YYJ β> YYZ
βπ½βπ½ Changed the blog format up a bit of late. A few days ago it was a few paragraphs of a story I’m writing, yesterday it was a bit of housekeeping and something like a journal entry. Curious, this.
First attempts at fiction in a little while: combatdavey.net/november-6-etc/
βΎ Today’s post at combatdavey.net is largely about the long, surreal, and sublime moment that has been the Blue Jays' postseason run to the World Series and I would love it if you read it even if you’re not a baseball person because there’s so much more than baseball in it.
Wrote a little post at combatdavey.net about the Blue Jays' fantastic art in advance of Game 1 of the World Series.
From today’s post at combatdavey.net:
OpenAI’s AI-powered web browser is apparently being seen a challenge to Google and Chrome. Counterpoint: most people don’t care that much about browsers and every browser will have identical-ish AI features soon anyway.
From today’s post at combatdavey.net:
If you don’t learn from it, experiencing failure has no practical value unless you have a humiliation kink, and while I ain’t gonna yuck anyone’s yum, this is not a quality I want in a ballplayer repping my town.
βΎβΎ LET’S GO BLUE JAYS clap clap clapclapclap
From today’s post at combatdavey.net:
ππ½ your protein maxxing buddies are literally full of lead
ππ½ the bloated pedophile who lies about everything is lying again
ππ½ edit your podcast by simply chatting with THE MACHINE
From today’s post at combatdavey.net:
Audrey Hepburn once said “to plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow.” Wanting to make things is more or less the same thing.
As a lifelong Jays fan, last night felt incredible. As a lifelong Jays fan who is also a lifelong Yankees hater… π€π½π€π½π€π½
Me and every other Blue Jays fan rn
From today’s post at combatdavey.net:
To exist in our complex and cruel world is difficult, but liberating yourself or otherwise finding paths towards inner freedom doesn’t have to be. I think you really just have to know it’s possible.
From today’s post at combatdavey.net:
We finished Pop Star Academy: KATSEYE on the weekend and not only do I now understand how fandom is created over the course of K-Pop survival shows, I am now predisposed to being a KATSEYE fan. It’s very, very good TV.

