erica ricardo

@ericaricardo.bsky.social

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in a just world they would be called bleets find me on Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/suprima/

screenshot of a screen-printed poster of a hissing gila monster and large block text CHINGA LA MIGRA
smartphone screenshot of the transcript from the Anime Sickos podcast episode "The Sickos Get Priced out of Microcenter" with the podcast's disgusting little icon in the corner depicting cartoon Joe and cartoon Tom with their tongues outside their head - highlighted text: You said Weird Era, you werne't lying. Okay, yeah, no, I'm Joe Anderson, the normal co-host
pictured: erica dreisbach (blue-haired, gorgeous, filled with the vibrance of 2014) performs from the Haymarket stage, reading aloud from a notebook; text: "Bill Clinton, naked and spent in the armchair."
Still from Legasov's testimony in the final episode of "Chernobyl" in which Legasov uses red and blue cards to demonstrate the balancing factors stabilizing the nuclear reactor. Overlaid on Legasov is the text "Trump v CASA". Overlaid on the final card being pulled away, representing the water and xenon that are the last remaining elements preventing nuclear explosion, is "judicial check on plainly unlawful executive action."
Nicuşor Dan a câştigat elecție de preşedinte în România, el zâmbeşte, şi toata lumea (global) zâmbesc cu el
screenshot of internet news pieces about liberal Susan Crawford's victorious win in the April 1st, 2025 election to the Wisconsin Supreme Court, demonstrating that Elon Musk's efforts including handing out two million dollar checks to Wisconsin voters suck just like Elon Musk fucking sucks
“Is there a difference?” she replied. “If someone tries to do something to you unwanted?” From her standpoint, because she was at work—a professional woman deserving respect—his intentions didn’t matter. Franken has maintained that the woman’s story was the allegation “that killed me.” I asked her if his behavior was bad enough to end his Senate career. “I didn’t end his Senate career—he did,” she said. Franken was stricken when I related her comments to him. “Look,” he said. “This has really affected my family. I loved being in the Senate. I loved my staff—we had fun and we got good things done, big and small, and they all meant something to me.” He started to cry. “For her to say that, it’s just so callous. It’s just so wrong.” Rubbing his eyes beneath his glasses, he said, “I ended my career by saying ‘Thanks’ to her—that’s what she’s saying.”
The first incident occurred on April 28, 2006, in Brattleboro, Vermont, where Franken was broadcasting a live show at the Latchis Theatre, in front of seven hundred and fifty people. When a local elected official came onstage to hand him an award, he kissed her. The woman, whose name is being withheld at her request, declined to speak to me on the record. But she told her story, anonymously, to Jezebel, saying that she felt certain Franken had been aiming to give her a “wet, open-mouthed kiss.” She told Jezebel, “I felt demeaned. I felt put in my place.” She said that, although they were in a public place, nobody noticed the encounter. But Christian Avard, a local reporter, witnessed it, and told me, “I think it was supposed to be ‘Thank you very much,’ but it looked like a bad kiss on his part.”
text: Morning” did a phone interview with Jackie Speier, a Democratic representative in California, who said that, as a young congressional aide, she had been sexually assaulted by a chief of staff; he had held her face and stuck his tongue in her mouth. During the break, Tweeden said to McIntyre that this was what Franken “did to me.” Speier’s allegation, however, involved a boss assaulting a subordinate in an office; Franken and Tweeden were volunteers performing a scripted kiss, and he had no supervisory authority over her. Tweeden had access to the eleven-year-old photograph on her phone, and she showed it to McIntyre. “The picture is what got my attention,” McIntyre told me. Without it, he said, he wouldn’t have done the story, adding, “It wasn’t sexual assault, or rape, or anything approaching that. It was degradation and humiliation, and she had proof.”
Kyle MacLaughlan as Doppelganger Cooper in Twin Peaks: The Return Episode 3, driving a sedan and sporting a ruddy weatherbeaten face, the skin of a middle aged white man with a lifelong refusal to wear sunscreen
thumbnail image from the film "I Love My Dad" (2022) featuring Patton Oswalt and James Morosini surrounded by cartoon hearts. Five stars. Reqatched 16 Aug 2022. text: So good. Many films have asked the question, what if your dad was a psycho who loved you very much? This is the only one with the courage to have a sext scene.
screenshot of a coveted Bluesky "like" from Sara McJenry
Still from Babygirl, Harris Dickinson bears a short haircut just a little too short on the sides to be stylish, a dark hooded track suit, a white tank top, and a gold necklace. He looks dopily at Nicole Kidman (out of frame) with the classic blank gaze of a young man born East of the Carpathians.
Al Franken smiles and gropes the tactical vest-covered breasts of radio broadcaster and model Leeann Tweeden in 2006 while she is sleeping.