WearyOlly

Oh for movies and shows (and pretty much any type of media) there is a way...
It just requires an eye patch (and not the snake kind)

Touhou Project Tsukasa Kudamaki sleeping in a bed with blanket that reads 'YEEP DREAMS' and a text above 'How I yeep knowing that yeep yeep yeep'

yeepy

Pokemon gameboy screenshot Huh? ZOE stopped evolving!

Heartbreaking: Local Trans Woman Accidently Presses B During Her First Injection, Has to Wait Until Next Shot Day to Start Transitioning Again

the 1993 Mario movie is a better episode of Doctor Who than any episode of Doctor Who

Apple Girlington: if you really think you're strong, try to avoid my "Bad Apple"s
Elly: what the fuck

just another Tuesday for Yuuka

using public office to name and shame evil landlords into submission is so cool. i hope democrats learn from him

remilia scarlet doing her signature pose

ok heres some art:

i drew remilia with no references yesterday , completely from memory

this challenge was ez mode bc my art foundation was essentially completely all on her (and her sister . and all the other older touhous . anyone pre th13 i think ... )

#touhou #2hu #東方 #東方project #remiliascarlet

I found the plasma "rifle" (feels more like an smg honestly) destroys brutes much faster than the plasma pistol

Smug lady
#3月10日はさとりの日 #touhou #東方Project

#3月10日はさとりの日

I really hope that the pendulum swings the other way and for the first time ever we get a cultural environment like the one every conservative imagined we had where you can never criticize trans people and if you fire one of us your life is ruined.

Louis Rossmann accidentally slipping on a candy wrapper and falling into the gorilla exhibit at the Miami zoo and getting violently thrown around like a volleyball by 6 different gorillas groyper sent $20

I find the "be like clippy" movement quite strange
TUX IS LITERALLY A MASCOT FOR AN OS THAT NEVER WANTED TO SELL YOUR DATA YOU SHOULD'VE USED "be like Tux" INSTEAD!!!!!!!!

also just noticed that deltarune chapters 3 & 4 are not available for purchase on itch io despite itch io being a platform you can buy games from lol

wait what
why are most of the popular itch io games horror wtf

Alice, Medicine and Hina
Alice would be like the mother and Hina would be like the aunty

+r players experience something akin to jerma's audio drivers blowing up while playing dmc3 every day of their life

ok this doesn't count as a big budget game but this is close enough:
"ok for our doom II community midi project called '.MID the way id did', Decino will be making the midi for MAP21"
Decino, on their way to summarise the Doom community's opinion of MAP21 from Doom II in the form of a midi file:

Sascha Stronach 🏳️‍⚧️, The... @understatesmen.bsky.social in 2013 | saw a man get a 100,000 hour probation on the SomethingAwful forums and today I saw him come off probation and immediately pick up the same argument, quoting a reply from 2013, absolute next-level hater, I can't even imagine, my man is the Count of Monte Posters July 14, 2024 at 7:42 PM

happy international women's day

this is Halo 3 ODST btw, which seems to be where covenant weapons are the most powerful (except the plasma pistol, it still sucks like in base halo 3)

what if Reimu and Marisa are Polyamorous

you'd think in the halo lore that during the covenant war, the UNSC would try to reverse engineer the covenant weapons because damn the conventional weapons SUCK in halo 3, the covenant weapons SHRED through their own soliders

PSA: Do Not Interact With Shayy YouTube video by VyletBunni

Just a quick reminder for anyone that has forgotten; If Shayy attempts a comeback or tries to reach out to you, DO NOT ENGAGE and DO NOT INTERACT. They have a long history of relentless sexual harassment and assault, and refused to change when confronted MULTIPLE times.

youtu.be/OnSv7YXYk68

‘Age Verification’ could force trans people to out themselves to use the internet Automated online ID checking systems add new potential dangers to having a mismatching ID.

