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So you remember the age of translucent electronics? We're back, baby!
At 3COINS in Japan
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getting teary eyed thinking about gerda gottlieb's paintings of her wife after she transitioned
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cracking myself up thinking about the movement towards simplified forms in cave paintings
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pearl: i’m bad at lot of things!
gem: like??
(very long pause)
pearl: uh
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Trans lesbian feminist Beth Elliot’s response to TERFs who attacked her at the West Coast Lesbian Conference, 1973 (x)
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why hasn't no one posted the kringlefucker yet. you guys used to love the kringlefucker.
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the curse is lifted! you are no a beast no more! congratulations! but you'll never forget the way they looked at you, will you.
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a quick “why is my life so bad” checklist
how’s your sleep schedule
have you eaten or drank anything besides sugar and caffeine
how long have you been sitting in one spot
have you gone out in public recently
have you taken a shower/brushed your teeth/groomed yourself properly
have you spent time doing an activity that doesn’t involve a screen
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Not me explaining that here on Tumblr tits is a gender neutral term for big chests unless the person has said they don't like it
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I'm so pissed right now. I know that fabric has been declining in quality for a while but I just bought new pajamas from kmart and they are literally see through. Not just through one layer of fabric either; I can see through the leg, that is, through 2 layers of fabric. These aren't clothes. I am not exaggerating when I say that I have strained soup through cheesecloth thicker than these pants. These are men's flannel pajamas, the kind people wear in winter, and they are made if shittier thinner fabric than even the most bargain bin bullshit halloween costumes. This "flannel" feels like plastic and is thinner than a chux wipe. Why is this even for sale.
#all my cheap comfy clothes comes from my step grandmother#every couple months she sends all the grandkids bags of clothes from Goodwill by the Pound and Temu#all but like 1 or 2 pieces a time go back to Goodwill#but that's still a steady supply comfy clothes that usually last a couple years for no cost to myself#then I get to save my money for really good purchases of good fabric or really nice clothing#i have a nice wool skirt and a cotton maxi dress in a style I love#as well as a bunch of fabric and patterns still to be utelized#things seem good to me only because I was never able to buy from Kmart and similar places#it was all Goodwill and hand me downs and bags of free clothes#so I'm kinda used to my clothes falling to pieces in a couple years#now that my family is better off I'm skipping the go to major brands in favor of my favorite small businesses#I dont have enough warm bottoms for winter#but I also never go outside#so it is what it is
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"Members of the Teamsters union went on strike at Amazon early Thursday in a labor action at seven facilities in four states coast to coast just ahead of the holiday gift-giving rush.
Amazon said that its operations will not be affected by any of the union’s actions. Although the Teamsters claim to represent 7,000 Amazon workers nationwide, that accounts for less than 1% of the company’s US workforce."
"Amazon shows no indication it is willing to reach a deal with the Teamsters or even recognizes that the union speaks for any of its workers, despite the union declaring that employees at numerous Amazon facilities have signed cards asking to join."
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