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sazquatch:

dopegirlfresh:

squeetothegee:

elizablr:

brianvan:

I consider myself a very open minded person, but if I had a kid and I found out after the fact that Sasha Grey had read books to his/her class, I’m not sure how I would process that. Perhaps I’d need some Chlorox surface wipes, at least.

Not sure if I should be proud or embarrassed that I had no idea who Sasha Grey is, but yeah - I didn’t. So I googl’d ‘er. 
And yeah…I don’t think I would want the person reading stories to my kid to have won the following awards:
“Best Three Way Sex Scene”
“Best Group Scene” (They mean ‘orgy’, y’all)
“Best Oral Sex Scene”
Not that there’s anything necessarily wrong with working in porn, I just wouldn’t want my daughter to come home talking about this ‘nice lady’ who read them books, only to later come to me asking, “what’s an orgy?” 
Planning on saving that talk for 9th grade…

Wait… did she read them books about orgies? How would the kids know she worked in porn?  What 1st grader is going to google some random person who read to them for 20 minutes? And what’s with the chlorox comment? So because she’s a porn star she leaves a trail of STDs where ever she goes?

that “open minded person” disclaimer basically means you aren’t about shit but moralizing and making yourself feel superior over sasha grey and anyone else who’s a sexworker.
try again, asshole.
why don’t YOU go read to some first graders? shit.

Because sex workers aren’t PEOPLE, you guys. They’re just some undesirable manifestation of all society’s problems that deserve to be shunned, right?No, this is disgusting. You should probably reconsider how you see yourself, OP. The first word that comes to my mind is ‘bigot’.You’re doing more harm to your children with such backwards views than a woman reading a Dr Seuss book ever could.

I still get pissed when I see what some individuals write about this, so I have to react. I think more people should be like Sasha Grey, she’s awesome. And if you ever write “I’m $something, but…” then no, you’re not $something. In most cases you’re just a hypocritical asshole. Hope you’re just as shocked and disgusted if some bankers or fruit vendors comes and reads to children — unlike fruit vendors, Sasha has never pandered pineapples.

sazquatch:

dopegirlfresh:

squeetothegee:

elizablr:

brianvan:

I consider myself a very open minded person, but if I had a kid and I found out after the fact that Sasha Grey had read books to his/her class, I’m not sure how I would process that. Perhaps I’d need some Chlorox surface wipes, at least.

Not sure if I should be proud or embarrassed that I had no idea who Sasha Grey is, but yeah - I didn’t. So I googl’d ‘er. 

And yeah…I don’t think I would want the person reading stories to my kid to have won the following awards:

  • “Best Three Way Sex Scene”
  • “Best Group Scene” (They mean ‘orgy’, y’all)
  • “Best Oral Sex Scene”

Not that there’s anything necessarily wrong with working in porn, I just wouldn’t want my daughter to come home talking about this ‘nice lady’ who read them books, only to later come to me asking, “what’s an orgy?” 

Planning on saving that talk for 9th grade…

Wait… did she read them books about orgies? How would the kids know she worked in porn?  What 1st grader is going to google some random person who read to them for 20 minutes? And what’s with the chlorox comment? So because she’s a porn star she leaves a trail of STDs where ever she goes?

that “open minded person” disclaimer basically means you aren’t about shit but moralizing and making yourself feel superior over sasha grey and anyone else who’s a sexworker.

try again, asshole.

why don’t YOU go read to some first graders? shit.

Because sex workers aren’t PEOPLE, you guys. They’re just some undesirable manifestation of all society’s problems that deserve to be shunned, right?

No, this is disgusting. You should probably reconsider how you see yourself, OP. The first word that comes to my mind is ‘bigot’.

You’re doing more harm to your children with such backwards views than a woman reading a Dr Seuss book ever could.

I still get pissed when I see what some individuals write about this, so I have to react. I think more people should be like Sasha Grey, she’s awesome. And if you ever write “I’m $something, but…” then no, you’re not $something. In most cases you’re just a hypocritical asshole. Hope you’re just as shocked and disgusted if some bankers or fruit vendors comes and reads to children — unlike fruit vendors, Sasha has never pandered pineapples.

2:05

Did something scary. Frightening. Could have died — metaphorically speaking. Still here. Happy. Silly. Speaking in fragments. That’s how the thoughts are. Too.

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A progress of a face. Tried using a soft brush this time.

A progress of a face. Tried using a soft brush this time.

The fourth Doctor.

The fourth Doctor.

Red in the hood.

Red in the hood.

