frustrated by the fact that the turn comics are nowhere to be found? well, you’re in luck, because i’ve managed to track down copies of both!
turn: origins (courtesy of @scientistowengottlieb-newtkelly)
both are in pdf formatting; have fun!
An AITA from 1700s Britain would be like. how do ye reddit today I (46m) took my wife (35f) and our children (1m) (2f) (7m) (5m) (18f) (12m) (22f) (8m) (3 months m) (9f) (14m) (17f) (16f) (13f) (3m) (4m) (15f) (18m) (22f) (19f) (11m) (21m) (6f) (10m) (16f) (20m) (23m) (24f) (25f) to the shops and
This is still one of the greatest things ever made.
happy pride month
I feel bad for people who’ve never experienced a corn maze bc it’s not even fun but you just have to do it
I'd like to reblog this with some tags and comments bc I've really appreciated reading them
people who get what I mean:
people who have found a way to have fun in the corn maze but who I'm a little worried about:
person who we are going to put in the corn:
Guy who’s only ever seen Rocky Horror Picture Show watching his second movie with the word “horror” on the cover.
Tardigrade corn maze at Treinen Farm in Wisconsin.
theres something deep about such a small animal being drawn on such a large scale like do they know does the tardigrade know of their own portrait that is comparable to thousands of universes in length on their scale? a portrait drawn by beings that they know nothing about, but whom know so much about them? beings who live in an entirely other world, yet still admire the small tardigrade? admiration enough to give a tardigrade a glimpse of a micro and macro world in mirror, to let the tardigrade feel what is felt by those who know them? im not crying about the tardigrade cornfield, im not
robertfrosthater-deactivated202
the moon tardigrades are looking down on this and smiling
My theory is that the vampires learn about pride and the thing Laszlo is the most proud of is Seanieee, so he creates a pride parade about him.
im calling it now they go to pride not because they’re gay but because they think it’s a parade celebrating pride as in the deadly sin. they have no idea it’s gay pride
This exquisite pillowcase, adorned with intricate embroidery and lace detailing, was initially seen in the 2018 adaptation of Vanity Fair in the bed of Lady Matilda Crawley. Fast-forward to 2019, and this same pillowcase could be seen in Gentleman Jack, making a luxurious addition to Ann Walker’s bed. In 2021 the same pillowcases were reused in the set of The Pursuit of Love, providing a touch of elegance to Linda Radlett’s bed. Most recently, in 2023, it was seen in Tom Jones in Sophia Western’s bed.
Costume Credit: bellcs
Source: recycledmoviecostumes.com
this came to me in a dream etc
@ everyone saying ¿por qué no los dos? I love you
grabbing all of you it's not porque it's por qué ITS POR QUÉ
Aliko Dangote, the richest man in Africa, has been tormented by a Brazilian man named Osvaldo for the last several years.
Aliko is not taking it well
Do you think that there were any ships that went out whaling out of New England and missed the entire american civil war
Like they went out in 1860 had a long voyage for the usual reasons and came back in late 1865 with very little idea of what had happened. like "oh boy I've finally finished getting my whale oil I can't wait to see my favourite president Abraham Lincoln after having been out whaling since early 1860." do you think that that was anyone
fireflies lighting up a rural Pennsylvania field at dusk
Like I’ve talked about this before but transvestite is probably the worst choice of word for d’Eon. It really shows a fundamental lack of understanding of trans history in general and in particular the way the word transvestite was used historically.
The argument is usually that d’Eon didn’t identify as transgender so transvestite is a more accurate word. But she didn’t identify as a transvestite either. The word wasn’t even coined until 100 years after her death. The point of not using a modern word like transgender would be so that we can fully engage with the language of the time. So that we can better understand how d’Eon understood her own gender, how her contemporaries understood her gender and how 18th century Europeans generally understood gender. Transvestite tells us none of this because the term wouldn’t even exist for another 100 years.
So why, besides just general ignorance of the history of the word, do people think that transvestite is more accurate than transgender? Why is transgender an identity you intrinsically need to identify into but transvestite is simply a descriptor to be applied regardless?
And then why do people use the word transvestite like it’s a misgendering pass. People will insist that they would never misgender a transgender person but d’Eon was a transvestite.