#oh — Public Fediverse posts

https://www.europesays.com/at/181413/ Öffi-Chaos und Sperren – Österreichweite Demos an den Unis gegen Sparpaket #AT #Austria #Graz #Klagenfurt #Linz #ÖH #Österreich #Salzburg #SebastianSchütze #Vienna #Wien

Alex Honnold has nothing on this geezer. Some epic free soloing at 7:00.
The beta is to stop half way for a hands free rest so you can punch a dart.
#climbing #OH&S
https://youtu.be/uZehYnAfvRE

Alex Honnold has nothing on this geezer. Some epic free soloing at 7:00.
The beta is to stop half way for a hands free rest so you can punch a dart.
#climbing #OH&S
https://youtu.be/uZehYnAfvRE

Alex Honnold has nothing on this geezer. Some epic free soloing at 7:00.
The beta is to stop half way for a hands free rest so you can punch a dart.
#climbing #OH&S
https://youtu.be/uZehYnAfvRE

Alex Honnold has nothing on this geezer. Some epic free soloing at 7:00.
The beta is to stop half way for a hands free rest so you can punch a dart.
#climbing #OH&S
https://youtu.be/uZehYnAfvRE

Alex Honnold has nothing on this geezer. Some epic free soloing at 7:00.
The beta is to stop half way for a hands free rest so you can punch a dart.
#climbing #OH&S
https://youtu.be/uZehYnAfvRE

https://www.europesays.com/at/173765/ Budget-Streit um Unis – Rektoren drohen nun sogar mit Knock-out-Prüfungen #AT #Austria #Graz #ÖH #Österreich #PeterRiedler #Rektor #RupertSausgruber #StefanKoch #UniversitätWien #Wien

https://www.europesays.com/at/171213/ Aus für Gratis-Bike? Keine Einigung bei Stadtrad für Studierende in Innsbruck #AT #Austria #EkkehardAllingerCsollich #Gesellschaft #Innsbruck #IVB #ÖH #Österreich #StadtInnsbruck #StadtradAktion #UniversitätInnsbruck

CAVA will open its second Columbus location May 20 near Polaris https://www.diningandcooking.com/?p=2648089 #access:metered #Mediterranean #MediterraneanFood #OH #Source:TheColumbusDispatch #ssts:entertainment:dining #sstsn:dining #tag:Columbus #tag:Cuisines #tag:Instagram #Tag:LocalAffiliateFood #Tag:LocalNews #tag:Maryland #Tag:OverallPositive #Tag:RestaurantReviews&Reservations #tag:Restaurants #Tag:StoryHighlightsAIEnabled #type:story

#OH: “… but yes, this is exactly why I want tables, because vendors will do some bullshit like ‘arm7, our newest armv4 processor’”

#OH: ive learned. tonight is european speak for the morning

OH!

#illustration #digitalillustration #oh

#oh 'polycule einfach nur um schafkopf spielen zu können'
~@kruemmelspalter

#OH the images were computed within the database, with a postgres function

What Goes Around Is Always Coming Back Around

Now that we’re into rehearsals for the stage reading of Puta Wijaya’s play OH, it’s both gratifying and terrifying to discover that my initial thoughts about the piece being timely and universal are correct.

That of course what’s makes a good play, a good story. It also makes for a constant reminder of how little attention we pay to the stories we tell and repeat.

Wijaya’s work began as a short story that was originally published in 2003, and was then adapted by him in 2018 into what he calls a monodrama, meaning a one character monologue. It’s set in Indonesia. But the words spilling out his thoughts could easily have been written about the U.S lately.

Here’s an example:

I’m stepping into the struggle for justice in this impotent toothless tiger of a country which, instead of using what’s left of its strength to fight, lazes around enjoying itself. Oh! This is insanely embarrassing. It just doesn’t make sense. But this is reality. Our reality! The older generation slacks off, the younger generation jacks off. People are racing to dig their own graves.

