[nobrashfestivity]

Domenico Gnoli "What Is a Monster? Woman Sole in Bath Tub" 1967

[theo-the-door]

Trans guy going on T, call that Project Male Hairy

[seawatergay]

@saturnsfather

[ortut]

Philip Greenspun - Water garden jar, Royal Palace, Bangkok, Thailand, 2001

[darius20020]

fish sneakers

[enchantingruinscandy]

Putting powdered sugar on the post below

[llbwwb]

[rivermusic]

llbwwb:

Cottontail Rabbit in the Snow by Joel Sartore

[duckbunny]

THIS IS YOUR FINAL WARNING TO GET YOUR MEDS BEFORE THE PHARMACIES CLOSE

they are going to be CLOSED OVER THE HOLIDAYS and so will the DOCTORS WHO SIGN YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS.

if you don't have enough meds to last the next THREE WEEKS, put in for your repeats and refills tomorrow! that's Wednesday! do it! don't go to hospital at New Year because you ran out of stuff!

[duckbunny]

it's that time of year again! get your meds!

[guillotin3d]

[forgottnfrever-deactivated20250]

unusual teapots are just the sweetest things ꫂ ၴႅၴ

[389]

A Girl’s Best Friend by Margot Quan Knight, 2002

[ifvwasix]

Share to save someone with nut allergies a hospital trip hoooly shit

[boybeetles]

Link for information about the recall, if you bought this and have an allergy there is a chart at this link to see if your milk is part of the recall

[titleknown]

So, a comparatively high amount of states are voting on the fate of ranked choice voting this year. Missouri is voting on whether or not to kill it, Alaska is voting on whether or not to keep it, and most importantly, Nevada, Oregon and Idaho are voting on whether or not to adopt ranked choice voting, with maybe Colorado to follow.

And if you live in these states, even if you don't want to vote at the top of the ticket, I urge you to get out there and vote in favor of ranked choice voting on all of them.

Like, the two-party monopoly is a big part of the reason why politics in this country is so shit, and a big part of that is our "first past the post" system making it basically mathematically impossible for candidates outside of them to win anything beyond a local or state level.

So, if you want to try and break the cycle of voting for the lesser evil, of bipartisan cruelty towards the Global South and the country's own citizens alike, we need to change this and we need to vote on it where we can.

[eepykeepy]

fuck it seattle miku

[dykefengqing]

seattle miku

[wiisagi-maiingan]

If you are a US citizen and you're registering to vote or checking your voting status online, make sure that you're only using OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT SITES. That means either a federal site like vote.gov or state government sites.

A registration status check should NEVER ask for things like your gender, race, ethnicity, job, marital status, party, etc. If it does, leave that site and use a government site.

There are legitimate organizations that help people register to vote, but there's also a flood phishing scams to collect information (especially about Democrats and third party party voters) and prevent people from registering using false forms. Don't trust random emails you get and stick to the trusted sites.

[shegeekery]

Trying to mostly stay away from politics on this blog, but today there’s something I just need to say.

Kamala Harris just defied DECADES of inside-the-Beltway “wisdom” by picking Walz as her running mate instead of Shapiro. The gray-hairs were probably all telling her she had to go with Shapiro to court the independents. Instead of picking the moderate, staunchly pro-Israel guy, she went with a full-on progressive with a strong LGBTQ+, pro-choice, pro-union record.

She’s making a leap of faith here. She’s betting that progressives, young people, and marginalized people will show up for her if she shows that she’s listening. As someone who lived through several decades when progressives didn’t have a voice even in the Democratic party, I can’t begin to tell you how huge this is.

In the coming months, you will no doubt read/hear things about Harris or Walz that you won’t like. Some of it may even be true. There may well already be things you don’t like about her.

Unfortunately, the choice isn’t between a perfect candidate and an imperfect candidate. The choice is between an imperfect candidate and possibly the most disgusting man on the planet, a guy who isn’t even trying to hide his plans to destroy the US. If Palestine is your #1 issue, know that he will do everything he can to pour gas on the flames until there’s nothing left.

Harris made the choice to listen to progressive voices. If she loses because we didn’t show up for her in huge numbers, we’ll likely be wandering in the wilderness for decades more while the planet burns around us.

(Oh, and we’ll need to show up again in ‘26. Let’s not make the same mistake we made in 2010, when the left stayed home after electing Obama and Republicans won big everywhere, which led to the extreme gerrymandering we’re still dealing with in many states.)

[playwrongs]

There’s folk music, meaning “a wistful, guitar-centric style employed by one of the most famous and successful musicians on the planet,” and then there’s folk music, meaning “eclectic singer-songwriters with proudly leftist political views” and then there’s folk music, meaning “a British woman in the 1960s has the weirdest voice you’ve ever heard and employs it in singing Child ballads without accompaniment,” and no one has any way of differentiating which one of these they mean without extensive explanation