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build write cut
a place where ever more self-indulgent words to fill the void
- May 23, 2013
- 8:55 am
While I’m at it
Let’s add “fluoride” to the list of words I can’t spell on first run.
Something’s in the water here
About to go flush my expired medications down the toilet.
I say N-ah-toe your say Nay-toe
Sorry inventor Steve Wilhite but I’m going to use a hard G because you decided to name it “GIF” as an acronym for “GRAPHICS INTERCHANGE FORMAT” and the G in “GRAPHICS” is hard not soft like “JIF” so if you wanted us to call it a “JIF” you should have called it a “JOLLY INTERCHANGE FORMAT” or some crap.
This debate is stupid, but his reasoning is stupider. Graphics. Hard G. GIF.
In other news, nothing.
BTW, that’s not really an actual rule of acronyms. See this.
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- May 21, 2013
- 4:35 pm
Gerry Anderson’s Captain Scarlet Vs. The Mysterons - Via
Woah. We have a framed series of stills from this that Matt found at a yard sale or Goodwill or something. I didn’t know what it was until now. Thanks, tumblr.
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- May 20, 2013
- 1:44 pm
Have you ever waited for a delivery, only to find out it’s shit?
- May 20, 2013
- 9:26 am
Please Consider Joining the March and Rally Against Hate Violence
Dear Center Community,
I know you share my sadness and outrage at the recent string of anti-gay violence gripping our city, including the horrific murder of 32-year old Mark Carson on Friday night, just blocks from the Center. I want you to know that the Center is committed to standing with community partners and leaders, and doing everything in our power to respond and denounce this wave of violence against our community.
On Monday evening we will gather on the steps of the Center, along with the Anti-Violence Project, New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, community members, other elected officials, and LGBT community leaders and allies, and march to the site of Friday’s shooting to demand an end to hate crimes against our community. At the end of the march, we will rally to denounce hate violence, call for justice and to mourn the death of Mark Carson. Please join us, and help spread the word.
New York is our city, and we aren’t going backward. Join us on Monday evening to honor Mark and help ensure everyone hears our message.
In solidarity,
Glennda Testone
Executive Director
MARCH AND RALLY IN RESPONSE TO LGBT HATE CRIMES – Monday, May 20th at 5:30 p.m. beginning at the Center, 208 W 13th Street, and proceeding to West 8th Street and 6th Avenue.
- May 19, 2013
- 11:29 am
Words I can’t spell
For the life of me, I can’t ever seem to get vacuum correct. Except, and no one will ever know this is true, but I spelled it right this very time.
- May 18, 2013
- 3:07 pm
Gay man shot dead in Village after gunman shouted homophobic slurs: authorities
A gay man was gunned down in Greenwich Village early today by an armed bigot who hurled homophobic slurs at him — and claimed to be the Newtown, Conn. killer before the murder, police said today.
The 32-year-old Brooklyn victim, whose name has not been released, was walking with a pal on Sixth Avenue near West Eighth Street about midnight when they were approached by three Hispanic males, Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said.
One man snarled homophobic slurs at the men and asked them if they were “gay wrestlers,” Kelly said.
The men continued moving and made a right onto West Eighth Street.
One of the Hispanic men left and the other two continued to follow the victim and another man.
Both the victim and another man with him were wearing tank tops, cutoff shorts and boots.
“Do you want to die here?” the shooter asked the victim.
He pulled out a .38-caliber revolver and shot him once in the cheek.
“It was a quickie. He shot him and he went straight to the ground,” said a bouncer at a nearby club. “Half his body was lying on the sidewalk and half was on the street.”
The man died shortly after at Beth Israel Hospital.
I am incredibly saddened by this story. This is the fourth hate crime committed against a gay man this month, the second just steps from Stonewall. There will be a candlelight vigil tonight in front of the Gray’s Papaya on 6th Ave and 8th St where the shooting took place. Please come if you can; reblog this even if you can’t make it. We should refuse to live in a place where we can’t walk down the street without being afraid of this happening to us. It’s disgusting and unbelievable.
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I think I can get into this.
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