[jinbeioyabun]

Hey, I'm El! 30s, he/him/his.

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My Writing A Moment's Peace - rated T, Jinbei/Reader, 3k words. All you want is a quiet moment away from the louder members of the Straw Hat crew. When the opportunity presents itself to spend that quiet moment with your not-so-secret crush, you jump to seize it.

Act of Service - rated E, Bartolomeo/Reader, 1.3k words. You, a member of the Straw Hat Crew, have been separated from your ship. Luckily, the Barto Club has made it their mission to get you back to the Thousand Sunny, and they've been treating you like royalty the entire trip. Their captain asks if there's anything he can do for you, and an idea hits.

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Good morning. here is my current favorite reddit thread

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05/02/2026

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21/03/2026

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07/02/2026

[mycotoxin]

Shout out to mediocre black people actually. Shout out to black people who are bad at shit. You don’t need to be the best for your life to matter.

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I was listening to the first episode of "Dropping Names", with Brent Spiner and Johnathan Frakes, and they had LeVar Burton on as a guest.

As these three men, who have known each other for over 30 years, are talking about their lives and interactions I am struck by how different they are - not just because of race but because of the weight of expectations placed upon them (or lack thereof) due to race.

There was no luxury to just fuck around and see what happens because if you screw it up in public you screw it up for EVERY BLACK PERSON. His existence, and the existence of every black person in American media, was a trial for all Black people. It's a very recent thing that the actions of one didn't automatically translate into consequences for all.

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i'm very tired

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i'm very tired

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i'm very tired

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i'm very tired

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i'm very tired

[workingclasshistory]

On this day, 17 June 1926 Eve’s Hangout, a New York underground queer and radical cafe run by Eve Adams, was raided by police. Adams was born Chawa Zloczower in Poland to a Jewish family in 1891. A lesbian bar, it was host to a number of meetings, poetry nights, and a safe haven for radicals in Greenwich village. The proprietor, Adams, cut a scandalous figure having open lesbian relationships and eschewing what at the time was traditional women's wear. She was a well known associate of anarchists and had made her living in the US through collecting subscriptions to anarchist and socialist papers. The cafe would be targetted by landlords and police and was eventually raided on June 17. Adams was arrested and many queer and radical texts were destroyed including Adams' own Lesbian Love. She would be found guilty for "obscenity" and deported. She then lived in France where she would continue to sell radical publications and fall in love with Jewish cabaret singer Hella Olstein. Adams and Olstein were both arrested in Nice in 1943 and sent to Auschwitz where they were murdered. This is one of hundreds of stories featured in our book, Be Gay, Do Crime: Everyday Acts of Queer Resistance and Rebellion, available with global shipping: https://shop.workingclasshistory.com/products/be-gay-do-crime-everyday-acts-of-queer-resistance-and-rebellion

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[adamsvanrhijn]

so in the uk you will be ably to apply to join the army at 17 but not use your phone after 8:30pm. that makes sense

[evilsoup]

um actually you can join the army at 16

[evilsoup]

but you need your mum to write you a permission slip