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        adora721:
yayfeminism:
👏🏻
Just cause it needs to be reblogged.
: Tim Doyle- print shop owner person.
 NakatomiTim
 When people say they just want 'good
 stories' and no politics or 'SJW issues in
 their entertainment-what they are
 saying is that when they were kids, they
 completely missed the subtext of every
 story, movie, comic book, etc they took
 in. These stories have always been
 political

 Tim Doyle- print shop owner per... 12h v
 Star Trek, Star Wars, Harry Potter,
 Spider-Man, Batman, Superman, X-Men,
 Wonder Woman, on and on and orn
 these are Political / 'SJW' stories. And
 the message, if you were paying
 attention at all is one of inclusion, deep
 compassion for your fellow man, and
 social justice
 3
 139
 546
 Tim Dovle-print shop owner per... 12h
 So if you look at say, Ms. Marvel, The
 Last Jedi, Black Panther, or whatever
 and say- "I just want stories like when
 was a kid, get these politics outta my
 face!" The truth is- you weren't a very
 observant kid. And you grew into a
 stunted adult. You missed something
 vital
 4
 t 246
 876

 Tim Doyle- print shop owner per... '12h v
 Superman is a story of an immigrant
 coming to America, and we're all
 stronger by him being here. Spider-Man
 is about using your power to benefit
 everyone, not just yourself. Star Wars is
 anti-authoritarian, Star Trek is a socialist
 utopia driven by exploration and science
 7
 T,112
 538
 Tim Doyle- print shop owner per... .12h
 Harry Potter is about racism, and the
 idea of 'genetic superiority', and the
 insane idea of being better than
 someone else by the virtue of your birth
 These ideas are not even subtext-
 they're right in your damn face, if you
 bother to open your eyes
 2
 1376
 464
 Tim Doyle- print shop owner per... 12h v
 If anyone ever tells you that these new
 stories & movies have 'forced diversity
 or are pushing "Liberal Agendas"-what
 they are telling you is they missed
 everything about what made the stories
 they do like- great.
adora721:
yayfeminism:
👏🏻
Just cause it needs to be reblogged.

        

            
            

                
                
                    adora721:
yayfeminism:
👏🏻
Just cause it needs to be reblogged.
: Tim Doyle- print shop owner person.
 NakatomiTim
 When people say they just want 'good
 stories' and no politics or 'SJW issues in
 their entertainment-what they are
 saying is that when they were kids, they
 completely missed the subtext of every
 story, movie, comic book, etc they took
 in. These stories have always been
 political

 Tim Doyle- print shop owner per... 12h v
 Star Trek, Star Wars, Harry Potter,
 Spider-Man, Batman, Superman, X-Men,
 Wonder Woman, on and on and orn
 these are Political / 'SJW' stories. And
 the message, if you were paying
 attention at all is one of inclusion, deep
 compassion for your fellow man, and
 social justice
 3
 139
 546
 Tim Dovle-print shop owner per... 12h
 So if you look at say, Ms. Marvel, The
 Last Jedi, Black Panther, or whatever
 and say- "I just want stories like when
 was a kid, get these politics outta my
 face!" The truth is- you weren't a very
 observant kid. And you grew into a
 stunted adult. You missed something
 vital
 4
 t 246
 876

 Tim Doyle- print shop owner per... '12h v
 Superman is a story of an immigrant
 coming to America, and we're all
 stronger by him being here. Spider-Man
 is about using your power to benefit
 everyone, not just yourself. Star Wars is
 anti-authoritarian, Star Trek is a socialist
 utopia driven by exploration and science
 7
 T,112
 538
 Tim Doyle- print shop owner per... .12h
 Harry Potter is about racism, and the
 idea of 'genetic superiority', and the
 insane idea of being better than
 someone else by the virtue of your birth
 These ideas are not even subtext-
 they're right in your damn face, if you
 bother to open your eyes
 2
 1376
 464
 Tim Doyle- print shop owner per... 12h v
 If anyone ever tells you that these new
 stories & movies have 'forced diversity
 or are pushing "Liberal Agendas"-what
 they are telling you is they missed
 everything about what made the stories
 they do like- great.
adora721:
yayfeminism:
👏🏻
Just cause it needs to be reblogged.

                    
                
            

            
                
                
adora721:
yayfeminism:
👏🏻
Just cause it needs to be reblogged.


