naylandblake

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Artist, Auntie, Bear, BIPOC, Educator, Enby, Fat, Femme. Aspiring cranky crone.They/Them. Archive/shambles/home at www.naylandblake.net I love it when you make things.

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Prisonculture

Circus politics to distract people from the places where they really can make change.

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Linda Holmes

Even his toupee is looking for a way out. You know he wears a toupee, right. Not that there's anything wrong with that. Many distinguished men wear toupees just like he does.

This convention leaves me like many of them do: understanding what I need to do and certain that I will be in the most part dissatisfied with the people who wield power in this country. I'm greatly relieved that Harris is the nominee.

I hated the way that she spoke about Hamas specifically killing people in Israel, but then shifted to generalized "suffering" that "happened" in Gaza. No: Israeli soldiers at the direction of Netanyahu bombed hospitals and schools and slaughtered civilians. That didn't just happen.

I remember being shocked and thrilled when Clinton included "Gay" in his list of Americans in his acceptance speech. Didn't stop him from ushering in Don't Ask Don't Tell and being mushmouthed on marriage equality.

But Trump is aged bitter Shit and cannot be allowed to get anywhere near power again. So I know what I will be doing.

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Carolina A. Miranda

The true baller move would have been for Solange to come out.

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Carolina A. Miranda

Also, like a wedding it's an impossible gig, but that DJ who was playing earlier was terrible.

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Sarah Hennies

Play them "Clear Spot" lol, I'm a Beefheart diehard, but that's probably because he was my gateway to better stuff.

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Carolina A. Miranda

And yet there is no cake!

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Isaac! At the Butler!

The 70s were definitely something!

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Isaac! At the Butler!

He always reminded me of my grandfather (in the middle in the flowered shirt)

One of America's most important artists!

Krazy Kat creator George Herriman--one of the people on cartooning's Mt. Rushmore--was born on August 22, 1880.

If you like Calvin and Hobbes (I don't really), read Krazy Kat and see where Watterson got the best parts of it from, both in character and drawing style.