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I 💙 Dogs @dogs100.bsky.social · 22h

From cutesy to royalty….

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Numitor 🔞 @numitorus.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Retro fits

The same woman in three different outfits-- a blouse and jeans, underwear, and a summer dress

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❤️‍🔥🔞BEABS AND NUTS🔞❤️‍🔥 @carnemancy.bsky.social · 14h

DONE!! I'm v happy with this one esp its soft white fur patches

a black clay ceramic sculpture of a dragon with soft white patches of fur and a bright pink penis

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Mae @spiderpolice.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

phone sex

a girl jerking off while on the phone: her thoughts (dont say it, dont say it don't say it) she says "I love you i love you!!" and thinks(FUCK)

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𝐷𝑎𝑖𝑧𝑦 🔜Howloween @daizydogg.bsky.social · 19h

🐺⛓️🖤

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Anne Helen Petersen @annehelen.bsky.social · 21h

This is *the* piece. Kate Manne, professor of philosophy at Cornell, speaks truth to the totality of failures at the university — and why students protesting the war in Gaza have faced far harsher consequences than any of the Cornell 7: www.thecut.com/article/what...

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What It Feels Like at Cornell Right Now

As a professor at the Ivy League school, Kate Manne has known many, many victims. There’s a palpable feeling on campus, she writes, that this is big.

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Thomas Ha @thomasha.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

i should clarify, when i write people doing bad things, it's because i am bad. they are me. more importantly, when you read about those bad things, they also become you. that's how story works. in fact, you are going to think about murder before this skeet ends. how's that feel, sicko.

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🌿🌞Sarah🌛🦋 @legndofphoenix.bsky.social · 16h

Literally, the only point of frats outside of rape is for men to have dirt on one another so they can maybe get a job in the future thanks to their rich buddy who sexually humiliated them in their college boy's club.

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rights for gamers @evilswag.bsky.social · 16h

the more i think about it the more being a politician sounds cool except the part where i have to sit still in meetings. would they give me ADA accommodations

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Spicymochi @spicymochi.bsky.social · 21h

I had to give her a friend

Illustration of two very round bears covered in snow

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rights for gamers @evilswag.bsky.social · 21h

*knows two people with history degrees* i wonder where i can find good and reliable information regarding the french revolution

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rights for gamers @evilswag.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

thinking about minoring in econ. my therapist thinks i should run for local office but we'll see what happens

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gossip göre @britneyspheres.bsky.social · 21/06/2026

"Vertical Societies" (2023) by Richard Nadler

Huge towers at night, with a lot of people behind the illuminated windows

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olyester 🌼 @cco00oo.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

on sale

A digital painting of Leafeon

A leafeon naps in a basket of peppers at a produce stand bathed in sunlight. Partly eaten peppers sits nearby, while the price tag has been replaced with a half-off label: "leftovers" They're a bargain, so pepper stir-fry it is tonight. Now then... let's make sure we don't wake the little sleeper

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Jessica Ellis @baddestmamajama.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

I have separated the art from the artist and am now whipping the art to stiff peaks, after which I will gently fold it into the artist before baking at 350 til golden and puffed

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rights for gamers @evilswag.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Why are you trans? Wrong answers only. watched Chinese spongebob, which instantly transed my gender

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dr. rich traditions, JD @helldude.bsky.social · 18/06/2025

i cant stop laughing at everything about this sorry

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rights for gamers @evilswag.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

people make the mistake a lot when talking about conservatives that business tax cuts = bad for the "little guy" conservative. in reality starting a small business is the encouraged form of engagement and those business tax cuts help small businesses

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rights for gamers @evilswag.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

why arent there any gift of Gayle yelling GOOOOURDS that changed my brain wiring

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rights for gamers @evilswag.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

i actually need to learn spanish there's so many spanish speaking communists

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weeder @weeder.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

God, grant me the courage to change the things I can and incredible new powers to change the things I can't.

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Tim Gaedke @timgaedke.com · 26/09/2026

talent is a lie

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Matt the Dad Dude @undefeatedmatt.wifeguy.online · 26/09/2026

People on this website love to complain about how authoritarian China is, but Xi would absolutely execute owners of a company like DraftKings and honestly I want that for us

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ProPublica @propublica.org · 26/09/2026

Hey, ProPublica reporter Jake Pearson here. I’m taking over the account to tell you about my new story. For months, I posed as a problem gambler on DraftKings to test the company's "responsible gaming" safeguards. Spoiler alert: They made me a VIP — and I lost $10K. Here's how it all went down. 🧵

Selfie taken by ProPublica reporter Jake Pearson, a man wearing a backwards baseball cap and an orange T-shirt.

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rights for gamers @evilswag.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

part of the reason i keep up w financial news

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Taran Fiddler @tfiddlerart.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Yuzu 🍊

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SimzArt @simzart.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

Moth. 💡

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nick (slut) .cash @nickca.sh · 24/09/2026

science is finally doing what it was always meant to do -- making catgirls real freedomofform.org/7606/septemb...

