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thinking about resurrecting this blog because my go-to social media sites have become rather distasteful of late

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i spent way too long making this for literally no reason
To commemorate the end of Car Boys I put together a playlist of all the music that appeared in it (mostly according to the credits). I also designed some rudimentary album art for it. Please enjoy one of my favorite OSTs from one of the best tv shows/letâs plays/cinema events Iâve ever seen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6iHJdLXfsE&list=PLK5IdMJY5aoWO-qTEAKA7ReX_5sg0g-Pf
This fan theory added some new context to my arbitrary artistic choices and it's great. As far as I'm concerned this is canon https://youtu.be/tngzsJOY71c
Also I added "Shelter" by Porter Robinson and Madeon to the playlist as kind of a bonus track because of this awesome video https://youtu.be/wzvjUkTp0SM
To commemorate the end of Car Boys I put together a playlist of all the music that appeared in it (mostly according to the credits). I also designed some rudimentary album art for it. Please enjoy one of my favorite OSTs from one of the best tv shows/letâs plays/cinema events Iâve ever seen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6iHJdLXfsE&list=PLK5IdMJY5aoWO-qTEAKA7ReX_5sg0g-Pf
@jillbearup made an excellent video about Mary-Sues as a part of her series on The History of Fanficion, and I just had to make a picture of this quote. First time Iâve done this, so I hope you like it!

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Letâs make sure this bullshit doesnât follow us into 2018
These women are heroines. They have superpowers. They save the world on a regular basis. They all have personalities and backstories and they all dedicate their lives to the greater good and ALL you care about it the length of their skirts and the amount of cleavage that is revealed by their clothes.
Who are the mysogynists here again?
These women are constantly running and/or flying, fighting, and going out in the middle of the night when it is cold. They all are in positions where their breast need support and the proper protection from enemies and the elements, along with the rest of their chests. These women are fighting along side men whose suits are drawn to be practical and not sexualize them. Not to mention men are drawn with the correct anatomy, which is less than I can say about these women who are mostly drawn by straight men who have never seen a boob before.
That last one was what this was about. In my search I saw countless other impractical suits and poses, but this was mostly about incorrect anatomy and clothing that showcases that. These women deserve to have their bodies respected to the same degree their male counterparts are. Catwoman was fighting and parts of her suit tore⌠to expose her breasts. That sort of treatment would never be given to a male hero. Sure, their suits can tear at times, but never in a way to make them âsexier.â
These women do have strong personalities and some indeed have superpowers. The heroes save the day while the villains here are trying to survive the best way they know how. They are all their own person and deserve to be treated as such. This includes not being drawn by men who obviously donât understand how female anatomy works without sexualizing it.
But, right, because I care about this stuff this makes me the misogynist.
ALSO let me add that it is not fucking hard to draw female superheroes in practical costumes. I am an artist. I am going into comics (partly so I might be able to do something about this) so I know what it is like drawing people in different types of outfits. Their chests are not hard to draw, these guys just donât know how to draw them because all of their references have been other men drawing female superheroes like the above. Spandex doesnât work this say, neither does cotton, leather, or wool. No material makes boobs look like balls that are barely on your chest, except for the possibly bad boob job. Nothing against people with breast implants, but as far as I know none of these women have that in their back story.
Want to see female superheroes that have proper anatomy? Here!
And her powers include messing with her anatomy, hence her hand!
These are ladies with full coverage AND their chests are actually realistic with how they are drawn.
Can a hero have huge chests? Yes! Of course. These chests still arenât the smallest. Not huge, but not tiny. You donât need a perfectly flat chest to be a hero, but if you have a large chest you still deserve support and to be drawn correctly.
âHey can women wear practical clothing?â
âYOUâRE THE REAL SEXISTâ
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CAN SOMEONE TELL ME IF MR. PEANUTBUTTER IS SERIOUS OR JOKING?
I think in season three he mentions about Diane living in Bojackâs place for a while so we do know that they did have a conversation and he knows about her lying about being in Cordovia but at this moment, is he just playing or what?
Yep. That about sums it up.
We Are So Fucked
The mashup you never thought would work
Congratu-fucking-lations.
