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[gynoidgearhead]

Prairieland Defendants Letter Writing Info

FMC Fort Worth

Bradford Morris (address letter to Meagan) 11136-512

Benjamin Hanil Song 11137-512

Cameron Arnold (address letter to Autumn Hill) 11138-512

Zachary Evetts 11141-512

Ines Houston Soto 11144-512

Inmate Name and Register Number FMC Fort Worth Federal Medical Center P.O. Box 15330 Fort Worth, TX 76119

Wichita County Detention Center

Elizabeth Soto | SO# 100005

Savanna Batten | SO# 100006

Rebecca Morgan | SO# 100008

Joy Gibson | SO #100009

Maricela Rueda | SO #100010

Wichita County Detention Center, TX Prisoner Name, SO Number P.O. Box 247 Phoenix, MD 21131

Johnson County Jail

Lynette Sharp | SO# 202502085

Seth Edison Sikes | SO# 202502010

Janette Marie Goering | SO# 202503019

Johnson County Jail, TX Prisoner Name, SO Number P.O. Box 247 Phoenix, MD 21131

The letter scanning institution will look for people's deadnames, but please address your actual letter to their chosen / legal names

[hisinvisiblefriend]

A collection of fun old technology on display at the Spring 2025 DFW Retrocomputing Meetup in Grand Prairie, TX.

Presented by the Vintage Computing Collective of North Texas. Sponsored by Mouser Electronics.

[humanoidhistory]

Taking the kids to see Alien in Fort Worth, Texas, May 1979.

[witchyho]

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[alexanderwales]

I've been working on a blog post about how anxiety might be an advantage for writers, in the sense that obsessively checking and rechecking how you come across and whether you're making sense likely makes for better prose.

And then I come across this paragraph by David Foster Wallace:

But fiction writers as a species also tend to be terribly self-conscious. Even by U.S. standards. Devoting lots of productive time to studying closely how people come across to them, fiction writers also spend lots of less productive time wondering nervously how they come across to other people. How they appear, how they seem, whether their shirttail might be hanging out their fly, whether there's maybe lipstick on their teeth, whether the people they're ogling can maybe size them up as somehow creepy, lurkers and starers.

Which is saying the same thing, fortuitously, fuel for my argument, observing a type overlap, anyway. I wouldn't go so far as to say that writing is an anxious hobby in general, only that there's a certain sort of productive anxiety in the creative labor that comes from a habit of considering and reconsidering even as you're putting the words down.

[anthraxofeffervescence]

Me after resurrecting David Foster Wallace: So, like, on TikTok — a new social media app specifically made for short-form content, videos specifically under sixty seconds (most phones have cameras now, by the way) — people consume content that they themselves will call "brainrot" and "slop"-

DFW: He's the fucking PRESIDENT?

Me: -and they know it's stupid and substanceless and has no actual benefit for their soul, but they'll proudly watch it anyway!

DFW: Of the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA?

[vortexstreet]

Mobile Street Art by Aaron Curry (ORFN), August 19, 2009, San Francisco