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Want to find something I've made? This post links to my academic and fandom projects from the past few years (and a few from before that point).

#rebs blogging #tjlc explained

mewy101

I could never find the right way to tell you, have you noticed I've been gone?

ora-draws

Linktober 2025 Day 8 - HEALING

solarsthoughts

unfortunately, my nervous system cannot tell the difference between being chased by a lion and posting a fic on ao3

girlbloke

I could really do with a reward or incentive

mollifiable

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commodoresays

Every time Flint and Silver touch

#hey what the fuck

wiisagi-maiingan

Do you ever think about how so much of the deadly anti-science rhetoric that fills America today and is killing countless vulnerable people can be directly traced back to one fucking guy who decided to just straight-up lie about vaccines causing autism because it would make him a profit? Do you ever think about that? Because I think about it a lot.

holespoles

The Rainbow Book of American Folk Tales and Legends illustration by Marc Simont 1958

thecollectibles

Snufkin the Dark Sun by Igor Sid

kingcatnine

they should make 5 hour calm its like 5 hour energy but you get calm. sold unregulated in gas stations please

faremises

FINAL FANTASY XVI (2023) dev. Square Enix

anarchopuppy

Everything that is typically rented can and should be collectively owned instead. Not in some hypothetical “post-revolution” but right damn now

anarchopuppy

People who already rent or would like to collectively own pool their resources, either (preferably) the material goods in question or else money to buy them

The goods are collected and, if need be, stored somewhere for use by the customer-owners

If fees need to be collected (for maintenance/repair/replacement, or fuel, or to pay off loans that were taken out to buy the good) they are managed by the customer-owners democratically. Any excess profit is either used to expand the offered services or donated to other local orgs (e.g. Food Not Bombs, community gardens, etc)

This model has been applied to everything from tools to cars to housing and it works great. And if money needs to be collected (rather than surviving solely on donations), the rates are much, much lower than conventional rental services because none of it is going to line the pockets of some bourgeois whose only contribution was having the money to buy up something that people need