For trans people, online resources and community are lifelines. The spread of age verification laws combined with anti-trans ID laws will block access to these lifelines. This is by design.

www.theverge.com/policy/89207...

mad mew mew hatsune miku kasane teto hair #undertale

In the ‘90s, veteran trans liberation organizer Leslie Feinberg made a point of recounting an incident that happened three decades before, well out of the spotlight. “I remember the Thaw Out Picnic held each spring during the ‘60s by the lesbian and gay community in Erie, Pennsylvania,” ze wrote in 1996’s Transgender Warriors. “Hundreds and hundreds of women and men would fill a huge park to enjoy food, dancing, softball and making out in the woods. During the first picnic I attended, a group of men screeched up in a car near the edge of the woods. Suddenly the din of festivity hushed as we saw the gang, armed with baseball bats and tire irons, marching down the hill towards us.” But things didn’t go as the bigots planned. To their surprise, the queers fought back. “‘C’mon,’ one of the silver-haired butches shouted, beckoning us to follow. She picked up her softball bat and headed right for those men,” Feinberg remembered. “We all grabbed bats and beer bottles and followed her, moving slowly up the hill toward the men. First they jeered us. Then they glanced fearfully at each other, leaped back into their car and peeled rubber. One of them was still trying to get his legs inside and shut the car door as they roared off. We all stood quietly for a moment, feeling our collective power. Then the old butch who led our army waved her hand and the celebration resumed.” The act of defiance Feinberg participated in didn’t make the official histories. There’s no monument to it. But for the queer and trans people there, the willingness to take up weapons and the readiness to use violence turned a would-be brutal queer bashing into a victory.

There are still conservatives that, to this day, will swear that “cities burned to the ground” in the summer of 2020. All of this, of course, is in spite of objective evidence that 89-96% of protests were non-violent and that both that far-right counterprotesters and police killed and assaulted numerous protesters. One study revealed that over 30% of confrontations the fascist Proud Boys got involved in ended in violence. This was even known at the time, as a 2020 Slate interview with abolitionist historian Kellie Carter Jackson, who drew parallels of the violent revolts against slavery to now, particularly the sanitized image the Civil Rights movement has developed in white popular history. Most succinctly, the final exchange between the interviewer and Johnson reveals how this disparity of public perception revealed the problems of pushing for nonviolence as the be-all-end-all. “You’ve said riots have a way of magnifying not merely the flaws in the system but also the strength of those in power. I feel like we’re seeing that now with the police reaction and this tremendous power in the streets. New York City has a curfew of 8 o’clock, and the power structure has helicopters and SUVs and a lot of guns,” interviewer Mary Harris said. “And tanks and tear gas and rubber bullets. It’s military force against civilians. What was most disturbing about George Floyd’s death was not just the knee and his neck, but the smug look on the cop’s face of ‘You won’t tell me what to do. You won’t tell me how to stop. I’m doing what I want.’ He just seemed completely unrepentant,” Jackson responded. “I get annoyed when people talk about looters. Look at the people in power. Look at what they have access to. Look at the tools they have. Then ask yourself: Is this a fair fight?”

This sort of reaction emerges not out of a desire for aimless chaos, but to retaliate against those harming people who just want to live their lives. I can personally attest to the amount of violence queer and trans people receive on the regular. I’ve had an ex-Marine hold me at gunpoint, saying he’d shoot if I was “a fag.” I’ve been threatened by groups of transphobes, stalked by jeering right-wingers in trucks, forced into homelessness on multiple occasions, denied jobs, left to choke in a pool of my own vomit, and even been physically attacked back in high school. This is the hard reality countless queer and trans working class people face. From this, it’s easy to understand how bloodless liberal declarations that “violence is never the answer” come off as suicidally naive. If I didn’t defend myself, if I didn’t fight like hell to stay alive, if I didn’t learn how to navigate some of the hardest and most terrifying situations of my life, I’d be dead. The same is true of virtually every other queer person I’ve ever met. This is doubly true for queer people of color I know. Fighting back, self-defense, retaliation – these aren’t done for fun or some vague ideological fantasy. They’re done to survive.

From queer and trans community defense that didn't make the standard histories to the smearing of Black liberation to the violence communities under attack have to reckon with every day, this sweeping longform piece is an honest and much-needed reality check.

Edited by @davidforbes.bsky.social