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I was asked by a 20 year younger friend how my internet was back then. I needed a moment but then I told her the story of an IRC channel and how we made the day for a young girl who happened to be on our IRC channel. Because this is what my internet was like back then and I wish sometimes it still was like this. Let me tell the story:

I was 25, the channel members were like 20 to 30 years old. Somehow this young girl found her way to us. She was 14 when she joined the channel. >>

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A tiny crab museum in Kent has more moral courage than all the political institutions in the UK combined

Thank you, lil' crab people πŸ³οΈβ€βš§πŸ’•πŸ™

"Crab Museum comes out swinging for trans people after Supreme Court ruling: Not how biology works"

thepinknews.com/2025/04/23/cra

#TransRightsAreHumanRights #LGBTQIA

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Professor Stephen Whittle OBE, famed UK Trans Legal activist from Press for Change, probably the most reputable trans person in the UK in regard to the law and affecting it, has put out the action plan guide stating that the best chance of influencing things is for trans and allys to write physical letters to their MP and 6 copies to specific other members of parliament.

He's provided the relevant facts to be included and laid out what you need to write.

translucent.org.uk/a-guide-to-

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Uk pol, - trans rights, allyship 

Barclays are first to hop on the bathroom bandwagon, and allies can send a powerful message.

Money talks. Removing your money from them is a massively effective step and can be done relatively easily with the account switch service guarantee. Been thinking about moving because of their general nefariousness but lacked the oomph? Please, now. Some banks pay you to switch, and you could even donate that to a pro-trans charity.

Then let the bank manager know why.

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Maybe there is someone out there watching us back, we can't be alone here. But somehow, looking up makes things feel a little lighter.

A portrait of Koda , the wah, done during TFF's Artists Alley.

It was my first acrylic painting done at an artists alley during a convention ever. It took me some hours more than when I work on these on my studio, there are so many (good) distractions, people saying hi, cute fursuits that I can't hug because I have my hands full of painting, and even questions about the acrylics I was doing and about art in general. It was a very good experience, and something way different than when I'm just sketching.

This time I didn't record any time-lapse, hard to do that at a convention while doing many things at the same time. It would be possible, but annoying.

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I had shared this piece 15 days ago on Patreon and Ko-Fi, as same I'm already sharing pictures that it will take some weeks to share on my galleries and social media. If you want to see them before I post them, and also get them on their full resolution, and at the same time supporting me to keep doing what I do:
Patreon: patreon.com/pandapaco
Ko-Fi: ko-fi.com/panda_paco
Thank you!

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i'd gone into it thinking the capture thing might be kind of gimmicky and annoying but pretty much every single one of them works really well & is fun to use. like whole games could've been built around some of these mechanics. its a game with a lot of ideas that manages to execute on all of them

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well i have been playing this game all day & i finished the story
the end bit where you (spoilers) was so cool....

ofc there's still a shitload to do & i will be sticking with it. i actually think it might be my new favourite mario game???

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