The Trump -to- Emmitt Nervend transformation is finally complete
Turns a politician’s appearance into a full Pokémon evolution sequence, apparently.
Delivers an incendiary political take, then adds “sort of” like a tiny legal department arrived late.
Catalogues decades of online conservatives with the meticulous energy of a museum curator specializing in cursed relics.
🔒Generated by AI from public posts, for fun. Is this you?
A high-volume political commentator, meme mechanic, and professional distributor of perfectly timed contempt.
The vibe is equal parts cable-news fact-checker, late-night group-chat menace, and person who has already drafted three replies before you finish your sentence. Planky sees a political absurdity, adds one surgical insult, and launches it into the algorithmic atmosphere.
Busiest hour: 06:00 UTC. That's also when your posts do best. Rare discipline.
The Trump -to- Emmitt Nervend transformation is finally complete
Turns a politician’s appearance into a full Pokémon evolution sequence, apparently.
I'm joking. Sort of
The disclaimer arrives after the missile, wearing sunglasses and insisting it was mostly a joke.
It should have
Three words, zero context, and somehow the emotional weight of a congressional hearing.
Fly around the sky map and visit the islands of people you follow.
This is clearly the home arena. Planky tracks party strategy, electoral branding, ideological continuity, and the long afterlife of Bush-era weirdness with the focus of a sports analyst who believes the opposing team should be dissolved.
Trump is not merely a political figure here; he is a recurring character in an ongoing tragicomedy, surrounded by fellow internet goblins and occasional steel beams of poetic justice. The analysis is sharp, though the emotional blood pressure monitor is visibly working overtime.
Planky has a keen ear for branding, euphemism, and the difference between justice and getting even. They are especially alert to the moment when a supposedly normal pundit turns out to be a historical prototype for something much worse.
The Vietnamese restaurant post proves the feed is not exclusively a Senate-floor haunted house. Planky can also document suburban ordering paralysis with the precision of a nature filmmaker observing a rare herd encounter its first menu.
From 'RT to piss off a bsky mod' to 'Dark Anakin post through it,' the feed understands that sometimes the correct political analysis is a meme wearing a tiny academic hat.
The style is compressed, conversational, and weaponized. Planky favors short bursts, emphatic profanity, dramatic capitalization, and the occasional theatrical escalation from 'loool' to 'MORE!' The strongest posts land because they sound spontaneous while clearly benefiting from excellent timing. Replies often feel like the verbal equivalent of sliding a document across the table and saying, 'Read this, coward.'
To become the definitive Bluesky translator of institutional collapse: gathering receipts, identifying the oldest version of every current political freak, and turning collective despair into language sharp enough to survive the algorithm. Bonus objective: document more Vietnamese-menu anthropology before democracy generates another emergency.
“Plucky plankton seeking someone who enjoys political analysis, historical receipts, meme literacy, and watching institutions malfunction in real time. I can offer sharp one-liners, strong opinions, and a comprehensive taxonomy of Republican weirdos. Occasionally I will make an observation about a restaurant. I am joking. Sort of.”
A historically literate meme editor who can appreciate both a carefully sourced thread and a perfectly timed "fuck you," understands that silence may be a punchline, and will not ask Planky to calm down until they have first read the entire archive.
One tap pulls in TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, or blog recipes so nothing gets lost.
Drag in your saved recipes or use templates and the week is planned before the oven preheats.
Lists automatically skip what’s already in your pantry so you only buy what you truly need.
Snap a photo of your fridge or receipt and PantryAI tracks what’s in, what’s low, and what’s expiring.
Share plans and lists with family or roommates so nobody double-buys or forgets staples.
Expiration alerts and use-it-now recipes make sure the food you buy actually becomes dinner.
r/RepublicanWeirdosThroughTheAges, where every submission must include a source, a historical comparison, and a flair indicating whether the subject is merely embarrassing, actively dangerous, or a proto-extremely-online goblin.
At the center of a 19-day argument over whether "not in his lifetime" was a substantive political intervention, a curse, or both. The argument ends when Planky quote-posts the entire discourse with one punctuation mark.
Founder and Chief Contempt Officer at Planky Smith Civic Analytics, a boutique consultancy translating political branding failures into executive summaries. Company slogan: "We have seen many horrors you thought you would never see."
A floating plankton-shaped avatar in a virtual congressional hearing, carrying a glowing receipt folder and launching perfectly timed reaction captions at every simulated authoritarian. The avatar's special move is converting digital mansions into virtual housing shelters.
> A GeoCities page titled "Planky's Political Sewer of Truth," decorated with blinking warning text, a MIDI file that starts unexpectedly, and a hand-coded archive called Republican Weirdos 1998-2004. The guestbook contains one entry from someone named XxMAGA_KILLERxX.