I would pay so much to have this as a ringtone Iâm not even joking.
Why?????
The face I made while listening to this was so visceral I had to draw it before reblogging it
@sillygooseface TORI IâM CRYING PLEASE LISTEN
Well. That was indeed a thing that happened.
@lindsayetumbls @elisaintime @nellachronism
(Wouldâve been better with a different version of POTO but itâs irrevocably stuck in my head soâŚeh.)
I want to talk about this whole âpunching nazisâ thing, which I have been thinking about for some days.
To start, let me clarify that I have no moral or ethical qualms with Richard Spencer getting punched in the face on tv. Iâd be happy to see it happen again.
But I do have a couple issues with much of the dialogue that has emerged in the wake of this event.
A lot of the people suddenly talking about nazis right now are people who didnât seem to even realize they existed in this country prior to this election.
A lot of people seem to have gotten some strange ideas about how and where nazis are typically encountered, or who they actually are.
So, Iâd like to talk about some of the times in my life when Iâve encountered nazis.
Before I do that, letâs try to establish a definition. There are a lot of different stripes of fascists and white supremacists out there, with varying agendas and varying degrees of organization. In the US weâve got many types, ranging from the KKK and Aryan Nation to various unorganized skinhead rabble to the newish group calling itself the Alt Right. It seems easiest, at least for the sake of this argument, to lump those all together under one general ânaziâ category. But does that really make sense? Iâll come back to that. But for now, in most of the examples I will describe below, these were people who openly called themselves such.
Also, I want to establish a bit about who I am. I donât like to discuss any of these things publicly, but I also feel like I kind of have to, to explain where I am coming from. So: I am Jewish, I am bi, I am neurodivergent. Due to this last thing, I have certain issues navigating the physical world. I am physically fit but not athletic. I have very little self defense training. By occupation I am a musician.
And lastly I want to point out that these examples are from 15-20 years ago and describe some of my earliest encounters with these forces to provide context. And Iâm going to start with some clear cut cases:
I first became aware of the existence of modern nazis my first year in high school. This was in the suburbs of San Francisco. I had a few friends who were into punk music and culture. I heard about âwhite power punksâ and nazi skinheads who would sometimes show up at shows. When I started going out I would see them every once in a while. When I started going up to the city, at that time there were places that were absolutely notorious for nazi skinheads. I never interacted with them, I always steered clear of them, and never really fell in with the punk scene anyway. But thatâs when I first became aware that there were people in modern America who called themselves nazis and directly advocated for white supremacy.
To be honest I did not think of myself as their âtargetâ because (in my mind, at that time) Jewish culture in the SF Bay Area was practically invisible and unlikely to be on their radar. In fact I didnât think too deeply about who their target was. I mostly thought they were crazy people who loved violence and called themselves ânazisâ because it was the meanest thing they could think of, that they were in favor of âwhite powerâ because it was so obviously wrong. At this time, there was fair amount of tension in the state around the issue of immigration from Mexico. But it did not occur to me then that there could have been any relationship between the xenophobia I saw expressed by mainstream circles in conversations about Proposition 187 and the blatant, violent white supremacy expressed by the skinheads on the periphery of local punk scenes. (also please note that I am aware that not all skinheads are nazis and that there is an anti-racist element within skinhead culture as well)
In college, in Pittsburgh, I lived on a store with a convenience store on one end. One of the people who worked in this store was a skinhead who wore a jacket covered in various white power/ârock against communismâ band logos. He had a group of similar buddies that often hung around nearby, a couple of whom had aryan nation tattoos. On several occasions when I woke up in the morning I would find leaflets distributed up and down the block decrying the Holocaust as a âJewish scam to make moneyâ. These flyers were attributed to Church of the Creator, one of the more active neo-nazi groups in Pennsylvania at that time. Every once in a while I would cautiously engage in arguments with some people on the fringes of that crew of guys who hung out in the area. Things were sometimes tense but never got physical. Soon after 9/11 most of them disappeared. I donât know why or where to.
