#feb 22

[apolladay]

Have you ever been mistaken for another race? (Not counting instances where the person did not see your face)

Yes, I’m white and have been mistaken for a POC

Yes, I’m a POC and have been mistaken for white

Yes, I’m a POC and have been mistaken for a diff race that isn’t white

Yes, I’m a POC and have been mistaken for both 2 and 3

I’m white and have never been mistaken for another race

I’m a POC and have never been mistaken for another race

Maybe/I’m not sure if it counts

Results

Have you ever been mistaken for another race? (Not counting instances where the person did not see your face)

Yes, I’m white and have been mistaken for a POC

Yes, I’m a POC and have been mistaken for white

Yes, I’m a POC and have been mistaken for a diff race that isn’t white

Yes, I’m a POC and have been mistaken for both 2 and 3

I’m white and have never been mistaken for another race

I’m a POC and have never been mistaken for another race

Maybe/I’m not sure if it counts

Results

Voting ended onMar 9

[newyorkthegoldenage]

For years, February 22, the birthday of George Washington, was a public holiday. So was February 12, the birthday of Abraham Lincoln. Later they were combined into what we now call President's Day.

In the photo, newsboys place a wreath on the Washington statue in Union Square on February 22, 1928.

Photo: Thieman for the NY Daily News via Getty Images

[solomon-revisited]

"The self-hypnotic effect of the coda here was a hallmark of that time: Say something, then say it again, say it in a lower register, drag out the syllable a little longer, see where you end up. This is really a Nick Drake pastiche—still a fairly obscure figure then, but I had a copy of Pink Moon that a friend had copied for me on cassette. The other side had Leonard Cohen's Live Songs, the one with "Please Don't Pass Me By (A Disgrace)." I would listen to this tape on the same machine I used to record this song; it was a quasi-alchemical practice."

-- JD in 'This Year: 365 songs annotated', 2025.

[quinny-bug]

Reposting

SEARCHING FOR LIST

Dm me if you have any of these, I have a pretty good sized list of audios and boots from multiple shows

[ ] Anna Marcia

[ ] Aramie Two-bit / Curtis table break audio

[ ] Aramie Two-bit any date

[✅️] The boot of Strobie eating shit during ggah

[ ] Outsiders June 19th audio

[ ] Outsiders Feb 22nd audio

[ ] Outsiders March 13th audio

[ ] Outsiders April 4th audio

[ ] Outsiders April 5th night show audio

[ ] The Great Gatsby Ryan McCartan boot

[ ] Tex script

[ ] Real Genius script

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

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Krokus – Dirty Dynamite

[vocalsynthbdays]

happy birthday Mirai Komachi(vocaloid 4), Bochi Munashine(utau), and Ema Asane(utau) !!! [feb 22]

(mirai)

(bochi)

(ema)

Mirai Komachi is a japanese synth developed by bandi namco, and released on 24 may 2018. her voice provider has not been revealed but shes illustrated Hiroshi Ono (who is specifically listed as having drawn her "dot arts" on the vocaloid wikia ? im not sure what thats supposed to mean but theres no other illustrated listed). mirais character birthday is feb 22. she was originally created to showcase bandis "future-oriented technology research"(mirais official website) and game development. she has been announced to be in development for bandis "ELMIRAIVE VOX and Singer" engine, specifically the "vox" part, a speech synth (with her cousin IVE, and a synth called YUKITAN being in development for the singer part).

Bochi Munashine is an unreleased japanese synth, introduced in 2012. she is a vipperloid, so created by users of the japanese website 2Channel. i do not know who voiced or illustrated bochi

Asane Ema is a japanese synth created by Itono (voiced, illustrated, and managed), and released on 25 may 2015. emas character birthday is on feb 22 though

[hey-color-palettes]

May you please do a color palette for the name Jessie? Thank you so much 💜

c5d39f || #fde0b3 || #bb7288 || #853f5a || #4e273b

[warmglowofsurvival]

“Next week, a new chapter begins.

But today, we take a look back on how we got here.”