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Kos•mo•ŝi•po

Just a raccoon on the internet. Friend of Eggbug. WAALB. 🗣️💦⚪️

Jun 15 '21

left-reminders:

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Apr 4 '25

jamesinsf:

There's 1 Way To Combat Trump's Immigration Crackdown — And It's Getting More Popular
There’s no greater evidence that "know-your-rights" training is working than from what Trump officials themselves have said.
HuffPost
Know Your Rights | American Civil Liberties Union
Everyone has basic rights under the U.S. Constitution and civil rights laws. Learn more here about what your rights are, how to exercise the
American Civil Liberties Union

This information and the Know Your Rights training pisses off First Felon.

Kindly share WIDELY and let’s keep on pissin’ this asshole off.

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Apr 4 '25

yodaprod:

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Mall in the 70s 😉

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Apr 4 '25

sablephotography:

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Shot with a Maxxum 7 on ProImage using a Maxxum AF Zoom 28-85mm f/3.5-4.5.

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Apr 4 '25
prguitarman: “prguitarman: “Happy Anniversary. This is the original post. On this day in 2011 I was doing a charity drive for the natural disasters in Tōhoku and drew this. A few hours later I turned it into a gif and posted it here. Here’s the...

prguitarman:

prguitarman:

Happy Anniversary. This is the original post. On this day in 2011 I was doing a charity drive for the natural disasters in Tōhoku and drew this. A few hours later I turned it into a gif and posted it here.

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Here’s the original doodle before I drew it into a GIF

Happy 14th birthday Nyan Cat! The original post originated here on Tumblr

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Apr 4 '25

silvermoon424:

There’s something uniquely perverse about cruelty performed by people who will never experience the consequences of their own ideology. Unlike the Somali pirates or the Taliban—groups operating in extreme conditions, driven by survival, ideology, or desperation—the architects of modern American cruelty live in comfort. They do not suffer. They are not struggling for food or security. And yet, they choose cruelty, not as a necessity, but as a luxury. This is performative suffering, an aesthetic of toughness projected by people who have never known real hardship. It’s the lawmakers who gut welfare programs while vacationing in gated resorts. It’s the TV pundits who sneer at working-class struggles from air-conditioned studios. It’s bureaucrats who deny migrants soap and toothpaste—not out of logistical necessity, but because cruelty itself is a flex, a demonstration of power detached from material reality. It has no greater purpose beyond LOOKING ruthless. It is the political equivalent of posing in tactical gear without ever seeing combat, of calling for war from the safety of a country club. It is not the brutality of warriors or the desperation of insurgents. It is the decadence of empire—violence for the sake of self-image, cruelty as a luxury good.ALT

Bro absolutely COOKED with this.

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Apr 4 '25

stephanidftba:

I want to make a zine.

What am I passionate and knowledgeable about enough to fill a zine?

SLAMS HANDS DOWN

Everyone should watch my favorite tv show.

a small white booklet titled you should be watching star trek deep space nine. the word you is largest and on the top of the page, the letter o has been replaced with a baseball. there is a line drawing of a bald man with a mustache and beard pointing at the viewer.ALT
a 2 page spread. page 1 reads we've got single episodes that need no prior knowledge, 2 and 3 episode long plots, and serialized storytelling with recurring characters. speaking of characters, here's our ensemble cast. page 2 has 2 drawings of faces, each with a small bio beside. the first is of a dark skinned person with very short black hair, and the bio captain ben sisko, human, arguably the best dad in the galaxy. the second image is a light skinned person with choppy short hair, an earring with ear cuff, and ridges between the eyes. the bio reads major kirs nerys, bajoran, freedom fighter from the bajoran militia.ALT
pages 3 and 4 are more faces and bios. a light skinned person with pulled back dark hair and spots down the sides of their face with the bio lieutenant jadzia dax, trill, has memories of 6 past lives. a medium skin tone person with short black hair and the bio doctor julian bashir, human, fresh out of med school. a light skinned alien with no hair, a large bumpy head with huge ears and sharp teeth has the bio quark, ferengi, local bar owner constantly breaking the law. a light skinned alien with pulled back light color hair and no eyebrows with the bio security chief odo, shapeshifter, 100% lawful neutral, assigned cop at birth.ALT
page 5 titled so what happens? bajor recently freed itself from 50 years of occupation by cardassia. bajor asked starfleet to protect them from any cardassian threats. then they find the first ever stable wormhole. page 6 titled you might like this if you like, and the following list: blatant queer subtext, science fiction, duh, war and veteran stories, stories about religion, character conflicts and growth, morally grey stories, found family, and mess tee em.ALT
last lage reads each episode is around 43 minutes, please give the first 3 eps a try if anything in this zine looks interesting! streaming on paramount plus as of march 2025 and the dvds are probably available through your library. there is a heart.ALT

