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Frame #1897 from 50s E16-17 toy crazy

Spock rocking the white triforce dress-robe

Spock rocking the San Francisco dressrobes

Spock rocking the black meditation dressrobes

Spock rocking the cloak and tunic, boots with the fur

Spock is a luxurious elderly woman.

PLEASE I *BEG*

MY SOUL
MY EXISTENCE
ALL OF MY LIVES

LET HIM LOOSE

LET HIM FREE

LET HIM DO IT

Velma from Scooby Doo scrambling around on the floor of a spooky location looking for her glasses that are off to the side of the frame. Text reads "my subtitles. I can't hear without my subtitles..."

Culture Crave @CultureCrave X.com Stellan Skarsgärd on his worldviews "My father told me something when I was very small to instill confidence in me: 'Nobody in the world is worth more than you, but nobody's worth less.' It is an egalitarian view that I've carried around in my life. That's why I am for free schools, free universities, free health care, and free babysitting. Because our society could afford it" "In America, people think social democracy is some kind of communism. They think capitalism is freedom. It's not. It's only freedom to exploit people" (via @vulture)

VULTURE Vulture # @vulture Stellan Skarsgärd on why he protested for Palestine "right after" October 7: "The thing was that you knew what was going to happen. Because since 1948, they've been doing the same thing. If the Palestinians kill one, they'll kill ten. Plus they'll bulldoze the home of the family and friends ….. Every night, I think about it. Every night." - Stellan Skarsgärd, on why he protested for Palestine "right after" October 7

Good grief why is Stellan Skarsgård cooking so hard?

A completely made-up quickly fabricated movie poster for Star Trek III. It features the photograph of Leonard Nimoy made up as Spock, wearing an early version of the blue velour tunic from the Star Trek pilot. He faced away from the camera so we only see his back as he stands against a gray wall. Now, words are superimposed over this: "Spock's back. Star Trek III The Search for Spock" along with the block of movie credits at the bottom. All credit goes to the original creator, Paramount; I own nothing.

Spock, with his goatee from the episode Mirror Mirror, but he's a witch with a long black robe. He seems to be disappearing into a portal with fire on the other side, and is standing inside a pentagram ritual circle (sorry if that offends any cultures/religions, I'm not educated in wiccan or the occult or anything like that). Jim is in his regular Starfleet uniform, reaching for Spock sadly as he disappears. Behind them is a medieval looking castle wall and curtains.

Witch Spock my beloved... 🪄🔮 Merle Decker, Gateway #fanzine, 1981 ✨ #ZineAppreciation #spirk #startrek

Sobbing

Two cats sitting on top of cages and looking at the ceiling

Two cars on the floor staring up at the ceiling

Two young kittens in a cage taking notice

A cat standing on her hind legs to reach for a moth

A moth got into the shelter tonight and it was the event of the season.

YouTube video by We Are California Stay Out of the Bay Mobilization Call

If you're in the Bay and feeling paralyzed in the face of the oncoming ICE raids, here's a link to a stellar mobilization webinar that ran yesterday. It's incredibly grounding, practical & tactical, and will give you the guidance and resources to do what you can, where you can.

Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro says 'I'd rather die' than use generative AI Del Toro's new Frankenstein adaption reimagines Mary Shelley's 1818 Gothic novel. Frankenstein was like a tech bro: "creating something without considering the consequences," he explains.

“I am not interested, nor will I ever be interested. I'm 61, and I hope to be able to remain uninterested in using it at all until I croak. ... The other day, somebody wrote me an email, said, ‘What is your stance on AI?’ And my answer was very short. I said, ‘I'd rather die.’” 🫡

What’s it like inside your head?

finally some good news

Black Flame by Gretchen Felker-Martin

There are works of extraordinary storytelling that can help those who engage with them get through historically bleak times with their humanity intact and I believe @scumbelievable.bsky.social has written one of them.

