we don’t talk enough about the music taste gap in relationships

Pluribus is amazing. It’s like a gay prestige inverse take on the good place

This is from March but I still think about it and find myself wondering if this is, you know, a viable system of government that can be saved or deserves to be saved.

just wanted to re-post this messaging that helped win an election

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messy business (friends at the table) (bluff city) (2019)

The Divine Cycle #fattrewind

did you know: lye lychen has never done anything wrong in his life and frankly all those people aterika’kaal killed had it coming #fattrewind #friendsatthetable

"[high pitched and tinny] Let’s dive in. Let’s dive in. It’s time to dive in. Get ready to [audio distorts and slows] dive. Diiive. Diiiiie…" (The Road to PALISADE 20: City Planning Department) 1/2 #fattrewind #friendsatthetable #palisade

#sinners studies in #heavypaint

i generally dislike "STEM needs humanities" arguments but this is actually a case where it legitimately applies, albeit for not the reason you imagine

earthsea art from 2020

This commission statement refers to people with Autism, ADHD, asthma, auto-immune disease, and chronic illness as a “dire threat to the American people and our way of life”. This is a manifesto against disability. This is the language of eugenics.

i'm sure if we identify the demographic that bears singular responsibility for the situation we're in, they will begrudgingly use their awesome power to fix it

liberal christians genuinely cannot wrap their heads around the idea that people who fervently believe in jesus can do & want terrible things. it's a minor frustration in the scope of things, but also an astonishing ignorance of history and an unwitting embrace of hegemony

y'all ever see a take so bad you are forced to immediately go to sleep?

i’m like a weeb but for midsized-to-large cities

explain your username: in the thirteenth episode of the third season of acclaimed tabletop rpg podcast friends at the table, there’s a monologue about the inherently contradictory nature of scholarship which includes the phrase “every scholar is a schism.” it coheres