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I've been in politics for a quarter century. It's hard to express how staggering it is to see a conversation like this on corporate US media. The Morning Joe panel gobsmacked by the directness of @AbdulElSayed's points.
(clip via @DropSiteNews)
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Sorry but this is beautiful
🇺🇸 In Miami, two inmates on murder charges who never met face-to-face had a baby through an AIR DUCT.
Daisy (29) and Joan (23) fell in love via the vent between floors. He wrapped his semen in plastic, tied it to a rope made of torn bedsheets, and lowered it down.
She pulled it up and self-inseminated with a store-bought applicator.
In 2024, she gave birth to a baby girl with DNA confirming it’s their child.
The jail is currently investigation this shocking security lapse.
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I hate gay Halloween wdym you’re sexy War in famous antiwar editorial cartoon “Come on in, I'll treat you right. I used to know your daddy" by Clarence D. Batchelor
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One place I used to frequent was a fast food place called Steams. I’d buy a coffee and sit there and watch people, and eventually get up the courage to ask someone if I could take their picture. This was 1975 and early 1976. When people asked what’s it for I’d say “it’s just for me. I’m a photographer”. Which seemed to satisfy them, and we’d get on with it.
Some of these are in “Under Vancouver 1972-1982”. Link to books in bio.
greggirardpictures.com
1. Jukebox and Umbrella. 1975.
2. Woman with rose. 1976.
3. Heinz soup (you choose a can, the restaurant heats it up and serves it to you).
4. Woman smoking.
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This made me gasp like I've never gasped. My first Wyoming sprite and first aurora/sprite combo
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this gay 34 year old from the rural south with like 5 followers on tumblr just followed me and their poetry is fantastic wtf. real dorothy allison vibes
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we are so goddamn lucky to have our eyes witness something like that. a guy with a nice camera, the foresight, and the modern internet to carry that vision as it was seen right into our laps. more than 100 billion people lived and died without seeing that once, ever
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it’s alive the way the ocean is alive, it’s an ecosystem. bacteria. that’s really cool
