The Teaches of Sneetches (@kellylink) — Bluesky Profile

13 minutes ago

Okay, I was trying to ignore the weird little man, but what is his problem?
Its borderline disturbing how he keeps insisting that Dr Bender perform to his liking--not only say what he wants her to say but in the tone he wants her to say (I remember him saying that she shouldn't be "smug" earlier).

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1 hour ago

Misty Copeland comes out of retirement to put Timothée Chalamet in his place during a live ‘Sinners’ performance at the #Oscars.

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2 hours ago

Always better to name your doctrines in ways that don't suggest it's about having "flaming locks of auburn hair."

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4 hours ago

A baby wrapped in a pink blanket lies on a weathered surface with a birdcage in the background.

A baby is wrapped in a pink hooded blanket and held by a person.

A sandstorm obscures the sky and surroundings, partially visible tarps and a shelter in the foreground.

Humanitarian appeal:Myhome destroyed in the war,welost everything.Our tent was destroyed by storm offers no protection the cold.We lack even most basic necessities.
Icannot provide food or needs mybaby family.
We need £250 Donate today your support could save myfamily 🤲💔
tinyurl.com/save-my-baby...

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1 week ago

Ayman is trying so hard to reach more eyes so his children can survive

Over 2 years of malnutrition, poor water quality and inconsistent medical treatment is torture

Please help and share 💕💸🍉

chuffed.org/project/ayma...

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1 hour ago

He looks like he's on his way to attack an opposing spy with a massive spherical bomb. He looks like Johnny Depp's Mii. He looks like Clarence from It's A Kidz Bop-derful Life

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1 hour ago

This is Amy Madigan and Ed Harris refusing to applaud Elia Kazan's honorary Oscar in 1999. During the Blacklist Era, Kazan named names.

Good on Amy and Ed.

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5 hours ago

Check out this cool trick <easily holds both “Palestinian people deserve life and dignity” and “Jewish people deserve life and dignity” to be true at the same time>

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2 hours ago

PLAYBOY: Have you ever gone to the Academy ceremonies?

PACINO: I was at the Oscars once, for Serpico. That was the second time I was nominated. I was sitting in the third or fourth row with Diane Keaton. Jeff Bridges was there with his girl. No one expected me to come. I was a little high. Somebody had done something to my hair, blew it or something, and I looked like I had a bird's nest on my head, a real mess. I sat there and tried to look indifferent because I was so nervous. Any time I'm nervous, I try to put on an indifferent or a cold look. At one point, I turned to Jeff Bridges and said, "Hey, looks like there won't be time to get to the Best Actor awards." He gave me a stange look. He said, "Oh, really?" I said, "It's over, the hour is up." He said, "It's three hours long." I thought it was an hour TV show, can you imagine that? And I had to pee—bad. So I popped a valium. Actually, I was eating valium like they were candy. Chewed on them. Finally came the Best Actor. Can you imagine the shape I was in? I couldn't have made it to the stage. I was praying,
"Please don't let it be me. Please." And I hear..."Jack Lemmon." I was just so happy I didn't have to get up, because I never would have made it.

apropos of hollywood’s big day

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2 hours ago

Craig standing in the house in Knives Out, with Ana de Armas standing behind him.

I’m watching a film where Daniel Craig is playing a character who is investigating a bunch of family members in constant friction with each other, all living under the umbrella of their rich patriarch, played by Christopher Plummer. Craig is assisted by a young woman who . . . HANG ON A MINUTE.

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2 hours ago

just watched the short doc on costumery

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2 hours ago

:)

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4 hours ago

Ah.

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4 hours ago

41 years old, evacuated here legally, asylum case pending, kidnapped while driving his six children (one a US citizen) to school. Dead within 24 hours.

Betrayed and murdered by the United States government.

42nd confirmed and reported death in ICE custody under Trump.

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16 hours ago

⚡️The power of medical education!

30% of clinicians thought Long Covid wasn't real.
After 90 mins of @putrinolab.bsky.social class
0% thought it wasn't real!

📺️ Full video: On Medical Education 🖇️👇️

#LongCovidAwarenessDay

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2 hours ago

so many thanks to everyone on here who pointed out The National Theatre was livestreaming 🌸🌺🌷The Importance of Being Ernest🌷🌺🌸 on youtube this weekend. It was FAB

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2 days ago

Things we want people to know. 6 years after the start* of the COVID-19 pandemic. *The day the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic. This was not the date of the first case.

