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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
itsaprosthetic

Anonymous asked:

Have you heard of the hard/psychedelic rock band Graveyard? I think you might like them. If you want to check them out, my favorite song by them is “Lost in Confusion” but all the songs off their first album are good (I haven’t listened to their other albums).

itsaprosthetic answered:

I haven’t actually, so thank you for telling me about it! It sounds awesome! Kind of gives me NITW (Night in the woods) vibes/ when i have the time, i’ll definitely be looking into the first album!

gaynation

I remember when I first found out about this band back in 2018, I started listening to them every day. Didn’t think I’d see the day when someone else on tumblr would blog about them.

graveyard band graveyard occultrock music listen to hisingen blues
siderealsandman
bucksboobs

Yes we need more chaste twee baby gay romances like heartstopper and yes we also need more shows where men fuck raw to express their love for one another like Élite and yes we need more toxic gays having hate sex like Interview with the Vampire and yes we need more incidental gay characters like the dads in cartoons like Owl House.

It's not a competition! It's a hoard and I'm like a gay little Smaug.

cir-c

the normalization of porn in mainstream media is a weird take to have

bucksboobs

Normalization of gay desire and yes, even gay sex, is paramount to gay liberation actually.

siderealsandman
thyrell

good news guys the federal no fly list just got cracked by an otherkin on twitter

thyrell

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this is how they broke the news BTW

thyrell

everyone tagging this as “clown world” “the future is so lame” know that you are literally not even 1% as cool as this person

foone

I can confirm, when you meet the best hackers and programmers and security geeks, they’re all deeply weird and unique people, and that’s awesome of them.

You don’t become the absolute best in the world by being a normal guy who wears a suit. Those guys work on on, like, spreadsheets and the home depot app and making sure no one hacks pizzahut dot com.

faggotfobic
ponyboyfaceshopping

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by Gerard Donelan

hormelfoods

For historical context, this is about making a panel for the AIDS quilt, a memorial project which began in San Francisco in 1985. Due to the stigma surrounding both homosexuality and AIDS during this time, victims of the epidemic were often cremated and disposed of or buried without ceremony, their bodies unclaimed by their families or origin or held by hospitals rather than released to same-sex partners.

Each panel in the AIDS quilt memorializes a life lost to the disease. Each panel is 3′ x 6′ (approximately 1 meter wide and 2 meters long), the approximate dimensions of a cemetery plot. The quilt, which then consisted of 1,920 panels representing 1,920 individuals lost to AIDS, was first displayed in Washington DC in 1987. The public response was immediate, positive, and overwhelming, and the quilt began taken around the country to be displayed in more cities. At each stop, the names of the dead were read out loud. At each stop, more panels were added.

By the time the quit returned to the US capital in 1988, it had more than 8,000 panels.

The quilt continues to grow. Today, it has over 50,000 panels memorializing over 100,000 of our dead. It’s too large now to physically display in its entirety, but you can view the entire thing online. There are also curated virtual displays of just panels which honor the Black and native people killed by the virus because in the US (and likely abroad, although I don’t know enough about public health elsewhere to say so with confidence), communities of color are disproportionately impacted by epidemics, as we have seen time and time again.

You can learn more about the quilt and its history here, and you can learn how to add a panel to the quilt here.