Knowledge is for Cutting

Susanna Leslie-Melville, England, 1918

Saint Petersburg, Russia (by Irina Chobotova)

orc lady commission!

I really cannot get over this cats fucking face it’s so round and conveying an emotion that I simply am not equipped to understand

I WAS AT THIS MEETING, I MET THIS CAT. I forget his name but he was soooo sweet, I think it was Councilman Clark who brought him in! This was at the very first meeting in Denver to decide whether to ban declawing (the ban succeeded!)

Update: I emailed this post to councilman Clark, subject line “your kitty is famous”

Update 2: Councilman Clark responded, he thinks this is awesome and his cat’s name is Kit Kat

Thank you Kit Kat for protecting the cats of Denver!

I think the emotion on Kit Kat’s face is democratic engagement.

reblog kit kat to gotv tuesday nov. 6, 2018

imagine hearing “hall of the mountian king” for the first time in 1875. the sheer chaos imagine being some norwegian aristocrat and sitting down for a nice day at the symphony and getting your entire wig and life snatched right before your very eyes

i’m just saying grieg went tf off!

Anxiety is like if the 20 seconds spent waiting to hear if it’s Under Pressure or Ice Ice Baby lasted forever

text thanks to @redundantharpoons:

A concept with @inkwillstain about how The Void is a cat that eats people’s worries and poops them out into stars.

This makes me so happy. I like screaming into the void. I also like the idea that “The Void” is actually a cat.

The original idea was that The Void is made up of a bunch of black cats.

Can I pet the void?

Here’s the thing: if the Republicans don’t suffer significant losses in the midterms, then they will interpret this as meaning that the racism and the xenophobia and the scapegoating of Jews and muslims and transgender people are winning propositions, and they will double down on all of these things. Yes the Democrats are frustratingly mediocre, and it sucks. But things still have a LOT of room to get worse.

Great piece on an intelligence failure.

Eva Green, photographed by Rebecca Miller for Jaguar, Oct 2018.

Me: *picks up book in store*

Book: *has reviews instead of summary on the back*

Me: *puts down book*