Laserdisc Collector, Toy Hoarder, CRT Enthusiast. You should turn off auto-motion on your TV.

Joined December 2009
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Under capitalism, it's very normal to let children go hungry, let banks force people out of their homes, let sick people dıė for lack of access to healthcare. But the idea that billionaires could just be less rich, not poor, not struggling, just less rich, is considered insane.
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There’s much about this that’s false but on the issue of “terrorism” it’s worth highlighting again that in the past 30 years Israel had killed more American civilians than Hezbollah and Iran combined and it’s not particularly close.
To answer this directly, Israeli intelligence helps secure the world's oil supplies/transit, as well as providing needed surveillance regarding international terrorist groups who threaten Americans. There's a lot of wishful thinking that Israel doesn't help us much, but they do.
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wow texas is so beautiful
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Gerda Wegeners so cool.. born 1885 and made lesbian erotica art inspired by her wife who came out as a trans woman ten years into their marriage and was one of the first one of the first to ever have sex reassignment surgery. The danish government annulled their marriage over it
Gerda Wegener - Nymph and Satyr (1925)
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I love how basically every study shows that students do better with less homework and workers perform better with more vacation days and shorter shifts, yet we do the exact opposite because of outdated, guilt-driven “work is suffering” values and toxic hustle culture.
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Street Casual Rouge 💎✨
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Watch You Can See Everything from the front row to unlock Chad Nathan Fielder
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We’re obsessed with the idea that poor people might take more than they need, but we almost never question why billionaires are never satisfied with what they already have.
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From the HD remaster of "Vampire Princess Miyu" OVAs, now available on Blu-ray in the US via Animeigo.
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Wicker knows its target audience. Phenomenal. No notes.
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TFA humanformers #OPJAZZ
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Delinquent Detective: Sukeban Deka has been delayed from Fall 2026 to Early 2027. We’re working hard to make this release the best it can be, and challenges with the original older files have required additional time to ensure everything meets our quality standards.
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Tiny.
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It should be illegal to be this cute all the time
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🖤INCOMING LICENSE‼️ 3/3 Phantom Core by Yasushi Nirasawa Monster lovers rejoice!!! The companion sci-fi/fantasy manga to our upcoming release CREATURE CORE. Follow Phancure, the beer loving freelance suppressor and Nina Dolono hunt down demented WEPTURES! Coming Spring 2027
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‼️INCOMING LICENSE💥 Jyoshikohei by Jiro Matsumoto. Giant high school girl mechs rule the dimensional battlefield, but they drive their middle-aged male pilots insane. Takigawa’s job? Brutally hunt down the ones that go rogue. Coming 2027, 3 new omnibus editions from Peow2
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It’s kind of funny that the Blokees Transformers kits have proper bios while the Studio Series figures don’t
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shipz@heyshipz12 Oct 2025
show me a better anime series than this
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The Furry, Sci-Fi, & Anime communities were joined at the hip since at LEAST the 70s. There was a solid decade where they shared the same conventions, & watched the same shows, in the same building. It may shock some, but people saying they're unrelated don't know their history.
Unironically, the sci-fi and anime and furry communities are linked as the early forms of those fandoms were intertwined with each other The C/FO Organization was a meetup in L.A. where fans got together to watch cartoons and sci-fi anime (this flyer is from January of 1982)
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