#2571

[my-chaos-radio]

Release: June 27, 1988

Lyrics:

There's a good tradition of love and hate staying by the fireside

There's a good tradition of love and hate staying by the fireside

Oh, was this solo?

And though the rain may fall your father's calling you

You still feel safe inside

And though your ma's too proud your brother's ignoring you

You still feel safe inside

Was this yesterday?

Was this true for you?

'cause while all the rest have taken time

This didn't do a lot for you

And the corners laced with memories

Tell you how it used to be

Your mother smiles, the children play, and all the bad things happen miles away

And strong feelings never bother you

You hold your head up while the rest of us try to

Oh, call the stations

Call the people

We all want to know

'cause while all the rest have taken time

You don't want to know

Well, there's a good tradition of love and hate staying by the fireside

There's a good tradition of love and hate staying by the fireside

And though the rain may fall your father's calling you

You still feel safe inside

And though your ma's too proud your brother's ignoring you

You still feel safe inside

Songwriter: Tanita Tikaram

Oh, was this solo?

Was this yesterday?

Was this true for you?

'cause of all the choices you have made

This didn't do a lot for you

SongFacts:

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Homepage:

Tanita Tikaram

[harveyphotography]

Street Photography - Laurino (SA)

[albertxylin]

Meander

I walk home slowly. There is no rush, No optimised gait that eats up ground, Just the midnight meander after a long day.

[tmt-sketch-a-day]

Sketch a Day 2571- Skullys Heart- 1/14/23

[nocontextmythical]

we are one big man who jumps.

[exotic-indians]

[tao-lay]

[lorawant2sleep]

who needs spotify if there is a freezing pirated app that doesn’t care about copyright, into which you can upload whatever you want, which doesn't have wrapped but has the ability to download music

[chemicalsources]

Recovered Carbon Black Market Future: Technological Advancements and Investments

[pesterloglog]

Dragonsprite

Act 5, page 2571

DRAGONSPRITE: sniff sniff

DRAGONSPRITE: hey terezi!

DRAGONSPRITE: heeeeeeeyyyyyyy!

DRAGONSPRITE: hiiiiii terezi!

DRAGONSPRITE: hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!

DRAGONSPRITE: sniff sniff sniff

DRAGONSPRITE: heeheeheeheeheeheeheeheeheeheeheeheeheehee!

[lostdrarryfics]

Thank you @beautifulcloudson !

Two to Shore by Lamplighter (204k, M)

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Hi! I read it on AO3 and I can't remember much of the story but at the end Pansy and Draco helped searching for the horcruxes, Draco's and Harry's relationship was known of but when Harry dies on the final battle it takes him longer to come back, he's talking with someone for a while (can't remember who), by the time he wakes up again is Pansy who's keeping watch, Draco had refused to think he was dead and at first people were empathetic but after refusing the burial and keeping watch, refusing anyone to go near Harry and the body not decomposing the media started to say Draco was doing some kind of magic to keep it like that. Hermione tried to talk some sense into Draco but gave up when she found him pressing his ear against Harry's chest cause he confused her steps going to him for Harry's heartbeat.

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[lovphobic]

me: ok i am ready for the aib playlists

the first playlist:

[sunsetagain]

Love and Deepspace x Ghost in the Shell 2017 headcanon:

Project 2571.

Sylus as Hideo/Kuze.

(main character as Motoko/Major Mira Killian)

I made him wear Japanese hakama like Kuze in concept art instead of in the film.

Edit: added more parallel settings as someone asked on X:

Both LADS MC's and Mira's memories were lost/suppressed.

Aether core experiment - Project 2571 (putting human brains into mechanical bodies). Before they succeeded on Mira, Kuze was one of the failures.

Josephine - Doctor Ouelet.

Xavier - Batou.

Onychinus - Kuze's network.

We are the same. I have been born more than once. So I have more than one name. In this life, my name is... Kuze. I was conscious while they dismembered my body, and discarded me like garbage... and they had to move on... to you. They thought that we would be a part of their EVOLution. But they have created us... to EVOLve alone... beyond them.

[nocontextmythical]

i'm not taking that dare.

[redgoldsparks]

Transcript below the cut.

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Panel 1: For the second year in a row, Gender Queer was the most challenged book in the US, reported the American Library Association.

Panel 2: It’s been a weird two years. Number of unique titles challenged in the US by year. 2000: 378 titles. 2005: 259 titles. 2010: 262 titles. 2015: 190 titles. 2020: 223 titles. 2021: 1858 titles. 2022: 2571 titles.

Panel 3: It’s been a hard two years. The ACLU is tracking 469 anti-LGBTQ bills in the US.

Panel 4: Usually I prefer to wait until something is over before I write about it, so I have time to reflect. But this experience has not ended.

Panel 5: It has only gotten louder. (A series of screen shoots of news headlines about Gender Queer, book challenges and an obscenity lawsuit against the book being dismissed in the state of Virginia).

Panel 6: I’m constantly wondering, “When should I speak and when should I let the book speak for itself?”

Panel 7: I remember when I realized that the previous most challenged book spent five years in the top five.

2020- Melissa by Alex Gino at #1 2019- Melissa by Alex Gino at #1 2018- Melissa by Alex Gino at #1 2017- Melissa by Alex Gino at #5 2016- Melissa by Alex Gino at #3

Panel 8: Oh, I think I can take my time figuring out how to respond. I think I’m in this for the long haul...

Panel 9: Ways to support libraries and challenged authors: Check out and read challenged books. Vote for and attend library board and school board meetings. Report censorship to the ALA and PEN America. Vote to fund libraries. Speak up against legislation limiting the teaching of queer history, sex ed, abortion and the history of racism in the US.

Panel 10: Most challenged books of 2022:

1. Gender Queer: A Memoir by Maia Kobabe

2. All Boys Aren’t Blue by George M Johnson

3. The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison

4. Flamer by Mike Curato

5. (tie) Looking For Alaska by John Green

5. (tie) The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky

7. Lawn Boy by Jonathan Evison

8. The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie

9. Out of Darkness by Ashley Hope Perez

10. (tie) A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J Maas

10. (tie) Crank by Ellen Hopkins

10. (tie) Me and Earl and the Dying Girl by Jesse Andrews

10. (tie) This Book is Gay by Juno Dawson

[tao-lay]

Let's jump together