putting the ratio in penetration

they/them Did you know Federal Acquisiton Regulations require the US government to purchase specific supplies from prison labor "industries"?

[penny-anna]

The thing is every step of the situation does actually make perfect sense if you follow it more closely. Why is Farage stepping down and immediately re-running? Well he's trying to delay the investigation into his finances and also pull a PR stunt. Why is no-one else running? Well they don't actually want him out of parliament yet because they want the investigation to continue. Why is his main competitor a man with a bin on his head? Oh that's just Count Binface, he runs every time there's a high profile by-election. Why is he Count Binface? Well he used to be Lord Buckethead but he had to drop the character due to a copyright dispute. Why was he Lord Buckethead? Well in 1977, Star Wars was released in cinemas,

[penny-anna]

[thepenguinpress]

Vladimir Nabokov’s note card, c. 1969.

[lonesomedovepdf]

“[March 21 1951]

Student explaining to me (after getting 55) that when reading a novel (’Ulysses’ in this case) he likes to skip ‘passages and pages’ so as ‘to get his own idea, you know, about the book and not be influenced by the author’.”

[crowboy-bebop]

oh my fucking god

[araeofdrawings]

[klapollo]

Madison Square Garden Has Been Secretly Tracking Queer Musicians

The venue’s database also assigned a “high risk” label to Freddie Gibbs, Lil Jon, and other rappers

Madison Square Garden’s current on-site technology includes cameras that scan for facial recognition, allowing the arena to track every person who enters the building. But according to a recent Wired report, the historic New York City venue is keeping a far more extensive database on celebrities than previously known, with entries noting a supposed risk level, and, in some cases, an individual’s sexual orientation and racial identity. Among those listed are Phoebe Bridgers, Freddie Gibbs, and Geese’s Emily Green. Wired journalists Noah Shachtman and Maddy Varner combed through Madison Square Garden documents that were published last month by the criminal hacker collective ShinyHunters and first covered by 404 Media. They found 39,539 entries in the Garden’s “talent” database, including politicians, athletes, business figures, and more. Roughly 400 celebrities were also reportedly assigned a “risk” score. According to a Wired source, Madison Square Garden’s security assigns a score if the person has “done something in the publicity world, the social media world, that has caught the attention of the wrong people.” Those deemed a “low risk” include Ice Spice, Selena Gomez, and Benson Boone, while a “medium risk” tag has been assigned to Morgan Wallen, Lily Allen, and Jadakiss. Then there’s the “high risk” label, which is used on Gibbs, Pete Rock, Lil Jon, DaBaby, and A Boogie Wit da Hoodie, among others.

[so-aguarela]

secret piercing

[jenni41arts]

It's my art so I can do what I want and a lot of time that means adding glitter.

I don't have it in me for a whole week of #kojiroweek2026 prompts but thought I would draw some #matchablossom teasing each other as a somewhat contribution.

[fernsandfables]

more matchablossom because im obsessed with them

[liberalsarecool]

Cosign.

[sk8weekevents]

Happy weekend, all! It's day 6 of #kojiroweek2026 already, can you believe? ☀️Today's prompts are skating, power move, and dom/sub dynamics!

[perfectday1972]

moses sumney (+ lupita nyong'o) via instagram

[shereeluvssinners]

theankler

Wunmi Mosaku, a graduate of London’s Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, has done her share of memorizing pages and pages of scripts. ⁠

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The ‘Sinners’ Oscar nominee tells Katey Rich about her unique memorization technique: using blue paper, which allowed Mosaku to cope with the dyslexia diagnosis she received as a teenager.⁠

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[twizzlerheathen]

@creatingblackcharacters

[maureen2musings]

Postcards from Yellowstone

peekinourjournal

[tinasnowz]

theestallion: BTS of my HOT GIRL SUMMER EAU DE PARFUM 🔥🧡☀️

[modelsof-color]

Mary Jal for Kristina Fidelskaya 2025 Campaign

[voidscreamingformillenials]

There was a massive shift in how our culture understood morality when, after World War II, the general public realized “just following orders” was not an excuse for crimes against humanity. Now we need another moral shift in which we decide, as a culture, that “for the benefit of the stockholders” is not an excuse for anything.

[speciesofleastconcern]

We kind of need to relearn the “just following orders” part again

[sometiktoksarevalid]