Screenshot from Mastodon, white text on black background: Erik Uden @ErikUden@mastodon.de Once libraries are nonexistent any modern fascist movement wouldn't even have to burn books, but flick one switch and they'd be remotely deleted from your Amazon Kindle or similar digital "library". Capitalists are already building the infrastructure to do this through DRM, so stop believing tech is apolitical - the defunding of libraries and paywalling of information are all part of this.

A reminder during #NationalLibraryWeek, libraries are our best and last defense against the fascist monopoly on knowledge and information

Lee Pace is the only actor they could give us after taking Aiden Quinn away.

Dr. King sitting next to a little girl. She's about to tell the girl that her big sister died saving her from drowning.

Oh I already know which one.

A photorealistic mask of Clara Peller, the woman who shouted "Where's the Beef?" in old Wendy's commercials. The mask features her wavy grey hair and a string of pearls. The eyes are cut out, giving an incredibly unsettling appearance

Just so everyone is aware, as a promotion in 1984, Wendy's produced terrifying, photorealistic carboard masks of Clara Peller, aka the "Where's the Beef?" lady

NAH IM FRIED THIS GIT ME SO WAAK 😭😭😭😭

Just spotted on Homicide: Life In The Streets - Beebee Hatosy! Look at that punim

A 1977 metal KISS lunchbox

A classmate in 1st grade had this one

A vertical screen print style poster in red, yellow and black, featuring the quote by Dom Helder Camara: "When I give food to the poor, they call me a saint. When I ask why the poor have no food, they call me a communist." The edges of the poster show a packed village with small houses, and a road leading to skyscrapers in the far background. A red sun in the upper right shines its long yellow rays across the image.

“When I give food to the poor, they call me a saint. When I ask why the poor have no food, they call me a communist.”

Originally made as a screen print in 1990, we now offer this thought-provoking poster digitally printed on heavy cover stock.

"I asked Grok"

Someday, with luck and hard work, she will have a name too.

Even stranger is knowing if the "academy" was for fucking corpses, it would be front page news.

This is the hill you'll die on, that 1,000 is better than 62m?

ANY number of members is appalling.

Bus typo: Help us score the gift of life, DONATE BLOOB

BLOOB FOR THE BLOOB GOD!

ancient meme of a woman with googly eyes and a bowl of blueberries it says Bloobs, They're full of Detoxidants

Gonna spend the next two years spamming every elected Dem about the concept of "damnatio memoriae." Chisel his name off every inscription. Build over the various Trump Towers like they're Nero's Golden House. Remove him from physical memory, not to forget but as a sign of disrespect to the man.

🕯️let me help manifest this for you. and us, the readers🕯️

You absolutely SHOULD NOT go around telling people that data centers are full of gold, silver, palladium, copper, and that the data centers are almost entirely unstaffed.

He's so fucking stupid.

Blurry picture (real) of a horse floating through the air

on my way to get a second ice coffee

Hell yeah! The Vandellas are such a favorite of mine. They need more appreciation, because they can't have too much

NASCAR Teams Upset at This

And that collection is a better representation of the 90s than any other media piece. The end.

Oh wait, one last thing: fuck the AP

anyway support your local indie press to learn about cool shit 15 months before it goes viral / becomes a hidden gem or whatever

Damn

And then one of the babies looked right at me!

The Giant Toddler Look cannot be gussied up. Then again, if one is looking to the WSJ for fashion advice, style is the least of your worries.

Hair trend forecaster 🫪

It's jorts all over again