going to greggs and getting a cornish nasty

[the-uss-premise]

Console buttons from Star Trek: The Original Series (1966-69)

[threedollarsdotcom]

something sweetie this way loves

[glintblade]

till the room doesn't smell anymore

[animal-identifier]

Couple of faggots

[the-catholic-inkling-deactivate]

My hobbies include reading, writing and doing neither of those things

[prokopetz]

Ancient Mesopotamian steampunk guy wearing a hat with a bunch of levers and inclined planes stuck to it.

[ewzzy]

[mintmintminnt]

[punkrock-bottom]

You have to remind yourself there’s always joy at the end bro it’s essential. Now gimme a little kissy

[fivestarfaggot]

Still on my utility pole bullshit

[fivestarfaggot]

Yeah dawg

[doqqys]

Good morning! I am STEALING your coffee

[americaisdead]

blythe, california. april 2021

© tag christof

[velvetmasonry]

Dog Lying in the Snow by Franz Marc (1911)

[intactics]

[woman who won't stop posting Guernica voice] guess the mood today ladies

[intactics]

that's right it's Guernica again

[loserforever]

oh you’re yanking my chain? yank harder

[deadgenerations]

90k hahahaha get fucked cunts

[deadgenerations]

i was lazy and didn't post the full context but people are interested in this one. tl;dr under new Australian laws customers can be held liable for workplace harassment, not just employers, and can be taken to court for essentially the same behaviour you'd expect a manager to face court for

also: homophobic harassment is considered sexual harassment in Australian courts, which apparently is not really the case in the US I guess?

The sexual harassment case that left a customer with a hefty damages bill

This court decision has major implications for employees in public-facing workplaces, including retail, hospitality and health.

this is a big win and gives workers another avenue of protecting themselves, as they no longer need to rely on their employer deciding to give a shit.

[scorchroots]

I've never loved anyone as much as I love Ursula Le Guin