L O L G O PPlease do not try to grok the rotted soul of someone who thinks we must do absolutely everything in our power to stop drag queens from reading Dr. Seuss but absolutely nothing to prevent mass shootings.
Molly Ringle
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#Writer & #editor in US Pacific Northwest. #Demisexual, panromantic, #HSP, introvert. Likes rain, perfumes, chocolate. Writes about fae, witches, love, fandom. She/her.
I love Valentine's Day, and NOT because I view it as celebrating being in romantic relationships. Rather, I love it because I view it as celebrating love in general, and sexuality, and the pleasure associated with those things, and DAMN does western civilization need more of all that. If you look at it that way, I hope you can drop the negative, cynical associations, and smile and daydream and share chocolate or candy hearts or flowers and just basically have a pleasant day.
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Alex WildMarch 15 is the day people leave Twitter.
The abandonment of Twitter in the Musk era has, for now, been inconsistent and chaotic, with people leaving at different times and for different reasons.
An organized effort to promote a "Leave Twitter" day, when everyone still reluctantly there logs off for the last time, with enough advance to line up alternate sites, should help get people out.
Thus, March 15. The Ides of Musk. Spread the word.
Paul KedroskyAmazon's rake on third-party product sales makes Apple look like a piker with the latter's app store fees #xp
Amazon (AMZN) Takes Half of Each Sale From 2 Million Small Businesses https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-02-13/amazon-amzn-takes-half-of-each-sale-from-2-million-small-businesses?fromMostRead=true
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flexghost.If a church has enough money to run ads during the Super Bowl?
They have enough to pay taxes.
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Have you ever actually tried saying aloud, softly, slowly, “Hold me closer, tiny dancer”? Because it comes off creepy when I try it.
I love when I learn a new word through reading - or better yet, through editing, as with this one, and isn't it a beauty?
coquelicot: French for "poppy"; also used in English as a color name, the shade of red of wild corn poppies. In French it derives from "cry of the rooster," and is pronounced "KOHK-li-koh" - the sound a rooster makes. It was so named because the flower and the rooster's comb are a similar color.
[someone is a troll on social media or leaves an unnecessarily scathing book review]
Me: Ahh, spoken like someone who wants me to name a backstabbing jackass character after them in my next novel.