typzk

@typzk

Melt down monuments to racists & rapists. Cast into bollards to protect people from cars. Anti-fascist, anti-authoritarian, democratic socialist. he/him

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typzk@typzk· 17d

isn't it crazy how for several weeks every summer all photos of Parliament from the Quebec side double as advertising for a local casino

typzk@typzk· 24d

shite air quality in Centretown right now

typzk@typzk· Jul 1

typzk@typzk· Jun 19

is this really necessary? would drivers really think this street is open to them? (also, does this imply to pedestrians that this is a private space that we cannot use?) cc @arieltroster.com @centretownbuzz.bsky.social

two massive road closed signs in front of otherwise delightful open streets infrastructure at Frank and Bank

typzk@typzk· May 28

Look at how many times this sign has been taken out by a shitty driver.

holes in the concrete next to a sign post

typzk@typzk· May 26

is this sign really necessary and is it going to be up all summer? it's hideous and stupid @en.ottawa.ca @arieltroster.com

massive unsightly sign on Bank between Gladstone and Frank informing drivers that Frank is closed to vehicular traffic for the summer

typzk@typzk· May 23

Priced reduced... from $25,000,000 to... $12,000,000. 🙃 cc @arieltroster.com

typzk@typzk· May 22

Generally speaking though, all countries named after rivers should cover the entirety of their namesake river's watershed. Introducing the Actual Republic of Jordan... *ducks*

typzk@typzk· May 21

One entirely unnecessary opinion of mine is that the Republic of The Gambia should cover the entirety of the Gambia River watershed.

typzk@typzk· May 15

typzk@typzk· May 12

lol/lmao/lmfao

typzk@typzk· May 1

Who could possibly have forseen this 🙃

typzk@typzk· Apr 15

Sticker reading "if you someone get on the bus without paying no you didn't"

typzk@typzk· Apr 10

Hamas-run Lebanese Ministry of Health 🙃

typzk@typzk· Apr 10

We know the Times has a bad habit of employing the exonerative voice when it comes to Israel's crimes...but credit where credit is due: they got it right this time.