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The boy from the river--
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Crying forever.
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Emmett Till
Did you see his face?
The boy from the river--
As if he'd been crying
Crying forever.
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This is such a "common sense" way of putting it. Everybody memorize this for spitting it back out whenever needed.
Never thought I'd have the opportunity to say this again: Reducing women and girls to their vaginas and then forcing them to show those vaginas to strangers is not a feminist ideal.
Going to quote someone else in bigger font.
Never thought I'd have the opportunity to say this again: Reducing women and girls to their vaginas and then forcing them to show those vaginas to strangers is not a feminist ideal.
I'm ashamed of using an AI filter to harmonize the colors and textures across the background and incidentals, but I'm proud of the facial expression, composition, and implied narrative.
So it all evens out.
So, as it turns out...
The feedback on this one has led to a revelation. Three and a half decades of developing my pshop technique of collage - building up layers of my own sketches and photos over open-source images with careful use of opacity and blending, then single-pixel detailing of edges and ecotones with various brushes and smudge/dodge/eraser/adjustment etc. tools - is now worthless because someone wrote a program that can do it faster.
No, wait. It's more specific than that. My skills are worthless because it is now impossible to distinguish between Artificial Ignorance and Actual Human Laziness.
I'm ashamed of using an AI filter to harmonize the colors and textures across the background and incidentals, but I'm proud of the facial expression, composition, and implied narrative.
So it all evens out.
This is a spot from an italian estate agency (we are governed by the right-wing party)
The woman says "Ridiculous..."
If you want to spread it elsewhere, here's the official link
Yes, I'm a week late, but better late than never. It is a book about time travel, after all. Reasonably-priced love leading the people, after the illustrious model :)
I am no Delacroix, but I wanted to do this for many years and I had fun. It's not as good as I would like it to be, but probably as good as I can make it!
Okay. So this is brilliant.
This teensy creature was discovered along a deep-sea mountain
It's like they found a new Pokémon. :)
(RTE.ie has video of the find, here:)
On the ocean floor near the Galapagos Islands, a submersible controlled by scientists came across a mysterious octopus as blue as the ocean
I've seen a lot of Star Trek and most aliens look just like humans. Not octopuses. So who's the real earthling, hmmm?
So many protagonists just get dragged around and thrown into dangerous situations with no warning while nobody tells them anything and expects them to act like they know things already and it stresses me out so much it’s like working at Walmart all over again
Most chosen one protagonists wouldn’t last a day in the women’s and infants section.
Aaaaaand we have accidentally identified why speculative and fantasy lit are the Autistic Gospels.
Because every one of our days is the first day in Walmart's women's and infants section.
Las Vegas Strip, September 1973. Set of ten photos.
I want these images on laminated cards so if anyone asks me what's my sign I can whip them out and say, "This one. And this one. And this one. And..."
David Attenborough in a cloud of butterflies in Paraguay, 1959
I just really need this to be the basis of a new Clue game.
Carrot and angua go for late shift early morning walkies in Ankh-Morpork
Any second now, Carrot is going to realize that Mrs. Cosmopolite, Sweeper, and Rincewind in close proximity and looking carefully nonchalant means all hell is about to break loose.
Holy Wood Dreams from Ankh-Morpork
Re-reading this right now. Realizing that Gaspode is one of the most relatable and fully rounded characters in a literary world filled with deep characters. Discworld's best everyman is a dog.
And his story about the famous Gaspode is all of human cultural arrogance in one gut-punch paragraph.
US Book ban on LGBTQIA books
The nationwide book ban bill, HR 7661, has progressed out of committee and into the House. Here's what you need to know to take action.
At least hit the shiny repost button if you're going to do nothing else. This should not stand.
Stop the bill dead in its tracks. LGBTQIA people have a right to be represented in books.
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@petermorwood would've loved this. Nothing ever had enough secret drawers for him. :)
Landscape blade would probably work best.
If Jadzia had lived, and she got pregnant with Worf like she wanted, was there any discussion of how the worm & fetus would share her abdomen?
Not while I was there. Honestly, in Star Trek, the practicalities of interspecies reproduction weren't ever really something we worried about. How does a Cardassian/Bajoran pregnancy work? I'm not even sure Cardassians are mammals. Human/Vulcan? They don't even have compatible blood types. But it works because... ummm... Progenitors! Similarly, if a joined Trill can get pregnant (and I don't think we ever said either way, but maybe I'm wrong) then a hybrid pregnancy should be fine. Do Trills even carry fetuses to viability? Maybe they're marsupials? Progenitors!
This is basically my stream of consciousness inner monologue when I'm supposed to be humaning at work.
went on facebook for a minute and in one of the Firefly discussion groups I'm in someone asked "who or how do you think they did laundry on the ship?" and a large amount of the comments are like "you sound like you have too much free time if you're thinking about this 😝" or "the writers probably didn't mean for us to think about that". In a group literally dedicated to discussing the show. Anyway how do you folks here think they did laundry on the ship
They had a laundry cable.
They'd clamp their dirty clothes to the cable and fly it out of a special aft bunghole in the ship so that the absolute zero of void could kill bacteria and sterilize the clothing.
For stubborn stains, they'd fly close to a powerful source of radiation. Slight bleaching effect on natural fabrics.
There was that one time with the liquid nitrogen-rich planetoid and the chunk of space hail with a crunchy surprise center...
Instagram: Once We Were Spacemen
Deadline: Nathan Fillion Says ‘Firefly’ Animated Series In Development With Co-Stars Set To Reprise Roles; Concept Art Revealed
TL;DR: It's an animated series and Joss Whedon has given his blessing, but he is not directly involved in the project.
MORE DETAILS:
Today, Sunday, March 15th 2026, Nathan Fillion and the remaining core crew of Serenity announced at Awesome Con in DC that they are bringing back Firefly as an animated series called Firefly: Still Flyin'.
In the video posted on the Once We Were Spacemen (OWWS) Instagram account, Nathan detailed what they would need and who has signed on to the project thus far:
"Joss' blessing - I have it"
The rights from 20th Century Fox/ Disney: "They got excited - they said yes"
Showrunners: a married couple who met through Firefly! Tara Butters (Dollhouse, Agent Carter, Reaper) and Marc Guggenheim (DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, Arrow)
A script - "We got it." A screenshot in the video shows the first page of a shooting script for Firefly: Still Flyin' Episode #1: "Athenia" written by Tara Butters & Marc Guggenheim.
An animation studio: Oscar and Emmy-award-winning animation studio ShadowMachine - another screenshot in the video shows some initial concept art
In the video, Nathan goes on to say that the last thing they need is a home. He asks everyone to like, comment on, and tag your friends in this post to spread the word and get Firefly: Still Flyin' a home.
While it was not explicitly stated in Nathan's video, Deadline's article on the announcement states:
"Joss Whedon, who created the original series, is not involved in the animated project."