they're so bugs
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One Nice Bug Per Day
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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸

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EXPECTATIONS
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@communist-wh0re
they're so bugs
we are radiostatic
Something in the way [he] moves (2 of 4)
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knock knock
who's there
deez
sigh
deez who ?
deez are the voyages of the starship enterprise
GO BURN CD'S. GO FILL PHYSICAL DISCS. PIRATE EVERYTHING. DOWNLOAD BOOKS, MUSIC, GAMES, SHOWS, FILMS. SAVE SNAPSHOTS ON WAYBACK. FUCK THE MEDIA COMPANIES. STREAMING ISN'T FOREVER. PURCHASE ISN'T OWNERSHIP. FORGE THE OWNERSHIP WITH YOUR OWN HANDS. MAKE MEDIA YOUR BITCH. STAY VIGILANT. I LOVE YOU.
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thinking about art history as a story told about what materials for art making are readily available at the time an art work is made. like how greek attic painters hadn't yet developed oil painting, so most of what we consider a definitive greek art is on pottery, which was readily available at the time. and how oil paints became readily accessible in europe around the renaissance, so most of that period of art is associated with oil paintings. and how jackson pollock used house paint, and andy warhol's whole ethos was about machines, and how now it's so much easier to make digital art than ever, and how if the greek attic painters had ipads, they'd probably use procreate too
Even if Minimum wage jobs were just for teenagers that wouldn't justify such low wages. Call me crazy but if a child can work like an adult and puts in the amount of effort and responsibility of an adult and is expected to work as intensely as an adult would. They should get paid like an adult actually. It's so weird how in this country children are expected to face the burdens of adulthood and be ok with having none of the rights of adulthood.
A poster by the martyred Ghassan Kanafani, issued by the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine in 1969🇵🇸
Anti-ICE pasteup spotted in San Diego, California
"If you saw someone stealing food, no you didn't"
Poster spotted in Manchester, UK
Anyway if nothing else matters then I hope people remember that Pope Francis used his last public address to call for a ceasefire in Gaza and call Israel a terrorist state:
"I continue to receive very serious and painful news from Gaza. Unarmed civilians are subjected to bombings and shootings. It is terrorism."