And another:

Not like those other lawyers these days who are mostly about making deals, or those elites and intellectuals who shine when they are powerless, but who, from their new seats of power, become more…(Louder) violent, greedy, materialistic, merciless, and despicable once they get the opportunity to trample on justice and truth they once idolized.

Working with IVP is one of the gigs I return to eagerly. Working with plays from far away places and different cultures, always, in the end, proves over and over again that at the core, we’re all the same. Though our life experiences may differ, they really aren’t.

I used the word terrifying in the opening of this post because you’d never know that this play wasn’t written about what we in the U.S. are living through currently. I also say that because regardless of where we’re from, or the horrors we endure, we never seem to learn how the wheel always turns and comes round again.

Life can be painful. Live theatre can be as well.

You can also find more of my writings on a variety of topics on Medium at this link, including in the publications Ellemeno and Rome. I can also be found on social media under my name as above. This site does not use affilate links. 

What Goes Around Is Always Coming Back Around

Now that we’re into rehearsals for the stage reading of Puta Wijaya’s play OH, it’s both gratifying and terrifying to discover that my initial thoughts about the piece being timely and universal are correct.

That of course what’s makes a good play, a good story. It also makes for a constant reminder of how little attention we pay to the stories we tell and repeat.

Wijaya’s work began as a short story that was originally published in 2003, and was then adapted by him in 2018 into what he calls a monodrama, meaning a one character monologue. It’s set in Indonesia. But the words spilling out his thoughts could easily have been written about the U.S lately.

Here’s an example:

I’m stepping into the struggle for justice in this impotent toothless tiger of a country which, instead of using what’s left of its strength to fight, lazes around enjoying itself. Oh! This is insanely embarrassing. It just doesn’t make sense. But this is reality. Our reality! The older generation slacks off, the younger generation jacks off. People are racing to dig their own graves.

And another:

Not like those other lawyers these days who are mostly about making deals, or those elites and intellectuals who shine when they are powerless, but who, from their new seats of power, become more…(Louder) violent, greedy, materialistic, merciless, and despicable once they get the opportunity to trample on justice and truth they once idolized.

Working with IVP is one of the gigs I return to eagerly. Working with plays from far away places and different cultures, always, in the end, proves over and over again that at the core, we’re all the same. Though our life experiences may differ, they really aren’t.

I used the word terrifying in the opening of this post because you’d never know that this play wasn’t written about what we in the U.S. are living through currently. I also say that because regardless of where we’re from, or the horrors we endure, we never seem to learn how the wheel always turns and comes round again.

Life can be painful. Live theatre can be as well.

You can also find more of my writings on a variety of topics on Medium at this link, including in the publications Ellemeno and Rome. I can also be found on social media under my name as above. This site does not use affilate links. 

What Goes Around Is Always Coming Back Around

Now that we’re into rehearsals for the stage reading of Puta Wijaya’s play OH, it’s both gratifying and terrifying to discover that my initial thoughts about the piece being timely and universal are correct.

That of course what’s makes a good play, a good story. It also makes for a constant reminder of how little attention we pay to the stories we tell and repeat.

Wijaya’s work began as a short story that was originally published in 2003, and was then adapted by him in 2018 into what he calls a monodrama, meaning a one character monologue. It’s set in Indonesia. But the words spilling out his thoughts could easily have been written about the U.S lately.

Here’s an example:

I’m stepping into the struggle for justice in this impotent toothless tiger of a country which, instead of using what’s left of its strength to fight, lazes around enjoying itself. Oh! This is insanely embarrassing. It just doesn’t make sense. But this is reality. Our reality! The older generation slacks off, the younger generation jacks off. People are racing to dig their own graves.

And another:

Not like those other lawyers these days who are mostly about making deals, or those elites and intellectuals who shine when they are powerless, but who, from their new seats of power, become more…(Louder) violent, greedy, materialistic, merciless, and despicable once they get the opportunity to trample on justice and truth they once idolized.

Working with IVP is one of the gigs I return to eagerly. Working with plays from far away places and different cultures, always, in the end, proves over and over again that at the core, we’re all the same. Though our life experiences may differ, they really aren’t.

