RegalSin

[regalsinn]

I've been really enjoying JD Salinger lately. Might be my favorite author. Is that bad?

[antinatalismatlightspeed]

Adam had two Spotify accounts. I repeat Adam had two Spotify accounts

Also something I found while scanning his emails

The D&D Online 👀 look looook

No porn sites tho:(

I don't know if anyone has already posted something similar or if someone has already tried to find these accounts. Ifyk comment please..

[regalsinn]

I feel depleted. I am unsure what I want to do now. I need to get my spark back. Also need to work on my energy levels.

[regalsinn]

New CDs

[cargo1995]

This is obviously making fun of her before anyone says anything

[dahmer213]

dr dietz: “he was not handcuffed and I never had any concern whatsoever.”

interviewer: “why not”

dr dietz: “well im not his type.😏”

this so funny to me & lives rent free in my mind.😭

[sacredheartoftheapostle]

Friends on Bomber’s Row

ADX Florence, the infamous maximum security prison in the Rockies now notable for holding the likes of El Chapo and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, once housed Unabomber Ted Kaczynski, the 1993 World Trade Center bomber Ramzi Yousef, and Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh, all within the same block, forming a Bomber’s Row, as referred to by the staff and other inmates.

Kaczynski, Yousef, and McVeigh were all allotted a sliver of time for daily exercise, which the three shared with each other for a time. The mesh walls of their exercise space allowed for easier communication, although they also could speak through raising their voices in their cells. In his letters to his penpals outside of prison, Kaczynski expressed that he had both Yousef and McVeigh’s explicit consent to share information about their friendships. He also expressed admiration for both men, regarding them as intelligent and sociable while also denouncing their actions.

The three men seemed to also hold conversations on a variety of subjects. McVeigh and Yousef discussed politics intensely while Kaczynski spoke to McVeigh about nature and survivalism. McVeigh reportedly admired Yousef’s defiance of the US government and Kaczynski alleged that Yousef apparently had a level of belief in astrology. It also appears as though Kaczynski would discuss the letters he received with the others. Furthermore, Kaczynski spoke fondly of McVeigh and stated him to be misinterpreted by the media and also to be considerate of others.

At one point, Kaczynski even implored two of his penpals to send McVeigh a copy of a book and a subscription to the Alternative Press Review, implying the two kept in touch after McVeigh was relocated from ADX Florence. (He also later said that McVeigh was also interested in Into the Wild)

He also mentioned that Yousef frequently attempted to covert him to Islam, similar to how Yousef had attempted with McVeigh.

However, since McVeigh’s execution 2001 and Kaczynski’s suicide in 2023, Yousef is the only remaining member of the original Bomber’s Row at 58 years old.

[rubyridged-deactivated20260530]

Facts About: Timothy McVeigh

As a child, he was given the nickname “Noodle” for being scrawny and non-athletic, he was targeted by bullies, including incidents like swirlies. He later linked his hatred of “bullies” (including the federal government in his worldview) to these experiences.

In his yearbook, under “future plans,” he wrote something like “Take it as it comes, buy a Lamborghini, California girls.” Despite this, he was reportedly uncomfortable around women, and never had a serious girlfriend.

While in the military, he sent $20 for a trial membership in the Ku Klux Klan after seeing a pamphlet on gun rights. He did not renew it, claiming the group was too focused on race rather than Second Amendment issues.

As a teen, he was into computers and became an amateur hacker using a Commodore 64 under the handle “The Wanderer.” He reportedly broke into government computer systems.

[cargo1995]

ChatGPT stole the way I speak and now people think I’m using AI when I speak to them in DMs. I had to stop using the emdash a couple years ago because AI took it and I’d use it all the time.

[bloodlustdenia1]

The battle of Ruby ridge

The standoff at Ruby Ridge (August 21-31, 1992) was a siege conducted by the U.S. marshals in Naples, Idaho. The marshals were serving a bench warrant to Randy Weaver, who had failed to appear to court under federal firearm charges.

