#>Judy J

[judy-twody]

@stuffedwithfluff replied to your post “What's wrong, Judy? Someone make you extremely...”:

And just who would that be exactly, the person you want to make you a massive cum filled balloon~?

Oh uh...I don't know if they'd want me to say it...

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[rhetthammersmithhorror]

Dr. Alien | 1989

[anonymouscheeses]

I like you, have some Zootopia! Cz ZOOTOPIA 2 WS ANNOUNCED?? (i kno im late shhh) nd also i watched the movie recently with my dad and we both loved it... and i obvi loved it more 😁

(Oh ya and Nick is trans cz i said so)

[tomorrowusa]

If you want to know what the US would be like during a second Trump-Pence-Vance administration, just visit some red states.

Utah has just unleashed a wave of book bans and almost all the banned authors are female.

Books by Margaret Atwood, Judy Blume, Rupi Kaur and Sarah J Maas are among 13 titles that the state of Utah has ordered to be removed from all public school classrooms and libraries. This marks the first time a state has outlawed a list of books statewide, according to PEN America’s Jonathan Friedman, who oversees the organisation’s free expression programs. The books on the list were prohibited under a new law requiring all of Utah’s public school districts to remove books if they are banned in either three districts, or two school districts and five charter schools. Utah has 41 public school districts in total. The 13 books could be banned under House bill 29, which became effective from 1 July, because they were considered to contain “pornographic or indecent” material. The list “will likely be updated as more books begin to meet the law’s criteria”, according to PEN America. Twelve of the 13 titles were written by women. Six books by Maas, a fantasy author, appear on the list, along with Oryx and Crake by Atwood, Milk and Honey by Kaur and Forever by Blume. Two books by Ellen Hopkins appear, as well as Elana K Arnold’s What Girls Are Made Of and Craig Thompson’s Blankets.

Utah is looking for a way of "legally" disposing of the books because burning them would invite obvious comparisons with Nazis.

Implementation guidelines say that banned materials must be “legally disposed of” and “may not be sold or distributed”. PEN America Freedom to Read programme director Kasey Meehan said that such “vague” guidelines will “undoubtedly result in dumpsters full of books that could otherwise be enjoyed by readers” and that while they stop short of “calling for book burning, the effect is the same: a signal that some books are too dangerous”. Let Utah Read, a coalition of organisations, librarians, teachers and parents among others, has started a petition to “fix the ‘sensitive materials’ law”. “It is a dark day for the freedom to read in Utah,” said Meehan. The list of banned books “will impose a dystopian censorship regime across public schools and, in many cases, will directly contravene local preferences. Allowing just a handful of districts to make decisions for the whole state is anti-democratic.”

I hope that Utah school library users and librarians manage to hide the books so that the MAGA book-banning fascists can't destroy them.

The Republican Party which gave us Donald Trump, J.D. Vance, Ron DeSantis, and Marjorie Taylor Greene runs Utah with an iron fist. Republicans have given up on even the pretense of freedom. They have unapologetically gone full blown authoritarian. As such, they should not be entrusted with any elected office at any level in the United States.

[vanmarkus]

Jake helping Doug Judy to escape is actually so very fucking special to my heart, oh my god... for years on end we always got the same story with these two almost as a cute little bridge between episodes and a summary of what the characters have been up to, so to have a meaningful and satisfying ending for their storyline on the show feels incredibly gratifying

[zouskon]

they are really made for each other

[yourfavebooklrsfavebooklr]

New Releases of April 2024!

I’ve been really excited for Dear Wendy for so long! Can’t wait for it to come out :) I have no clue how I’m going to find time to read everything coming out this month tho 😅

[judy-twody]

For Judy-J, Reality Warp: every single time you sneeze, for *any* reason, your head inflates near-instantly like an airbag, with subsequent sneezes only increasing the effect!

Naturally, your gf and close friends LOVE teasing you and making you sneeze “accidentally”, using pepper, feathers, and whatever they can get their hands on to make you achoo 💗

*"Reality warp"? What do you mean, that's always how it's worked??? I don't know why you're being all coy about it, y'all's heads blow up almost as big as mine when you sneeze.

*Thank goodness we're out of allergy season. It's always scary trying to avoid pointy bits while our heads deflate...

[broadwaydivastournament]

Broadway Divas Tournament: Round 2A Audios

New round, all new audio (more or less). In combing through my 58 GBs of personal audio bootlegs, here's a taste of what our favorite Divas can sound like live.