I used the word terrifying in the opening of this post because you’d never know that this play wasn’t written about what we in the U.S. are living through currently. I also say that because regardless of where we’re from, or the horrors we endure, we never seem to learn how the wheel always turns and comes round again.

Life can be painful. Live theatre can be as well.

You can also find more of my writings on a variety of topics on Medium at this link, including in the publications Ellemeno and Rome. I can also be found on social media under my name as above. This site does not use affilate links. 

What Goes Around Is Always Coming Back Around

Now that we’re into rehearsals for the stage reading of Puta Wijaya’s play OH, it’s both gratifying and terrifying to discover that my initial thoughts about the piece being timely and universal are correct.

That of course what’s makes a good play, a good story. It also makes for a constant reminder of how little attention we pay to the stories we tell and repeat.

Wijaya’s work began as a short story that was originally published in 2003, and was then adapted by him in 2018 into what he calls a monodrama, meaning a one character monologue. It’s set in Indonesia. But the words spilling out his thoughts could easily have been written about the U.S lately.

Here’s an example:

I’m stepping into the struggle for justice in this impotent toothless tiger of a country which, instead of using what’s left of its strength to fight, lazes around enjoying itself. Oh! This is insanely embarrassing. It just doesn’t make sense. But this is reality. Our reality! The older generation slacks off, the younger generation jacks off. People are racing to dig their own graves.

And another:

Not like those other lawyers these days who are mostly about making deals, or those elites and intellectuals who shine when they are powerless, but who, from their new seats of power, become more…(Louder) violent, greedy, materialistic, merciless, and despicable once they get the opportunity to trample on justice and truth they once idolized.

Working with IVP is one of the gigs I return to eagerly. Working with plays from far away places and different cultures, always, in the end, proves over and over again that at the core, we’re all the same. Though our life experiences may differ, they really aren’t.

I used the word terrifying in the opening of this post because you’d never know that this play wasn’t written about what we in the U.S. are living through currently. I also say that because regardless of where we’re from, or the horrors we endure, we never seem to learn how the wheel always turns and comes round again.

Life can be painful. Live theatre can be as well.

You can also find more of my writings on a variety of topics on Medium at this link, including in the publications Ellemeno and Rome. I can also be found on social media under my name as above. This site does not use affilate links. 

What Goes Around Is Always Coming Back Around

Now that we’re into rehearsals for the stage reading of Puta Wijaya’s play OH, it’s both gratifying and terrifying to discover that my initial thoughts about the piece being timely and universal are correct.

That of course what’s makes a good play, a good story. It also makes for a constant reminder of how little attention we pay to the stories we tell and repeat.

Wijaya’s work began as a short story that was originally published in 2003, and was then adapted by him in 2018 into what he calls a monodrama, meaning a one character monologue. It’s set in Indonesia. But the words spilling out his thoughts could easily have been written about the U.S lately.

Here’s an example:

I’m stepping into the struggle for justice in this impotent toothless tiger of a country which, instead of using what’s left of its strength to fight, lazes around enjoying itself. Oh! This is insanely embarrassing. It just doesn’t make sense. But this is reality. Our reality! The older generation slacks off, the younger generation jacks off. People are racing to dig their own graves.

And another:

Not like those other lawyers these days who are mostly about making deals, or those elites and intellectuals who shine when they are powerless, but who, from their new seats of power, become more…(Louder) violent, greedy, materialistic, merciless, and despicable once they get the opportunity to trample on justice and truth they once idolized.

Working with IVP is one of the gigs I return to eagerly. Working with plays from far away places and different cultures, always, in the end, proves over and over again that at the core, we’re all the same. Though our life experiences may differ, they really aren’t.

I used the word terrifying in the opening of this post because you’d never know that this play wasn’t written about what we in the U.S. are living through currently. I also say that because regardless of where we’re from, or the horrors we endure, we never seem to learn how the wheel always turns and comes round again.

