"I Regret The Pain That I Have Caused You..."

im hilarous

love when they show Kirk kissing and/or flirting with some lady and then immediately cut to Spock’s reaction

they know that the most important part of a kirk kiss scene is, of course, how Spock feels about it

+bonus: Kirk being confused when Spock’s the one flirting

Bothersome beast, comforting friend

Keep your messaging simple:

“Trump fired everyone in charge of airplane safety, and a week later planes started crashing into each other.”

That’s it. That’s the messaging. Don’t get bogged down disputing Trump’s false claims. Just blame him, in short and repeatable sentences.

there's no greater betrayal than finally starting to read a book you've had sitting for months on your shelf or your desk or your nightstand and then finding out it's bad. like. i gave you a fucking home.

you know what actually, let this be its own post

did you guys know Bellara can do a little happy dance after she hits an enemy :)

stolen from bluesky.

Rolling Stone

Trump's National Park Service Brings Its Revisionist History to the Underground Railroad

The National Park Service edited a page on its website that describes the Underground Railroad to reduce the emphasis on Harriet Tubman.

The National Park Service has edited a page on its website that describes the Underground Railroad to reduce the emphasis on Harriet Tubman, instead highlighting “Black/White cooperation.”

The Washington Post first reported the changes, noting that the government replaced a large portrait of Tubman as well as a quote at the top of the page where Tubman described herself as “the conductor of the Underground Railroad for eight years.” In place of Tubman’s portrait is a collage of five U.S. Postal Service stamps that depict Black and white abolitionist figures, including Tubman, who were involved in helping to bring escaped enslaved people to the north.

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The opening lines of the page no longer mention slavery but call the Underground Railroad “one of the most significant expressions of the American civil rights movement.” It also states that the network “bridged the divides of race.”