As soon as the club and music was gone, my interest went way, way down.

Like every shitty manager, ever.

Cropped for maximum amount of elevator wall.

He's just such a trooper.

Same after the Women's March. I guess we're just supposed to have pure, perfect protests. Or no protests? And I guess get a degree in STEM?

Such a beautiful day for it. I was stuck at home nursing a sick cat, so I was happy to see such a great turnout in TO.

Yea, I don't even get the good "Are you a real geek girl tho??" tests. The last time I was in, the guy at the counter asked me if I'd ever heard of… Image Comics.

I thought it was that European substitute pop for root beer that you see at slightly upscale food court pizza places. Maybe this is a Canadian thing.

You have to share a footlong, and they just ask for two straws with the combo pop.

Yep, the 29th. Again with marches all around the world.

Don't do it, Burl! Don't do it!

My favourite at the Women's March was "They tried to bury us, they didn't know we were seeds."

I feel like they probably have, but I don't want to google to find out.

I'm a lifelong comic reader, and have had the same issue with comic book stores since I was a kid. There's one conveniently located down the street from me (but with totally whack hours, don't other comic nerds also have jobs?), and every. single. time. I go in there, I get some random dude trying to explain comics to…

If we could go back knowing what we know now, I would be a much more politically active 15 y-o.

At least call it something different:
You Can't Deny This is a Thing on the Internet
A Job, Internet!
Internet

Maybe being a bit older helps. I didn't see it until I was in my early 30s and absolutely fell in love. It just hits you, as a woman over a certain age.

/Looks at byline
/Sees Fandor video is by a dude

Great Job, 1998!

Jesus. I don't know how I would ever cope with that. Like yea, he's an asshole, but he also seems to have made it through, more or less.