                
            
            
        

    

    

        
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        scifiseries:

1963: ‘U.S. Space Hardware - Today and Tomorrow’ New York Mirror Magazine: Personnol Rocket
 Relief Ship
 Throe-Stago
 Porsonnel Rockot
 Instrument
 Carrying
 Satellite
 Third Stage Unit
 Colony Sphero
 Threo-Stage Rocket
 Spaco Station
 Flying Saucer
 U.S. X-15
 Research Ship
 Space Reconnaissance Ship
 Exploration Ship
 Weather Eyo Satellito
 Fourth Stage
 Passenger Uni
 Space Suit
 and Anti
 Obsorvatory
 Satelit
 Space
 Reconnaissanco
 and 3-Stage
 Propellant
 Exploration Ship
 Present and Planned Satellite Gear Is Really Out of This World
 U.S. Space
 FHardware-
 By FRED DICKENSON
 swiFTLY are we hurting into the space age that
 farout designs blend together for us In trying to keep up
 artist's view of some US. orblting hardware both present and
 contemplated. It ranges from the bullet-llke Alr Force X-15
 (center) which has made many successful fights, to space
 accomplished fact, drawing board projeets and even station (upper right) still on the draftsman's board.
 Many Instrument-carrylng satellites such as that shown
 with sclence. One down to earth aspeet, however, is that man at the upper right already are in orblt, of course. And whlle
 made articles In space, no matter how fantastle, are known he ant gravitational unlt lower let) and space recon
 by the prosale name of hardware. Here may be seen an nalssance ship above It are not yet part of our equipment, few
scifiseries:

1963: ‘U.S. Space Hardware - Today and Tomorrow’ New York Mirror Magazine
        

            
            

                
                
                    scifiseries:

1963: ‘U.S. Space Hardware - Today and Tomorrow’ New York Mirror Magazine: Personnol Rocket
 Relief Ship
 Throe-Stago
 Porsonnel Rockot
 Instrument
 Carrying
 Satellite
 Third Stage Unit
 Colony Sphero
 Threo-Stage Rocket
 Spaco Station
 Flying Saucer
 U.S. X-15
 Research Ship
 Space Reconnaissance Ship
 Exploration Ship
 Weather Eyo Satellito
 Fourth Stage
 Passenger Uni
 Space Suit
 and Anti
 Obsorvatory
 Satelit
 Space
 Reconnaissanco
 and 3-Stage
 Propellant
 Exploration Ship
 Present and Planned Satellite Gear Is Really Out of This World
 U.S. Space
 FHardware-
 By FRED DICKENSON
 swiFTLY are we hurting into the space age that
 farout designs blend together for us In trying to keep up
 artist's view of some US. orblting hardware both present and
 contemplated. It ranges from the bullet-llke Alr Force X-15
 (center) which has made many successful fights, to space
 accomplished fact, drawing board projeets and even station (upper right) still on the draftsman's board.
 Many Instrument-carrylng satellites such as that shown
 with sclence. One down to earth aspeet, however, is that man at the upper right already are in orblt, of course. And whlle
 made articles In space, no matter how fantastle, are known he ant gravitational unlt lower let) and space recon
 by the prosale name of hardware. Here may be seen an nalssance ship above It are not yet part of our equipment, few
scifiseries:

1963: ‘U.S. Space Hardware - Today and Tomorrow’ New York Mirror Magazine
                    
                
            

            
                
                
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        After 25 years of marriage, Amazon CEO ‘Jeff Bezos’ and his wife are headed for divorce. ⁣ -⁣ Jeff Bezos is currently worth $137 billion and is the richest man in the world. ⁣ -⁣ This is the biggest divorce settlement in history with $137 billion on the line.⁣ -⁣ Jeff posted this on Twitter, ⁣ ⁣ “We want to make people aware of a development in our lives. As our family and close friends know, after a long period of loving exploration and trial separation, we have decided to divorce and continue our shared lives as friends,” read the statement signed by both of them.⁣ -⁣ RapTVSTAFF: @thatkidcm⁣ 📸 @thebushcenter⁣: U
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 JEFF BEZOS
 AMAZON CEO WHO S WORTH $137 BILLION,
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After 25 years of marriage, Amazon CEO ‘Jeff Bezos’ and his wife are headed for divorce. ⁣ -⁣ Jeff Bezos is currently worth $137 billion and is the richest man in the world. ⁣ -⁣ This is the biggest divorce settlement in history with $137 billion on the line.⁣ -⁣ Jeff posted this on Twitter, ⁣ ⁣ “We want to make people aware of a development in our lives. As our family and close friends know, after a long period of loving exploration and trial separation, we have decided to divorce and continue our shared lives as friends,” read the statement signed by both of them.⁣ -⁣ RapTVSTAFF: @thatkidcm⁣ 📸 @thebushcenter⁣
        

            
            

                
                
                    After 25 years of marriage, Amazon CEO ‘Jeff Bezos’ and his wife are headed for divorce. ⁣ -⁣ Jeff Bezos is currently worth $137 billion and is the richest man in the world. ⁣ -⁣ This is the biggest divorce settlement in history with $137 billion on the line.⁣ -⁣ Jeff posted this on Twitter, ⁣ ⁣ “We want to make people aware of a development in our lives. As our family and close friends know, after a long period of loving exploration and trial separation, we have decided to divorce and continue our shared lives as friends,” read the statement signed by both of them.⁣ -⁣ RapTVSTAFF: @thatkidcm⁣ 📸 @thebushcenter⁣: U
 FORUM O
 LEADERSH
 GEORGEWB
 FORUM
 LEADERS
 BusH
 arap
 JEFF BEZOS
 AMAZON CEO WHO S WORTH $137 BILLION,
 TO DIVORCE WIFE OF 25 YEARS
After 25 years of marriage, Amazon CEO ‘Jeff Bezos’ and his wife are headed for divorce. ⁣ -⁣ Jeff Bezos is currently worth $137 billion and is the richest man in the world. ⁣ -⁣ This is the biggest divorce settlement in history with $137 billion on the line.⁣ -⁣ Jeff posted this on Twitter, ⁣ ⁣ “We want to make people aware of a development in our lives. As our family and close friends know, after a long period of loving exploration and trial separation, we have decided to divorce and continue our shared lives as friends,” read the statement signed by both of them.⁣ -⁣ RapTVSTAFF: @thatkidcm⁣ 📸 @thebushcenter⁣
                    
