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[🅱️askerville @WB_Baskerville]

Making this my email signature at work

[meme bastard 🍕 @mask_bastard]

ha ha ha brrrrr

[Louise Jensen Duffy (also Ernest Jensen) @LouiseWeebe]

You’re listening to Sisyphus FM, the home of non-stop rock.

[DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm]

Sam Neill has sadly passed away at the age of 78.

[mel @GERWANIDYKE]

Not surprised it exists but this is the first time I see paris commune LARP

[Patrick J. Wolf @PatWolf]

Ladies and gentlemen, it’s Friday.

[W.A.R. Podcast @WarAdRevPod]

I'm going live with #Polytropos!

https://t.co/E2d8BvkJ6u

[David Socha @David1Socha]

Steam Link: https://t.co/dUpMatqtgq

[David Socha @David1Socha]

My HOMM-inspired Strategy Roguelike comes out today! Check out Polytropos: A Tactical Odyssey on Steam

- Heroes of Might and Magic-style tactical combat
- Your hero directly fights in battles
- 6 factions led by Greek gods, each with different skills, units, and spells

[IRON NEST: Heavy Turret Simulator @IRONNESTgame]

My indie game launches in 28 days.
Algorithm, please carry the signal.

My indie game launches in 28 days.
Algorithm, please carry the signal.

My indie game launches in 28 days.
Algorithm, please carry the signal.

[Sandy Petersen 🪔 @SandyofCthulhu]

Playing Age of Empires.

"You cannot place this building here"

[Memory Medieval @MemoryMedieval]

Levi Roach's "Empire of the Normans" is probably the best overall scholarly work on the Normans.

Lars Brownworth is also good, not quite as scholarly, but entertaining.

John Julius Norwich has the best volumes on the Italian Normans.

And if you'd rather watch/listen, last year I collabed with @EmpiresPod to make the internets most thorough Norman documentary.

Link below 👇

[W.A.R. Podcast @WarAdRevPod]

@Pier3010413279 Well done!

[Lie of Caelum: Spirit - Wishlist Us! @lieofcaelum]

I'm gonna summon Xenogears and Phantasy Star fans with my indie game.

[Vylett Moonheart ♈🌒 @VylettMoonheart]

Kenshi has forced me to rant.

[French Demon☀️👹🇫🇷 @frenchdemon666]

🇺🇸 : France i need help plz
🇫🇷 : I can't im broke
🇺🇸 : It's against the british
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[History Dame @history_dame]

America at 250.

July 2 is one of my favorite dates because of John Adams.

July 2, 1786, the delegates are exhausted, the debates have dragged on for weeks, and the weight of history presses down like the summer humidity.

On this very day, July 2, 1776, Adams and his allies push the Continental Congress to vote for independence from Great Britain. The resolution passes. The colonies are no longer subjects; they are free, or at least determined to become so.

Adams writes to his beloved Abigail that day: “The Second Day of July 1776, will be the most memorable Epocha, in the History of America… It ought to be solemnized with Pomp and Parade, with Shews, Games, Sports, Guns, Bells, Bonfires and Illuminations from one End of this Continent to the other from this Time forward forever more.”

He was off by two days. July 4 would get the glory when the Declaration was formally adopted, but he nailed the spirit.

As we race toward America 250 in 2026, this moment feels electric. Two hundred fifty years ago, a group of imperfect but courageous people bet everything on the radical idea that governments derive their power from the consent of the governed. They chose hope over fear, unity over division, and liberty over submission.

Today is all about John Adams!