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"Don't be a fascist."
https://youtube.com/shorts/n834fdAibAI?si=OnwBHa8jla95HrI3

1/2 Kun otin vihreän koivushampoopullon käteen mietin, että "onks tää nyt sitä (hiusten) viherpesua?" Sitten tajusin, että onpas siinä tuhti luonnonmukaisuuspaketti.
- Brändi on "Erittäin hieno suomalainen" #luontosuhteemme
- Koivu on sen ytimessä. Koivu on absoluuttisen puhdasta. Sen näkee jo rungon väristä. Se väistämättä palaa takassakin päästöittä! Se on …

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(z faszystowskich świń)
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Trains ajouté :
- Le train DEBA au départ de la gare de Pont du Garigliano Š 00h37, pour une arrivée Š Dourdan Š 02h05.
Ce train dessert toutes les gares de Pont du Garigliano Š Bibliothèque François Mitterrand, puis direct jusqu'Š Choisy le Roi, puis direct jusqu'Š Juvisy, et omnibus de Juvisy Š Dourdan.
Les recherches d'itinéraires tiennent compte de cet ajout.
Motif : évènement "Fête de la musique 2025".
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Die Bilder und Videos von den #NoKing Protesten haben mir übrigens Hoffnung gemacht.
https://omfg.town/@dansinker/114690663638438881
Gesehen habe ich sie auf imgur.…

Just read Fat Girls Dance by Cathleen Meredith, yet another semi-random venture into the currently-popular novels section of my library, rather than my recent YA staples. It's excellent. Fascinating and well-written just as fiction, but also empowering and perspective-upgrading (and I'm a married white cis man who is only beer-belly fat, plus already well into #BodyPositive thinking).
It bridges really well with Mama by Nikkya Hargrove, and with Does My Body Offend You by Mayra Cuevas and Marie Marquardt, both of which I went through recently. Yet another home fucking run for #OwnVoices, which felt extra good to read after Dream State was so disappointing. It really digs into and helps the reader explore body positivity just like Does My Body Offend You does with feminism.
#AmReading

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Corpus Christie
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Just finished reading Dream State by Eric Puchner, and it kind of pissed me off. I think I can see exactly why it might be popular with a certain WASPy liberal "literati" type that probably includes a lot of influential reviewers, but to me, it's points about love & life, despite being much more complex, ring just about as hollow (and harmful) as a Disney movie.
I've got a lot of quibbles, but I think most galling to me was a throwaway line near the beginning about why platonic relationships get so much less glory in media than romantic ones, when so much of the plot proceeds to revolve around a stale agency-free romantic attraction model that's certainly more complex on its face than a Disney romance but which is ultimately just as misleading.
Go read Loveless or really any YA #OwnVoices romance (especially queer) and you'll be learning more & better lessons about the human condition.