A screenshot of Bryan Johnson, the insane and stupid billionaire who looks like a desiccated corpse but thinks he's making himself look younger, saying "I eliminated 85% of microplastics from my ejaculate" on Nazi Twitter

Roses are red,
AI is inaccurate,

Pennsylvania rally will demand protections for transgender health care, same-sex marriage Planners of the Pa. rally will demand equal rights for LGBTQ people, access to gender-affirming health care and protections for same-sex marriage.

Pennsylvania rally will demand protections for transgender health care, same-sex marriage

eu.goerie.com/story/...

#transgender #trans #LGBTQ #LGBTQIA

I urge everyone to seek out RAKESFALL and every other book on the shortlist. You will find each of them worth your time, and each of them a significant, beautiful part of this accursed century's literature. Whatever happens, great art still exists, against all odds, and that is to be celebrated.

a tux cat sleeping in blissful ignorance

and i try
oh my god, do i try
i try all the time
in this institution

> “I wish it need not have happened in my time," said Frodo.
> "So do I," said Gandalf, "this shit fucking sucks.”

Sara Whitmer • • • 1h • 8 I'm sure many of you have heard by now that earlier this week, IU k*lled the print edition of its student paper, the IDS. The issue that was supposed to print this week contained criticism of the Whitten regime and IUs further slide into scist control, and they couldn't allow that to happen during Homecoming, when all the rich alumni are in town. Enter Purdue! The Purdue student paper, The Exponent, owns its own presses. Yesterday, in an act of tremendous solidarity with their biggest rival school, they printed the forbidden issue of the IDS. They then drove it to Bloomington overnight and stocked all of the IDS boxes on campus, just in time for Homecoming. Solidarity is what makes us stronger, and solidarity will be what ultimately allows us to triumph, if we can ever truly get it together. I hope everyone has a fun, safe day if they're going out today, and I hope we can think about what acts of solidarity we can begin taking to really make this movement MOVE - beyond a permitted expression of upset into more active resistance. 75 12 comments

Purdue to the rescue of IU student newspaper, whose institution was attempting censorship. Details in alt!

Met my neighbor’s dog yesterday and I’m still thinking about him. 😭

Captain Kirk from Star Trek TOS The Original Series. He's got a jaunty little smile, with his elbows bent at the hip, hands out in front of him. The image has been edited so that Kirk is wearing a pair of sassy white cat-eye sunglasses. Also, tropical drink emojis have been added to the picture on top of his hands, like he's double fisting these drinks. Kirk looks like he's ready for a tropical beach party with his boyfriends and all his best buds.

it's fuckin friday, people

white house has joined bluesky
click here to block all official us government accounts instantly

bsky.app/profile/did:...

Photos of opened sketchbook pages. Top left shows snails in various positions and details. The rest are fungi drawings and sketches. Mostly shaggy scalycaps, and also what may either be golden wax caps or butter wax caps. There are notes describing what they are and where they were found.

Some recent drawing and sketching. #sketchbooks #fungi #fungifriday #snails #drawing

Yes—your loved ones washing your hair FOR you

God, is there anything better than washing your hair

Guillermo del Toro on 'Frankenstein': 'AI can go f**k itself!' "Art is not only necessary, it is urgent. And AI can go f*ck itself!” Guillermo del Toro is a guest of honour at this year’s Lumière Film Festival. He presents his adaptation of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein", which audiences got to see on the big screen before it streams on Netflix next month.

Guillermo del Toro on 'Frankenstein': 'AI can go f**k itself!'

Black Men Have the Shortest Lifespans of Any Americans. This Theory Helps Explain Why. The unrelenting stress of fighting systemic racism can alter a body’s normal functioning until it starts to wear down. The theory, known as John Henryism, helps explain racial health disparities.

I, too, was gobsmacked by the news of D'Angelo's death at age 52. As with Phife Dawg, 45, from complications from diabetes, these men were in middle-age, not geriatric.

There is most certainly systemic and institutional racism at play. www.propublica.org/article/blac...

Yes.

Happy John Brown’s Raid day to all who celebrate