Demonstration of fur implant technology in live subjects

Figure 1: Synthetic fur implants were tested in 2 subjects. Left: Illustration of a fur implant as used in these experiments. Here, implants were placed in incisions angled at roughly 45 degrees in the skin

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J. L. Westover @mrlovenstein.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

Secret Panel HERE 🐻 patreon.com/mrlovenstein/posts/on-whim-143945864

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bijan @bijan.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

i think about this post all the time. you might too

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I am paid a very high salary to design new ways to hurt innocent people. Please don't hurt me. I want to live. My job is to hurt your children. Please, don't do anything to me. I want to be safe. My job is to make your family sick. I want to live. Please, I deserve to live. Pleas
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we have elizabeth at home @spindlypete.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

you shouldn't take an iced coffee to a job interview because you shouldn't be trying to get a job. you should be digging an enormous pit or a complex system of tunnels

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beartrapped 🔞 @softending.bsky.social · 05/09/2026

warm welcome 🟩 #kinktober

illustration of a trans man kneeling on a glowing green pentagram, being fucked with unexpected vigor by the tentacles emerging from within.

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Wikipedia @wikipedia.org · 22/09/2026

Breakfast ended. Lunch is still hours away. Several cultures have a meal for that. What's your order?

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Wikipedia @wikipedia.org · 23/09/2026

Introducing: Wikipedia affirmations. All direct quotes from Wikipedia articles, just taken a little bit out of context. Feel free to put one on your wall or suggest another.

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Peter @notalawyer.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

i really can’t bring myself to care about AI anthropomorphism debates. “is AI thinking?” i don’t know. is a calculator calculating? questions for the philosophers. what’s important is that we put sam altman in prison.

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rights for gamers @evilswag.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

u gotta take this down man, this is enough info for people to receive medication and medical records on your behalf. not mentioning the fact i found your address in like 2 seconds

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SOLOLOCO 🔜 MFF @ponedrone.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

Horse dressed to impress by @feturax.bsky.social

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lauren @lauren.rotatingsandwiches.com · 25/09/2026

started listening to the audiobook of The Making of the Atomic Bomb by richard rhodes on my walks and came across the Death Machine passage this morning. still hits like a hammer 15 years after I first read it. my GOAT will never be washed

“The machine gun mechanized war. Artillery and gas mechanized war. They were the hardware of the war, the tools. But they were only proximately the mechanism of the slaughter. The ultimate mechanism was a method of organization—anachronistically speaking, a software package.376 “The basic lever,” the writer Gil Elliot comments, “was the conscription law, which made vast numbers of men available for military service.377 The civil machinery which ensured the carrying out of this law, and the military organization which turned numbers of men into battalions and divisions, were each founded on a bureaucracy. The production of resources, in particular guns and ammunition, was a matter for civil organization. The movement of men and resources to the front, and the trench system of defence, were military concerns.” Each interlocking system was logical in itself and each system could be rationalized by those who worked it and moved through it. Thus, Elliot demonstrates, “It is reasonable to obey the law, it is good to organize well, it is ingenious to devise guns of high technical capacity, it is sensible to shelter human beings against massive firepower by putting them in protective trenches.”

“What was the purpose of this complex organization? Officially it was supposed to save civilization, protect the rights of small democracies, demonstrate the superiority of Teutonic culture, beat the dirty Hun, beat the arrogant British, what have you. But the men caught in the middle came to glimpse a darker truth. “The War had become undisguisedly mechanical and inhuman,” Siegfried Sassoon allows a fictional infantry officer to see. “What in earlier days had been drafts of volunteers were now droves of victims.”378 Men on every front independently discovered their victimization. Awareness intensified as the war dragged”

“on. In Russia it exploded in revolution. In Germany it motivated desertions and surrenders. Among the French it led to mutinies in the front lines. Among the British it fostered malingering.Whatever its ostensible purpose, the end result of the complex organization that was the efficient software of the Great War was the manufacture of corpses. This essentially industrial operation was fantasized by the generals as a “strategy of attrition.” The British tried to kill Germans, the Germans tried to kill British and French and so on, a “strategy” so familiar by now that it almost sounds normal. It was not normal in Europe before 1914 and no one in authority expected it to evolve, despite the pioneering lessons of the American Civil War. Once the trenches were in place, the long grave already dug (John Masefield’s bitterly ironic phrase), then the war stalemated and death-making overwhelmed any rational response.379 “The war machine,” concludes Elliot, “rooted in law, organization, production,”

“movement, science, technical ingenuity, with its product of six thousand deaths a day over a period of 1,500 days, was the permanent and realistic factor, impervious to fantasy, only slightly altered by human variation.”380No human institution, Elliot stresses, was sufficiently strong to resist the death machine.381 A new mechanism, the tank, ended the stalemate. An old mechanism, the blockade, choked off the German supply of food and matériel. The increasing rebelliousness of the foot soldiers threatened the security of the bureaucrats. Or the death machine worked too well, as against France, and began to run out of raw material. The Yanks came over with their sleeves rolled up, an untrenched continent behind them where the trees were not hung with entrails. The war putrified to a close.But the death machine had only sampled a vast new source of raw material: the civilians behind the lines. It had not yet evolved equipment efficient to process them, only big guns

and clumsy biplane bombers. It had not yet evolved the necessary rationale that old people and women and children are combatants equally with armed and uniformed young men. That is why, despite its sickening squalor and brutality, the Great War looks so innocent to modern eyes.

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