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indulging my prescriptivist streak Show more

apparently a TERF made this to mock trans people and it's actually just the best thing?

"I am sorry to bring this up," said the alien, "but I've been on your planet for fifty years."
"So?"
"So why am I still called 'the alien'?"
#MicroFiction #TootFic #SmallStories

Just read a fantastic article about Freddy Peralta, and I might stay up to watch his second start against Minnesota tonight. fangraphs.com/blogs/meet-the-e

Just had a phone call from Scottish Power trying to get me back as a customer. Um, no.

Think about this time when you complain about LOUD WOMEN TALKING ABOUT THEIR EXPERIENCES

Hello fediverse! lib.reviews/ is a free/open/nonprofit alternative to proprietary review sites like #Goodreads, #Yelp, #IMDB.

It plugs into #opendata sources: #Wikidata, #OpenLibrary and #OpenStreetMap (OSM integration is very basic at this point). Still a long way to go but we have a small community and lots of reviews already. On GitHub at: github.com/eloquence/lib.revie - IRC: #lib.reviews on irc.freenode.net - Matrix: matrix.to/#/#lib.reviews:matri

#introductions

Well, I finally have a cheque that worked and I've paid it into the bank at last. So I should have some money shortly.

If wheelchair people have to tell (UK) train stations 24 hours in advance that they're travelling, and non-wheelchair people can travel spontaneously, how is that not discrimination?

I read Cat Valente's Space Opera last night. It is (amongst about a dozen other things) a Douglas Adams pastiche about Eurovision in space. Which has enormous potential to be utterly terrible. But it isn't, it's glorious, hilarious and even, at moments, profound.

Best thing I've read in /ages/

Amazing how people who are self-described "brutally honest" never seem to give out brutal complements or be brutally vulnerable.

They can't just be like "Hey @KitRedgrave that skirt looks motherfucking fabulous on you and if you don't like it, tough shit." or "Jesus Christ I am dying of nerves right now at this interview. Just telling it like it is, bruh."

We can tell those who have done a find-and-replace if "LGBT" for "gay" in their mental lexicon but haven't really thought through the implications.

So they say stuff like this "I'm LGBTQI myself" thing, but also things like, when same-sex marriage came in: "now LGBT people can get married!" yeah, um a lot of us already were. Friends of mine are annoyed about "LGBT parliamentarians" since there aren't any openly trans ones; they argue you shouldn't include the T where it's not represented.

Oh sod, guess I'm going into the office today. My home router died this morning.

And like, this one, right.

I have known so many people who stop having facial expressions when they just can't any more. To me this guy doesn't look emotionless, he looks FULL of emotion.

You're just bad at reading facial expressions, I guess. You know, that thing you say we autistic people are bad at...

Two more weeks because they have to wait for the bank to cancel the original cheques before they can reissue.