She's scared of loud noises

This government is so fucking stupid man, how am I a part of three groups "tied to terrorism" (trans people, DSA, and the SRA) according to the far right? Bro imagine thinking the fucking DSA was a militant extremist organization. That's embarrassing dude.

"Masculine" and "feminine" activities are just nonsense categories created by segregated treatment meant to force certain mindsets on the differing sexual classes to convince them of their "inherent" roles. You can like both dressing up in pink kawaii cat ear hoodies and shooting guns.

The Bride of Frankenstein (1935) Dir. James Whale D.P. John J. Mescall

me and oomf

Frankenstein (1931) Dir. James Whale D.P. Arthur Edeson

Massive disparity at Boston No Kings between the row of activist tents trying to recruit people, including stuff like anarchist mutual aid projects and BDS campaigns, and the rest of the park being occupied by people dancing in inflatable dinosaur costumes waving US flags.

Left-wing orgs should come together and do a better No Kings and call it "No Bosses" to promote workers' ownership and self-management of the means of production. We will still do nothing disruptive and mostly dance around in inflatable costumes.

REVOLUTION+1 (2022) - Masao Adachi

Anyone who can help my friend and roommate @beaadragon445.bsky.social with her phone payment this month...it's just $30...if anyone can help her it's really appreciated

I've been unemployed for a while, so if you want to help out I could use help covering rent, groceries, HRT, and winter stuff. throne.com/0liviaolive/...

Twin Peaks, Lonely Souls (1990) Dir. David Lynch

I've been unemployed for a while, so if you want to help out I could use help covering rent, groceries, HRT, and winter stuff. throne.com/0liviaolive/...

Twin Peaks, "The Last Evening" (1990) Dir. Mark Frost

Twin Peaks, "The One Armed Man" (1990) Dir. Tim Hunter

Twin Peaks, "Zen, or the Skill to Catch a Killer"

Twin Peaks, Pilot (1990) Dir. David Lynch

The Muse (William-Adolphe Bouguereau, 1861)

Dante and Virgil (William-Adolphe Bouguereau, 1850)

Crimes of the Future (2022) Dir. David Cronenberg D.P. Douglas Koch

David Cronenberg most vindicated filmmaker alive for sixth decade in row

"Nobody in the world, nobody in history, has ever gotten their freedom by appealing to the moral sense of the people who were oppressing them." - Assata Shakur, 1947-2025

“I advocate an end to capitalist exploitation, the abolition of racist policies, the eradication of sexism, and the elimination of political repression. If that is a crime, then I am totally guilty.” ~ Assata Shakur🙏🏾

Louis Wain invents the Eraserheadbaby, 1897.

Woke priest: I now pronouns you wife and wife.

The Sea Maiden (Arthur Hacker, 1897)

The Playful Four (Charles van den Eycken, 1907)

"The US isn't fascist." Does the exact label matter? They're committing genocide, implementing a domestic ethnic cleansing campaign, deporting labor organizers, criminalizing queerness, brutalizing black people, arresting journalists, and suing news outlets. Whatever it is, it has got to go.

After the Visit (Victor Gabriel Gilbert, 1899)

A Thorn Amidst the Roses (James Sant, 1887)

Conversation In The Garden (Oliver Rhys, 1854-1907)

A Dance By The Sea (Charles Amable Lenoir, 1860-1926)

High Noon (1952) Dir. Fred Zinnemann D.P. Floyd Crosby

The White Ball (Marius Joseph Avy, 1903)

A Drunken Bacchante (Adolphe Alexandre Lesrel, 1839-1921)

First time trying nail polish.

Voice training video in one tab, concealable handgun shopping in another, both are necessary for safety, we live in hell

Call me Charlie Kirk the way she shoots loads into my throat

The Playful Four (Charles van den Eycken, 1907)

Real quote 👇

Disappointed to hear Glinner was taken into custody alive by the cops. Those pig fuckers never do anything good.

Watching "The Wild Bunch" (1969) Directed by Sam Peckinpah

Watching "Eddington" (2025) Directed by Ari Aster