It’s not just a cold. We wish it were just a cold. We would not keep talking about it if so. Since 2020, doctors, scientists, and millions of people who have had COVID-19 have learned that it can cause permanent damage to multiple organ systems within your body, leave you disabled and unable to do the things you love, and significantly harm your quality of life. A cold cannot disable or kill you the way COVID-19 can.

We know a lot more about prevention than we did back then. We all remember when we thought maybe we’d be ok as long as we were 6 feet away from sick people; that masks worked one way but not the other; and more. But just like with all new viruses and scientific study, we learned more as
there was more time to
study and observe, and we
now know that wearing masks
and keeping cleaner air are key to
protecting ourselves and others. Now that we know better, we can (and should) better protect ourselves and others.

We understand the frustration about vaccines, but they are still extremely important. We all remember when vaccines were first made available, and it would’ve been great if that was the end of the pandemic. It wasn’t. And a lot of people have gotten frustrated and have given up on vaccination. It’s true, the virus that causes COVID-19 changes (which is why, like the annual flu shot, we need to get updated COVID-19 vaccines each year), and the vaccines we have now will not eliminate COVID-19 on their own. But they are still very effective at preventing serious illness and death, so
even though they are not the one quick
solution to the pandemic we all wish they
were, they are still extremely important,
and we should all stay up to date.

This week marked the anniversary of the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. We’ve summarized our thoughts a bit below, but tl;dr: Unfortunately, COVID-19 is still with us, & although we may be tired of hearing about it, it’s extremely important to continue to take steps to protect ourselves & others.

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10 hours ago

A welcome sign with a tabby cat and behind it are the ruins of Largo di Torre Argentina

One of the cats who lives at the sanctuary hiding behind some bushes

My Ides of March fun fact is that the place where Caesar was stabbed is now a cat sanctuary, and I think it’s beautiful that creatures with tiny knives on their feet live there

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7 hours ago

This is devastating. Check your meters, tell your loved ones to check theirs

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6 hours ago

Afghan asylum-seeker dies in ICE custody, US advocacy group says Mohammad Nazeer Paktyawal is at least the 12th person to die in ICE detention this year.

Afghan asylum-seeker dies in ICE custody, US advocacy group says reut.rs/4bcKNqk

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7 hours ago

This was the most common illegal thing tenants living in single family homes told us. Shockingly common to see this in leases despite its illegality

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1 month ago

Anyway here’s a video of Ryan Coogler’s speech for winning best screenplay for Sinners on Jan 13 at the NBR, which he uses to talk about Minnesota and Renee Good and whether or not filmmaking can empower political change

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6 hours ago

I think about this book a lot

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6 hours ago

Except it was Wes Streeting who halted the trial, and did so off the back of a letter whose author has now been recused due to impartiality concerns.

goodlawproject.org/biased-lette...

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6 hours ago

www.gofundme.com/f/help-duaas...

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8 hours ago

Collage of photos of Ahmed: first photo is of him wearing a blue jacket and black outfit with his trousers rolled up. He’s standing in dirty flood water. Second photo is of his torn tent from flooding, third is of a selfie of Ahmed in his displacement camp and the fourth is another angle of the first photo

We in Gaza are still living under annihilation every day; a suffocating siege, skyrocketing prices, and severe shortages of food and water, even during Ramadan. 💔🇵🇸
Your donation, no matter how small, can help us secure our basic needs and survive.

Donate and save us.⬇️🕊️💸
chuffed.org/project/157281

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7 hours ago

£150 is the difference between life and death for me& my 5 kids. I'm melting with pain. I had a heart attack from the sandstorm because I suffer from a heart valve condition,&now we have no shelter;the storm destroyed our tent
My nerves collapsed
✅
@mommunism.bsky.social
chuffed.org/project/lobnah

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9 hours ago

it looks so good!

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9 hours ago

Ides of March cake with a fondant stabbed Caesar and his last words - Kai su teknon - piped in Greek on the bottom.

I’m showing this one off today: it bled dyed red curd when cut.

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9 hours ago

happy ides of march to you, Alyssa! may you get everything you want.

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