Six more audios to follow

[high-potential]

New promotional pictures for ABC's High Potential starring Kaitlin Olson, Daniel Sunjata, Judy Reyes, Deniz Akdeniz, Javicia Leslie, Amirah J, Matthew Lamb

[judi-daily]

J Edgar, 2011 Photographer: Keith Berstein

[tinyowlthoughts]

What the fuck Utah

I have a nephew who lives in Utah (not Mormon, nor conservative). He goes to a charter school. They aren't allowed anything that may be 'disruptive', and the conservative Christian staff use that to their advantage. My nephew wanted one - ONE - rainbow stick to put on his water bottle when I came out as gay. I gave him several, and he said he would have to put it on the bottom of the water bottle so none of the teachers saw the rainbow dinosaur (that was in no way exclusively LGBTQIA+ themed) and took it away.

So am I surprised by this development? No.

Am I mad?

People.

I am God. Damned.

FURIOUS.

This bullshit has got to stop. There is NO REASON to censor books a school, beyond reading level. By which I mean, don't have Lord of the Flies in an elementary school library. (The reading/comprehension level is likely too high for a majority of students to fully grasp.)

Books should cover a wide variety of topics for all student interests.

Books should encourage learning and exploring and challenge preconceived notions and ideas.

Books should be available to be used to illustrate complex topics that kids might have a hard time understanding, like death or illness or other upsetting topics.

Books should take kids away to worlds they can only imagine, and encourage them to question everything, from how ants carry so much weight to whether God exists.

Banning books in this manner is not only political over-reach that encourages censorship and is (likely, hopefully) unconstitutional, it is LAZY PARENTING.

You don't want your kid to read 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid' because the character is rude? Fine. But you can't force another parent not to let their kid read it.

You don't think teens should have access to books about revolution, magic, exploring budding romance/sexuality, and standing against authority figures? Fine. But you can't force another parent to keep it out of their kids hands.

You think it's your way or the highway?

Try again bitch.

Sarah Maas is one of the most popular YA authors in the world.

Judy Blume is a national treasure who has given so many young people the words to express themselves through puberty and beyond.

Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake takes a crack at a pig-infested future and warns readers against blindly trusting big tech.

What Girls Are Made Of by Elana Arnold is a poignant look at what love means when you're only 16.

Ellen Hopkins approaches addiction and drug use from her own personal experiences with her daughter, offering readers a look into and a warning against drug use.

Rupi Kaur is a poet who's words are twists of silk that illustrate thriving against violence and abuse.

Craig Thompson's Blankets is a beautiful graphic novel that illustrates the way love and religion can clash, and how as one grows, they have to come to their own conclusions about both.

None of these books are dangerous.

None of these books are pornographic or obscene.

None of these books deserve to taken from the hands of readers.

And the only thing you've done, Utah, is piss off a world full of readers and prove that not only do your leaders no understand the dangers of censorship on this scale, but

you haven't even read the books.

[bookaddict24-7]

NEW YOUNG ADULT RELEASES! (APRIL 23RD, 2024)

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HAVE I MISSED ANY NEW YOUNG ADULT RELEASES? HAVE YOU ADDED ANY OF THESE BOOKS TO YOUR TBR? LET ME KNOW!

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NEW STANDALONES/FIRST IN A SERIES:

Dark Parts of the Universe by Samuel Miller

Finally Fitz by Marissa Kanter

Kill Her Twice by Stacey Lee

Song of the Six Realms by Judy I. Lin

Wild Dreamers by Margarita Engle

Punk Rock Karaoke by Bianca Xunise

Off with Their Heads by Zoe Hana Mikuta

Out of Blue Comes Green by M.E. Corey

The Merciless King of Moore High by Lily Sparks

NEW SEQUELS:

A Whisper in the Walls (Waxways #2) by Scott Reintgen

Blood Justice (Blood Debts #2) by Terry J. Benton-Walker

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Happy reading!

[pyrotechnicarus]

I would've unlocked the good ending to rebel without a cause by going over to that twink's house and fucking him silly first thing

[woodsborostabathon]

“how could richie’s family possibly want to avenge him when he groomed and murdered people” well first of all he did neither of those things so let’s start there

[bonniehooper]

Top Picks of 2024

My Top 12 Favorite TV Shows - #2: High Potential

Show Premiered: September 17th, 2024

Started Watching: ^