Old School Punk Librarian

Old School Punk Librarian

@kennethf62.bsky.social

Music, books, travel, art, LGBTQIA+ Pride, food, movies, tattoos, Antifa, library stuff, etc. Proud New Jerseyan. He/him, queer as the proverbial $3 bill. Taken; not here to flirt. This is an LGBTQ+ friendly space. Trans rights are human rights! 🏳️‍⚧️

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Gone Whale Watching San Diego "Amidst all of this orca mania, it’s been an outstanding start to humpback season! Over a dozen humpbacks were seen in San Diego yesterday, including this spectacular breacher captured by Captain Michael!" 📹Captain Michael Irwin Merriam

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Uma jovem Agnès Varda segurando as latas de filme de seu longa-metragem de estreia, "La Pointe Courte", de 1955.❤️🎬 #agnesvarda #lapointecourte #varda

Attention gay romance fans! I highly recommend this recent book by Scott K. Good. One of the best MM romance novels I've read (and I've read a lot!). The description in the ad is good but leaves out that the sex scenes are HOT!! 99 cents! #GayBooks #MMRomance #GayRomance #LGBTQBooks #ScottKGood

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Jaimen Hudson Esperance, Western Australia "The incredible and endangered Southern Right Whale, cruising the Esperance coast."

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Ashley Sykes Photographer 🐋 Whale & marine wildlife photography 🇦🇺 Australian east coast "I already said this yesterday, but this is the BEST time of the year! These calves are non stop They're using all of mum's previous milk and turning it into breaches I'm not sure mum's happy about it but I am"

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This LGBTQ History Month, we remember the generations of advocates, heroes, and icons who paved the path for us. We honor those who defended the freedom for everyone to live and love authentically.

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Happy 58th anniversary to George A. Romero's NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD, released at the Fulton Theater in Pittsburgh OTD in 1968. Horror movies (and zombies) would never be the same. Made at a cost of approximately $125,000, it would go on to gross over $30 million.