                
            

            
                
                
After 25 years of marriage, Amazon CEO ‘Jeff Bezos’ and his wife are headed for divorce. ⁣ -⁣ Jeff Bezos is currently worth $137 billion...

                
            
            
        

    

    

        
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        botanyshitposts:
devipotato:

botanyshitposts:

nolayelde:

botanyshitposts:

I planted some saguaro seeds about a week ago. Who woukda thunk that such large lads start out so smol. (submitted @nolayelde)
this speaks for itself when paired with a pic of the grown plant for scale:
they usually live to be 150+ years old. cutting one down in Arizona, where they’re native, is a felony with a maximum 9 months in prison. 
in my brief wikipedia exploration to find out how old they could be for this ask i found out that there was a dude in 1982 who was vandalizing one (which is also highly illegal) by shooting at it and then poking at it, and not only did the 500 pound arm of the cactus he was shooting at fall on top of him, but the actual trunk of the cactus then also proceeded to fall on him. he died. smited by the cactus gods for his transgressions 

There was one we had in our backyard that fell on our fence and buckled the steel bar. When the guy came by to take it away he sliced into roughly foot long segments and we kept one. It was really cool in the inside, also the chlorophyll is on the inside. My mom turned the outer layer into a lampshade
Sorry it’s dusty lmao no idea how to clean it

i…………..idk how to react to this but this is definitely an item i wasn’t expecting 

here’s another fun fact about saguaro cactuses (or cacti - both are fine!): when they die, the flesh on them erodes away and leaves these really cool wood-like structures
they’re called bones. these are cactus bones

……oh
: botanyshitposts:
devipotato:

botanyshitposts:

nolayelde:

botanyshitposts:

I planted some saguaro seeds about a week ago. Who woukda thunk that such large lads start out so smol. (submitted @nolayelde)
this speaks for itself when paired with a pic of the grown plant for scale:
they usually live to be 150+ years old. cutting one down in Arizona, where they’re native, is a felony with a maximum 9 months in prison. 
in my brief wikipedia exploration to find out how old they could be for this ask i found out that there was a dude in 1982 who was vandalizing one (which is also highly illegal) by shooting at it and then poking at it, and not only did the 500 pound arm of the cactus he was shooting at fall on top of him, but the actual trunk of the cactus then also proceeded to fall on him. he died. smited by the cactus gods for his transgressions 

There was one we had in our backyard that fell on our fence and buckled the steel bar. When the guy came by to take it away he sliced into roughly foot long segments and we kept one. It was really cool in the inside, also the chlorophyll is on the inside. My mom turned the outer layer into a lampshade
Sorry it’s dusty lmao no idea how to clean it

i…………..idk how to react to this but this is definitely an item i wasn’t expecting 

here’s another fun fact about saguaro cactuses (or cacti - both are fine!): when they die, the flesh on them erodes away and leaves these really cool wood-like structures
they’re called bones. these are cactus bones

……oh

        

            
            

                
                
                    botanyshitposts:
devipotato:

botanyshitposts:

nolayelde:

botanyshitposts:

I planted some saguaro seeds about a week ago. Who woukda thunk that such large lads start out so smol. (submitted @nolayelde)
this speaks for itself when paired with a pic of the grown plant for scale:
they usually live to be 150+ years old. cutting one down in Arizona, where they’re native, is a felony with a maximum 9 months in prison. 
in my brief wikipedia exploration to find out how old they could be for this ask i found out that there was a dude in 1982 who was vandalizing one (which is also highly illegal) by shooting at it and then poking at it, and not only did the 500 pound arm of the cactus he was shooting at fall on top of him, but the actual trunk of the cactus then also proceeded to fall on him. he died. smited by the cactus gods for his transgressions 

There was one we had in our backyard that fell on our fence and buckled the steel bar. When the guy came by to take it away he sliced into roughly foot long segments and we kept one. It was really cool in the inside, also the chlorophyll is on the inside. My mom turned the outer layer into a lampshade
Sorry it’s dusty lmao no idea how to clean it

i…………..idk how to react to this but this is definitely an item i wasn’t expecting 

here’s another fun fact about saguaro cactuses (or cacti - both are fine!): when they die, the flesh on them erodes away and leaves these really cool wood-like structures
they’re called bones. these are cactus bones

……oh
: botanyshitposts:
devipotato:

botanyshitposts:

nolayelde:

botanyshitposts:

I planted some saguaro seeds about a week ago. Who woukda thunk that such large lads start out so smol. (submitted @nolayelde)
this speaks for itself when paired with a pic of the grown plant for scale:
they usually live to be 150+ years old. cutting one down in Arizona, where they’re native, is a felony with a maximum 9 months in prison. 
in my brief wikipedia exploration to find out how old they could be for this ask i found out that there was a dude in 1982 who was vandalizing one (which is also highly illegal) by shooting at it and then poking at it, and not only did the 500 pound arm of the cactus he was shooting at fall on top of him, but the actual trunk of the cactus then also proceeded to fall on him. he died. smited by the cactus gods for his transgressions 

There was one we had in our backyard that fell on our fence and buckled the steel bar. When the guy came by to take it away he sliced into roughly foot long segments and we kept one. It was really cool in the inside, also the chlorophyll is on the inside. My mom turned the outer layer into a lampshade
Sorry it’s dusty lmao no idea how to clean it

i…………..idk how to react to this but this is definitely an item i wasn’t expecting 

here’s another fun fact about saguaro cactuses (or cacti - both are fine!): when they die, the flesh on them erodes away and leaves these really cool wood-like structures
they’re called bones. these are cactus bones

……oh

                    
                
            

            
            
        

    

    

        
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        botanyshitposts:
devipotato:

botanyshitposts:

nolayelde:

botanyshitposts:

I planted some saguaro seeds about a week ago. Who woukda thunk that such large lads start out so smol. (submitted @nolayelde)
this speaks for itself when paired with a pic of the grown plant for scale:
they usually live to be 150+ years old. cutting one down in Arizona, where they’re native, is a felony with a maximum 9 months in prison. 
in my brief wikipedia exploration to find out how old they could be for this ask i found out that there was a dude in 1982 who was vandalizing one (which is also highly illegal) by shooting at it and then poking at it, and not only did the 500 pound arm of the cactus he was shooting at fall on top of him, but the actual trunk of the cactus then also proceeded to fall on him. he died. smited by the cactus gods for his transgressions 

There was one we had in our backyard that fell on our fence and buckled the steel bar. When the guy came by to take it away he sliced into roughly foot long segments and we kept one. It was really cool in the inside, also the chlorophyll is on the inside. My mom turned the outer layer into a lampshade
Sorry it’s dusty lmao no idea how to clean it

i…………..idk how to react to this but this is definitely an item i wasn’t expecting 

here’s another fun fact about saguaro cactuses (or cacti - both are fine!): when they die, the flesh on them erodes away and leaves these really cool wood-like structures
they’re called bones. these are cactus bones

……oh
: botanyshitposts:
devipotato:

botanyshitposts:

nolayelde:

botanyshitposts:

I planted some saguaro seeds about a week ago. Who woukda thunk that such large lads start out so smol. (submitted @nolayelde)
this speaks for itself when paired with a pic of the grown plant for scale:
they usually live to be 150+ years old. cutting one down in Arizona, where they’re native, is a felony with a maximum 9 months in prison. 
in my brief wikipedia exploration to find out how old they could be for this ask i found out that there was a dude in 1982 who was vandalizing one (which is also highly illegal) by shooting at it and then poking at it, and not only did the 500 pound arm of the cactus he was shooting at fall on top of him, but the actual trunk of the cactus then also proceeded to fall on him. he died. smited by the cactus gods for his transgressions 

There was one we had in our backyard that fell on our fence and buckled the steel bar. When the guy came by to take it away he sliced into roughly foot long segments and we kept one. It was really cool in the inside, also the chlorophyll is on the inside. My mom turned the outer layer into a lampshade
Sorry it’s dusty lmao no idea how to clean it

i…………..idk how to react to this but this is definitely an item i wasn’t expecting 

here’s another fun fact about saguaro cactuses (or cacti - both are fine!): when they die, the flesh on them erodes away and leaves these really cool wood-like structures
they’re called bones. these are cactus bones

……oh

        

            
            

                
                
                    botanyshitposts:
devipotato:

botanyshitposts:

nolayelde:

botanyshitposts:

I planted some saguaro seeds about a week ago. Who woukda thunk that such large lads start out so smol. (submitted @nolayelde)
this speaks for itself when paired with a pic of the grown plant for scale:
they usually live to be 150+ years old. cutting one down in Arizona, where they’re native, is a felony with a maximum 9 months in prison. 
in my brief wikipedia exploration to find out how old they could be for this ask i found out that there was a dude in 1982 who was vandalizing one (which is also highly illegal) by shooting at it and then poking at it, and not only did the 500 pound arm of the cactus he was shooting at fall on top of him, but the actual trunk of the cactus then also proceeded to fall on him. he died. smited by the cactus gods for his transgressions 

There was one we had in our backyard that fell on our fence and buckled the steel bar. When the guy came by to take it away he sliced into roughly foot long segments and we kept one. It was really cool in the inside, also the chlorophyll is on the inside. My mom turned the outer layer into a lampshade
Sorry it’s dusty lmao no idea how to clean it

i…………..idk how to react to this but this is definitely an item i wasn’t expecting 

here’s another fun fact about saguaro cactuses (or cacti - both are fine!): when they die, the flesh on them erodes away and leaves these really cool wood-like structures
they’re called bones. these are cactus bones

