#The Toronto Killer

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10 True Crime Cases Where the Truth Was Stranger Than Fiction

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In this video we see about The Polite German Cannibal, Armin Meiwes, and the Rotenburg Cannibal, The Killer Cop Gerard John Schaefer Jr, known as the Hangman, are chilling examples in the realm of Killer Fiction, echoing the infamous history of The Bloody Benders, The Bender family. The Dnepropetrovsk Maniacs, The Monster of Miramichi, Allan Joseph Legere, and The Toybox Killer, David Parker Ray, contribute to the macabre tales, while the Fritzl Father, Josef Fritzl, and the Fritzl case unfold a horrifying narrative. White Boy Rick, Richard Wershe Jr, and The Toronto Killer, Bruce McArthur, delve into the sinister world, echoing the eerie resonance of The Hinterkaifeck Murders.

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Highlights from TIFF24's In Conversation With Hyun Bin and Lee Dong Wook

A slight translator disconnect:

After interviewer Anita Lee called them both superstars:

On A Shop for Killers:

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me when I fucken. get you.

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William Nylander now leads the Leafs in shorthanded goals | Feb 19, 2024

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Oh Louis ..

OTRA Toronto, 20 August 2015.

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He put his whole Vessussy into it in Toronto last night y'all

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amazing show last night

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It's always fun going through my notes for a fic after the inspiration-craze has worn off and I no longer know where everything is by instinct

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News/Announcements: Elsewhere Festival Announces Music and Conference Programming

News/Announcements: Elsewhere Festival Announces Music and Conference Programming @marauder @midtopia @VisitWichita @DowntownWichita @Greater_Wichita

Photo Credit: Catherine Horath With summer just around the corner, y’all know what that means. More festival announcements. Let’s get to it. Created and produced by Midtopia, a Wichita, KS-based nonprofit artist and music-worker collective striving to build new models for the music industry, Elsewhere Festival and Conference is a not-for-profit event created to facilitate the building of…

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The difference between Tumblr pessimism and Facebook pessimism after a Leafs loss is hilarious.

All of us are here like, “my life is over, i’ll never recover” and then 5 minutes later go back to reblogging stupid memes and talking about how pretty mitch’s eyelashes are.

Facebook has gone straight back to, “they’ll never win now. this team sucks. the core 4 never show up. i knew they couldn’t do it. blah blah blah blah blah...”

All that to say, people should hang out here after games and not on other social media sites. We’re way more fun and don’t disown the entire team when they lose. Also, we have gifs. 

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tl;dr here it is in nifty song from AS IT WAS HAPPENING, please note how it posted on youtube -- a site that existed to be posted upon -- *before* the US finally got off its ass on the national level instead of us having to chip off state by state.

This is what the fight is like

Sooo, apparently the extremely tenuous and recent nature of the LGBTQ+ community's legal right to exist was not actually super widely known to a lot of people on Tumblr?

Which clarifies some stuff in retrospect. I have so often wanted to grab people by their lapels and shout, "Stop picking on someone for not meeting your entry requirements! We need everyone we can get, you asshole! DON'T YOU KNOW HOW MUCH THEY HATE US OUT THERE?"

Aaaapparently... no, they did not know. Or they knew and were a conservative psyop preparing the ground for our loss of legal rights. Fun times!

So: Look, it is bad. Shit is scary. They really do hate us out there. You're not wrong.

But: This is what we've always fought. This boat we're in with its antique fittings and strange markings on the floor is a battleship. Work has always been going on in the basements, and when shit gets tough, we clear away clutter and roll out the cannons.

I found this chart a couple weeks ago and hung onto it because it felt like the map to my first 25 years on this earth:

[Image description: A graph titled "Same Sex Marriage: Public Polls since 1988." It is from FiveThirtyEight's NYT column. It records the percentage of US Americans polled who would say yes or no to legalizing same-sex marriage, from 1988 to 2011.

The two lines begin with roughly 10% saying yes in 1988, and 70% saying no; the two lines gradually draw closer over the years, until by 2011, the percent saying finally dips under 50%, and the group saying yes makes a tentative reach for the majority. End of image description.]

After some great social change has happened, when everyone has admitted that gay marriage is very cute and Pride is a colourful parade, hooray, people like to pretend that it was just natural and inevitable and happened on its own. People just became less prejudiced! Courts just decided on a case! Governments just passed a law!

In reality, it was a vicious fucking fight, every fucking time. Every fucking where. There are a lot of people who deeply, sincerely believe that a hundred years ago, society had good rules about sex and gender and intercourse and marriage, and that changing those rules has made the world worse. They don't always agree on the specifics, but they can work together far enough to fight anyone with new ideas.

This is why we are a community. Even when we don't have the same experiences of attraction or identity, even when we don't do the same things, even when we have wildly different ideas of a good time. Because when these groups take aim, we're all under fire, and none of us is responsible for why they hate us.

In some ways I think it's a miracle that there seems to be a generation that did not grow up, as I grew up, constantly glued to news reports about What Percentage of Society Hates Us this month. I can't imagine who I'd be if my brain and heart and soul hadn't been tied up, that whole time, in the political question of whether I'd get to dream of a decent future.

I think that it will give us strength to have people who can imagine a world where no one hates us. Who believe in it so strongly they can taste it. That's my prediction: If you didn't know this was coming, you'll be a boon to us, because we have always needed joy so fiercely, in this fight, to keep us going on. We have needed drag queens and punk bands and "her wife" and safe space stickers. Parade floats and wedding days and little dogs with rainbow collars, badges and banners and meetups, because more than anything else we need to fight our own despair, and our fear that the world will never get any better than this.

It will. We know it will. We can taste it.

Look up to the history, organizations, and people who've got us this far for information on what forms of activism will actually advance our political goals. Look to the side to make sure the comrades within reach are keeping their heads above water, and that you're keeping enough joy going to stay alive. Look back to see who's more vulnerable than you are that you might have forgotten or been tempted to leave behind. Look after each other. Look after yourself.

We can do this.

To your battle stations.

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Maine Mass ShooterSuspect Robert Card Astrology

The Lewiston Maine, Mass Shooter suspect Robert Card, still at large as of this writing shot and killed up to 20 people and injured more than 60 during a mass shooting on October 25 on Wednesday night where reports were first heard at 7:00 pm local time. Card is a retired Military officer, divorced twice and father of three children, all of which is very apparent in his Astrological profile. He…

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