Blotchy & Puffy

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Danger Queer à la Catra, vegan leftist, tired and in pain 😸👍 she/her/they/them ↙️↙️↙️

It's the band The Police.
A fake album cover for the band SWANS using the deleted Truth post from president trump featuring a pixelated black void delicately fading into a white background.
A yellow Honda CB300R motorcycle
A Sanyo TP 1005 belt drive auto return turntable from 1979
"K*LL MUSK" written in snow on the side of a car.
A freshly restored Pioneer PL-12D turntable playing Donald Fagen's album The Nightfly.
Mark Hollis, former singer and songwriter for Talk Talk. He also released one masterpiece solo album that's one of my favorite albums of all time and never fails to get a tear out of me.
A Seraphim
Monster tree
Mothman
The cover of a children's book about Marcel Duchamp. He is depicted as a cartoon in stark black and white. He is holding a urinal that became his famous Readymade known as The Fountain, and gazing lovingly at it with a cheerful yet also subtly sly smile.
A black and white photo of the band The Police, from left to right: Stewart Copeland, Andy Summers, and Gordon Sumner aka Sting.
Reprising the creeper thinking that inspired Musk to name Tesla’s models the “S,” “3,” “X,” and “Y,” such that they would combine to spell “S3XY,”
A screenshot from Insta of said meathead commenting "Why do Caterham need an LGBTVQ+ car"
A picture of the puppet Gary Gnu of The Gary Gnu show, a show within the show of The Great Space Coaster.
A woman wearing a white, hooded chemical resistant coverall with a respirator hanging on her neck and safety goggles on her forehead. She wears a smirky smile and is in a parody of a cheesecake model pose, underneath the car she's restoring.
This is a screenshot of three ads covering all of the news article article about cocaine found in the White House.
A headline reading "Some Trump supporters thought NPR tweeted 'propaganda'. It was the Declaration of Independence."
A screenshot of a folder of photos of models from The Price is Right holding automotive products or placards with names of car companies.