I SAW THE TV GLOW's Jane Schoenbrun Is Publishing A Horror Novel Filmmaker Jane Schoenbrun is continuing their self-titled "Screen Trilogy" with a new novel, PUBLIC ACCESS AFTERWORLD.

I had the opportunity to read an early copy of the novel and it's wonderful.

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Yes! Or even just cream and some msg.

I understand that the point of it is to add some complexity of flavor and I just feel like... well There's better ways.

Actual made at home creamy mushroom soup is perfectly good, I should clarify. But Campbells soup glue has been the bane of my whole life.

Cream of mushroom soup is bad and casseroles would be better off without it.

My question would be "are they provided a computer" then because another issue is for a lot of poor folks, their phone is the computer they have.

And even when he doesn't, he's got some pretty surface level understanding of the culture but that didn't stop him.

Which is frustrating cuz freaking hell i loved the Newford stories.

I can't read him anymore as he's hurt me too much but his books are lovely if they don't poke you too hard and actually unlike Shetterley, he means well and is by all accounts lovely in real life.

YOU BET HE DOES!

I meant a safer version than not one at all.

... i would do a BlindYelling on him but everybody would hate me.

I have suggested that to people as an alternative. I'm glad you went that way. So much safer. Also, those things are underappreciated.

No. How do you feel autonomically when you perform intentional kindness?

How do you feel autonomically when you perform intentional cruelty?

That is the truth. You don’t need to teach it. Your body tells you.

Even satisfaction from cruelty is fleeting. Empty. The other is permanent. Fulfilling.

I would reframe this. Instead of seeing arguments over, for example, attacks on trans people as a distraction from the real issue, I would say that attacking marginalised people is inherent to how this ruling class reproduces its power.

Sidenote i really hate the demise of metrocard. The idea of linking your identity to your transit history oogs me tf out as someone who's had a stalker.

I hate this a lot. I know so many parents who "ground" their kids from cellphone use but that's the only way they can get hold of anyone.

friends… would it be weird if i ask y’all white claw drinkers to send me those colorful pop tops from the cans? i want to diy some rainbow chains… i’ll pay for shipping!

Yup we had that one. So simple but if you're a night owl it got to having a well-worn feeling to it.

I had usually just watched star trek, lol.

I so did not appreciate this at the time.

Other good things:

The custom of not contacting anyone early in the morning, late at night, or at dinner.

And frankly the tv not broadcasting 24 hours has a lot to recommend it, in retrospect.

Independant radio stations.

Purple haired goth with giant latex elf ears.

Me dressed as Cynthia for a party, a decade after anyone could possibly have recognized her.

My yearning for this will never die: Poison Elves has been attempted twice since the creator died... third time's the charm?

hey guys - i'm in a pretty dire housing situation right now. i have to move at the end of the month (lease expires) but prior plans w/ people completely fell apart & i'm back to square one. i'm looking for a room in Brooklyn, trans friendly, 1100 a month max, not a temporary sublet. plz let me know.

That sounds fun. You want retweets?

But i still painted them. They still matter to the scheme of future work. There is no way to make my year of progress, or regression, immaterial to my future endeavors.

I know i'm not supposed to be thinking sbout it this hard but that's what i do.

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The one problem i can see with this and I would absolutely be checking for cloven hooves as i pondered whether to accept is all your stuff is built on your earlier stuff. I've been struggling with changes to my body that have messed with my art. I have painted a number of things i consider failures.

Dunno but I've been catching hell about it for 33 years in real life and in fiction people magically realize they were gay, never that they could see themselves with any manner of people.

And I always feel guilty doing as much of it as i want but if i had the time paid for, I'd be plowing my way through the university of chicago sale catalog so hard.

I thought of you while i answered this lol.

People are so weird about this.