Friday Ephemera (817)
Misstep to remember. || A Trip to the Planets, 1963. || Trial and error. || Cleaving scenes. || Question asked. || Camouflage insufficient. || You must listen without questioning. || Not-so-small small intestines. || Teens. || Yes, it will be on the test. || Bra testing of note. || Briefly airborne. || A binary was detected. || Hungry bear encounters pigs. || Spray thoroughly. || Specialised sauce mop. || Not exactly helping his case, I fear. || The progressive retail experience, parts 728 and 729. || Why pigeons don’t rule the Earth. || A project was undertaken. || Do you want to see her nipples? || “Homer Simpson arse shoes.” || The science-fiction cover art of Richard M Powers. (h/t, Things) || Outdoor fun for all the family. || For oldies who miss dials. || And finally, on the ease of using international email, 1986.
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One more time:
The cross-dressing founder of Belfast Pride was a convicted child predator.
The sort of education once relegated to sporting houses.
We used to understand that the most fundamental right anyone has, before free speech or religion or association or any other right, is the right to defend oneself from aggressors. Bodily autonomy. We took it away from children and now from adults. What did people think was going to happen?
That link calls them “Gypsy travellers”, and not that gypsies are not a separate problem but these caravans in the UK are usually Irish, correct?