……oh
: botanyshitposts:
devipotato:

botanyshitposts:

nolayelde:

botanyshitposts:

I planted some saguaro seeds about a week ago. Who woukda thunk that such large lads start out so smol. (submitted @nolayelde)
this speaks for itself when paired with a pic of the grown plant for scale:
they usually live to be 150+ years old. cutting one down in Arizona, where they’re native, is a felony with a maximum 9 months in prison. 
in my brief wikipedia exploration to find out how old they could be for this ask i found out that there was a dude in 1982 who was vandalizing one (which is also highly illegal) by shooting at it and then poking at it, and not only did the 500 pound arm of the cactus he was shooting at fall on top of him, but the actual trunk of the cactus then also proceeded to fall on him. he died. smited by the cactus gods for his transgressions 

There was one we had in our backyard that fell on our fence and buckled the steel bar. When the guy came by to take it away he sliced into roughly foot long segments and we kept one. It was really cool in the inside, also the chlorophyll is on the inside. My mom turned the outer layer into a lampshade
Sorry it’s dusty lmao no idea how to clean it

i…………..idk how to react to this but this is definitely an item i wasn’t expecting 

here’s another fun fact about saguaro cactuses (or cacti - both are fine!): when they die, the flesh on them erodes away and leaves these really cool wood-like structures
they’re called bones. these are cactus bones

……oh

                    
                
            

            
            
        

    

    

        
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        yayfeminism:
👏🏻: Tim Doyle- print shop owner person.
 NakatomiTim
 When people say they just want 'good
 stories' and no politics or 'SJW issues in
 their entertainment-what they are
 saying is that when they were kids, they
 completely missed the subtext of every
 story, movie, comic book, etc they took
 in. These stories have always been
 political

 Tim Doyle- print shop owner per... 12h v
 Star Trek, Star Wars, Harry Potter,
 Spider-Man, Batman, Superman, X-Men,
 Wonder Woman, on and on and orn
 these are Political / 'SJW' stories. And
 the message, if you were paying
 attention at all is one of inclusion, deep
 compassion for your fellow man, and
 social justice
 3
 139
 546
 Tim Dovle-print shop owner per... 12h
 So if you look at say, Ms. Marvel, The
 Last Jedi, Black Panther, or whatever
 and say- "I just want stories like when
 was a kid, get these politics outta my
 face!" The truth is- you weren't a very
 observant kid. And you grew into a
 stunted adult. You missed something
 vital
 4
 t 246
 876

 Tim Doyle- print shop owner per... '12h v
 Superman is a story of an immigrant
 coming to America, and we're all
 stronger by him being here. Spider-Man
 is about using your power to benefit
 everyone, not just yourself. Star Wars is
 anti-authoritarian, Star Trek is a socialist
 utopia driven by exploration and science
 7
 T,112
 538
 Tim Doyle- print shop owner per... .12h
 Harry Potter is about racism, and the
 idea of 'genetic superiority', and the
 insane idea of being better than
 someone else by the virtue of your birth
 These ideas are not even subtext-
 they're right in your damn face, if you
 bother to open your eyes
 2
 1376
 464
 Tim Doyle- print shop owner per... 12h v
 If anyone ever tells you that these new
 stories & movies have 'forced diversity
 or are pushing "Liberal Agendas"-what
 they are telling you is they missed
 everything about what made the stories
 they do like- great.
yayfeminism:
👏🏻
        

            
            

                
                
                    yayfeminism:
👏🏻: Tim Doyle- print shop owner person.
 NakatomiTim
 When people say they just want 'good
 stories' and no politics or 'SJW issues in
 their entertainment-what they are
 saying is that when they were kids, they
 completely missed the subtext of every
 story, movie, comic book, etc they took
 in. These stories have always been
 political