While traveling alone in Slovenia, I nearly ran into a parade of about 40 skinheads chanting and marching in the street while I was on the way back to where I was staying. I do not know what specific group they were affiliated with but wore patches with the common âceltic crossâ symbol used by far right/white nationalist groups all over the world. At that time, fascist graffiti covered Ljubljana.
Those are just a few of the more blatant examples from that time. These experiences were not rare. The KKK and various neo-nazi groups held public parades and rallies all throughout this period, and sometimes showed up as counter protestors or forces of violence at protests for progressive causes. They marched through downtown Pittsburgh - with the local governmentâs blessing - and many other cities in that region.
There were protestors at those marches, and there were people who fought the nazis directly, but the general consensus in mainstream liberal circles at that time seemed to be that nazis had the right to march just like anyone else, that any violence against them would be bad. It certainly wasnât at all common to hear college educated, NY Times-reading liberals talking about the glories of âpunching nazisâ. This is a problematic but very complicated phenomenon: they were to be tolerated up until the point at which theyâve come into power.
But let me explain why _I_ didnât go around punching the nazis I saw, during those times when I encountered them personally. To some extent, part of me did follow that logic mentioned above, but thatâs not the real reason. The real reason is pretty simple: most nazis are a lot better at fighting than I am, they do it more frequently, they usually travel in numbers, they are often armed, and in almost every circumstance when Iâve encountered them the odds would not have been remotely in my favor had things gotten physical.
Richard Spencer was alone and unarmed standing in front of a video camera busily talking about an internet meme while he was sucker punched. This occurred in broad daylight in a very crowded, open area with a ton of media and police present. While I applaud the anonymous puncher for seizing upon that opportunity, thatâs not really a typical situation in which one encounters nazis.
Recently, Richard Spencer posted a video in reaction to this incident. In this video he mentions that the Alt Right will not succeed if they are unable to be who they are in public. Iâve seen a lot of people pointing to this video as a sign of victory over the Alt Right, a sign that they are scared. I think the latter half is true but not the former. What Spencer is saying is that they are going to ramp up security. And I would anticipate that these people will begin to receive even more protection from the current administration.
So, this is one conclusion Iâd like to leave here - in most cases âpunching nazisâ means getting involved in serious physical violence in which your life will be at risk. And that risk is only going to increase in the future. Fantasizing about punching some idiot talking about a frog on tv is fun, but I think it ignores the realities that many have faced and many more are about to face. And while many of us have disabilities that hinder us in this department, I think it would behoove anyone who is serious about getting physical with fascists to study and learn how to do so before getting involved in a situation you are unprepared for. I would also think long and hard before making that demand of anyone else. But thatâs not the most important point.
Iâd like to circle back to talking about definitions. The examples I gave above are obvious. These were people who, in almost all cases, were openly wearing the actual logos of white supremacist organizations. So let me bring up a different example:
About one year after 9/11 I was in Budapest, taking an overnight train to Amsterdam. I had a spot in a sleeper compartment on a train. I got on and a couple other passengers came in. One of them was a young guy, a little older than me (I was in my early 20âs at this time). He spoke English very well and we got to talking. It turned out he was an Austrian who worked in finance. Middle management at a major bank. He bought us a couple of beers and we were getting along. Inevitably, the topic of 9/11 came up. Seemingly out of nowhere, he explains to me how âthere were no Jews in the building that dayâ. He then goes on to explain how 9/11 and the entire War on Terror that was then unfolding was all a Jewish plot to direct money to Israelâs armed forces. And hinted that the Holocaust was a similar plot. I tried to argue with him for a bit (without letting on that I was Jewish) but it was nearly impossible to get through to him, and he soon became surly and then passed out. I tried to do the same. But what caught my attention was that this man was well spoken, dressed conservatively, he looked every bit the upper middle class finance professional. It was difficult to imagine him in a street fight. No one would have described this person as being on the fringes of his society.
Up until a year ago, if I told this story to a European, or to an American person of color, they were unsurprised. But if I told it to a white American their reaction would usually be âyeah, well, thatâs Europe for youâ.
But thatâs never been the case.
One common narrative is that many of the groups of fascists have figured out that they arenât going to get very far if they are seen just thugs who march around on the street wearing in leather jackets getting in scraps. many of them have figured this out some time ago, and have been infiltrating mainstream education and corporate life. And yes, that is happening.
