Becky Rolwes Sawyer
@brsawyer.bsky.social
Historian and researcher by trade. Knitter, sewer and researcher for fun.
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My personal favorite line from "Who Will Plow Her?" is, from the perspective of the goddess Inanna, "fill the holy butter churn for me" [with your yellow milk].
Fortunately, Sumerians loved to fuck and had plenty of hymns to gods and kings such as the hit balbale 'Who Will Plow Her?', with lines like:
"I'm young! Who's going to plow my wet pussy? *
I'm dignified! Who's going to park their ox here?"
* The radio edit was "sow my vulva, an irrigated field".
"I'm young! Who's going to plow my wet pussy? *
I'm dignified! Who's going to park their ox here?"
* The radio edit was "sow my vulva, an irrigated field".
June 13, 2025 at 2:59 PM
My personal favorite line from "Who Will Plow Her?" is, from the perspective of the goddess Inanna, "fill the holy butter churn for me" [with your yellow milk].
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Ok mental health break, shall we? We offer you a floof as unimpressed as us. This is a fennec fox, Vulpes zerda, the smallest fox species. We chose this photo not only for the vibe, but to show their feet -- extra furry to avoid the scorch of desert sand in the Sahara, where they live. Enjoy!
February 26, 2025 at 10:06 PM
Ok mental health break, shall we? We offer you a floof as unimpressed as us. This is a fennec fox, Vulpes zerda, the smallest fox species. We chose this photo not only for the vibe, but to show their feet -- extra furry to avoid the scorch of desert sand in the Sahara, where they live. Enjoy!
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“His work reminds us that death is a major fact of existence.” A comic about the lessons learned from the artist and writer Edward Gorey on what would have been his 100th birthday.
M Is for Mortality: Lessons from Edward Gorey on His Hundredth Birthday
Gorey said, “I write about everyday life.” His work reminds us that death is a major fact of existence.
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February 21, 2025 at 9:26 PM
“His work reminds us that death is a major fact of existence.” A comic about the lessons learned from the artist and writer Edward Gorey on what would have been his 100th birthday.
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We have been careful to avoid using the word coup, but it’s time to call it what it is—this is a coup. Trump signed an executive order granting only the attorney general or the president the authority to interpret laws executed by the executive branch.
February 19, 2025 at 12:28 AM
We have been careful to avoid using the word coup, but it’s time to call it what it is—this is a coup. Trump signed an executive order granting only the attorney general or the president the authority to interpret laws executed by the executive branch.
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We just want to say that we are in awe of all of you. You are the ones history will remember—a resistance rising against tyranny. From the moment Trump took office, laws have been broken left and right. We shouted from the rooftops, and it took relentless effort just to have our voices heard.
February 17, 2025 at 7:08 PM
We just want to say that we are in awe of all of you. You are the ones history will remember—a resistance rising against tyranny. From the moment Trump took office, laws have been broken left and right. We shouted from the rooftops, and it took relentless effort just to have our voices heard.
Thinking about what my grandparents would think if they saw what a shitshow this country has become. My grandma said Drump was very similar to Mussolini.....(this was back in 2016). I hope people wake the fuck up before it's too late.
February 2, 2025 at 2:45 PM
Thinking about what my grandparents would think if they saw what a shitshow this country has become. My grandma said Drump was very similar to Mussolini.....(this was back in 2016). I hope people wake the fuck up before it's too late.