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me n my man

Go Skate Day was a freaking blast

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punks prolly dead, or whatever

is this too much for Pride TK, or is nothing too much for that?

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king of the castle

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666

SLC Punk

probably my favourite tattoo

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I love my people more than even I can understand @frnknstn-grrrl @deadbeatjezus

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i’m starting to add specific tags to my account to sort of organize and archive the randoms i post. this is a cool poem from Chris Merrell of Edmonton, Alberta. found this gem in 2008 zine SPLURGE!

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Nausea

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Punk Love

@deadbeatjezus

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odd variants i’ve never seen before.

might need to consult the HORG for this.

Bread clip animals

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literally no one knows how to be fans of musicians in a respectful, non-intrusive way anymore, except for my mutuals, who are trying to convince 82 year old bob dylan that he is nonbinary

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I post with my long and creepy finger

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I feel like some wanna-be punks could use to take a page out of the Bible and realize that yes, giving up things in the name of your morals is SUPPOSED to be hard sometimes. Yes it’s hard to let go of getting things cheap for a good price when you’re poor like Temu and Shein. Yes it’s hard to give up “the series that kept you alive as a child” or whatever because it’s fucking problematic. But if you can’t even do those like basic ass things how exactly are you going to put others first when it really comes down to it? Only when it’s easy and convenient for you? Only when it suits you? Conditionally?

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cops make me horny

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blue bihawk

i’d love to speak more on the history of the hairstyle i wear, and to give credit to the Mohawk (Kanien’kehá:ka) of the easternmost nation of the Iroquois. The Mohawk were fierce warriors and often adorned their hair, molding it to reach the sky, and adding feathers to accentuate and elongate the hairstyle. In the 1980s, punks in the USA adopted this hairstyle only a short time after the law prohibiting cultural expression among indigenous people was lifted by the government. It is important that I know what I am wearing and why I am wearing it. When I put my hair up, I am reminded of the fierce and powerful individuals and warriors, those that still exist on this land we call Canada, and what is referred to as Turtle Island.

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The Disco Fish

-Inspired by an ink series I did many moons ago. The human condition, performed and experienced by the head and mind of a fish

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Cigarette the kitty cat