But there is a big problem with that narrative: it ignores the fact that many of Americaâs institutions and businesses are, themselves, organizations that promote white supremacy. Many of our banks, many of our police departments, our prison system, much of our media. Does these mean they are all ânazisâ? Not really. But what it does mean is that white supremacy is not some outside force that just suddenly popped out of Steve Bannonâs suitcase. Itâs been here for a long time. It is deeply engrained in our society. Fascism is not some new danger that we suddenly need to prevent from being ânormalizedâ - for much of America, fascism has been the norm for a very long time.
Hereâs my point with all of this: sooner or later, Trump will be defeated. This regime is monstrous, but I have seen the power and anger and sheer volume of opposition to it, and I do not think that this regime will last. My worry is, once this most obvious of enemies is defeated, the liberal establishment will go right back to completely forgetting that white supremacy and fascism are a major problem in this country. The sad fact is, even when Democrats in power, even when the POTUS is the most progressive sounding person electable, the nazis are still here, white supremacy is still here, fascism is still here. And not always on âthe other sideâ. We need to remember that, we need to keep pointing to them and ostracizing them and speaking out against white supremacy and fascism even when it looks like things are more comfortable, because that comfort is a trap.

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a âstop trumpâ reading list
Iâve seen one list going around but it consists mainly of books, which may be time-consuming or unavailable for some folks, and our ability to share them far and wide is limited. I compiled this list of online articles available for free plus archive.org links. Check on the notes if you save this link as I may occasionally reblog it to add articles that fit.
âUr-Fascismâ by Umberto Eco [mirror link] - an essential description of what fascism looks like.
âAutocracy: Rules for Survivalâ by Masha Gessen [mirror link] - avoiding complacency and deceit.
âForget âWhy,â Itâs Time to Get to Workâ by Anil Dash [mirror link] - activism and consistency
âDonât Let Anyone Tell You Itâll Be Okayâ by Craig Martin [mirror link] - a very important debunking of all the rationalization going on around us.
âA madman has been given the keys to the surveillance stateâ by Cory Doctorow [mirror link] - a good reminder of why, even if all you do is talk to your niece on Facebook, we need to protect our digital freedom.
âNo, We Wonât Calm Downâ by Robothugs [mirror link] - how to avoid shutting out our marginalized allies, and how to recognize when someone is doing it to you
âThe White Flight of Derek Blackâ by Eli Saslow [mirror link] - a powerful read on what it takes for a person to leave white nationalism behind.
âHow to Help the Cause When You Need Help Yourselfâ by Carrie Cutforth [mirror link] - helpful reminders for activists with chronic illnesses or mental health issues. Read Spoon Theory, too, if you havenât, for a helpful framework.
âOn Arguing with the Upper Classâ by The Coquette [mirror link] - why arguing with your friends on Facebook isnât activism and it isnât like what happened to Derek Black.
âA Peopleâs History of the Third Reichâ by Megan Carpentier [mirror link] - Â on collective responsibility and commonplace evil.Â
This post on fascist tactics from @smarmyanarchist [mirror link] - how to identify white supremacist bullshit and engage with it effectively.
um this is tight as fuck everybody read it!!!
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reblog if ur blog is anti-nazi
if ur a nazi or neo-nazi or support nazi ideologies let this be a fucking harsh message that ur not welcome on this blog and I hope you get socked in the face
Itâs international Holocaust remembrance day today (27/01) so you better reblog this today if you see it.
My President Is Black
Reblog while itâs still true
I wanna see this get a million notes before he leaves office.
My boy !
January 19thâs the last day we can reblog, so donât miss your opportunity!
My President also has dignity, class, and deserves respect. Say it while we still can!
Oh hey look at this unreleased poster for La La Land wonder why they didn't go with this one it's more accurate imo

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Farewell, beard. You left this earth today at 1:15pm Pacific Standard Time. You are survived by your mustache. Thank you for your service.
Photo: Rachael Porter
you will be missed, PFTâs beard. good night, sweet prince
i made this alternative cover art to vessel because frankly the real cover creeps me out