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Stan Lee died today. I can’t say I know a whole lot about him, but I’m really grateful for the characters he brought into my life.

This is a meager offering, but here’s the one Jean & Scott that I didn’t publish online yet, which I’m posting now to commemorate Stan’s legacy. Thank you to everyone who’s been into this comic. And thanks, Mr. Lee.

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Jean & Scott, Episode 15 by Max Wittert

(IG: @Maxwittert / T: @WaxMittert)

See previous episodes:

Episode 1

Episode 2

Episode 3

Episode 4

Episode 5

Episode 6

Episode 7

Episode 8

Episode 9

Episode 10

Episode 11

Episode 12

Episode 13

Episode 14

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Rihanna and Katy Perry attend the Heavenly Bodies: Fashion & The Catholic Imagination Costume Institute Gala at The Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 7, 2018 in New York City.

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My favorite behind the scenes clip from the making of The Descent

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WHERE HAS THIS BEEN MY ENTIRE

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Audio ON

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my anxiety and depression out on the town

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Prism Power.

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You know, this may be a little harsh, but I think the reaction from both the British government and many parts of the British press to the Irish government’s firm stance over the border with Northern Ireland demonstrates that, in many ways, the general British attitude towards Ireland is still a rather arrogant, ego-centric attitude with clear colonial overtones.

There seems to be the attitude that Ireland is expected to just accept that the U.K. has made a decision that will have extremely negative impacts for all 32 counties, and to allow the U.K. government to get away with its lack of preparation or organisation. The way in which much of the British government and parts of the press have reacted to Ireland standing up to itself has been largely condescending and almost as if they are shocked that a former colony would *dare* make things difficult for the U.K. by trying to protect itself as much as possible from a decision made in England and Wales.

There also seems to be an attitude that the border is Ireland’s problem and therefore Ireland’s responsibility to find a solution. NO, the voters in England and Wales created this mess and it is the job of THEIR government to find a solution that respects the terms of The Good Friday Agreement and minimises the damage to Ireland.

The British government fucked up this island for 800 or so years and now Ireland finally has the chance to fight back against them fucking it up some more and they can’t accept that.

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I agree 100%. This is the first time in British history that Britain can’t push Ireland around, and they can’t insult us, and they’re not used to it.

There have been British people saying that Ireland should leave the EU to make it easier for Britain! Fucking please - it makes my blood boil.

Kate Hoey (Labour MP) said that the South should pay for the border. I mean…Britain will build a wall, and Ireland’s going to pay for it!!

Brexit will be bad for Britain but it’ll be worse for Ireland. No deal would be bad for Britain but worse for Ireland. A hard border would be bad for Britain but worse for Ireland.

I’m literally sick of Britain and I’m angry at every single British person who voted for Brexit. Most of them are just selfish.

Ireland, a victim of British nationalism? What’s new?

(also look how they reacted to us not giving them 12 points in eurovision lmao I shouldn’t be surprised really)

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reasons i haven’t replied back:

- i’m socially exhausted - i don’t have the time right now - i don’t know how to reply - i have a bad memory and got distracted - i’m having a depressive episode and don’t have the energy to socialise

not reasons i haven’t replied back:

- i’m ignoring you just because - i hate you - i’m fed up with you - i don’t want to be your friend anymore