I Lived on the Moon

Auguste Jean Baptiste Roubille for Le Rire #20, June 20, 1903 (via umn.edu)

i like these two

favorite series of tweets

An important tweet

Honestly, I'm still not sold on how not masking in public is convenient. Doctors appointments and missed hours at work cost money, and you don't get sick if you just wear a quality respirator in indoor scenarios with a lot of people. You remove the risk of exposure. It's convenient to mask, but the narrative is that the nebulous idea of "freedom" (in this case to spread or get infected with airborne pathogens) is somehow a convenience and that masking infringes upon that "freedom."

Hehe :)

February 2016

*my henchmen wheel a large glass tank containing a tiny stingray into the room*

me, getting down on my knees in front of the tank so i can look him in the eyes: Mortimer, please. i'm trying to be intimidating here.

you will

and use https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/dont-accept-webp/ to kill WebP Fuck Google

if i had paid attention to dates and events i would have drawn something more than this. but i wanted to at least put something together today. va-11 hall-a means a lot to me. happy 10 years.

Genuinely Senshi sometimes nearly makes me wish I'd kept some breast tissue when I got top surgery because he makes ME feel like I could have kept some and still have been masculine.

die die die

And if you can spare a dollar, donate to ANERA!