Life can be painful. Live theatre can be as well.

You can also find more of my writings on a variety of topics on Medium at this link, including in the publications Ellemeno and Rome. I can also be found on social media under my name as above. This site does not use affilate links. 

OH GOD!

OH: "A Rolex is basically a pokemon card for people who wear suits."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBlu45HFruk

#oh #patrickboyle #pokemon #PokemonCard

Bengals News (5/16): Never Tell me the Odds

Bengals News Players React to 2026 Schedule: “That Consistency Is Going to Help Us” In the end, after…
#NFL #CincinnatiBengals #Cincinnati #Bengals #A.J.Brown #AtlantaFalcons #BakerMayfield #BaltimoreRavens #C.J.Stroud #ClevelandBrowns #Football #IconSportswire #JoshMauro #MitchellTinsley #OH #OrlandoBrown #PittsburghSteelers #TeeHiggins #Texans
https://www.rawchili.com/nfl/892714/

Bengals News (5/16): Never Tell me the Odds

Bengals News Players React to 2026 Schedule: “That Consistency Is Going to Help Us” In the end, after…
#NFL #CincinnatiBengals #Cincinnati #Bengals #A.J.Brown #AtlantaFalcons #BakerMayfield #BaltimoreRavens #C.J.Stroud #ClevelandBrowns #Football #IconSportswire #JoshMauro #MitchellTinsley #OH #OrlandoBrown #PittsburghSteelers #TeeHiggins #Texans
https://www.rawchili.com/nfl/892714/

Bengals News (5/16): Never Tell me the Odds https://www.rawchili.com/nfl/892714/ #AJBrown #AtlantaFalcons #BakerMayfield #BaltimoreRavens #Bengals #CJStroud #Cincinnati #CincinnatiBengals #CincinnatiBengals #ClevelandBrowns #Football #IconSportswire #JoshMauro #MitchellTinsley #NFL #OH #OrlandoBrown #PittsburghSteelers #TeeHiggins #Texans

Bengals News (5/16): Never Tell me the Odds https://www.rawchili.com/nfl/892714/ #AJBrown #AtlantaFalcons #BakerMayfield #BaltimoreRavens #Bengals #CJStroud #Cincinnati #CincinnatiBengals #CincinnatiBengals #ClevelandBrowns #Football #IconSportswire #JoshMauro #MitchellTinsley #NFL #OH #OrlandoBrown #PittsburghSteelers #TeeHiggins #Texans

Detroit Pistons writers taste test, review Swensons in Cleveland https://www.rawchili.com/nba/?p=735810 #access:free #Basketball #Cavaliers #Cleveland #ClevelandCavaliers #ClevelandCavaliers #MI #NBA #OH #Source:AkronBeaconJournal #ssts:lifestyle:food #sstsn:food #tag:Akron #tag:Basketball #tag:Cleveland #Tag:ClevelandCavaliers #tag:Detroit #Tag:DetroitPistons #Tag:FastFood #tag:Hamburgers #Tag:LocalAffiliateFood #tag:News #Tag:OverallNegative #Tag:RestaurantReviews&Reservations #Tag:SportsNews #type:story

#Oh: "Enby/Frau/Man lernt nie aus"

OH: "Hier wurde KI-Slop überklebt-Sticker"

#oh

Gearing Up For Another Journey With The International Voices Project

It’s that time again. A time to journey into parts unknown with writers new to me. That means it’s time for The International Voices Project festival.

This is a gig I participate in once or twice a year. IVP gives me a chance to explore writers, different cultures, and a larger world. The mission of IVP is to bring international works translated into English to Chicago audiences. They are presented in a staged reading format. That simply means actors are carrying scripts and the production isn’t fully realized. The emphasis is on the text and the story.

This year I’m headed to Indonesia and the play, OH, by Puta Wijaya. The story features a young attorney who arrives at his father’s hospital bedside to fulfill his father’s request, but he comes not as a son, but as an ambitious lawyer seeking his mentor’s opinion on a case: defending a drug dealer facing two death sentences. Wijaya himself adapted the piece into a play from an original short story of his, called The People’s Justice.

