Welcome to Lomo's Island

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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna

hello i am choco. or lomo. whatever you wanna call me. same with pronouns, i prefer he/him but i ain’t picky tbh.

im over my 30s already and i have white hair. i like birds, cats and seals.

and shadowverse. and mahjong. and pokemon and digimon (sadly, for both). i am into podcasts this days and have been in the svsss fandom since 2018.

ive got a cute sealsona.

My AO3: berenjena

A cool hoard songlist

art tag(s): chocoart, chocoarts (seems that i cant decide)

steam: Soup (will try to get an eternal code w)

bsky: mochamochatime

I don’t think I’ve got anything better to offer, most of what i do is in the respective tags already. Will try to follow people who reblog a lot of me, but please talk to me too I get lonesome.

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joshuaballsett

Give Lilly Wachowski Her 10 Fucking Million Dollars To Make A Movie What The Fuck Is Wrong With You You Stupid Cunts Like Hello She Made The Matrix Are You Dumb? Do You Not Like Good Shit?

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squidsmut

When people bitch and moan that conservative comedians are getting “cancelled” I want to grab them by the throat and scream at them that the Director of The Matrix One of The Most Successful Action Movies Of All Time can’t get funds for another movie because she’s transgender.

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djregular

The New Women's Pro Baseball League Offers Hope—And Frustrations | Defector
For most women who play baseball in the United States, playing America’s pastime in a professional league has been little more than a dream.
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The WPBL is a private company, so little is public about its finances. In April of 2025, the league announced that the venture capital firm Muse Capital's sports investment and advisory arm had been named to its advisory panel. Initial funding for the league was raised through Series A investment and was expected to be at around $3 million.
Where is all this money being used? Not much is going to the signed players. It's also not going to every single person working for the teams. Earlier this year, the league advertised unpaid internships for roles that are typically full-time and salaried in professional baseball, such as clubhouse manager and stadium operations. Siegal also advertised the job listings on her LinkedIn. When asked about the unpaid internships, the league told Defector: "All WPBL jobs are paid." When Defector asked for clarification, the league declined to comment further.