Canadian. Arsenal FC. Comic collector, happy dad. Morissey & Marr. Fan of rum.
Ontario, Canada
Joined April 2015
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Corey Dvorkin retweeted
I love listening to @arseblog. Such a sound guy, reasoned opinions amd a lovely sense of humour. Why does this always happen to the good guys. Sending love and strength, knowing so many of us are behind you. Wishing you a full and speedy recovery 🙏🏻🔴⚪️ arseblog.com/2026/11/an-arse…
Corey Dvorkin retweeted
I've had the privilege of sharing a podcast with Andrew on a number of occasions & he's been a part of my weekly routine for 20+ years 🎧 Reading this update genuinely hit hard, sending both Blogs & his family strength & courage for the fight ahead ♥️🙏🏻
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Corey Dvorkin retweeted
This is exactly how you make an entrance. The fight choreography, reactions, and music all hit perfectly.
No matter what happens, I’m a MCU fan for life.
Corey Dvorkin retweeted
Under drygt två årtionden har jag läst dina ord varje morgon. Och lyssnat på din röst två gånger i veckan.
Ingen har fångat och format mitt supporterskap mer än du.
Det känns förbannat futtigt med ett tack. Men det är allt jag har.
Andrew, tack som fan! Och krya på dig! ❤️
Corey Dvorkin retweeted
Never missed a post from Andrew for 13 years.
It has been a series of "Goodly Mornings" throughout this journey, and I am confident that will remain the case for years to come.
Speedy recovery, Andrew (@arseblog).
I don’t know how many of you follow or read @arseblog but his daily posts are a large part of the inspiration for me ever starting HLTCO.
Reading this has hit me for 6. Spending all the love and support in the world to him. ❤️ arseblog.com/2026/11/an-arse…
Corey Dvorkin retweeted
Get well soon Andrew of @arseblog. We are all with you. Much love from The Tunnel ❤️🤍
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Corey Dvorkin retweeted
Everyone at TDK is sending Andrew our very, very best wishes for a speedy recovery. The whole Arsenal community is behind you.
Send @arseblog some love, people!
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Corey Dvorkin retweeted
Sending my love, support, and good thoughts to Andrew arseblog.com/2026/11/an-arse…
Corey Dvorkin retweeted
**Bill Maher just served the campus protesters the reality check they desperately needed:**
You spend months screaming “apartheid” at the only country in the Middle East where Arab women can vote, drive, study, and show their faces…
While ignoring the actual gender apartheid happening right now.
Iran. Gaza. Dozens of countries where:
- Women need a man’s permission to leave the house
- Honor killings are routine
- Female genital mutilation is still practiced
- “Obey your husband” is the law
But that doesn’t count, right?
Because the people doing it aren’t white.
Maher’s closer hits hard:
“From the river to the sea, every woman shall be free.”
Selective outrage isn’t justice. It’s just fashion.
🇮🇱
Corey Dvorkin retweeted
One of the most intense and profound moments in history. 11am on the 11th November 1918 when the guns fell silent. This should be shown in every school.
Corey Dvorkin retweeted
Edmund Fitzgerald memorial service, last year at the Mariners Church in Detroit.
Lots of souls lost on the Great Lakes. Worth remembering them.
Corey Dvorkin retweeted
In a musty old hall in Detroit they prayed
In the Maritime Sailors' Cathedral
The church bell chimed till it rang twenty-nine times
For each man on the Edmund Fitzgerald
Corey Dvorkin retweeted
Starting tonight at 1 AM, we’ll be sharing the real radio transmissions from the night the SS Edmund Fitzgerald was lost on Lake Superior, 50 years ago.
These posts will follow the timeline as it happened, from the first reports of rough seas to the ship’s final transmission.
We share them in remembrance of the 29 men who were lost, and in respect for all who work the Great Lakes.
Transmissions from: ssedmundfitzgerald.org/fitz-…
Corey Dvorkin retweeted
In honor of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald today, here’s a picture of the actual maritime sailors cathedral. It’s located downtown Detroit and about a 9 min drive from me. Every year, on this day, it actually rings its bells 29 times. The day Gordon Lightfoot passed, I was honored to hear 30 bells, one extra for Lightfoot.
