Vince Marsden

Today is NO KINGS day, in which millions of people gather against right wing extremism and fascists in government, who'd attempt to run democracy and the last vestiges of freedom into the ground.
In a related story, King Charles was seen crying as he questioned his own existence like a little bitch.

This slop ain't cool.

Happy Birthday Me.

And so it was that on this, the very first day of the very last year of his second youth, he would ride into the capital city of his heart and plant a flag in his own right; declaring that from here onward and for all time, each and every birthday would be happy.

He'd seen this world of theirs before in a dream; the glassy grey eyed monsters would scream at the children and hush them in anger.

His world had traps for the trickery of false wisdom and the nonsense of fear. His world had a leader who celebrated naiveté and the childlike optimism of promised tomorrows.

He'd seen this world of theirs before in a dream; the glassy grey eyed monsters would scream at the children and hush them in anger.

His world had shadows, but they were playful. His world had uncertainty, but it was exciting. He laid there in his bed at midnight, counting his breaths to the precipice of hyperventilation, and so he'd stand and pace and count the steps till his feet and mind throbbed with ache.

The children would hide from the sun and the moon and the stars became stories the others would say were just lies. But he knew better.

He'd seen this world of theirs before in a dream; the glassy grey eyed monsters would scream at the children and hush them in anger.

Not of self discovery, it'd been years since he'd found himself; ready to besiege their world of fear, and of greed and the shadowy pestilence of uncertainty with his own.

And so it was that on the twenty-eighth of August, in the twenty-fifth year of the twenty-first century, our hero would go on a journey.

YouTube video by CNN Man arrested after burning American flag outside White House

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The Dennis Hopper Photograph That Caught Los Angeles The actor stopped at an intersection, took out his Nikon, and made history.

Sometime between the fall of 1963 and the late summer of 1964, the actor and photographer Dennis Hopper stopped at an intersection in L.A., took out his Nikon, and made history.

For a moment, I reconciled with my collective life and settled with death.
"Well, it's been a pretty good run. I could run to the basement, but do I really want to get up out of bed? Do I risk my neighbors seeing my sprinting by in my underwear, shouting about the possibility of imminent death?"

This morning I was awoken by the sound of a plane flying quite low; it's jet engines practically shook the window and I slightly drew back the shade to reveal an excruciatingly bright day which mimicked my ideals of what an atomic bomb would look like from afar.

"I am a sinner! I have sinned!"

I wish I could say otherwise.
SUPERMAN is fucking garbage.
Only the biggest idiot in the world would like this shit.

I trained for a little over eight years and it's helped me in so many aspects of my life. If you ever snap selfies while standing, walking, laying down, tiptoeing, hopping, spinning or doing any sort of movement, there's a good chance you're doing what you love without knowing it.

and perhaps as long as sixteen thousand. We have fished its coasts, hunted its wildlife, and woven its bounty into intricate baskets.
Our traditions here span untold millennia.

A parade for the President of the United States should never be allowed in this country. He does not recognize its people or its past.

This land, known to you as Los Angeles but to my Acjachemen ancestors as Yaang'na, has been ours for well over twelve thousand years.

The best part of this is: Instantly the most famous American in the world is the new pope

TANK vs TESLA

"We've crushed fascism before and we'll crush it again"

- ⁠WW2 veteran Ken, 98, in the tank

Up Chesham United!

@alexhorne.bsky.social
Big up Chesham FC!

So damn excited to see this!

Yes! Most people outside the UK can now watch Series 1 of The Horne Section TV Show here: youtube.com/@TheHorneSecti…

Series 2 starts sooooooon.

Autistic 4th Grader Goes Viral For Powerful Rebuke To RFK Jr.: 'I'm Not Broken' Beautifully stated, young man!

Bravo, young man! www.comicsands.com/autistic-boy...

@delaneywilliams.com good to see you on here.

It's utterly insulting to hear to hear from man who tweets from a golden toilet and has never wanted for anything.

There was a rather charming trend in the 1910s to introduce the actor at the beginning of the film by showing them first in their street or evening clothes and then dissolving into the costume of their characters. Here we see recent stage import William S. Hart become a bandit in THE BARGAIN (1914).