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The Conclave fandom on Twitter appears to be in a crisis of tone (and whether its appropriate to be posting priest yaoi rn) and it's the most entertaining thing I've seen in fandom this year

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webp. more like wet ppee.

also on bsky

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Went to go tag that last post as #tos #tos rewatch, but out of habit from tagging #[fandom] #[fandom [other word]] I almost tagged it #tos spoilers. Gotta make sure I don't spoil the nearly 60 year old episode

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by 2028 you will be cancelled for not participating in beatles rpf

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A lot of trans rhetoric is based in the idea that there is some innateness to the self and gender is inborn which. I feel like should be the opposite of our primary arguing point. If you were to ask me about it for once

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Banana Shenanigans. Bananigans.

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A guy who ran a larp I went to as a teenager compared me to the columbine guys and then recommended I read the urantia book. He brought that book up a lot, what is it even about?

The Urantia Book is a channeled text written between 1925 and 1955 by a husband and wife pair of William and Sadie Sadler. It is sort of an alternative Bible, featuring a new mythology and a complicated cosmology. It is very reminiscent of the mythology of the theosophical society, and features things like color-coded "spiritual races" of humanity. It's just as racist as that sounds.

Notably, the guy who started the Celestial Seasonings tea company also started a high control group cult based around the Urantia Book. (The company doesn't have anything to do with it these days.)

I have a copy of the Urantia in my collection. They were oddly popular during the very beginning of the new age. Apparent Bob Dylan said that Jimi Hendrix sometimes carried a Urantia.

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Honestly, what Trump needs to do is go get himself a bigger, flashier, even more aggressive cancer to show Biden up.

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SINNERS (2025) dir. by Ryan Coogler

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There once was a wizard of amber

And for attention he did always clamber

He went to the best bars

And cast spells on nice cars

But he’s unpopular cause he always just panders

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all of my pacman comics