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@rossthesedays.bsky.social hello stranger! It's been a minute! Just wanted to let you know "multi-disciplinary homosexual" has made my year. You've officially beat The Vampire Lestat's "non-discriminating" - but shhh, I don't want to get kicked out of the vampire club. Oh wait, this is public 🦇

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Thanks for your indulgence. Writers gonna write! ;)

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Lovely! This is hands down my favourite market score!

A vintage white china tea cup with a black cat wearing a bow on the front and Good Luck written underneath.

The back of a white vintage teacup with "When all goes wrong, And the world seems flat, Accept from me, This lucky cat" written in black cursive.

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already there. If people really care about supporting those alt text benefits - 'Hey this is great. More people will be able to access it if you alt text' is a solid approach. Better still, DM instead of publicly shaming them. Soz! Didn't anticipate this turning into a novel!

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our education system or mahi. Once you explain what it is and why people have a enormous good will. Responding to that by attacking them when they stuff up is a way to erode that pretty quickly. Hell, sometimes I skip it. When the space and font to type it in is too small, or I ADHD tells me it's

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When a Deaf friend got piled on for forgetting once because they were having a rough day, that was it for me. I've literally only just come back. When I do training the difference in people's experiences can be huge. Also many just don't know - and you can't blame them when it's not baked in to

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Make it Easy | Kia Māmā Mai @makeiteasy.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Totally agree well-meaning policing can do more harm than good. I have low vision and give accessibility training - alt text is my jam, but it was the constant snark disguised as care aimed at folk who didn't use it that drove me away from here for a while.

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We love seeing these Electoral Commission Easy Read guides in the wild! The deadline to enrol is Sunday 25 October so if you have not enrolled yet, do so today. You can find information about enrolling and voting in Easy Read and other accessible formats at: tinyurl.com/mr2nwjym

People First Life Member David Corner is standing up and smiling at the camera. He is holding up two Easy Read guides about the upcoming 2026 General Election. One guide is called, "Get ready to enrol and vote in the 2026 General Election: The Easy Read guide to enrolling and voting" and the other guide is called, "Information about the Māori Electoral Option – Te Kōwhiringa Pōti Māori: Quick Guide".

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Kasey Gifford @kaseygifford.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

This is my new favorite thing.

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Oh, it stands to reason Every dog will have his day Your day is leavin' Better hold on tight Here comes the night...

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It's a long and hard row to hoe When seeds that you sow Grow by the wicked moon Be sure your sins will find you out Your past will hunt you down And return to tell on you

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You can't hide from your demons Feel them all lurkin' around You're runnin' scared 'Cause you know they're out there They're waitin' for the sun to go down.

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You've got bones in your closet You've got ghosts in your town Ain't no doubt, dear they're gonna come out They're waitin' for the sun to go down

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YouTube video by Little Big Town - Topic

What goes around comes around Feel it breathin' down heavy on you You made that bed you're layin' on Deeds that you have done, now you can't undo... Good song this. Imma leave some lyrics here: youtu.be/RC7GDhZJ20o?...

youtu.be

Bones

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Make it Easy | Kia Māmā Mai @makeiteasy.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

Today is the International Day of Sign Languages and the 75th anniversary of the World Federation of the Deaf! This year's theme is "Declaring Deaf People's Human Rights", of which reasonable accommodations are a huge part. To learn more check out our Easy Read document at: tinyurl.com/5ywadrau

Two people are sitting on chairs. They are communicating with each other using sign language.

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Anna Kirtlan @seamunchkin.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

Finally, "this wasn't on my (insert year here) bingo card" turns up something glorious!

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CEO Johnny Cans @oldmatecans.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

I WAS RIGHT HAHHAHAHA FUCK YEAH BABY

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Jarrod Baker @jarrodbaker.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

the forbidden romance between a sexy vampire and a sexy witch, as told through a decade of carefully crafted OIA requests

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responsibility on the next one. I'm not giving up, and I know there are a lot of people out there like me. Let's meet in the middle, stand up to the fearmongering, and hold onto hope together. End rant.

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and others, joy. I'm not saying there's nothing to worry about. What I am saying is we can't deal with what's facing us if we're all paralyzed with fear. I'm sorry my generation weren't the ones to save the world, I really had hoped we would be. But I also don't think it's fair to place that

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dream. For any young folk who've read this far, your future is yours. Don't let any adult blathering scare you into thinking otherwise. Same goes for the adults getting clubbed on the head by this on the daily. Humanity will have a future if we create one. Keep doing the things that bring you

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I thought I might not have a future. I did what one little person could to prevent that from happening, but I was scared. I'm 45 now and it is my future. So far, it's been a pretty good one. There's been some bumps along the way, but I got to be a reporter and I write books - which was little me's

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phones and start taking some responsibility for what we, as adults, are putting out into their world. Not everyone has the capacity to read between the lines and see the ratings games going on in the background, that this is taking 'if it bleeds it leads' to the grotesque extreme. When I was young

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the telly all the time. There was emotion, analysis and conjecture, but no news anchors calmly stating "there's a chance we're all gonna die" down the barrel of a camera. Hearing this stuff on the daily has an impact, particularly on young people. Maybe we stop just fixating on their

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No wonder so many kids are living with anxiety. When I was young nuclear holocaust was the Big Bad. Yes there were documentaries and TV shows, but I have zero memories of the end of humanity being stated as fact - and I was a news-watching kid. I was 20 when 9/11 happened. It was horrific and on

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a) have some serious evidence b) do your best to avoid harm in the way you shared it. "This has happened and these people say this is likely to happen" does not pass that test, and using the end of humanity as a throwaway line before the sports section is the opposite of social responsibility.

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