#(talk shit

So what this all means is…

Puppet-Virgil inspired photos on Monday! (Does this mean we’re getting the purple and green contacts oh my godddd I can’t wait!!!)

TALK SHIT! Peggy + Thomas song and music video dropping Friday! (The 29th on Peggy’s Yt channel)

Incidentally, the website to presave the song has a huge range of streaming to presave on, not just Spotify???? I was able to presave on YouTube music my preferred music??? Whaaaaaa https://nettwerk.ffm.to/talkshit

Saturday the 30th is a game show video with Thomas + friends!

And Janus and Patton are done filming! Just 5 more characters to go and the video will be edited and done! (Does this mean new Sanders Sides in September?? )

There are a lot of ways to practice the art of journalism, and one of them is to use your art like a hammer to destroy the right people - who are almost always your enemies, for one reason or another, and who usually deserve to be crippled, because they are wrong.

This is a dangerous notion, and very few professional journalists will endorse it — calling it "vengeful" and

"primitive" and "perverse" regardless of how often they might do the same thing themselves. "That kind of stuff is opinion," they say, "and the reader is cheated if it's not labelled as opinion.

Well, maybe so. Maybe Tom Paine cheated his readers and Mark Twain was a devious fraud with no morals at all who used journalism for his own foul ends. And maybe H.

L. Mencken should have been locked up for trying to pass off his opinions on gullible readers and normal

"objective journalism." Mencken understood that politics

- as used in journalism — was the art of controlling his environment, and he made no apologies for it.

In my case, using what politely might be called

"advocacy journalism," I've used reporting as a weapon to affect political situations that bear down on my environment.

- Hunter S. Thompson

Better Than Sex (1994)

For the same reason that, as an Ace dude myself (and married): Because he felt like it and it feels nice, I see him indulging on physical intimacy on rare occasions the same way he would a nice drink.

(Also not a fan of associating se/xual desire with morality and it being weaponized as degrading, so he's absolutely Ace in my book, but just sometimes want to relax and unwind the same way a drink/a party/ a nice evening with friends, would be without it being a reflection of him "fighting bad urges" because there's nothing bad about that.)