The one thing I always learn from these plays from other countries is not how different we are, but just how much we are the same. That’s more than true with this piece, as much of what the main character thinks could be ripped out of today’s US headlines or from social media.

Looking forward to spending the next week rehearsing and hearing the staged reading of OH, next week.

You can also find more of my writings on a variety of topics on Medium at this link, including in the publications Ellemeno and Rome. I can also be found on social media under my name as above. This site does not use affilate links. 

Gearing Up For Another Journey With The International Voices Project

It’s that time again. A time to journey into parts unknown with writers new to me. That means it’s time for The International Voices Project festival.

This is a gig I participate in once or twice a year. IVP gives me a chance to explore writers, different cultures, and a larger world. The mission of IVP is to bring international works translated into English to Chicago audiences. They are presented in a staged reading format. That simply means actors are carrying scripts and the production isn’t fully realized. The emphasis is on the text and the story.

This year I’m headed to Indonesia and the play, OH, by Puta Wijaya. The story features a young attorney who arrives at his father’s hospital bedside to fulfill his father’s request, but he comes not as a son, but as an ambitious lawyer seeking his mentor’s opinion on a case: defending a drug dealer facing two death sentences. Wijaya himself adapted the piece into a play from an original short story of his, called The People’s Justice.

The one thing I always learn from these plays from other countries is not how different we are, but just how much we are the same. That’s more than true with this piece, as much of what the main character thinks could be ripped out of today’s US headlines or from social media.

Looking forward to spending the next week rehearsing and hearing the staged reading of OH, next week.

You can also find more of my writings on a variety of topics on Medium at this link, including in the publications Ellemeno and Rome. I can also be found on social media under my name as above. This site does not use affilate links. 

Gearing Up For Another Journey With The International Voices Project

It’s that time again. A time to journey into parts unknown with writers new to me. That means it’s time for The International Voices Project festival.

This is a gig I participate in once or twice a year. IVP gives me a chance to explore writers, different cultures, and a larger world. The mission of IVP is to bring international works translated into English to Chicago audiences. They are presented in a staged reading format. That simply means actors are carrying scripts and the production isn’t fully realized. The emphasis is on the text and the story.

This year I’m headed to Indonesia and the play, OH, by Puta Wijaya. The story features a young attorney who arrives at his father’s hospital bedside to fulfill his father’s request, but he comes not as a son, but as an ambitious lawyer seeking his mentor’s opinion on a case: defending a drug dealer facing two death sentences. Wijaya himself adapted the piece into a play from an original short story of his, called The People’s Justice.

The one thing I always learn from these plays from other countries is not how different we are, but just how much we are the same. That’s more than true with this piece, as much of what the main character thinks could be ripped out of today’s US headlines or from social media.

Looking forward to spending the next week rehearsing and hearing the staged reading of OH, next week.

You can also find more of my writings on a variety of topics on Medium at this link, including in the publications Ellemeno and Rome. I can also be found on social media under my name as above. This site does not use affilate links. 

#OH
Ich bin kurz vorm Abbeissen

#OH: fputs free 2026. fputs crack free download

OH: War time propaganda and office posters are exactly the same. "Is this good for the company?" and "If you see something say something". It's just copro-propaganda.

#OH #corporate

Detroit Pistons will face the Cavs in Game 5 on Wednesday at 8 p.m. https://www.rawchili.com/nba/?p=732149 #access:metered #Basketball #Cavaliers #Cleveland #ClevelandCavaliers #ClevelandCavaliers #MI #NBA #OH #Source:TheDetroitNews #ssts:sports:nba:pistons #sstsn:pistons #tag:Basketball #Tag:CaliforniaGoldRush #Tag:CGRSports #tag:Cleveland #tag:Detroit #Tag:DetroitPistons #Tag:ESPNInc #Tag:LosAngelesLakers #Tag:OklahomaCityThunder #Tag:OverallPositive #Tag:SportsNews #type:story

OH: I'm doing the 3-2-1 rule. I've three drives in this NAS, two in the other one, and one drive in the cloud.

