i honestly think we won't have to try. the musk bubble will pop someday. when it does, it'll deflate rather quickly.

Musk bought it because he's a dumbass.

Because he thinks he's clever and wants everybody to think he's clever (also because he was mad that Twitter kept banning his buddies for being fascists), he hatched a plan to send Twitter a formal offer to buy it for way more than it was worth. Musk thought that Twitter was owned by a bunch of left-wing ideologues and were using the site as their own personal microphone (sound familiar?), so when they inevitably turn down his offer, he could go "Aha! Gotcha, you fuckin' Marxists!" and everyone would clap and call him smart.

But Twitter was not owned by a bunch of left-wingers. It was owned by businessmen. Musk's buddies were getting banned because it's not good business to have an advert for Disneyland next to a racist/anti-Semetic tweet, not because of ideology. And when those businessmen saw that Musk was offering to buy Twitter for several times what it was worth, they jumped on the offer, then sued Musk when he tried to back out.

Hilariously, Musk agreed to buy Twitter as soon as the discovery process started. I'd bet money that his phone was a black hole of cringe/illegal activity and he wanted to keep it from going public.

Musk didn't want to buy Twitter, and he doesn't want to destroy Twitter; it's just a side effect of using it to stroke his ego.

I can't argue with that statement at all.

Most of the furry artists are moving to Bluesky anyways, so it'll be worth your fapping time to start checking there as well.
But for the artists that haven't moved? Yeah, go ahead. As long as you also archive it locally to cut down on revisits.

I'm there for the porn. That's the only thing I've ever used it for.

You can play an active role in helping your favorite creators move to Bluesky. Leave a comment on their posts and send DMs urging them to stop using Twitter. Urge other people to do likewise.

Nope, actual Sesame Street Elmo. At some point between my childhood and my kid's, he took over half the fucking show. Literally. Half the show is Elmo walking around in his room, talking at things. I say at because they don't generally respond since they're things like a fish and a baby. And he never says anything new. He just says hi to the fish and hi to the baby and hi to Mr./Ms. Noodle, who is a miming person. Actually, Mr. Noodle was the only part I occasionally liked and only because he's sometimes played by Bill Irwin, who is incredibly good in even the worst things he is in.

I eventually just started showing my daughter old Sesame Street sketches on YouTube because there's just no comparison in the quality of the way the show used to be and what it's become. She was much more attentive to the sketches too. Why the hell Sesame Street now thinks a toddler has the attention span to watch Elmo fuck around for 20 minutes is beyond me.