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Apr 4 '25

monsterfactoryfanfic:

"your cool city needs a food supply" a worldbuilding game about getting people fed"ALT
Introduction I love worldbuilding games. I love making maps, I love imagining characters, I love planting rumors that grow into the seeds of something grand. But maybe because I've spent my whole life in the soybean belt of the US, I'm particularly interested in how celestial capitals and cyberpunk skyscrapers keep their denizens and workers fed. Keeping people alive is hard, keeping them happy is harder, and food is a critical part of both. And while food production is not quite as sexy as dragon caves or god- skeletons, I think conceptualizing the ways in which a world keeps itself alive will produce more interesting and varied opportunities to imagine culture, conflict, and community. What is this Game Trying to Accomplish? The purpose of "your cool city" is to get players to think about the ways villages, towns, and cities depend on their food supply, and how the maintenance of that food supply affects cultural, economic, and political factors. It wants you to build a community primarily through the lens of the way that group of people keeps itself fed. That setting can then be used as a foundation for an RPG campaign, fictional story, or other creative endeavor. Alternatively, the game can also be used to enhance an already- established setting, expanding your understanding of that world with additional detail. However, it is my hope that playing this game for pleasure alone will also be enjoyable.ALT
black and white image of a plow Briefly discuss the scope of your setting. While you could theoretically play this game until you have an extensive planet-spanning model of cultures and their food sources, you should probably be more judicious with your time. Decide whether the community you'll develop is a village, a city, or a nation, and roughly how many people live in that community. Keep this scope in mind when you plan Climate and Geography in a little while. . If you're creating a community larger than a hundred people, keep in mind that not all of your food will be locally produced. The game will be more interesting if you go into it with the understanding that there are people far away who are working very hard to keep people they do not know fed.ALT
Prompt Tables If you'd like some inspiration for various parts of the game, please take a look at these prompts and pick and choose which ones you find most interesting. Crops 1. Staple plant. What makes its flour so versatile? 2. Small reptile. What delicacy is its sweet nectar used in? 3. Space algae. What are its medicinal uses? 4. Predator eggs. How would you describe their texture? 5. Difficult flower. Why is it so prized? 6. Organ byproduct. How was its sour flavor first discovered? Growing Conditions 1. How do you water the rocky soil it thrives in? 2. What animal does it grow on the underside of? 3. Why does it only grow in vacuum? 4. What strange fertilizer does it demand? 5. How does the annual cometfall impact its fertility? 6. Why are its roots so fragile?ALT

As it was becoming clear the US was headed into trade war territory, I got really interested in farming and the logistics of keeping people fed. I turned that interest into “your cool city needs a food supply,” available now!

it’s a hack of “i’m sorry did you say street magic” and “Microscope,” two gold-standard worldbuilding games. It was polished by Nico MacDougall, who gave me some great advice on how to make this game really align with the themes and ideas I had in the draft.

I’ve always been a sicko about logistics and agriculture (growing up in the US midwest will do that to you), and I hope this game helps people think about how great a privilege it is to eat.

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Apr 4 '25

eselkunst:

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“Bury your friends in the morning, protest in the afternoon, and dance all night.”

Background characters for a party scene.

I designed them in pairs, but only the overlapping couples will stick together in the final render. The rest will mix and match randomly as the scene cycles.

Those in black just came from the funerals, they may be dancing alone or with memories.

Also these two because

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Apr 3 '25

We put our faith in Blast Hardcheese!

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Apr 3 '25

oztheterrific:

oztheterrific:

bugtesting

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he’s trying so hard and he doesn’t even know numbers

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