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My horrible, no good weekend at the UFC White House fight
Americaâs vast, sunburnt underbelly of sunglassed men with names that end in -ayden and their vacant-eyed girlfriends descended on DC to, at least in theory, celebrate President Donald Trumpâs birthday and watch dudes beat the shit out of each other in a ring sponsored by crypto casinos, the now-unwoke Bud Light, and Saudi real estate, soundtracked by Godsmack and DiddyâŠ.
I went into this weekend with a fairly open mind. There is something actually endearing about opening up the White House grounds to the public for a fun event that families can go to. But after 48 hours throwing back some of the most disgusting $30 margaritas Iâve ever had the misfortune of suffering through, my conclusion is that UFCâs Freedom 250 could have only been dreamed up by a president and a fighting league that fucking loathes their own supporters.
Garbage Dayâs Ryan Broderick and Grant Irving went to the UFC White House event and Broderickâs write-up does not disapoint.
where, inside, the people who actually matter to Trump and White oscillated between open corruption and psychotic jingoism, all of it drenched in such a radioactive level of toxic masculinity that it would, in a sane world, qualify as a mental illness.
Brilliant
It wasnât just the question of âwhat is Americaâ that loomed over the whole weekend for me, though. I also wondered whether this was all even worth it. Not just Whiteâs $60 million investment, but, also, Trumpâs continued endorsement of hypermasculine gutter culture. Can you feed a political movement with jalapeño vodka slams, Monster Energy Drinks, and potato chip skewers? The modern Republican Party has always been a coalition of vampiric aristocrats and a roving tailgate of redneck dopes, but at least the party of Reagan and Bush was smart enough to LARP as some mythic cowboy archetype. Do the JD Vanceâs and Marco Rubioâs of the world think there is a path forward after Trump if they can capture the âguy who wears an Affliction T-shirt in the poolâ vote?
He concludes that itâs all so fucking pathetic, that even with $60 million dollars that canât make this garbage believable or desirable. Itâs falling apart in real time.
As an older queer, allow me to say: the walls of the closet are load-bearing. It is our job as a community to stand in front of that door and tell everyone who wants to peek inside to fuck off.
There are so many reasons a person may choose not to come out and there is no reason a person would owe the public or a stranger that information. Certainly it's not owed simply because someone is famous.
We have fought for decades to make it safer for people to be open and authentic about themselves, but we are not yet there. And even if we were, the closet would still be something we need to maintain for those who are not ready to reveal that part of themselves.
May we never become so obsessed with representation that we forget the sanctity of privacy.

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European Pied Flycatcher/svartvit flugsnappare. VĂ€rmland, Sweden (17 June 2020).
ENEMIES WITH BENEFITS | Episode 7
- Why did you kiss me? - You still don't get it?
Mountain Hare/skogshare. VĂ€rmland, Sweden (17 June 2021).
the bad news: I now hate my current wip and strongly believe there isn't a single joke in it that lands
the good news: I know my process enough to recognize this as the slump that I hit in everything I write when it's like three-quarters-ish done
the bad news: the only way out is through
the good news: I do know the way out!
the bad news: yeah but it's through
making a cross stitch that says "I am funny and he would fucking say that" to hang directly above my monitor
"hey toast you stayed up past midnight because you were working on the fic and not because you were procrastinating by making a hideous pattern for a joke cross stitch" have you never met a writer before
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Great Spotted Woodpecker/större hackspett. VÀrmland, Sweden (17 June 2024).
Spotted near the Tube station.
Now, I'm no classicist, but I have read enough Greek mythology to know that the odds of this working out well are uh. Not good.
crossposting this meme from a discord server lol

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Here's part two of Angus McBride's "Legendary Beasts" series, which ran in the backs of the weekly magazine Finding Out in 1966. Daisy at Beautiful Books has collected all 36 of them over here.