leetiwaz.bsky.social
painter of sexually-charged horror, AuDHD, queer, nonbinary, Transformers appreciator
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ticking for the klok
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the "Seattle Sound"?
Soundgarden and Alice in Chains were my favorites; Stone Temple Pilots has some bangers; Nirvana is the patron saint; and Pearl Jam I never liked
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also, even though the movie version of The Wall leaves out Hey You, it ads in so much that it is better than the album.
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The Doors were more of a singles band who put together a bunch of songs into an album release, while Pink Floyd were more focused on the album as a whole, where individual songs flow into each other and create an experience you can't get from listening to random selections
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The Doors: the self-titled first album and Morrison Hotel, otherwise you can get away with just the greatest hits double album
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and if any of you wanna check those out: any Pink Folyd album between Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall is worth your time, so 69 - 79; the previous stuff is a little too jam band for my taste and Division Bell is missing something without Waters
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peak Soundgarden
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time for some toyhax labels
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I can't read that name without going "🎶 by Venin🎶"
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to meet a black magic woman
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that's me: the repository for trivia
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Shirow has also stated he prefers his work to be mirrored, for western readers - he doesn't like how reading flow is interrupted by reading panels right to left, but the words left to right; he would redraw panels for the translations even
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yeah, Japanese comics weren't really being translated until the late 80s and Dark Horse was one of the big ones doing it. Shirow's first published work, Black Magic 66, was done in the 70s but the English version was 1990
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oof yeah, that's rough
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the original Japanese shorts started publishing in 1989
the Dark Horse translation was 92 I think
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I worked at a 100 year old law firm, so there were so many cool, vintage ashtrays. I took one of the big glass ones and use it to hold small misc items like screws
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also Shout TV has their own free streaming service
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that's why the only woman was a sex worker - they were safe for her to be around because they were all fuckin each other
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remember when people rioted over pumpkins in 2015?
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there's a pygmalion pun in there somewhere
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the only place it ever made even approaching any kind of sense, was Central Park
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going full isreal
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he's gotta have his binder, he hasn't had his top surgery yet
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if I had money, I'd be down for that Horri-bull
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but how can you wear a shirt if you've never touched it?
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crumples up an unfinished outline titled "seymour kuntz"
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apply directly to the forehead
(taser charging sound)
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The man who led insurrectionists to ransack the capital building on Jan 6th is literally equating a largely peaceful protest with an active rebellion against the United States—as justification to bypass Government Newsom and directly mobilize the armed forces against their own fellow Americans.
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that's a good damn question.
after the 90s, country really became a sausage fest
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mine led me to deep cleaning my mouse and keyboard
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