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she/him in a hes my girlfriend kinda way

#lesbians and gender understanders can call me he. the rest of you r on thin ice x

the borgias has been sort of just Pretty Good so far but this micheletto/pascal plotline. heartwrenching.

now maybe i'm just an assassins creed fan and i love a classic gay assassin in renaissance italy. but there has never been a character like micheletto corella

#he's a ruthless killer he's a truly awful person he's a mama's boy he's a top he has a photographic memory he can't write he's ginger #and he's GAY

workingclasshistory

On this day, 18 June 1984, striking workers of the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) in Britain were assaulted by 6,000 police officers at the Battle of Orgreave. The British government wanted to close 20 coal pits and lay off 20,000 workers. The resulting strike by the NUM was the largest post-World War II strike in Britain with up to 142,000 mineworkers participating. The strike lasted 51 weeks, through 3 March 1985, with no concessions to the workers. Thatcher herself called the workers “the enemy within.” The biggest confrontation of the strike was the Battle of Orgreave. Police armed with round shields and batons, and horse-mounted police, charged the miners. This was the first use of such aggressive tactics in Britain, which were imported from British colonial police forces’ experience suppressing riots of colonised peoples around the world. One officer has said they were instructed to “use as much force as possible,” and the miners were “actually doing nothing” when the charge occurred. 95 miners were arrested and charged with rioting. Many remained in prison while waiting a year for the cases to be brought before a judge. Within 10 days in court, the prosecutors withdrew the charges due to obvious signs of fabricated evidence and lies on the part of the police officers. Many of the miners sued for assault, wrongful arrest, and malicious prosecution, and the South Yorkshire Police paid out £425,000 in damages without admitting fault. In 2012, a BBC investigation revealed that many of the police statements may have been “coached” or fabricated, leading the modern South Yorkshire Police to submit itself to the review of the Independent Police Complaints Commission. The IPCC declined to investigate, and the victims of the Battle of Orgreave are still waiting for full justice. Learn more about the dispute in our podcast series: https://workingclasshistory.com/tag/1984-5-miners-strike/

#i grew up near orgreave #crazy how quickly people here forgot about it and went back to voting tory and fucking reform

the borgias has been sort of just Pretty Good so far but this micheletto/pascal plotline. heartwrenching.

#ough.........

pussyronin-deactivated20260120

if i were in charge of star wars i would end the last movie witth yoda reading the story out of a big book and he gives a little chuckle and says "happened, none of that did." and then he gets out of his truck and waddles into walmart

cryptwretch

the big one fucks the small one = tired, derivative, ubiquitous, wow did you think of that yourself

the small one fucks the big one = contrarian, woooah so different and original look at you, you don't actually think that

the small one and the big one fuck each other = oh really, wow, radical centrist over here, shut up, dismissive jacking off motion

my-dailydreams

freezi-drink

Hey um??

Via ID in alt

sagetheunwise

licking you bee wanted your sweat. that second one was just a freak I think

liarsblade

birdandmoon

Birds I have seen, according to autocorrect.

pomrania

Also a great example of why image description is good to have on a picture; I'd have no idea what those birds were actually called if you just showed me the pictures, I can make a sometimes halfway decent guess combined with the mangled names, but the description says what they ACTUALLY are, and that contrast is what makes it FUNNY instead of “mildly amusing”. (If I’d been able to recognize the birds on sight, I would have had the “contrast” without needing the text; but I couldn’t recognize the birds on sight, and neither would someone who wasn’t able to clearly view the image, for whatever reason.)

hershelwilks

Obsessed with this description actually

ickrxs

first post!!

probably not going to post again (maybe ever) but i saw that photo of armand from s3.e3 and i had to draw him (the iwtv brainworms are really getting my ass right now and forced me to draw for the first time in months)

proud of this one! got possessed and did it in 2 hrs

#I LOVE HIM!!!

bisexualityjunkie

dark-magician-girl-meets-world

Me, at the local coffee shop: Hey, can I get an objective experience of reality? Blue-haired feminist barista, pronounedly: Oh, you mean a construction of the intellect according to its a priori principles? Me, rolling my eyes: No. I said an objective experience of reality. Barista, too addled by college to understand: So... a phenomenological reality whose grounding in a world of noumena is bracketed? Me: No, an objective experience of reality. Barista: A representation, made of relations to yourself as a subject? Me: No! I want a frickin' objective experience of reality!

Barista: *stares blankly* Person behind me in line: Hey, could you hurry up and order? Some of us are trying to experience a series of mental events which we interpret as going places!