 Tim Doyle- print shop owner per... 12h v
 Star Trek, Star Wars, Harry Potter,
 Spider-Man, Batman, Superman, X-Men,
 Wonder Woman, on and on and orn
 these are Political / 'SJW' stories. And
 the message, if you were paying
 attention at all is one of inclusion, deep
 compassion for your fellow man, and
 social justice
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 Tim Dovle-print shop owner per... 12h
 So if you look at say, Ms. Marvel, The
 Last Jedi, Black Panther, or whatever
 and say- "I just want stories like when
 was a kid, get these politics outta my
 face!" The truth is- you weren't a very
 observant kid. And you grew into a
 stunted adult. You missed something
 vital
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 Superman is a story of an immigrant
 coming to America, and we're all
 stronger by him being here. Spider-Man
 is about using your power to benefit
 everyone, not just yourself. Star Wars is
 anti-authoritarian, Star Trek is a socialist
 utopia driven by exploration and science
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 538
 Tim Doyle- print shop owner per... .12h
 Harry Potter is about racism, and the
 idea of 'genetic superiority', and the
 insane idea of being better than
 someone else by the virtue of your birth
 These ideas are not even subtext-
 they're right in your damn face, if you
 bother to open your eyes
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 Tim Doyle- print shop owner per... 12h v
 If anyone ever tells you that these new
 stories & movies have 'forced diversity
 or are pushing "Liberal Agendas"-what
 they are telling you is they missed
 everything about what made the stories
 they do like- great.
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        More than 150 short-finned pilot whales were found stranded on a beach in Western Australia. Although over 50 whales were already dead, Australian news outlets report that responders were able to pull some back to sea with large cranes. However, most of the whales could not be saved as the small whales weigh between one to six tons. ___ Scientist Nicola Hodgins from the Whales and Dolphins Conservation said this scenario is not a rarity and unfortunately happens quite often. She explains that whales are very social and close knit, and often form large groups that follow a matriarch. “If one is sick, then the other whales don’t want to leave their side,” and often times sick whales cannot swim so get pulled onto shore. “The other animals end up beaching as well because they don’t want to leave them,” Hodgins said. Another explanation for the stranding could be a disturbance underwater from sonic bombs caused from oil and gas exploration or military sonar. ___ Photo: Western Australia Department of Biodiversity Conservation and Attractions: WORLD NEWS
 150 BEACHED WHALES
 Mar 23 | Over 150 short-finned pilot
 whales found stranded on a beach in
 Western Australia. Rescue efforts are
 mostly futile.
More than 150 short-finned pilot whales were found stranded on a beach in Western Australia. Although over 50 whales were already dead, Australian news outlets report that responders were able to pull some back to sea with large cranes. However, most of the whales could not be saved as the small whales weigh between one to six tons. ___ Scientist Nicola Hodgins from the Whales and Dolphins Conservation said this scenario is not a rarity and unfortunately happens quite often. She explains that whales are very social and close knit, and often form large groups that follow a matriarch. “If one is sick, then the other whales don’t want to leave their side,” and often times sick whales cannot swim so get pulled onto shore. “The other animals end up beaching as well because they don’t want to leave them,” Hodgins said. Another explanation for the stranding could be a disturbance underwater from sonic bombs caused from oil and gas exploration or military sonar. ___ Photo: Western Australia Department of Biodiversity Conservation and Attractions
        

            
            

                
                
                    More than 150 short-finned pilot whales were found stranded on a beach in Western Australia. Although over 50 whales were already dead, Australian news outlets report that responders were able to pull some back to sea with large cranes. However, most of the whales could not be saved as the small whales weigh between one to six tons. ___ Scientist Nicola Hodgins from the Whales and Dolphins Conservation said this scenario is not a rarity and unfortunately happens quite often. She explains that whales are very social and close knit, and often form large groups that follow a matriarch. “If one is sick, then the other whales don’t want to leave their side,” and often times sick whales cannot swim so get pulled onto shore. “The other animals end up beaching as well because they don’t want to leave them,” Hodgins said. Another explanation for the stranding could be a disturbance underwater from sonic bombs caused from oil and gas exploration or military sonar. ___ Photo: Western Australia Department of Biodiversity Conservation and Attractions: WORLD NEWS
 150 BEACHED WHALES
 Mar 23 | Over 150 short-finned pilot
 whales found stranded on a beach in
 Western Australia. Rescue efforts are
 mostly futile.
More than 150 short-finned pilot whales were found stranded on a beach in Western Australia. Although over 50 whales were already dead, Australian news outlets report that responders were able to pull some back to sea with large cranes. However, most of the whales could not be saved as the small whales weigh between one to six tons. ___ Scientist Nicola Hodgins from the Whales and Dolphins Conservation said this scenario is not a rarity and unfortunately happens quite often. She explains that whales are very social and close knit, and often form large groups that follow a matriarch. “If one is sick, then the other whales don’t want to leave their side,” and often times sick whales cannot swim so get pulled onto shore. “The other animals end up beaching as well because they don’t want to leave them,” Hodgins said. Another explanation for the stranding could be a disturbance underwater from sonic bombs caused from oil and gas exploration or military sonar. ___ Photo: Western Australia Department of Biodiversity Conservation and Attractions
                    
                
            

            
                
