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ITS DOECHII BITCH MISS D-O-E DON DADA BITCH YOU NOTICE ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Love seeing something from TikTok and going “girlie that is literally what led to the downfall of the Papal States”

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in case anyone was thinking about feeling sorry for that CEO

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I like how on Tumblr we continually tell them what we like and what we might actually spend money on, especially in these increasingly censored internet and unstable soc med platforms times, and they (presumably the execs) gives us stuff we don't want and make things actively hostile for the users who have been here for years. Like trans people. And sex workers. And the fandom pervs. And fandom geeks in general. While letting hate blogs (filled with actual, not fandom hate) blogs run wild. Then they ask us for money?

Kick off the TERFs, for a start. Bring back and apologize to trans blogs. Take complaints of harassment seriously. That sort of thing. Oh and allow adult shit again for realsies, like in writing.

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I am speed

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every winter solstice I am consumed with thoughts of Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening by Robert Frost...

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Limmy deleted best tweet of all time I'm so mad

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Natalie Ascencios's 2002 painting, A Vicious Circle, of the Algonquin Round Table. It hangs in the hotel today.

From left to right, standing: Robert Benchley, Franklin Pierce Adams, Robert Sherwood, Harpo Marx, Alexander Woolcott, Marc Connelly, Edna Ferber. Seated: Dorothy Parker, Harold Ross, George S. Kaufman, Heywood Broun. The Algonquin Cat is standing upside down at top left.

Photo: Natalie Ascencios via ascencios.com

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something something green knight au

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the longest night is over, the holly king is dead, onward to spring! 🌿🎀🔔

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rhod his amazing curry story at the end of QI XL: viral

bonus sandi reaction:

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Remember earlier this year when Boeing very clearly had a whistleblower executed? And law enforcement didn't even look for anyone or release any info about it or anything?

People keep comparing Luigi Mangione's case to the subway murderer who got off because of systemic eugenics, but I think there's something more apt about the fact that a CEO had someone executed in recent memory, with zero attempts to find a culprit, while they spared no expense at all to find (and probably frame, it's beginning to look like) someone who shot a CEO. It's always fine to slaughter if you're rich, but if you kill the rich, they will hunt you down.