There's Xtra, it's Canada based but it covers some American stuff too, and it doesn't shy away from trans issues.
Kiroshi cyberoptics. I feel like people really sleep on how useful super eyes would be.
Borderlands, I've never wanted a skip dialogue button more than in Borderlands 3.
Panam and Kerry should have been bi and I'll die on that hill.
The straights can keep River though.
God Akihiko Yoshida's art is soooo good.
For me it's probably "Behind Closed Doors", don't really know why, just always liked it. Honourable mention is "State of the Union" for rewiring my 8 year old brain when I first heard it.
I honestly credit this band for turning me into a leftist.
I didn't really know him personally, but while I was doing a social worker program in college this guy started going on an incel rant in class.
The class was about internalized oppression and we were in the unit on internalized misogyny, and he just started going off about how women don't actually want nice guys and how they want the hot rich guys who are abusive.
He had a lot of other really problematic views, my friends and I still wonder why he joined the program to begin with.
Definitely socdem trash, but I know a lot of well meaning early commies who have stuff with it on it because they only know it as antifascism. Hell when I was younger I got it tattooed on myself for that reason (still debating covering it with something else, ideas welcome).
It's one of those things where the meaning has shifted somewhat over time I think, but I still think it should be moved away from.
For a time as a high schooler, I wanted to seem more interesting than other people so I drank it black. Honestly I kinda hated it, and went back to drinking it with cream and sugar, but that was more because I was drinking Tim Hortons.
Once my dad started showing me how to make actual good coffee with good beans, I never went back. Even iced coffee I prefer black most of the time.
I'm definitely cautiously optimistic, so far I've liked what I've seen. I'm also not too torn up over the loss of the CRPG elements because we aren't lacking for really good CRPGs anymore.
I know who Alfred E. Neuman is and I'm 28. I've even still got some old issues of mad magazine lying around my house.
This is actually extremely close to how I dress irl.
Finally picked up Signalis, been enjoying it alot but I'm finding inventory management to be pretty tedious in it, even with updated inventory. I can't imagine how worse it was on release, only having six slots and having the flashlight take up one those slots.
Celery, onion, and green bell pepper.
My mum had gone fully gray before thirty, and I've actually always been really excited that it could happen to me. Unfortunately I'm 27 and only have a small streak.
This guy's channel is such good vibes.
Tried to walk across a small frozen stream in the middle of the woods when I was like 8-10 years old, fell through and got sucked into the mud.
Thankfully my cousin was there to pull me out but it took like 5ish minutes to fully get me out. Both of my boots were stuck in the mud and came off my feet as I was pulled out.
We then had to walk back to my cousins house, which was like 20 minutes of walking away, through the woods in like a foot of snow. By the time we made it back I was verging on frostbite. So maybe not fully near death but definitely bad.
That's basically how I see it too, like I'm not wearing it in the same way that I wear a flag pin.
The triangle is there more as a remembrance or a "fuck you" sort of thing.
This is a question primarily for the queer comrades but of course any of yall can comment.
Recently I saw some criticism of the symbol's use because so few of those who wear it ever had to actually experience it.
Personally I wear it on my jacket, and have worn it for several years. I don't think I'll remove it, but I was curious about other people's thoughts.
The only one I wouldn't eat is number 1, that green and its gonna be too hard. Otherwise there's never a time when I don't want to eat a banana.
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Came across this about a month ago and so glad I did, absolutely some of the best grindcore/breakcore that I've heard in a long time. All their stuff is free to download from bandcamp as well.
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Been thinking about this song a lot since what happened with Aaron Bushnell, thought I'd share it.