Oh gosh.

Damn, this is cool

For a minute there I thought this was Lego!

well done!

Should have been Rae Dawn Chong in the convertible

only fools rush in

Autogood

That cuts right to the bone

Am very pleased my state attorney general was one of the AGs pushing back on the food stamps thing. https://vtdigger.org/2019...

I often think about how cats are depicted as terrifying monsters in Watership Down, and sometimes I can see them in exactly that light. This is one of those times.

drubk

drink drank drunk

I mean it's only like nine pints.

Oh there’s Pliny!

The flights there are pretty funny in the sense that many folks are looking for different variations on Pliny, but then are greeted by a sampling of like 8 different kinds of sours instead.

Glad to have you here, man!

Nice! Your efforts are appreciated <3

I'm'a let you finish, but this is the greatest clip ever shared: https://we-love-you-adora.tumblr.com/post...

Go man, go!

okay okay, I'll follow you sheesh

Too bad, you just missed Columbo's Day.

@Mr_Encyclopedia every day is columbo's day

'... oh, one more thing'

@O_C yes.

My man had some chops.

You draw a thin line, and then you draw a thicker line, and it’s good.

Looks like either cribbed from Charles Burns or just Charles Burns.

I'm curious about the conversation that got "1995" replaced, and whether the fact that "pretend its 1950's" doesn't even fuckin' scan was a significant component.

It's cool guys I have 4G.

Please wait until you get home to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Had to go deep into my shk for this one: https://mltshp.com/p/1F3B9

https://mltshp.com/p/1H3FD

Be racist, smoke

I love the goose and the protest and the action, I really do. But as a historian, the flirting with communism in our time is really, really getting to me. It is not just the goose and gritty posts; it is in my students' guileless sharing of 'cool' imagery from the past; it is in the loaded words used by kids who have no historical knowledge (yet). It is not in one meme or one joke, it is in the sum of them.

The word 'comrade' is not a neutral term in a communist context, the recycling of aesthetics used by murderous dictatorships is insensitive and naive. It might feel different to a European than it does to a North-American – it is an easy way to rile up conservatives, and you have no hands-on experience with communist rule.

Then again, I also teach kids from the former USSR and satellite states, and their history lessons in school have been so twisted that they, too, are confused. But at least they feel the weight of that history on their shoulders, and know that something is off. They are usually discrete and silent in a Western-European setting, only beginning to ask about their own history, and if this current fawning over 'any-ism-long-as-it's-anti-capitalist' is OK.

Sorry to take this stand here, under this sweet and well-meant post, this is not directed at you dear macmanx. But it has been on my chest for a while now. And if anyone should speak out, sometimes, it's the historians I guess... (just visited a somewhat troubled Nazi design exhibit with some students today, hence this mood).

HONK!

@mbjj Appreciatcha

@mbjj The Soviet Union didn't invent the word "comrade" and doesn't own it. I've been happily using "comrade" to refer to my comrades during many decades of political and union activism whilst being well aware that Stalin would have killed me. It's not a contradiction. We're using it the right way, he was not.

Yeah, I don't think this is about communism. I think this is about communitarian norming - eg, letting the bigoted congressman, the homophobe, and the dapper Nazi know that they might have free speech, but they're still assholes.

Bit of a bummer when you get back from your 3 day round trip to the store and realize you forgot the milk

Room and fjord

name every tree

Imagine the smell. Seriously though, all I'd think about is if someone came and killed me, they'd never get caught and nobody would find me for years.

@mashcan nice place to be buried though

Fine looking terrier.

Such nice boys

As a big Harpo fan, I strongly recommend the autobiography "HARPO SPEAKS". Getting his perspective on their lives and careers is really incredible. Such fascinating lives.

They look like my nephews.

You can always tell a Wellington man

i love em!

isn'tt this The Blues Brothers?

@Kevin yes

I hate Illinois Nazis

Weepy Elderly Americancream

HONK REDISTRIBUTE HAMBURGERS HONK

@nikkuneko no no, steamed clams!

@BigChrisDid Holy cow, that *is* Skinner/Supernintendo Chalmers!

Delightfully devilish

Well Seymour, I made it, despite your "No geese allowed" sign

I will gladly pay you Tuesday...

damn shame, throwing away a perfectly good white boy like that

@y95 +1

seems wasteful - howbout for humans deemed for disposal or death penalty?/life in prison?/need to work out the details here....- keep focus on "recycle & reuse" w focus on radical compassion and solid work (first in area regarding their offenses...then move to 'chosen' work areas?) Hmm sounds like my "Prisons Need a Radical Revolution" memo should go to the DOC. But once again, idk shit and am not a Prison Expert, but the Prison System is ultimately connected w the Police System tho, so....yah. Yep. I shall end this message before I spiral out about Injustice bc...well, it's one of my 'problems'?

@y95 +++++

Soylent Green is PEOPLE.

Edward Scissorhands?

@Goshawk yep

I know where this is gonna pop up

okay, that's done, now what

Elu par cette crapule

(applause)