He was given the wrong court date.

These charges originated with Weaver selling a sawed-off shotgun to an undercover FBI agent who had actually entrapped weaver by asking him to modify the shotgun to be under the legal length allowed for barrels.

During the pre-arrest surveillance, officer Art Roderick shot Weaver's dog when it ran at them and then pointed his rifle at Weaver's 14-year-old son, Samuel, who was armed. Samuel fired back at the marshals, and was shot in the back and killed by the team.

They begin to exchange fire, Weaver's friend Kevin Harris shot and killed Deputy Marshal William Francis Degan Jr. Subsequently, Weaver, Harris and members of Weaver's immediate family refused to surrender. FBI sniper Lon Horiuchi shot Weaver, then shot Harris, but the second shot also “accidentally” hit and killed Weaver's wife Vicki. Negotiators eventually were able to convince Harris to surrender on August 30th, and weaver and his three daughters surrendered on the 31st.

Randy Weaver and Kevin Harris were acquitted of all charges, civil suits followed against the US government, ruby ridge alongside the Waco siege would be part of the events that later inspired Timothy mcveigh to commit the Oklahoma City bombing, which in turn partially inspired EH and DK to commit the massacre at Col. high school.

Thanks FBI!!!

[cargo1995]

Red Dawn (1984) was one of Timothy M’s favorite films.

It follows a plot where Soviets invade a town in Colorado. A group of teenagers in small-town Colorado escapes to the mountains, forming a guerilla resistance group called the "Wolverines". They fight back against the occupation, witnessing the brutal reality of war before most are killed.

[regalsinn]

Things haven't been the same lately

[regalsinn]

Happy 4/20. Today is Hitler's birthday and the anniversary of Columbine, along with weed day! I love Marijuana!

[luigiarchives]

Luigi Mangione's April 1, 2026 Federal Hearing Summary

Luigi was uncuffed, wearing his prison jumpsuit. The hearing was scheduled in order to decide if Luigi's federal trail should be delayed until January, 2027 - as per defense's request.

The judge spoke to the defense ex-parte. A letter regarding all this was also filed on 23 March. For now, this letter and the ex-parte communication will be sealed (not available to the public) because they discuss defense's strategies.

Prosecution argued that 2 of Luigi's defense attorneys (Marc Agnifilo and Jacob Kaplan) and should not have taken on new clients (like Harvey Weinstein, whose trial starts on Apr 14) and then use schedule conflicts as an excuse to delay this federal case. Luigi's attorney Karen Friedman Agnifilo (who doesn't represent Weinstein) countered that they work on a lot of cases and that Weinstein's case has nothing to do with this one. Especially since Weinstein's trial is scheduled to start in less than 2 weeks.

The judge was reluctant to delay the federal trial until Jan 2027, because the state trial has not yet been adjourned until Sept, as defense expects it to be. We talked more about this previously here:

Judge Garnett said she'll slightly adjust the jury selection schedule and delay the start of opening statements until Oct 26 or Nov 2. Currently, this was supposed to happen on Oct 14. So, there will only be a 12 or 26-day delay in the federal case.

WHAT'S NEXT:

Federal judge set another hearing for Jun 5 to discuss jury questionnaires

Voir Dire in federal case will start on Oct 5 (as opposed to Sept 8)

Defense will likely ask the state judge to delay the state trial

If state trial is delayed, federal trial will be delayed even more

Either way the state trial will proceed first

[libbylael]

[delicateboyz]

[introvertconfessions]

7 Simple Things Introverts Quietly Love ❤️️ – Time alone to recharge without pressure – Deep, meaningful connections that feel safe – Rest and recovery after lots of socializing – Boundaries that protect their inner peace – The little comforts: sunsets, tea, cozy corners – Soft tunes, rainy days, and a good book – Gentle spaces where they can just exist