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[slavhew]

jakey + dirkjake sandwiched between my organic chem notes. a poem in there somewhere

[yuikomorii]

// When his face card is so good that I almost forgot Yui has a whole bakery compared to him, so I’ll have to remind you. 🤭

[trashytracktales]

Just wanted to know if you had seen the McLaren admin THIRST TRAPS

My bad for moaning out loud, because I opened insta and immediately got JUMPED?? Saw the droplets and I blacked out palms sweaty, knees weak, arms heavy, vomit on the sweater already, mom’s spaghetti style. Stunning, more 🤤💦

[sonarsunbeam]

"We're so happy without your noise."

happy 6 years to the hex. had to draw one of my favorite games over one of my favorite albums <3

[ifitcisntsky]

Yesterday I was doomscrolling through tiktok and I came across F1's take on the "he doesn't know it yet, but" trend, and everybody had some of their best and most impressive achievements in this sport mentioned.

Then I see this

Like I'm sorry??

THAT'S what the official F1 tiktok admin decided was the best achievement in George's career?

not the PPTS and the balls he had to contact toto at the age of 16 for a future career at mercedes AND ACTUALLY GETTING IT? not him becoming the head of the GPDA? Not going from starting last on the grid in Williams to leading 64 laps of his first GP in a mercedes BEFORE he even had a contract, which he would've won if it wasn't for a bad pit stop? not the absolutely faultless drives that got him his maiden win in Sao Paulo 2022 and also Las Vegas 2024? Not the 34 laps/238 km on the same tyres in Spa 2024 which was ALSO a faultless drive? Not him outperforming a 7x WDC and arguably the best talent this sport has ever had in equal machinery two years in a row? Not outqualifying a fucking mclaren rocket in 2025??

And that's not even all!

"Oh it's not that deep it's just a funny tiktok" but it IS that deep, especially when everybody else got nothing but praise.

To me, this is blatant disrespect and an insult to George as a driver.

Of COURSE nobody in this sport takes him, his fans or his achievements seriously anymore. How could they, when not even the person running the literal F1 account on one of the biggest platforms out there does.

It is embarrassing.

[cartoonboingsfx]

Vandalized sign - Somewhere in the Gameworks

+ scrubbed version

[ceolifestyles]

shitposting part of the hyperfix( lazy artist)

[hey-i-am-trying]

Cherry's doc[eng]

Cherry's doc[pt]

Cherry's doc[esp] Cherry's doc[ger]

Goodbye, Em

[avahkadoo]

They’re all here

(If you want to use these for pfps, silly edits, etc. feel free!)

[guiltywarden]

yearh

[thebreakfastgenie]

In retrospect, should the Dems have held onto more Joe Manchin-types instead of letting AOC types basically take the party hostage?

I don't think it's a zero-sum game! I look at the Democratic Party as a big tent coalition party. You run your AOC types in districts/states where they match the electorate and your Joe Manchin types in districts/states where they match the electorate. Most of your districts/states will be somewhere in between; choose your candidates accordingly. Joe Manchin was a pain in the ass and sometimes he was an asshole about it, but I never had the hatred for him that a lot of Dems did because relative to Dem senators yeah he was the worst but relative to West Virginia? He was the best we were going to get. I think there's room in the party for both, as long as both ends are willing to work together and behave as good faith coalition partners. That's the part that's hard to do, because a lot of people really don't understand how different constituencies are, and even the ones who do have their own stakes involved. Republicans are so extreme right now that in theory you can build a pretty broad coalition just on the basis of "we're all closer to each other than we are to those lunatics." In the long run if we actually manage to replace the current GOP with a functional, sane conservative party that may change, but we'll cross that bridge then, parties always adapt to the political circumstances.

I don't think it's fair to say "AOC types took the party hostage," although I understand why some people feel that way about the progressive wing. Obviously the progressive wing's demands were part of it, but I don't think the Biden-Harris administration's progressive policies or the progressive parts of the party platform were created to placate hostage takers. A lot of Democrats believe in that stuff, I think the progressive wing worked very hard to convince Biden and other establishment leaders that those policies were politically viable. There's plenty of fair criticism of the progressive wing as coalition partners, and part of that is that they did not deliver a reliable base. I've been skeptical of the base they promised since Bernie Sanders first started talking about in 2016, so I would be willing to say I think it was a mistake for Democrats to believe that base would materialize.

However, I can kind of understand why the Dems did it, because Joe Manchin types are going extinct. It's happening for a lot of structural reasons that are beyond the Dems' control. Knowing type of Dem and the base that came with them are rapidly disappearing, they had to find another source of support, and the progressive wing made their case. It would have been nice if it worked out, I'm not really shocked that it didn't, and the consequences of that gamble not paying off are, you know, severe.

I am glad we hardly have any anti-choice Dems anymore. I'm glad LGBT rights are here to stay as part of the platform. I'm fairly progressive myself, so I'm happy with where the party has moved over the last twenty years. Strategy is a tougher question and I have my thoughts but I also know that's somebody's job and I hope they know more about this than I do.

[slavhew]

i reread this scene and i could just. picture it. so vividly.

[yuikomorii]

Ayayui dynamic gives me siblings vibes

// OUT OF ALL CHARACTERS——

[formidzy]

YEJI 'BORN TO BE' CONCEPT CLIP

[sonarsunbeam]

💥

[purplequay]

bunch of doodles ive been doing over the past couple of weeks i think