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Todd mcfarlane’s “Spawn”, pictured sitting on a throne
The KC Chief @the-kc-chief.bsky.social I'm honestly curious, what is your problem with me personally? I said I am a big guy and appear typically masculine but that the stereotypes of that look are inaccurate for me and more men like me exist and it's good to be open about it... And that's a problem for you, because...? 2:29 PM • Aug 11, 2026
Two cats are fully pictured with a third barely visible in the corner of the picture. All are dozing in the warm August weather.
Two cats lay on the concrete of a fenced in catio, both sprawled out to maximize surface area
Two back to back posts on a timeline, one from AEW, one seemingly responding to it from Iron Chef Bot, of a black and white photo of a meditating monk with the text “inheriting the deity’s aura”.
Pictured: four different cats of varying coat lengths, all of whom have adopted peak hot weather poses on the cement of a fenced in catio. Two tuxedo cats, one longhaired tabby, one short haired tabby
The Pale Man from “No, I’m Not A Human”
An old grey/black tiger tabby cat. He is sitting in a box, which he had been expressly told not to sit in. His name is Vinny.
Little grey cat wearing a foam post-surgery recovery collar. Her face is not visible, but she is fast asleep.
Little grey tiger cat in a bright pink onesie. It is a post-surgery recovery outfit, and is meant to replace a cone. The cat is sleeping, and looks very content.
Do Democrats need the votes of leftists to win elections? Yes Then they have to offer us some policy concessions No Then it's not our fault when they lose
Little grey cat Tiny potat Laying on a blue blanket, adorable and cute, in front of a wooden door
A cute Jack Russell terrier looks up at the camera, unsure because she does not know what a camera is
A very good girl, a Jack Russell terrier dog sitting on a burrito-printed blanket
A picture of a game of dodgeball, with the thrower labelled as Apollo, the ball as the gift of prophecy, and the dodgers as “random internet users just trying to be comedic”
Michele Dostert @micheledostert.bsky.social Joined Nov '24 Flowchart goes: 1. Do "progressives" show up to vote if they lose the primary? 2. No. 3. So screw them.
Do Democrats need the votes of leftists to win elections? If yes Then they have to offer us some policy concessions If no Then it's not our fault when they lose
July 16, 2026, 10:40 AM EDT; Updated: July 16, 2026, 1:35 PM EDT Olivia Alafriz Reporter Senate Judiciary Committee votes to advance two Trump nominees from blue states. Photographer: Andrew Harnik/Getty Images 乙 f Donald Trump's first judicial nominees backed by their home-state Democratic senators advanced in the Senate Judiciary Committee with support from other Democrats despite progressives urging them to reject the president's picks across the board. Sens. Dick Durbin (D-IIl.), Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.l.), and Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii) joined Republicans voting Thursday to favorably report to the full Senate the nomination of Michael Martin to the US District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan. Michigan's Democratic senators, Gary Peters and Elissa Slotkin, endorsed the selection, allowing Martin to proceed under the Senate blue slip
Fairuza Balk in a leather jacket
Do Democrats need the votes of leftists to win elections? If yes: Then they have to offer us some policy concessions If no: Then it's not our fault when they lose
A painted movie poster for die hard with a vengeance, with a bloody Bruce Willis, stoic Samuel l Jackson, and an icy Jeremy irons over a burning New York City.
MAGA guy bill mitchell
Dedekind Slut: “But also an excuse to outsource critical thinking to an imagined consensus of oppressed peoples.”
Dedekind Slut: “Please don't be silly. Reading someone's opinion on the internet is not harm, and the fact you can't tell the difference is part of the problem. Genocide is harm, apartheid is harm, and knowing where things stand is much more important than never seeing something you disagree with.”
Little tabby cat laying asleep on a yellow blanket, having caught his tail under his paw
copernicium1473.bsky.... @copernicium1473.bsky.s... Joined Nov '24 It's called I see the reality of war. You know who could have stopped all these bad things from happening in the first place? Gazans. They could have themselves taken on Hamas. They didn't 4:04 PM • Jul 2, 2026 1 • ••
Shrek branded kid cuisine
Do Democrats need the votes of leftists to win elections? Yes Then they have to offer us some policy concessions No Then it's not our fault when they lose
Do Democrats need the votes of leftists to win elections? Yes Then they have to offer us some policy concessions No Then it's not our fault when they lose
Doctor Kurtis Charles looking like a guy who hates bike lanes and libraries and the poor
Do Democrats need the votes of leftists to win elections? Yes Then they have to offer us some policy concessions No Then it's not our fault when they lose
Graham Platner, a 41-year-old Marine Corps combat veteran and oyster farmer, said he only realised the skull-and-crossbones tattoo resembled Nazi imagery after hearing from "reporters and DC insiders". The tattoo was visible in a video posted on social media showing Platner dancing in his underwear at his brother's wedding. "I absolutely would not have gone through life having this on my chest if I knew that - and to insinuate that I did is disgusting," Platner said in a statement to the BBC. "I already had the tattoo covered with a new design." The tattoo appears to resemble the Totenkopf - German for "death's head". The skull-and-crossbones symbol was used by Nazi forces during World War Two, according to the Anti-Defamation League. Platner's former political director, Genevieve McDonald, who resigned from his campaign last week, called the tattoo antisemitic.