                
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 Like This Page October 26, 2013-
 Twilight Sparkle vs. Metal Machine Music
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 etal Machine Music is the
 greatest record of all time! I still play it every now
 and then for tranquility
 Like Reply 5 October 26, 2013 at 10:16am
 AN ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTAL COMPOSITION
 THE AMINE B RING
 used Metal Machine Music as a
 weapon. The apartment complex was cursed by
 Country Western music being played too loud at all
 hours. Solution, play Metal Machine on repeat
 prety loud for the weekend while on a get a way.
 Result was they had to turn the power of to the
 entire building and we never heard CW again.
 Thanks Lou great album.
 Like Reply 233-October 26, 2013 at 5:14am
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 he never got to see season 4
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 Lou Reed and Twilight Sparkle? My
 two favourite things just smashed togetherlll
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 My 5 year old daughter would love
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 and it s varlous
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 was not, as was assumed
 abidingly
 verbally oriented at
 heart. hed rock.
 the exploration of
 varlous'taboo" eubjects
 drugs. ex, violenee
 eal
 edextrorotory components
 synthesis of
 sympathomimetic musics
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                    gucciballs:
reminder that this was Lou Reed’s last facebook post before he died: Lou Reed
 Like This Page October 26, 2013-
 Twilight Sparkle vs. Metal Machine Music
 Like -Comment → Share
 3.1K
 Top Comments
 614 shares
 134 Comments
 etal Machine Music is the
 greatest record of all time! I still play it every now
 and then for tranquility
 Like Reply 5 October 26, 2013 at 10:16am
 AN ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTAL COMPOSITION
 THE AMINE B RING
 used Metal Machine Music as a
 weapon. The apartment complex was cursed by
 Country Western music being played too loud at all
 hours. Solution, play Metal Machine on repeat
 prety loud for the weekend while on a get a way.
 Result was they had to turn the power of to the
 entire building and we never heard CW again.
 Thanks Lou great album.
 Like Reply 233-October 26, 2013 at 5:14am
 13 Replies
 he never got to see season 4
 Like Reply 041-October 27, 2013 at 12:25pm
 1 Reply
 Lou Reed and Twilight Sparkle? My
 two favourite things just smashed togetherlll
 Like Reply 40 October 26, 2013 at 6:06am
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 My 5 year old daughter would love
 this
 Like
 NOTATION-When I started
 Reply-10-October 26, 2013 at 6:40am
 and it s varlous
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 iew more comments
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 was not, as was assumed
 abidingly
 verbally oriented at
 heart. hed rock.
 the exploration of
 varlous'taboo" eubjects
 drugs. ex, violenee
 eal
 edextrorotory components
 synthesis of
 sympathomimetic musics
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comcastkills:
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https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/with-net-neutrality-on-the-chopping-block-communities_us_5a0f467de4b0e6450602eaa5

We 
should be loud and clear in the coming weeks like we’ve been before: net
 neutrality is crucial to helping everyone, regardless of where they 
live or how much money they make, get online.
But there’s another way we can fight for an open internet.
Last week, 19 towns across Colorado voted to allow the exploration of creating a local, public alternative to expensive private providers.
Fort 
Collins voters went the furthest, passing a measure to finance an 
assessment of starting a city-owned broadband utility, which would aim 
to provide faster service at a cheaper price. That means residents could
 have a say in whether a new public network maintains the principle of 
net neutrality, whatever the FCC decides in the future.
“People
 who don’t normally get excited or vote actually turned out this time 
and actually got energized,” said one resident who had campaigned for 
the measure.
Not everyone was excited. Industry groups spent more than $450,000
 campaigning against the measure. In fact, the very reason Colorado 
towns had to vote “yes” before even exploring public broadband is 
because of an industry-backed state law requiring municipalities to jump
 through hoops to take control of their internet infrastructure. (The 
industry has successfully pushed similar legislation in over 20 states.)
Comcast
 and the like are quaking in their boots about a public option, and they
 should be. Cities like Chattanooga, Tennessee, which became the first 
U.S. city to offer gigabit internet speed after going public, are 
outperforming private providers and even forcing them to innovate to 
play catch up.
Why 
shouldn’t internet access be a public good? The web should be like the 
Postal Service, which, because it’s public, provides affordable mail 
service to everyone, rich or poor, in all areas of the country.
And why
 should a handful of corporate executives and investors get rich while 
providing expensive, slow access and unbearable customer service? 
Comcast’s CEO, billionaire Brian Roberts, pocketed $33 million last year alone while running America’s most hated corporation.
People 
need the internet for life in the 21st century, to communicate, apply 
for jobs, and access crucial resources. Everyone should have affordable 
access.

(17th Nov, 2017 - Donald Cohen)
: With Net Neutrality on
 the Chopping Block,
 Communities Are
 Taking Matters Into
 their Own Hands-and
 Scaring the Hell out of
 Comcasí
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https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/with-net-neutrality-on-the-chopping-block-communities_us_5a0f467de4b0e6450602eaa5

We 
should be loud and clear in the coming weeks like we’ve been before: net
 neutrality is crucial to helping everyone, regardless of where they 
live or how much money they make, get online.
But there’s another way we can fight for an open internet.
Last week, 19 towns across Colorado voted to allow the exploration of creating a local, public alternative to expensive private providers.
Fort 
Collins voters went the furthest, passing a measure to finance an 
assessment of starting a city-owned broadband utility, which would aim 
to provide faster service at a cheaper price. That means residents could
 have a say in whether a new public network maintains the principle of 
net neutrality, whatever the FCC decides in the future.
“People
 who don’t normally get excited or vote actually turned out this time 
and actually got energized,” said one resident who had campaigned for 
the measure.
Not everyone was excited. Industry groups spent more than $450,000
 campaigning against the measure. In fact, the very reason Colorado 
towns had to vote “yes” before even exploring public broadband is 
because of an industry-backed state law requiring municipalities to jump
 through hoops to take control of their internet infrastructure. (The 
industry has successfully pushed similar legislation in over 20 states.)
Comcast
 and the like are quaking in their boots about a public option, and they
 should be. Cities like Chattanooga, Tennessee, which became the first 
U.S. city to offer gigabit internet speed after going public, are 
outperforming private providers and even forcing them to innovate to 
play catch up.
Why 
shouldn’t internet access be a public good? The web should be like the 
Postal Service, which, because it’s public, provides affordable mail 
service to everyone, rich or poor, in all areas of the country.
And why
 should a handful of corporate executives and investors get rich while 
providing expensive, slow access and unbearable customer service? 
Comcast’s CEO, billionaire Brian Roberts, pocketed $33 million last year alone while running America’s most hated corporation.
People 
need the internet for life in the 21st century, to communicate, apply 
for jobs, and access crucial resources. Everyone should have affordable 
access.

