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@thereddishgreens
Tyrannical Big Government: Militarized police who murder citizens with impunity, prison-industrial complex, astronomical military spending, 1984-style surveillance, inadequate social welfare
Freedom-loving Small Government: All of that except no social welfare
a thing
please know this is more of a question than an answer
one thing me n my art loving gf would do is visit galleries and play a game called “root, loot or boot”
the gist is that you would look at a group of paintings in a room and decide which figure in the painting you’d root (fuck, in Australian slang), which painting you’d loot (steal and put on your wall at home) and which painting you’d boot (punt into the garbage because it’s shit and Not Art)
a couple of things about my experiences:
1. this game is a lot more fun if you’re attracted to women because there’s so many Hot Gals to choose from
2. if you are attracted to men, you will spend a lot of time going “well, looks like I’ll have to pick jesus again” as my bi gf did
3. it gets more complicated in modern art museums and you find yourself having saying, “I’d fuck the rhombus” “you CAN’T fuck the rhombus” “then I’ll fuck that blue squiggle thing. what’s it called?” “creeping existential dread in blue” “then does that mean I’m fucking the squiggle or am I getting fucked by the existential dread it represents?” “aren’t we all already getting fucked by existential dread?”
4. if you play this with an art history nerd, they may decide to kill you over one of your “boot” choices
5. you will get Disapproving Looks from other patrons who overhear your heated debates
6. it’s also the best fun you’ll ever have in an art gallery
just caught up on new super-man. can't recomend this comic enough.
@commie-saskia
Confirmed:
Unconfirmed. It’s a heterosexual song 100%
I wrote it and I’m gay as hell lmao
how about maybe
the song is for anyone
because we’ve all been there, wanting someone who’s with or wanting someone else
No…. I wrote it… it’s for The Gays™️
When the actual creator tells you their impetus and meaning behind a piece of work and your hard headed ass can’t just accept it for what it is. Straight people are so damn annoying man 😧, got a bajillion relationship songs and its not enough. let gay people have nice things and stop being so spoiled.
i just also feel the need to point out that the character singing the song in the show is also definitely not straight, so if there wasn't already enough evidence... and you know, i hate to argue about fandom shit, but i don't think we've ever heard a song from marcy that wasn't her bleeding on the page so to speak. point being, yeah, song is not a tale of heterosexual love gone wrong, even in universe.
i mean, alone in your room, feel whatever you want when you listen to something, right? but just like, let folks who don't have enough songs have this one, since it was intended to be for them.
ps- was super excited to find babeo baggins writting an adventure time song. new loves and old loves coming together.
so btw… i watched those first two episodes of discovery. loved to the infinity. it was totally star trek and also totally new and unique. the people who were hating on it before it even came out were totally wrong, though they will probably not admit it. they will just keep talking up the orville. sonequa martin-green and doug jones were highlights for me.
…and to be fair, the orville is a lot better than i expected. i gave it a shot expecting to hate it or a least find it boring, but it charmed me from the episode and a half i’ve seen. is it mindblowing? not so far. is it a typically offputing seth macfarlane venture? not so far. adrianne palicki’s great. it’s a fun thing.
interesting update. since making this post, i have watched discovery on drop day all the way to the midseason finale. i still have not watched the other half of episode two of the orville. everytime i thought about watching it i was like meh. i guess that tells you what you need to know.
this.
also like, most of the industries millenials are said to be killing are stupid. wasn't one napkins? because paper towels, right? i seriously don't know who was even buying napkins in the first place when paper towels exist. even if you're rich, napkins are stupid. tissues too. you already have to buy toilet paper. why are you buying tissues? maybe we are just witnessing the flynn effect in action.
on another note, let capitalism fail and stop crying about it, people who write articles.
some things i've enjoyed lately, but have been to busy to write anything about:
caught up completely on gwenpool
saw the disaster artist
saw get out (finally!)
started listening to the daily zeitgeist
watched almost all of punisher (saving the last episode)
saw justice league
saw guardians of the galaxy vol 2 (finally!)
started using twitter again (not sure it's good for me yet)
all caught up on dark nights: metal
all caught up watching runaways
started reading things fall apart
read all david wong's novels other than the most recent
read the first issue of doomsday clock
listened to a bunch of albums i hadn't gotten to (lil uzi vert and st vincent to name a couple)
working on a new song i will release soonish
probably more stuff
i don't know if i will write much about these since it's so many things, but i recomend them all. actually, i have a kind of long form thing about the song i'm working on and just some general musings about how art works in my drafts that i will probably post publicly soon.
catching up on green lanterns.
the fact that the green lantern corps doesn’t pay is only made worse by the fact that people don’t even really have a choice about being recruited. considering that the guardian’s of the universe are billions of years old, they are basically warlords recruiting child soldiers.
anyhow, loving green lanterns and hoping it keeps on going. simon and jessica are great.
(from issue #34 writer: tim seely artist: roland cliquet colorist: hi-fi letterer: dave sharpe)
I love her.
how life feels sometimes...
Lady Esquire Instant Shoe Colouring, 1974 adveritsement.
can i just have the boots in the ad?