Graham Platner, a 41-year-old Marine Corps combat veteran and oyster farmer, said he only realised the skull-and-crossbones tattoo resembled Nazi imagery after hearing from "reporters and DC insiders". The tattoo was visible in a video posted on social media showing Platner dancing in his underwear at his brother's wedding. "I absolutely would not have gone through life having this on my chest if I knew that - and to insinuate that I did is disgusting," Platner said in a statement to the BBC. "I already had the tattoo covered with a new design." The tattoo appears to resemble the Totenkopf - German for "death's head". The skull-and-crossbones symbol was used by Nazi forces during World War Two, according to the Anti-Defamation League. Platner's former political director, Genevieve McDonald, who resigned from his campaign last week, called the tattoo antisemitic.
Graham Platner, a 41-year-old Marine Corps combat veteran and oyster farmer, said he only realised the skull-and-crossbones tattoo resembled Nazi imagery after hearing from "reporters and DC insiders". The tattoo was visible in a video posted on social media showing Platner dancing in his underwear at his brother's wedding. "I absolutely would not have gone through life having this on my chest if I knew that - and to insinuate that I did is disgusting," Platner said in a statement to the BBC. "I already had the tattoo covered with a new design." The tattoo appears to resemble the Totenkopf - German for "death's head". The skull-and-crossbones symbol was used by Nazi forces during World War Two, according to the Anti-Defamation League. Platner's former political director, Genevieve McDonald, who resigned from his campaign last week, called the tattoo antisemitic.
Graham Platner, a 41-year-old Marine Corps combat veteran and oyster farmer, said he only realised the skull-and-crossbones tattoo resembled Nazi imagery after hearing from "reporters and DC insiders". The tattoo was visible in a video posted on social media showing Platner dancing in his underwear at his brother's wedding. "I absolutely would not have gone through life having this on my chest if I knew that - and to insinuate that I did is disgusting," Platner said in a statement to the BBC. "I already had the tattoo covered with a new design." The tattoo appears to resemble the Totenkopf - German for "death's head". The skull-and-crossbones symbol was used by Nazi forces during World War Two, according to the Anti-Defamation League. Platner's former political director, Genevieve McDonald, who resigned from his campaign last week, called the tattoo antisemitic.
Flow chart: Do Democrats need the votes of leftists to win elections? Yes Then they have to offer us some policy concessions No Then it's not our fault when they lose
Sleepy grey cat
A small boy tabby kitten with black stripes is swaddled in blankets beside his sister, a grey kitten who is meowing at the camera.
A grey female kitten and a black-grey tabby male kitten cuddling in their sleep
Little kitten boy standing on a pile of blankets and licking his nose. He is a tabby with black stripes.
Do Democrats need the votes of leftists to win elections? Yes Then they have to offer us some policy concessions No Then it's not our fault when they lose
“Officer down!” In a happy, party font with balloons and streamers
Little grey kitten swaddled in crocheted blanket and soft micro fleece
Abraham Simpson: “I’ll be deep in the cold hard ground before I recognize Demon: The Fallen”
Orange cat’s zoomed in face and sticky out tongue
A grey cat with a white underbelly, wearing a soft blue cone after surgery. Her name is Cricket.
A man makes a mistake, betraying his knowledge. This results in unpleasant consequences. Pictured: the “three” bar scene from Inglorious Basterds.
Donald Trump date of birth: June 14, 1946
Peasant: “We should improve society somewhat.” Some Asshole: “yet you participate in society. Curious! I am very intelligent.”
A little striped grey and black cat. He is too young and does not have a name yet. He is sitting on a bed covered with blankets.
A little grey cat, who has not been named yet. She is on a bed covered in blankets.
Billy Zane in costume from the 1996 film "the phantom", with Kristy Swanson just behind him
The cover to Dick Van Dyke’s book, “Keep Moving”
Zach Beauchump
The logo to the 2001 cartoon series “Totally Spies!”
The cover to the tabletop roleplaying game “Thirsty Sword Lesbians”
A grey and black tiger striped cat, whose name is Vinny Boombats
The entrance performed by the Undertaker at Elimination Chamber 2010, wherein he accidentally stands over a pyrotechnic fire projector and is engulfed in a burning propane fireball
A package of Reese’s peanut butter hearts
Robocop: the novelization by Ed Naha, based on the screenplay by Edward Neumeier and Michael Miner