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                    erin-space-goat:
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comcastkills:
headlines I like to see
Why would you post the headline but not the article? (X)

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/with-net-neutrality-on-the-chopping-block-communities_us_5a0f467de4b0e6450602eaa5

We 
should be loud and clear in the coming weeks like we’ve been before: net
 neutrality is crucial to helping everyone, regardless of where they 
live or how much money they make, get online.
But there’s another way we can fight for an open internet.
Last week, 19 towns across Colorado voted to allow the exploration of creating a local, public alternative to expensive private providers.
Fort 
Collins voters went the furthest, passing a measure to finance an 
assessment of starting a city-owned broadband utility, which would aim 
to provide faster service at a cheaper price. That means residents could
 have a say in whether a new public network maintains the principle of 
net neutrality, whatever the FCC decides in the future.
“People
 who don’t normally get excited or vote actually turned out this time 
and actually got energized,” said one resident who had campaigned for 
the measure.
Not everyone was excited. Industry groups spent more than $450,000
 campaigning against the measure. In fact, the very reason Colorado 
towns had to vote “yes” before even exploring public broadband is 
because of an industry-backed state law requiring municipalities to jump
 through hoops to take control of their internet infrastructure. (The 
industry has successfully pushed similar legislation in over 20 states.)
Comcast
 and the like are quaking in their boots about a public option, and they
 should be. Cities like Chattanooga, Tennessee, which became the first 
U.S. city to offer gigabit internet speed after going public, are 
outperforming private providers and even forcing them to innovate to 
play catch up.
Why 
shouldn’t internet access be a public good? The web should be like the 
Postal Service, which, because it’s public, provides affordable mail 
service to everyone, rich or poor, in all areas of the country.
And why
 should a handful of corporate executives and investors get rich while 
providing expensive, slow access and unbearable customer service? 
Comcast’s CEO, billionaire Brian Roberts, pocketed $33 million last year alone while running America’s most hated corporation.
People 
need the internet for life in the 21st century, to communicate, apply 
for jobs, and access crucial resources. Everyone should have affordable 
access.

(17th Nov, 2017 - Donald Cohen)
: With Net Neutrality on
 the Chopping Block,
 Communities Are
 Taking Matters Into
 their Own Hands-and
 Scaring the Hell out of
 Comcasí
erin-space-goat:
quasi-normalcy:

comcastkills:
headlines I like to see
Why would you post the headline but not the article? (X)

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/with-net-neutrality-on-the-chopping-block-communities_us_5a0f467de4b0e6450602eaa5

We 
should be loud and clear in the coming weeks like we’ve been before: net
 neutrality is crucial to helping everyone, regardless of where they 
live or how much money they make, get online.
But there’s another way we can fight for an open internet.
Last week, 19 towns across Colorado voted to allow the exploration of creating a local, public alternative to expensive private providers.
Fort 
Collins voters went the furthest, passing a measure to finance an 
assessment of starting a city-owned broadband utility, which would aim 
to provide faster service at a cheaper price. That means residents could
 have a say in whether a new public network maintains the principle of 
net neutrality, whatever the FCC decides in the future.
“People
 who don’t normally get excited or vote actually turned out this time 
and actually got energized,” said one resident who had campaigned for 
the measure.
Not everyone was excited. Industry groups spent more than $450,000
 campaigning against the measure. In fact, the very reason Colorado 
towns had to vote “yes” before even exploring public broadband is 
because of an industry-backed state law requiring municipalities to jump
 through hoops to take control of their internet infrastructure. (The 
industry has successfully pushed similar legislation in over 20 states.)
Comcast
 and the like are quaking in their boots about a public option, and they
 should be. Cities like Chattanooga, Tennessee, which became the first 
U.S. city to offer gigabit internet speed after going public, are 
outperforming private providers and even forcing them to innovate to 
play catch up.
Why 
shouldn’t internet access be a public good? The web should be like the 
Postal Service, which, because it’s public, provides affordable mail 
service to everyone, rich or poor, in all areas of the country.
And why
 should a handful of corporate executives and investors get rich while 
providing expensive, slow access and unbearable customer service? 
Comcast’s CEO, billionaire Brian Roberts, pocketed $33 million last year alone while running America’s most hated corporation.
People 
need the internet for life in the 21st century, to communicate, apply 
for jobs, and access crucial resources. Everyone should have affordable 
access.

(17th Nov, 2017 - Donald Cohen)

                    
                
            

            
                
                
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