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I commed this fantastic Bonaventure from @0000ysyk.bsky.social! 😍 I love him so much 💚💚💚 #fefw #fortunesweave
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i don't think it's that crazy it's a lot harder to use public money to build a complicated interconnected grid of rail infrastructure than it is to use private money to build a bunch of big warehouses. like i don't think it's great only one of those is possible but what i do not think it is is crazy
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A weird change that has taken place in my lifetime is that in the past, British racists were aware of what mixed-race people were and were furious about it, as opposed to the New Racism, which frequently seems actively confused by the birds and the bees.
I remember many yrs ago one of my regular customers asked another of my regular customers "I seen you in Shields th other day with a couple of [racial slur] teenagers, what was that about that?" And the other guy replied "Do you mean my fucking grandchildren?" Never seen a man visibly shrink so fast
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Here's my @jackofarttrades.bsky.social art trade for @midrangejohn.bsky.social ! I drew his very cool OC Raven~ #ocArt #OCSky #MKArt
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The word "geisha" originally meant "person of the arts," and the first geisha were all men. The woman usually credited as the first female geisha, Kikuya, opened a teahouse in Edo's Fukagawa district and began training other women.