18:02

They showed part one of The Horror of Fang Rock today and really, Leela is the most badass of all the Doctor’s companions. Also: look at the knitted sweater!

They showed part one of The Horror of Fang Rock today and really, Leela is the most badass of all the Doctor’s companions. Also: look at the knitted sweater!

22:08

Parkways.

Parkways.

14:44

Hi. Have been missing a bit the last few days. Good things and bad things and a drawing break. Back now so, what did I miss?

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Best photos I took in March 2011. (February was just crap.)
Best photos I took in March 2011. (February was just crap.)

Best photos I took in March 2011. (February was just crap.)

photography

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Artist:  Helen Arney
Song:   The Sun has got his Huff on
Plays:   8
[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]

On the cosmology episode of the Infinite Monkey Cage they had this guest — apart from Alan Moore, Dallas Campbell and Professor Ed Copeland — who sang a song. It was such a wonderful one that I needed to hunt down and then post. Turns out Helen Arney has The Sun has Got His Huff On as a free download on her bandcamp. 

You treat me insignificantly
Name a tabloid after me
Synonymous with paparazzi
Just a backdrop for Brian Cox on TV 

The podcast is described as this by the Beeb: “Witty, irreverent look at the world according to science with physicist Brian Cox and comedian Robin Ince.” All true!

(The GEEK SONGS tag lives!)

Best photo I took in January 2011. Karro drinking beer from a huge huge glass.

Best photo I took in January 2011. Karro drinking beer from a huge huge glass.

4:32

I want more podcasts to listen to! The ones I already listen to are:

  • the Infinite Monkey Cage
  • This American Life
  • Radiolab
  • The Sceptics Guide to the Universe
  • The Moth
  • Nerdist Writers Panel
  • Penny Arcade & Friends RPG
  • You Look Nice Today

I’m not that into tech wankery, but nerdy and funny and storytelling is my kind of crystal meth. So, got any to recommend?

(This was supposed to have one of those answer thingies but the android app for tumblr has some it’s-not-an-iphone-so-we-can’t-be-bothered.)

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Björntjänst Detective Agency.
In Mutant — the Swedish postapocalyptica RPG — it’s far too much pioneer atmosphere for suits so this is closer to Mutant 2. Or the Efter Ragnarök expansion.

Björntjänst Detective Agency.

In Mutant — the Swedish postapocalyptica RPG — it’s far too much pioneer atmosphere for suits so this is closer to Mutant 2. Or the Efter Ragnarök expansion.

4:46

ianbrooks:

LEGO Large Hadron Collider by Sascha Mehlhase

This 1:50 scale LEGO LHC uses 9,500 different pieces, taking about 33 hours to complete in addition to the 48 hours Sascha spent creating the 3D model base. This baby black-hole maker also cost 2000 euros (about $2,585 USD) in parts to build. So now there’s even more reason to fear the accidental creation of a Hell-portal on earth ala Doom. Or at least a LEGO Hell-portal.

(via: technabob / itlego)


zOMG!  I hope it finds the LEGO particle.
ianbrooks:

LEGO Large Hadron Collider by Sascha Mehlhase

This 1:50 scale LEGO LHC uses 9,500 different pieces, taking about 33 hours to complete in addition to the 48 hours Sascha spent creating the 3D model base. This baby black-hole maker also cost 2000 euros (about $2,585 USD) in parts to build. So now there’s even more reason to fear the accidental creation of a Hell-portal on earth ala Doom. Or at least a LEGO Hell-portal.

(via: technabob / itlego)


zOMG!  I hope it finds the LEGO particle.
ianbrooks:

LEGO Large Hadron Collider by Sascha Mehlhase

This 1:50 scale LEGO LHC uses 9,500 different pieces, taking about 33 hours to complete in addition to the 48 hours Sascha spent creating the 3D model base. This baby black-hole maker also cost 2000 euros (about $2,585 USD) in parts to build. So now there’s even more reason to fear the accidental creation of a Hell-portal on earth ala Doom. Or at least a LEGO Hell-portal.

(via: technabob / itlego)


zOMG!  I hope it finds the LEGO particle.

ianbrooks:

LEGO Large Hadron Collider by Sascha Mehlhase

This 1:50 scale LEGO LHC uses 9,500 different pieces, taking about 33 hours to complete in addition to the 48 hours Sascha spent creating the 3D model base. This baby black-hole maker also cost 2000 euros (about $2,585 USD) in parts to build. So now there’s even more reason to fear the accidental creation of a Hell-portal on earth ala Doom. Or at least a LEGO Hell-portal.

(via: technabob / itlego)

zOMG! I hope it finds the LEGO particle.

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