I’m convinced that this is Antler Guy and Neighbor Steve’s favorite show. They never miss an episode and spend the entire last season with a box of tissues on the couch between them.
An old and homely grandmother accidentally summons a demon. She mistakes him for her gothic-phase teenage grandson and takes care of him. The demon decides to stay at his new home.
I’m quite sure that the handful of people who follow me already know this, but please help spread the word!
this is your yearly reminder that animals are not toys. they are a huge commitment. even small pets like hamsters and fish can be expensive and require a lot of work. if you’re planning to get someone a pet as a gift this holiday season, please only do so if you’re 100% sure that they are willing and able to take responsibility for the well-being of a living thing, potentially for years or even decades.
Squee! I’m a Tiny Water Dragon. It’s very appropriate both for me and for my sister who is in the same date range. (She might have preferred Jack Ass or Safari Horse though.)
I’m a Safari Horse! What are you?
Pride puppies!!!
kinda late but I really wanted to draw something for pride month so have some transparent pride pups!!
if you want a certain flag/pup feel free to message me for a request! ;w; I’d be happy to take a few as these were really fun and relaxing to draw
Just in case anyone needed a reason.
Worth sharing every day 😄 The benefits of reading books #infographic http://bit.ly/2ExeRup
If you live in the United States, can legally vote, and have not already done so, please vote on November 8, 2022. Specifically, vote for people who are not fascists, who will support everyone’s bodily autonomy, and who believe that LGBTQ+ people deserve rights.
If you need voting information and can’t find it yourself, call or email your local library. They will probably have everything handy (because you are almost certainly not the only person with questions), but they will find it for you if necessary! The only thing they won’t tell you is whom to vote for.
Some states will allow you to register at the polls if you are not already registered. Even if you can’t register for this election, do it now so you’re ready for the next one.
Reminder: tomorrow’s Election Day. If you haven’t voted, take a moment to look up the voting centers near you and hours of operation
Some states mandate time off to allow employees to vote. Some don’t. If your state does, be firm in your right to take time to vote if you cannot any other time
Don’t let those self-righteous old fascist fucks get comfortable. Even if you think there’s no chance, make ‘em sweat
Yes to all of the above!
This is great advice if you are able to travel to the ballot drop-off location or have someone you trust deliver it for you.
Also, check the requirements on your absentee ballot carefully! In Wisconsin, the envelope for an absentee ballot needs to be signed on the outside by both the voter and a witness. I think it needs the witness’ address, too. If that information is missing, the ballot is NOT counted. Check the requirements as soon as possible after you get your ballot so you have time to make arrangements, if necessary.
1. Check your Voter registration to make sure everything is up to date. If you can, request a Mail-In Ballot. I live in CO, where all elections are Mail-In only now, so I get one anyway.
2. Fill out your ballot per the instructions on your Ballot. Some Notes:
Read Instructions thoroughly, and fill out your Ballot in private.
Do NOT post pictures of your Ballot as this may invalidate it. DO Post pictures of your “I Voted” sticker.
Make sure to vote for all the offices up for election- as important as the presidential election is, your mayor, governer, local school board and sherrif have a MUCH bigger impact on your immediate safety and quality of life. Google your candidates, look up the Leauge of Women Voter’s Guides for a reliably Impartial rundown of your local candidates.
Remember also that it is better to have someone in office that is only moderately incompotent, than it is to have someone that actively wants you dead. It is the first step to having someone worthwhile next time.
If you wanted a third party option, your local elections are the best place to do this- my own city council has several Green Party members and it got me city-sponsored single-stream recycling! Its also moving the state legislature significantly farther left.
They’re boxes you drive or walk or bus or bike or whatever up to and drop your ballot in, and the elections officials will have it that evening. Pros of Ballot Drop-Off:
Can be turned in the same day you reccive your ballot, if you want to get this over with ASAP
Open 24/7, so you can drop it off whenever
Absolutely guaranteed to get your vote counted, regardless of what Donald does with the Post Office.
No waiting in line
No exposing yourself to the coronavirus
Most cities will have several ballot Drop-Off locations, at places like the grocery store, the county courthouse, city hall, at high schools etc. Google your town or county name and “Ballot Drop Off Locations” and it’ll give you directions even.
Absolutely Save the USPS, but this is the BEST way to make sure your vote gets counted this
I just realized that I forgot to post yesterday! I had it planned out and just ... spaced.
Anyway, now that I'm done beating up myself (with e. e. cumming’s help), I'm ready to take on the world. If you're sequestered, this may be a good time to add some color to your life! Yesterday’s poem was I Shall Paint My Nails Red by Carole Satyamurti.
For today's poem, if painting your nails isn't acting out enough, try some Dangerous Coats by Sharon Owens.
Random stuff I have collected. All opinions are my own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of my employer. (Icon by Freepik: www.freepik.com)
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