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Freelance journalist, occasional technical writer and all-around geek.
Omaha, NE
Joined April 2008
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Replying to @OANN
Schmitt for the Iowa Hawkeyes confused with the Atlanta Hawks 🥴
Where have you been the last 2 hours, intern?!?!?!
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Just an embarrassing moment for GOP Sen. Schmitt. What a disaster. Confirmation bias virus runs deep with Schmitt.
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Replying to @IngrahamAngle
James is UT alumni. The crowd booing Ted Cruz is an example of how we Texans feel about Maga now.
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Reminder that @danielwarrenart knew *exactly* who Optimus Prime is
Wondering if Onslaught's fate in issue #36 was a callback to how the Autobots handled Optimus Prime's "death" in the early Marvel comics line.
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For @esquire, I wrote about losing a dream job earlier this year in the same month our daughter arrived.
About the fear and anxiety of it all.
And about the clarity on the other side: esquire.com/lifestyle/money/…
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Whether he was playing the leader of the Autobots, a moody donkey, or even just being himself, Peter Cullen touched countless hearts during his life. We're going to miss him, and may he rest in peace.
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Peter Cullen was him, man.
Optimus Prime has always been my Superman, and the overwhelming reason for it was what Cullen brought to the character.
Be strong enough to be gentle, guys
At the end of a G.I. Joe episode, there would usually be a cheesy PSA announcement, basically telling kids how to act. With Peter Cullen, you didn't need to be told how to act. His voice and presence just showed you the way. R.I.P., Peter.
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In today’s world there are very few voice actors I think we’re the voice for generations on end Peter Cullen was of those actors. The voice of million characters for millions of people. Rest in peace to a legend