Jakebe T. Drake-Lope @jakebe@awoo.space

Anxiety spiral hit me like an RKO OUTTA NOWHERE, I think I’m going to name my bad feelings Randy Orton

YOU GUYS Changeling 20th Anniversary Edition is free today! If you've wanted to take a look at my FAVORITE tabletop RPG ever, now's your chance!!

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Picked up RingFit Adventure again today, since it’s raining and I couldn’t go for a run. OK, maybe I should be doing this every day, damn. Dragaux gonna kill me, but what a way to go

OK, sure, why not? #SizeTwitter

Because of course we're catching up on TV this week, @ThePenDrake@twitter.com and I finished Stranger Things 3 last night. Solid season, definitely ended better than it started.

Ultimately, though, I'm fine leaving a lot of those tired 80s tropes back in that decade.

Well, it looks like I'll definitely be catching up on my writing and reading, so that's cool.

Rejoining because online spaces will be pretty great during this era of social isolation. I'll also be boosting verified info, ways folks can help, etc. etc.

Coronavirus II: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO) https://youtu.be/_066dEkycr4 via @YouTube@twitter.com

The Dragon and I saw "The Invisible Man" last night, and it's a pretty great movie. I don't think I've seen a movie that treats the simple idea of invisibility as straightforward terrifying -- "Hollow Man" tried to do it, and it didn't quite work. Leigh Whannel is an amazing horror writer, and I'm seriously impressed with his chops as a director.

Elizabeth Moss is typecast by now as the oppressed/abused yet defiant woman, but she is SO GOOD AT IT. The physicality in her performance is something special; she makes something as simple as a walk to the mailbox harrowing. But the very real experience of being trapped in an abusive relationship and having even well-meaning friends not believe you is its own kind of terror...having to bear that burden on your own is crushing, and I think the reason the movie works is that it works hard to show how hard this situation is so we can revel in the fact that the protagonist finds her way through it anyway.

It's quite intense, but if you're looking for good horror in the strain of "The Babadook" or "It Follows", this is worth a look.

Hey folks -- do you know if there is a "Tweetdeck" style app for Mastodon? I have different accounts on other instances, and it would be neat to access them all at once!

It's already been a pretty exhausting week. The office is abuzz about the coronavirus, weirdly enough -- and the less said about the current state of the Dem primary, the better.

Trying to find a quieter, more thoughtful place to enjoy quieter, more thoughtful company. OH HELLO MASTODON

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And with that, I think I just need to walk away from this hellsite for the rest of the week. Nothing good is happening here.

And screaming at Warren supporters -- your FELLOW PROGRESSIVES -- for it isn't going to do anything to rally us to Sanders.

Try being compassionate for people who aren't in your tribe, especially if they're fighting for the same things you are. That's coalition-building.

It's very upsetting for me to be on Twitter and see so many people kicking Warren supporters (like myself) when we're down, especially when those same people are simultaneously demanding we support Sanders.

We voted for the candidate we wanted. That's what the primary is for.