W 5th Street, Owensboro, Kentucky.

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W 5th Street, Owensboro, Kentucky.
owensboro, evansville, new harmony, and so on. my whereabouts these past few weeks (april 2026)
Me: nagito was a christ-like character
Coworker: are you… being ironic?
Me: no i mean that
I have just gotten approved for my first ever panel at Owensboro’s OMGCon! The panel is called “Nagito Komaeda Was Right” (who would’ve guessed?) and I’m welcoming all who dislike Nagito, fear him, think he’s crazy, etc. to come and listen to me tell you exactly why he’s none of those things! Lovers of Nagito are welcome too of course, as well as all Danganronpa fans, you just may learn something new about Danganronpa!
looking for bi jacket partner
When you go to a basketball game and a beauty pageant breaks out
(Stan Wayman. n.d.)
ABOLISH HUMAN EXPLOITATION! UNITE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS!: 1967 partnership between The Royal Hanneford Circus and 20th Century Fox to promote the studio's big upcoming release of "Planet of The Apes."
I discovered the "Planet of The Apes" series in college, and it had a profound effect on me. I vividly recall being down in the subway at Lincoln Center, and seeing a huge ad for The Big Apple Circus featuring an elephant, someone having scrawled the words ANIMAL SLAVERY in red graffiti across it. I stopped right in my tracks at the sight of it.
Messenger Inquirer, Owensboro, Kentucky, January 10, 1916
Opened in 1963 as Gabe’s Motor Inn, this round building was once the tallest in Owensboro, Kentucky. It featured a pastel-paneled façade, 12th-floor restaurant and a rooftop swimming pool. Over the next few decades, the tower went through multiple owners and at one point, operated as Owensboro Junior College of Business.
It finally closed for good in 2001. Years later, a failed renovation gutted its interior. Preservation groups and community members attempted to save it but Gabe’s was eventually demolished in June 2020.
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