A lovely review on the back as well.
October 30, 2025 at 8:19 PM
A lovely review on the back as well.
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This is the same thing I say to anyone on the left willing to leave trans people behind: once you make some people's rights negotiable, every other non-cishet, non-white, non-able bodied demographic is fair game, because YOU SAID HUMANITY HAD A GRAY SCALE.
Liberty means for all.
Liberty means for all.
October 25, 2025 at 9:31 PM
This is the same thing I say to anyone on the left willing to leave trans people behind: once you make some people's rights negotiable, every other non-cishet, non-white, non-able bodied demographic is fair game, because YOU SAID HUMANITY HAD A GRAY SCALE.
Liberty means for all.
Liberty means for all.
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Cryptids are usually one specific creature from a specific location (think The Flatwoods Monster or The Loveland Frogman or The Enfield Horror) while fearsome critters are generally a whole species, like axehandle hounds or hidebehinds or teakettlers.
October 23, 2025 at 4:40 AM
Cryptids are usually one specific creature from a specific location (think The Flatwoods Monster or The Loveland Frogman or The Enfield Horror) while fearsome critters are generally a whole species, like axehandle hounds or hidebehinds or teakettlers.
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The Hodag is a fun intersection between cryptid and fearsome critter. While similar in many ways, there is a distinction! Fearsome Critters are tall tale folklore originating from North American logging culture, especially around the Great Lakes. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fearsom...
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October 23, 2025 at 4:40 AM
The Hodag is a fun intersection between cryptid and fearsome critter. While similar in many ways, there is a distinction! Fearsome Critters are tall tale folklore originating from North American logging culture, especially around the Great Lakes. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fearsom...
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Actual environmental success stories:
- we brought eagles and other raptors back from the brink after DDT use destroyed their eggs
- remember when acid rain was a thing? It’s not so much anymore
- same with the hole in the ozone layer
- Major US cities don’t look like this anymore:
- we brought eagles and other raptors back from the brink after DDT use destroyed their eggs
- remember when acid rain was a thing? It’s not so much anymore
- same with the hole in the ozone layer
- Major US cities don’t look like this anymore:
October 20, 2025 at 6:12 PM
Actual environmental success stories:
- we brought eagles and other raptors back from the brink after DDT use destroyed their eggs
- remember when acid rain was a thing? It’s not so much anymore
- same with the hole in the ozone layer
- Major US cities don’t look like this anymore:
- we brought eagles and other raptors back from the brink after DDT use destroyed their eggs
- remember when acid rain was a thing? It’s not so much anymore
- same with the hole in the ozone layer
- Major US cities don’t look like this anymore: