AnimeIsTrash posted:

https://twitter.com/hereliesthighs/status/1508303365909929992?cxt=HHwWkICzqfD6yO4pAAAA

Some Guy TT posted:

https://mobile.twitter.com/connortryan/status/1508631115787120642

Nonsense posted:

https://twitter.com/JimmyJoeYam/status/1508504400301600769?s=20

TeenageArchipelago posted:

Mr Hootington posted:

I watched that too. The theme is great. A simplification of the banger chorus.

Just found out only murders season 2 starts the end of June. The first season was a pleasant, funny watch.
https://twitter.com/OnlyMurdersHulu/status/1507394836990734337?t=31qi_LKNHEXQZv6JojM8XA&s=19

Mantis42 posted:

No one was ever slapped at the Golden Rooster Awards... just saying.

Durf posted:

https://twitter.com/stavvybaby/status/1508479035684368390

loquacius posted:

remember when that warrenite teacher lady tried to convince her class that Bernie Sanders wearing mittens outside in January was white supremacy somehow and they were like "what the hell are you talking about" and she wrote an op-ed about what an educational experience it was for them and it got published

loquacius posted:

remember when that warrenite teacher lady tried to convince her class that Bernie Sanders wearing mittens outside in January was white supremacy somehow and they were like "what the hell are you talking about" and she wrote an op-ed about what an educational experience it was for them and it got published

Mr Hootington posted:

AC/DC is the greatest rock'n'roll band of all time. Nobody better

Clip-On Fedora posted:

Chris Rock getting slapped was the funniest thing he's done in decades.

indigi posted:

you never hear a band that popular with so much air in their songs. it’s amazing how confident they were in their performance and songwriting that they’d just have a full measure between clean quarter power cords with MAYBE a bass/snare drum keeping very simple time, and if you’ve ever seen them live the energy is still somehow over the top

Srice posted:

I completely forgot, and would like to see it if it hasn't been taken offline out of shame

quote:

Three weeks ago I processed the Capitol insurrection with my high school students. Rallying our inquiry skills, we analyzed the images of that historic day, images of white men storming through the Capitol, fearless and with no forces to stop them. “This,” I said, “is white supremacy, this is white privilege. It can be hard to pinpoint, but when we see, it, we know it.”

Across our Zoom screen, they affirmed, with nods, thumbs-ups, and emojis of anger and frustration. Fast-forward two weeks as we analyzed images from the inauguration, asking again, “What do we see?” We saw diversity, creativity and humanity, and a nation embracing all of this and more. On the day of the inauguration, Bernie Sanders was barely on our radar. The next day, he was everywhere.

“What do we see?” I asked again. We’ve been studying diversity and discrimination in the United States; my students were ready. What did they see? They saw a white man in a puffy jacket and huge mittens, distant not only in his social distancing, but in his demeanor and attire.

We took in the meaning of the day, the vulnerability of democracy, the power of ritual, traditions and the peaceful transition of power.

We talked about gender and the possible meanings of the attire chosen by Vice President Kamala Harris, Dr. Jill Biden, the Biden grandchildren, Michelle Obama, Amanda Gorman and others. We referenced the female warriors inspiring these women, the colors of their educational degrees and their monochromatic ensembles of pure power.

And there, across all of our news and social media feeds, was Bernie: Bernie memes, Bernie sweatshirts, endless love for Bernie. I puzzled and fumed as an individual as I strove to be my best possible teacher. What did I see? What did I think my students should see? A wealthy, incredibly well-educated and -privileged white man, showing up for perhaps the most important ritual of the decade, in a puffy jacket and huge mittens.

I mean in no way to overstate the parallels. Sen. Sanders is no white supremacist insurrectionist. But he manifests privilege, white privilege, male privilege and class privilege, in ways that my students could see and feel.

“When you see privilege, you know it,” I’d told them weeks before. Yet, when they saw Sen. Bernie Sanders manifesting privilege, when seemingly no one else did, I struggled to explain that disparity. I am beyond puzzled as to why so many are loving the images of Bernie and his gloves. Sweet, yes, the gloves, knit by an educator. So “Bernie.”

Not so sweet? The blindness I see, of so many (Bernie included), to the privileges Bernie represents. I don’t know many poor, or working class, or female, or struggling-to-be-taken-seriously folk who would show up at the inauguration of our 46th president dressed like Bernie. Unless those same folk had privilege. Which they don’t.

loquacius posted:

I found posts discussing it at the time, and the tweet with the link has been taken down but I apparently had the foresight to block-quote the text in its entirety so here's a C&P

nb w/r/t that last line: this is how Liz Warren and Janet Yellen dressed to the inauguration





all tarted up as you can see

loquacius posted:

this was in the San Francisco Chronicle

loquacius posted:

I found posts discussing it at the time, and the tweet with the link has been taken down but I apparently had the foresight to block-quote the text in its entirety so here's a C&P

nb w/r/t that last line: this is how Liz Warren and Janet Yellen dressed to the inauguration





all tarted up as you can see

Mr Hootington posted:

AC/DC is the greatest rock'n'roll band of all time. Nobody better

AnimeIsTrash posted:

https://twitter.com/hereliesthighs/status/1508303365909929992?cxt=HHwWkICzqfD6yO4pAAAA

MLSM posted:

ac dc lmao

indigi posted:

they’re like the lmfao of their generation

Pepe Silvia Browne posted:

*lib analyzing causes of trump voice* you can pretty much draw a straight line from AC\DC to LMFAO

Mr Hootington posted:

Just put on some ac/dc. Your mood will brighten. You will want to have fun. Nobody else does it like those scots.

Xaris posted:

i'm not an ac/dc fan (mostly dislike the vocals-side) but even i cannot deny this is true.

Mantis42 posted:

They should bring back rock music imo.

quote:

MACHINE GUN KELLY PICKED UP A GUITAR TO SAVE ROCK — AND HIMSELF