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August 1983. 'Super style's a question of picking up the pieces -- like these eight great separates that mix and match into six pulled-together put-togethers.'

August 1999. 'Snuggle up in layered homespun knits, apron skirts, patchwork prints and a superlong scarf.'

am eat dis leef

uuhh this description sounds like a porno ahahah

u are entitled to your wrong opinion i guess

goofy is and always has been canonically considered a dog. he was originally called Dippy Dawg in the 1930s and while his name varies throughout the decades (sometimes known as Goofy G Goof and George G Geef) in the last few his full name in disney media tends to be Goofus D. Dawg. But yeah he is without a doubt a dog

And to everybody listening, your story is important. You are important. Your life has value. You go out and you live your life with your head held high, and you tell your story, ‘cause I’m proof that there are folks out there who want to hear it. | HOLLYWOOD - “A Hollywood Ending”

I’m very excited for my latest craft experiment, where I rhythmically slap sale rank oil paint onto a canvas and I see how long it takes to dry so that I can finally touch the paint textures I stare at so longingly in museums. 12 hours in, still wet. I am beginning to think this might take longer than I thought which you can imagine is quite a burden, as I am absolutely horned up to rub this paint.

You guys sound like you know what you’re talking about but I’m gonna touch it every twenty minutes just to be sure

I’ve put this canvas to age in the basement like a fine wine, along another recent masterpiece of mine “I put the paint on me hand and I slap the canvas like a bongo”

Here’s an additional shot with my coffee cup for a further sense of scale so people will understand that these canvases are small and therefore stop sending me asks about my supposedly gorilla sized hands, you bastards, you rotten bastards scared of the hands your minds gave me

art by Jan Ironside, who does THICK IMPASTO FLOWERS THAT I SO WANT TO TOUCH

Proof that queer and trans people have really always loved pins.

Des Moines Tribune, Iowa, December 20, 1928