Kathleen Hanna in the studio recording The Julie Ruin record
Cohen and his Horde are incredible. The Last Hero was awesome and I chose that as my single copy for signing when I stood in line waiting for PTerry. ^__^
(Source: mrjigglephysics, via fuckyeahterrypratchett)
cheeda-nick submitted:
I don’t know if this is escher material since she’s not all twisted about, but…what.
I was trying to imagine the several explanations for what might be going on underneath her, and they ranged from hilarious to horrifying.
A skeleton with boobs. Is she meant to be entirely skeletal or just her face and hands?
Either way, it reminds me of this:
Boobs (especially large ones) are such an important marker of femaleness in comics, that apparently they need to be there even on corpses… or skeletons.
I know I’ve been kind of MIA( Sorry life things), but I can’t pass up this kind of shit when it ends up on my dash.
She’s sporting some pretty nice abs too.
something-indie-and-pretentious:
I am seriously thinking of getting something like this now liike
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Stop Street Harassment: Holly Kearl (via completelymoribund)
The thing that so many men need to understand is that women do not consider it a compliment when they are being harassed on the street. Women usually feel either embarrassed or terrified or a combination of the two. So stop fucking doing it.
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it’s so telling that men tend to do this when they’re in a group of other men. and i’ve never had it happen when i’m hanging out with dudes, especially not when i’m with my ginormous dad (most men don’t give a fuck about harassing me if i’m with my mom who is as small as i am). so if it isn’t sexual, or threatening, and you just want to ~make me smile~ then why can you only do it when i’m perceived as vulnerable?
(via hyper—ballad)
this this this this this this
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It’s not really surprising or anything. Just interesting in view of her comments.
Christine Lagarde, the IMF boss who caused international outrage after she suggested in an interview with the Guardian on Friday that beleaguered Greeks might do well to pay their taxes, pays no taxes, it has emerged.
As an official of an international institution, her salary of $467,940 (£298,675) a year plus $83,760 additional allowance a year is not subject to any taxes.
Lagarde, 56, receives a pay and benefits package worth more than American president Barack Obama earns from the United States government, and he pays taxes on it.