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happy sulemio anniversary

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Perfect bed

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the bear-charm can accomplish anything btw

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reading greek magical papyri for fun (as one does) and i am thrilled to know there are not one but two spells invoking the bear constellation that claim to "accomplish anything"

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Today’s Sunday.

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Sadly, as any cat parent can tell you, this is all too true.

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This is so gorgeous oh my god

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Ironically, hard light is bad for recording sexy time.

It will highlight every pore, every vein, every wrinkle on your nutsack.

One day I will end this ring light fad. It is my ultimate side quest.

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people will want huge tits but hate fat girls. thats like loving oranges and hating orange trees. fuck you.

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The face of someone who enjoyed their snack

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Someone call an ambulance

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im stacking extension cords on each other like theyre tinker toys. constructing a tower of babel in the name of the god of electricity. there'll be at least 100 outlets when ive hooked these boys up nice and good. ill never run out again

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"In recent years, there has been a rush on the internet to supply image descriptions and to call out those who don’t. This may be an example of community accountability at work, but it’s striking to observe that those doing the most fierce calling out or correcting are sighted people. Such efforts are largely self-defeating. I cannot count the times I’ve stopped reading a video transcript because it started with a dense word picture. Even if a description is short and well done, I often wish there were no description at all. Get to the point, already! How ironic that striving after access can actually create a barrier. When I pointed this out during one of my seminars, a participant made us all laugh by doing a parody: “Mary is wearing a green, blue, and red striped shirt; every fourth stripe also has a purple dot the size of a pea in it, and there are forty-seven stripes—”

“You’re killing me,” I said. “I can’t take any more of that!”

Now serious, she said it was clear to her that none of that stuff about Mary’s clothes mattered, at least if her clothes weren’t the point. What mattered most about the image was that Mary was holding her diploma and smiling. “But,” she wondered, “do I say, Mary has a huge smile on her face as she shows her diploma or Mary has an exuberant smile or showing her teeth in a smile and her eyes are crinkled at the edges?”

It’s simple. Mary has a huge smile on her face is the best one. It’s the don’t-second-guess-yourself option."

--Against Access, by John Lee Clark, a DeafBlind educator

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the you that remains

there is a game called 1000xRESIST. it’s hard for me to put into words how much this game means to me - it’s not often in life that you get to have a transcendent experience from engaging with art for the first time, but this game is genuinely up there in terms of my favorite things ever made.

when I recommended the game on social media a few months ago, I was able to get in touch with one of the game’s directors Remy Siu, and from that blossomed this official cover art that I did for the vinyl release of the 1000xRESIST OST. Thank you so much to Remy, to Scott from VeryOKVinyl, and to my brother Andrew (who not only introduced the game to me in the first place but also has his art printed as an insert in the vinyl release!!!)

genuinely, if you haven’t heard of this game before, please check it out. it is one of the most compelling stories about intergenerational trauma, political revolution, and retribution/forgiveness that I have ever experienced. it’s bittersweet, dreamlike, tender at times, funny at times, and unafraid to show the full complexity of what it means to be human. it also has a hauntingly beautiful piano/synth soundtrack by Drew Redman and Line Katcho that will stick in your head for weeks afterward. you will not regret it and there’s a good chance that you will be crying real tears by the time that you get to the end.

huge thanks again to Remy and Scott for having me on - getting to do art for this game has genuinely been one of the highlights of my year. link to pre-order the vinyl is here.

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I was teaching kids today and they got fixated on the usual ‘are they dead now?’ question when I was talking about historical figures. So I was just like ‘Yes, they’re dead now, everyone who was alive in the 1800s is dead now.’ and then one kid was like ‘Except for you’.