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That’s actually happening- neopronouns are a big thing in the online nonbinary communities, and they choose anything from already-established ones like xe/xem, to getting super original an specific to a certain person- and even using preexisting nouns or phrases- like vamp/vampself.

Thanks! I am familiar as far as what Wynn’s video outlined on the Buck Angel situation, and she outlined it exactly as you have it up there; my takeaway, from Wynn’s video, is that:

Yeah, I think that the Greenberg/Gaetz bs must be the result of the utter lunacy that is the Florida branch of the GOP. Most of the GOP across the US operates exclusively out of self-interest (and when they aren’t, it’s to fulfill donor/lobbyist wants, which in turn is in the politician’s interest).

“Doubling down” is considerably reductive to what Wynn elaborated on- how do you actually come to that conclusion?

I tried to get into his podcast years ago, before he really leaned into the alt-right guests and being a whiney dipshit about political correctness or how his dumb ass doesn’t comprehend science (it wasn’t very good then either, he had interesting guests but didn’t bring much to the conversation); back then his

Not to mention started a fire as a result. And as a tax collector to boot- why the fuck did he get to do all that shit?

That blazer/blouse combo looks fucking EXCELLENT

I grew up with 5 channels in the rural parts of the Prairies, and Las Vegas might just be the quintessential “Nothing on tv, so I’ll watch this!” for my formative years. I don’t remember a single particular episode, just all the tracking shots of guys & ladies showing tons of skin at the pool scenes. It was a shit

He’s the guy that got big off of getting yelled at by James Caan in Las Vegas, then spent a career being a forgettable rom-com star and minor character in the Transformers film.

Josh Duhamel’s charisma largely stops at his appearance, and Timothy Olyphant’s got the charismatic equivalent of nuclear fission.

Thanks for that suggestion! I’m going to check that out.

I think the distance you speak of is a matter for art aiming for a more broad appeal- in the midst of all of the epidemic, we are going to feel like it’s a bit tasteless to see KJ Apa fight for a girl in a poorly-made YA film; Death to 2020 brings a little levity by lampooning all the shit pulling us down- it taps

Same boat here.

There’s some cool bands on there, but I’d be most interested for The Circle Jerks and Les Savy Fav.

And I hope bezos’ yacht sinks down to the core of the earth and blows up the whole planet.

I’m starting to think that media corporations PROBABLY aren’t the moral pillars they paint themselves out to be...

Exxon definitely is trying to shirk responsibility, but at the same time they’ll be totally correct to blame the public, in the eyes of the people that will most suffer from our consumption.

It is baffling that Supermarket Sweep isn’t a complete disaster. It’s basically just Leslie Jones doing a YouTube reaction channel about people frantically shopping; somehow I’d rather see somebody fake cry about a movie trailer.

Exactly why I enjoy it! Though I’m going to do another reading with a critical lens next read-through- I’m curious how much of her “welcoming community” has the subversiveness of her thoughts on what’s “acceptable” in her community. I’m a white, cis-man whose sexuality might be a little closeted but I haven’t lived

At the very least we can appreciate that The Squad isn’t lobbing knives in Ilhan Omar’s back over her “Antisemitism”.