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A NEW AURORA HAS DAWNED/A DOLL GOD IS HEELYING INTO YOUR HEART/THE RAT IS CHEWING AT THE FOUNDATIONS OF REALITY

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THE IMMORTAL SCIENCE OF MARXISM LENINISM MAOISM

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uwu theyre sending the puppy to a farm upstate

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Artist unknown

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if you arent hiding in the bathroom of a closed library what are you doing

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YOULL NEVER MAKE ME BLEED ENOUGH TO CARE

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BLOOD MOON

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"basically, the oogle trannies get the tech tranny to fall for them and its kinda like the beverly hills hillbillies,*" i explain, and the whole nursing home nods sagely

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Thanks to the ubiquity of recordings, we live in a less musical world than our ancestors did. Within living memory, it was the norm for nearly everyone to sing while they worked, while they worshipped, as entertainment for themselves or a few friends, or for no reason at all. Now, anyone can have music made for them at the push of a button, and anyone with a less than perfect voice is reluctant to sing at all. I enjoy singing for students in local schools and the only real takeaway I want to give them from my programs is You can do this, too! Music is not something you have to be exceptionally clever or particularly talented to make. When is the last time you heard someone singing in public for no discernable reason? I would like to hear it more often.