I got my start doing web work back then, in the mid 90s. No one knew what the hell they were doing—they were just figuring out what worked. So as long as you showed some gumption and that you could teach yourself you could find a web job. Being an autodidact was more desirable than a degree.

Makes for a good tax write off for them at least

Billboard Top 100 (~50,000–100,000 years ago):
- Another Stone on the Pile
- I Love Rolling Rocks
- Eye of the Sabertooth Tiger
- Shells Beads for Nothing
- We Build This Village
- Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Cave
- We Started The Fire!
- Stonehammer
- Let’s Hunt!
- Ain’t No Mammoth Big Enough

I mean even earlier, it was really important to have the member of the community who knew the seasonal migration patterns of local wildlife and the growing season of various edible plants.

Love this origin story!

Whatcha do with it once you caught it? How’d you keep it contained?

The downtime beats in Slugblaster are wonderful for this. Some of our best scenes were just "I'm gonna spend 3 trouble to move up my Family arc to Final Warning" "Ok what does that look like?"

Speaking of I highly recommend this video on terribleness of Flock cameras youtu.be/uB0gr7Fh6lY?...

I think they do know but they hate that it works that way. They literally do not think a penny of their money should go to anyone else. They are eugenicists and want a world where If you get sick and have enough money to pay, you live, if not you die.

Their little legs are so fast, so cute!

This art piece by Amy Reid created while an artist in residence at the Folger Shakespeare Center, involves the intermingled cultural and natural history of plants and queer people. www.folger.edu/blogs/collat...

This Gay Plants Zine (available as a free pdf) discusses the wonderful queer variety of plant sex gayplants.noblogs.org

I was curious so I searched and there is a plethora of “queer plants” stuff out there….

This Queer Plants Colouring Zine looks great and proceeds go to Solidarity Apothecary, an anarchist plant medicine project supporting people facing state violence. otterlieffe.com/product/quee...