#OH #BadJokes

OH: The worst part of AI is you can never see ball lightning or anything like that ever again cause it is just AI.

#OH #AI

OH: Ufos and aliens are American Mythology.

#Mythology #UFO #Aliens #OH

Cincinnati restaurants that opened or closed in April 2026 https://www.diningandcooking.com/?p=2637298 #access:metered #BistroFood #Italia #Italian #ItalianBistroFood #italiano #italy #OH #Source:CincinnatiEnquirer #ssts:entertainment:dining #sstsn:dining #tag:Cincinnati #tag:Instagram #Tag:LocalAffiliateFood #Tag:LocalNews #Tag:OverallNeutral #Tag:RestaurantReviews&Reservations #tag:Restaurants #type:story

Cincinnati restaurants that opened or closed in April 2026 https://www.diningandcooking.com/?p=2637298 #access:metered #BistroFood #Italia #Italian #ItalianBistroFood #italiano #italy #OH #Source:CincinnatiEnquirer #ssts:entertainment:dining #sstsn:dining #tag:Cincinnati #tag:Instagram #Tag:LocalAffiliateFood #Tag:LocalNews #Tag:OverallNeutral #Tag:RestaurantReviews&Reservations #tag:Restaurants #type:story

Cincinnati restaurants that opened or closed in April 2026 https://www.diningandcooking.com/?p=2637298 #access:metered #BistroFood #Italia #Italian #ItalianBistroFood #italiano #italy #OH #Source:CincinnatiEnquirer #ssts:entertainment:dining #sstsn:dining #tag:Cincinnati #tag:Instagram #Tag:LocalAffiliateFood #Tag:LocalNews #Tag:OverallNeutral #Tag:RestaurantReviews&Reservations #tag:Restaurants #type:story

Cavs vs. Pistons Game 4: How to watch, odds, and injury report https://www.rawchili.com/nba/731061/ #AusarThompson #Basketball #CadeCunningham #CarisLevert #Cavaliers #Cleveland #ClevelandCavaliers #ClevelandCavaliers #DetroitPistons #DonovanMitchell #DuncanRobinson #EvanMobley #JalenDuren #JamesHarden #JarrettAllen #KevinHuerter #MaxStrus #NBA #OH #RocketArena #TobiasHarris

OH:

A: Würdest du uns noch lieben, wenn wir Würmer wären?
B: Für mich seit ihr Würmer! 👺

#OH

OH: There are a lot of linux distros that work out of the box. Ubuntu isn't one of them. It felt a bit like Windows.

#OH #Linux #Ubuntu

#OH „XHunter nicht xHamster!“
#fsckleaks

#Oh: "Worte sind meine Sprache"

OH: The classic blunder: Being a dumbass.

#OH

JACQUES DUTRONC
Par monsieur Quéméré

Et légèrement remixé par @JeSuisL4

@[email protected]
@[email protected]

#JacquesDutronc #Quéméré
#OlivierQuéméré #JDutronc
#Kalimero666 #Kalimero
#BarGadoxe #JeSuisL4
#MonsieurDutronc #jd
#Dutronc #Jacques
#MerdeinFrance
#Dessins #Gif
#NoiretBlanc
#Colors #ha
#Dessiner
#Music
#Rock
#Yes
#oh
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JACQUES DUTRONC
Par monsieur Quéméré

Et légèrement remixé par @JeSuisL4

@[email protected]
@[email protected]

#JacquesDutronc #Quéméré
#OlivierQuéméré #JDutronc
#Kalimero666 #Kalimero
#BarGadoxe #JeSuisL4
#MonsieurDutronc #jd
#Dutronc #Jacques
#MerdeinFrance
#Dessins #Gif
#NoiretBlanc
#Colors #ha
#Dessiner
#Music
#Rock
#Yes
#oh
🎸