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The UK public celebrates a genuine national treasure on his centenary, which coincides with a landslide of council votes for a political party that rejects net zero, wants to defund the institutions that Attenborough's life has enriched, and doesn't care about nature. Go figure.
David Attenborough is now officially 100 years old.
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Futurama has ended once again, Matt Groening confirms "They can put us in a coffin. They can nail the lid shut, but they can’t bury us. We will rise again" (via @Variety)
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I actually don't think people referring to bi men as HIV vessels will be kind to them and my evidence is the fact that they're calling them HIV vessels
vewwyyy interesting. A man in my comments said not dating bi men would bleed into real life bc the women who wouldn’t date them would prob also not hire him for a job. v male thinking. women are kind to ppl they aren’t attracted to every day. men usually arent.
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Hate to be this way but it's remarkable how this entire discussion is predicated on certain women earnestly and wholeheartedly believing they are free of social conditioning and prejudicial bias simply bc they're women
vewwyyy interesting. A man in my comments said not dating bi men would bleed into real life bc the women who wouldn’t date them would prob also not hire him for a job. v male thinking. women are kind to ppl they aren’t attracted to every day. men usually arent.
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Yes, if you harbor extremely vile attitudes about bi men like "they're insatiable HIV-carrying cheaters who have disgusting butt sex" I am probably going to assume you're not a safe person for queer people to be around lmao
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Absolutely mental that we fully had several days of discourse on here caused entirely by radfems finding a new and innovative way of calling queer men sexual predators.
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Predictable but still fascinating insight into how straight women are at this intersection of unchecked biphobia and homophobia, and internalised misogyny that has them parroting archaic ideas about gender roles that emasculates anyone who might have had contact with another man.
66% of straight women are unwilling to date a bisexual man, our study finds ahead of #BiVisibility Day % unwilling to date a bi man Straight women 66% Bi men 15% Gay men 11% Bi women 10% % unwilling to date a bi woman Straight men 35% Lesbian women 20% Bi men 9% Bi women 3%
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The replies to this thread were the predictable vitriol from straights who are more likely to paint bi people as coercive predators, than challenge their own biphobia. Nobody is trying to tell them who to date and fuck, just to not be a fucking weird and hateful prick about it.
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"I won't date bi men because the risk of cheating and SDIs", as the surveys voluntary responses show. Famously, straight men are bastions of faithfulness and routinely check their sexual health. Like, ofc date who you like. But ditch the dumb and harmful biphobia, yeah?
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Makes me laugh when people get angry at changes made when adapting a story that involves a talking lion. Don't remember this many people being outraged that Hamlet and Claudius became Simba and Scar, or indeed that they became talking lions.
🚨 A mãe de Digory, interpretada por Carey Mulligan, se chamará Flora em NÁRNIA: O SOBRINHO DO MAGO. Substituindo o nome Mabel por Flora, Greta Gerwig presta uma homenagem a mãe de C. S. Lewis que faleceu quando ele tinha apenas 9 anos.
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Twitter: "fuck translan, not my narnia, death to woke" Twitter, if it were around in 1994: "why is Hamlet now a lion with a Swahili name, and why is his dad voiced by a black dude... this shit so PC"
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'Oh but Disney made it very clear they were telling a separate story, they called it The Lion King' Yes, I'm sure these unhinged people would feel totally the same if Greta Gerwig just changed the title of her film, and would be totally normal about that too.
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you know, "Romeo Montague" is a really impressive character when you remember Shakespeare was writing in the FIFTEEN NINETIES in ENGLAND. There was no internet to look this kind of tuning up and no Italians to personally ask. People really do not remember pre-internet life
you know, “Cho Chang” etc gets a lot easier to understand when you remember Rowling was writing in the NINETIES in SCOTLAND. There was no internet to look this kind of thing up and no Koreans or Chinese to personally ask. People really do not remember pre-internet life
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A third of Shakespeare's plays are set in Italian cities and have characters with distinctly Italian, Old French, and Greek-rooted names, yet he never left England. Bloke must have been fucking psychic.
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When Millennials reach boomer-age we're going to get nostalgic for our pre-internet childhoods, where we apparently lived in caves and some middle-aged woman inspired us all with her worldly knowledge. Cho Chang? Kingsley Shacklebolt? All from a cafe in Edinburgh, you say?!
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Coyote vs Acme - best live action/animation film since Who Framed Roger Rabbit. A film about fighting a shoddy corporation, that only exists thanks to the people who fought a shoddy corporation. It's existence and release is a win for art, film, and creatives.
‘COYOTE VS ACME’ throws shade at Warner Bros in its first trailer. “[Warner Bros] is a wholly owned subsidiary of the ACME corporation.”
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When you don't set out the parameters in which you'll use a national emergency alarm to the public, and do your only trial whilst a rogue country is threatening nukes, yes it's irresponsible and stupid to suddenly use said alarm for wildfire risks, a day after the risk peaked.
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🌙 the last two sunsets
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