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the balrogs in lotr are kinda silly like

they were a thing morgoth used in the war of the elves and then
when the war was over they just kinda

hung out under ground

forever

eternally mad at the treatment of "nonbinary" as a third gender as opposed to. you know. every other gender

Trying to find that one de-Googling thread. >.>

New goal, get a follower on every instances so that my digital footprint will be preserved across the fediverse. Every new instance is a new phylactery for me.

fuck it *becomes my own wife*

protip: stand on the scooter instead of hovering ominously, jackass

Communities inevitably disintegrate, particularly the online ones. I think it's cool that fedi enables the disintegration of individual communities while allowing their members to disperse and join other ones. It makes us more resilient.

@Joshi When you refuse to exist inside the gender binary, thereby challenging the hegemony of the political class, that makes you an eneby of the state.

when your nemesis refutes the gender binary

if you do enough praxis you can exchange it for a free tote bag

@TwoVealCutlets I would call Ursula an Anarchist.

"Ursula Le Guin didn’t, as I understand it, call herself an anarchist. I asked her about this. She told me that she didn’t call herself an anarchist because she didn’t feel that she deserved to—she didn’t do enough. I asked her if it was OK for us to call her one. She said she’d be honored."

https://crimethinc.com/2018/01/25/we-will-remember-freedom-why-it-matters-that-ursula-k-le-guin-was-an-anarchist

I would say (especially on this day), we honour her and call her an anarchist as I think she was.

just full metal galchemists being full metal palchemists