Updated the brand for my socials...for the first time in months.

You may have noticed a slight update to my social media idents. It's due to this.

The porcupine is a nod to the Republican elephant and Democratic donkey. It is said that so long as you don't attack it, it won't come after you, thus being compatible with the principles of the Libertarian party, which is my default party unless there are no Libertarian ballot options, at which I vote blue as a substitute. As a result, I am using the porcupine logo on my socials, so you won't have to ask anywhere, online or offline, who my party is. But you are free to ask. These are my updated idents.

For general social media handles.

For gaming via Twitch streams.

For my Tumblr blog, a satellite of the main blog here.

Genshin Misadventures: Snezhnaya Days, Part 12

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Genshin Misadventures: Snezhnaya Days, Part 11

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The Misadventures: Weekly Reset Stream before the Genshin grind

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Honkai Star Rail/Fate Stay Night: Love Is Strong

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Golden State Valkyries: 2026 WNBA Champions

SAN FRANCISCO -- The Golden State Valkyries heard for the first two seasons of their existence that they didn't have any stars, that as an expansion club mostly made up of teams' dispensable players and no top-tier free agents, they lacked anyone who could step up and hit big shots when it mattered most.

In Game 7 of the WNBA Finals, Gabby Williams quieted anyone who believed that.

Forever Young, Umamusume And Keeneland: Keeping Japan’s American Legacy Rolling

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Umamusume & The Keeneland Connection

Japan’s Breeders’ Cup Classic hero Forever Young was born and raised in Japan and is wrapped up in the Umamusume universe, but his roots are in Kentucky, and Keeneland is part of his family’s story, as it is for plenty of Japan’s offshore heroes.

David Morgan

Forever Young has never walked the famous sale ring at Keeneland, never even been to Lexington, but if all plans are fulfilled, he’ll be in the heart of the Bluegrass State this fall, stabled at the racetrack close to the auction arena where generations of his family before him have been sold, for money large and small.

ST. PETERSBURG -- The team from MLB’s smallest market. The team so often good enough to get beat by someone bigger. The team that has cycled through swaps of stars, always refining and refurbishing and refilling their roster with keenly acquired talent. The team that gave a shot to a 60-something skipper with only interim Major League managerial experience and watched him craft a culture of love and laughs.

That’s the team that won the 2026 World Series. And the Brewers team that just delivered the franchise’s first title and Milwaukee its first baseball champion since the 1957 Braves was a true team in every sense.