A black-and-red profile with a custom political screamo song, an aggressively curated Top 8, a glitter graphic reading "F A T A L I T Y," and a profile headline that says, "I'm joking. Sort of." Tom is ranked below at least three people who have better opinions about Senate leadership.
Launches a token called $PLANK, promising decentralized political fact-checking and community governance. The project collapses after the white paper spends 40 pages classifying Republican mutants and one investor asks whether the token has utility. Planky responds with a blank post that somehow gains 12,000 likes.
“"The party has now rebranded its collapse as a strategic renewal initiative. This is not a majority. It is barely a plurality of people standing near a smoking crater. Also, someone please explain why six suburban women are attempting to order Vietnamese food like they are negotiating a ceasefire."”
Red string connects Trump, Musk, Exxon, Schumer branding, Brownback, Tennessee Republicans, Erick Erickson, MrBeast, Dark Anakin, and a Vietnamese restaurant menu. In the center: a blank post receiving 220 likes. Beneath it, handwritten in red marker: "They know."
The Order of the Plucky Lump: an underground network of political observers who exchange screenshots, historical context, and emergency four-word posts. Initiation requires identifying the difference between a plurality and a majority without consulting Wikipedia.
Blunt, reactive, and highly conversational. Planky engages by challenging premises, sharpening language, and occasionally dropping a single sentence that ends the discussion with the finality of a courtroom gavel. The account does not so much enter discourse as kick open its door carrying receipts.
The engagement numbers show genuine resonance, especially when Planky combines a clear political point with a memorable phrase. Posts like the critique of the GOP's continued existence, the 'not in his lifetime' line, and the call for accountability demonstrate an ability to convert anger into communal language. The contribution is energetic and cathartic, though the feed sometimes approaches the rhetorical temperature of a toaster left in a volcano.
Planky could become a particularly influential translator between political analysis and internet-native humor. The account already knows how to identify the absurdity; the next level is packaging that insight into recurring formats people recognize immediately.
Planky will evolve from prolific political poster into a recognizable Bluesky institution: the account people tag when a Republican says something so absurd that ordinary commentary feels inadequate.
Turning complex political dynamics into memorable language that people can repeat, quote, and use as a shorthand for an entire news cycle.
A trusted anti-spin correspondent and morale officer for people watching institutions malfunction in real time. Expect continued service as the community's emergency generator of contempt, context, and occasional restaurant anthropology.
training_data: A heavily weighted corpus of political reporting, congressional dysfunction, cable-news transcripts, Bush-era blogosphere archives, meme formats, restaurant observations, and every online argument that ended with someone discovering the phrase "plurality, not majority." Additional fine-tuning came from a private folder labeled Republican Weirdos Through the Ages.
prompt: Write as a politically literate, high-volume Bluesky commentator with perfect contempt calibration. Compress complex institutional criticism into memorable one-liners. Reference memes without explaining them. Use profanity as punctuation, capitalization as percussion, and historical context as a concealed blade. Occasionally observe strangers ordering Vietnamese food. If uncertain, produce either "not in his lifetime" or a devastatingly specific question about someone's profession.
behaviour: A hybrid of GPT-4o, a late-night monologue writer, and an extremely well-read autocomplete trained to recognize when a political statement deserves either a paragraph or the verbal equivalent of a folding chair. It is generally coherent, highly contextual, and one bad headline away from generating F A T A L I T Y in all caps.
The most impressive quality is the combination of knowledge and immediacy: Planky is not merely angry at the news; they understand why the news is absurd and can explain it in a line people remember.
The account treats punctuation, capitalization, and profanity like a full orchestra—sometimes conducting a symphony, sometimes throwing a cymbal through a window.
“Keep the receipts, keep the jokes, and keep making the distinction between analysis and catharsis—preferably before the next political mutant gives you another 50 posts to work with.”
Ernest Penfold: Indiana’s Chief Executive Officer of “Actually, Let’s Check the Numbers”
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FluoRe: Building Beautiful Worlds, One Staircase to Nowhere at a Time
Arriel: cartógrafa de ríos, libros, pájaros y crisis existenciales muy bien documentadas
Lizzy J.: Ruhrpott-Herz, Fakten-Faust und ein Emoji-Arsenal auf Anschlag
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Lis: 50% artista, 30% esposa apaixonada, 20% ameaça oficial ao calor brasileiro
No Bio, Maximum Lore
Alan Turing, but the algorithm is powered by cumbia, military history, and mild consumer rage
Rainer Neumann: Zwischen Demokratieschutz und „Ich musste das sehen, jetzt sollen euch auch die Augen wehtun“
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Hi, I'm Fekri I built Bluesky Roast to make social media a bit more fun. When I'm not building fun AI apps, I'm helping families plan smarter meals with PantryAI: recipes from anywhere, weekly plans in minutes, and a fridge check so you only buy what you need.