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SHE DIDNâT PUT A LID ON THE BLENDER AND IâM CRYING
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Authors took to Twitter today to give hilarious advice on what NOT to say to a writer via #TenThingsNotToSayToAWriterâand the results were GREAT.
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âRunning of the interns outside the Supreme Court 6/26/2015âł
RUN INTERNS, BRING THE GOOD NEWS TO THE PEOPLE, hol y shit i did nto fucking realize. this happens.,vine.
LET ME FURTHER ELABORATE ON THE HILARITY OF THE BEST AMERICAN POLITICAL PRACTICE TO EXIST, âTHE ANNUAL RUNNING OF THE INTERNSâ:Â
RECORDINGS ARE NOT ALLOWED INSIDE THE U.S. SUPREME COURT. SO WHEN A DECISION IS MADE, COPIES ARE HANDED TO MEMBERS OF THE PRESS INSIDE THE BUILDING IN A PRESS ROOM WHO THEN LEAVE THEIR ROOM TO HAND THE COPIES OF THE RULING TO THEIR INTERNS (WHO ARENâT ALLOWED INSIDE THE PRESS ROOM)Â
(PICTURED: INTERNS FROM 2013, WAITING FOR THEIR RUN)
AND THEN THE INTERNS HAVE TO DELIVER THE COURT RULINGS WHILE THE JUSTICES ARE ANNOUNCING THEIR DECISION INSIDE THE COURTROOM ITSELF.Â
SO THE INTERNS RUN THROUGH THE SUPREME COURT BUILDING FROM OUTSIDE THE PRESS ROOM TO OUTSIDE, ACROSS THE PAVED WALKWAYS, AND DOWN THE STAIRS OF THE COURTHOUSE AREA INTO THE BROADCASTING PRESS PEN IN THE STREET.
(A PREVIOUS YEARâS INTERN RUN WINNER)
INTERNS ARE TOLD THEY MAY TO THROW SOME ELBOWS IF NECESSARY.
 AND ALL ARE RACING TO BE THE FIRST TO DELIVER THE COURT RULINGS TO THEIR RESPECTIVE BROADCASTERS WHO ARE WAITING TO GO ON AIR
PICTURED IN FRONT IS YESTERDAYâS INTERN WINNER LAUREN WHO SAID SHEÂ âJUST LIKED TO WINâ WHEN SHE PULLED CLEAR AHEAD TO DELIVER THE OBAMACARE RELATED DECISION.Â
KEEP IN MIND THE DECISIONS READ ON THE BENCH ARE POSTED ONLINE A FEW MINUTES LATER SO THIS WHOLE PROCESS CURRENTLY EXISTS BECAUSE NO ONE WANTS TO WAIT THAT LONG.Â
TRULY A GREAT AND HILARIOUS AMERICAN TRADITION.Â
Oh, what a surprise, you caught me againâŚ
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Sharkasm
This shark is just not having any of your shit today.
Gems from Alison Bechdel
On writing:
âIt began at a low point. It was very difficult for me to get started because I had absolutely no confidence in my writing. The comic strip is all dialogue, which is a very different kind of writing.â
âI hate collaborating. I try to do it as little as possible.â
On the graphic novel:
âYouâre intimately involved with the whole book. Youâve caressed every surface of every page. If you write a regular book, itâs a one-dimensional construct, a line of text that flows endlessly. But here you have to handle every page.â
âI would make repetitive graphic marks in my diary as a kid. I was afraid of lying, or writing untruths, so I would add these little notes that said, âI think,â to qualify the sentences. It was a way of undoing myself. Eventually it got too time consuming to write those words over and over again, so I made them into a little symbol, and the symbol got bigger and bigger, and I would go over it and over it until whole entries in my journal were obscured. In a way I feel like this memoir is just an elaborated version of that, these crazy, repetitive marks on paper.â
On the culture of comics:
âI started working in the early eighties doing this lesbian comic strip. Comics are a teenage boy-oriented industry, and back then it was much more so; there was no question that my work was not going to be part of that universe. So I entered the gay and lesbian literary world. That was my venue.â
On drawing:
âThe more fun, exciting part for me is the writing. I love the drawing, but itâs work. Itâs arduous, at least the sketching and layout.âÂ
âI donât even keep a sketchbook. I only draw when I have to.â
Read Alison Bechdel in conversation with Craig Thompson, the creator of Blankets here.Â
Alison Bechdel is one of our 25 Women To Read Before You Die.
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Alison Bechdel is seriously cool. If you havenât read her graphic novel Fun Home, youâre missing out!
U SCARED HIMâŚâŚ..
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We all talk about the mother-son relationship between Molly and Harry but barely of McGonagall and Harry
McGonagall spent hours spying on the Dursleyâs and didnât want Harry to be put in their care
she bought him a Nimbus 2000 with her own money and since it was new at the time, it mustâve cost a lot
she put Harry on the quidditch team without checking with Oliver Wood and if it had been another student who was caught flying, they would have been expelled on the spot
she defended Harry in front of Umbridge âHe has achieved high marks in all Defence Against the Dark Arts tests set by a competent teacherâ
âPotter. I will assist you to become an Auror if it is the last thing I do! If I have to coach you nightly I will make sure you achieve the required results!â
when Amycus spat at McGonagall, Harry cast the cruciatus curse on him which worked meaning Harry truly meant it, and when McGonagall called him foolish, Harry replied as if his actions didnât need explanationÂ
âThe scream was the more terrible because he had never expected or dreamed that Professor McGonagall could make such a soundâ when McGonagall thought Harry was deadÂ
she was one of the first to reach Harry when he defeated Voldemort
The lack of a homosexual presence in hockey must mean one of two things: either homosexual men donât play the game or they donât feel comfortable admitting it â in which case I, and my brethren, were offending some teammates with our close-mindedness, and furthering what must have been unsettled feelings of fear and general exclusion. For us as a culture, that means another two things. That either we need scientists doing research on professional hockey players ASAP, because apparently thereâs a link between our sport and sexuality. Or, much more realistically, we need to alter the culture of hockey, because homosexuals are being forced to play entire careers masquerading as people theyâre not. (âŚ) It will be hard to survive the dressing room for the first players to come out. Thatâs a fact. Very few things are off-limits for jokes and barbs. This is a place where âRight, but your girlfriend has cheated on you like, six timesâ is a witty comeback. On the ice, the first gay professionals will likely take some verbal shots. Trash-talking is part of the game and we all look for the easy target. The stuff I used to hear was harmless: I was called âskinnyâ and âsoftâ and worse (but not much). Whoever the pioneer is will have to know what heâs in for â heâll have to be a strong man, possibly in the literal sense. Weâve somehow made something totally irrelevant to hockey performance â sexual preference â such an issue that every gay player has been forced to conclude that their private life is something best hidden. Hey, hockey players: not knowing doesnât change the reality that there are gay men in the professional ranks today. And maybe itâs not many, because weâve driven so many away; players who didnât want to be teased, shunned, and worse, a target for on-ice violence. Who knows how many great players hung up their skates in favor of some lesser talent, strictly to find acceptance and peace of mind. So itâs time. Itâs time to acknowledge weâve been unfair to the gay community, that the culture of our sport can be misogynistic, homophobic and cruel. More important, itâs time to make a stand that we want it to change.
Justin Bourne, Itâs time to end the use of gay slurs in hockey (03.11.2009)
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