west hollywood indeed
Dangerfield buttonups
If anyone knows good brands for button up shirts for trans dudes who are still binding, can you please share them with me? I know someone who is having the hardest time finding shirts that properly accommodate their butt and chest.
Salt & Straw had a prosciutto and melon flavor last month. It was outstanding. Salt is magic.
VIP-Halla welcomes you with open arms. Craft services are in the circus tent.
I had a really good conversation about this sort of thing with someone who has been to Wasteland, the Max Max-style cosplay festival on the US West Coast. They are reportedly very strict about people always being "in costume" or "in character" (ie: dirty, post-apocalyptic-ish) whenever outside private camp spaces.
I find it pretty ironic that the Deathguild folks from Burning Man are out there, running an event that enforces mandatory culture. Subsuclutre implies depth, nuaunce, context, space to fuck with things.
It's all play, which is what all this ridiculous stuff is supposed to be in the first place. If you want a shallow simulacrum, go to Disneyland.
After I watched this I went looking for a crappy recorder version of Toss A Coin To Your Witcher, but it sadly doesn’t exist (yet).
The perimeter was always the new releases for our store. That one shelf with the documentaries, workout videos and that one copy of Mind's Eye was where man dare not tread.
Rich enough to outrun consequences.
This is heavy.
I looked into this a bit and didn’t find much.
This is from Wikipedia: The union is perceived as having two factions. The larger faction ("United for Strength") says it is focused on creating job opportunities for members. A second faction ("Membership First") has criticized the current administration for being too quick and soft when it comes to negotiations with studios.
There is reportedly a “unity” coalition between the factions that Astin received backing from (after many years of union service as a board member handling negotiations). He managed to win with 79% of the vote, which is pretty darn decisive.
Chuck Slavin appeared to be his primary opponent who argued Astin was a monied-establishment figure who was out of touch with the non-movie-star working actors who lacked his privilege. Though it seems Slavin had ruffled some feathers online which could have hurt his changed.
That’s what I could find with my phone.
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