Those teens after they haul off the encyclopedias.

Thunder, lightning, high wind warnings, rain going from drizzled to downpour, St. Louis did not back down

Maybe my sign got ruined, maybe my bus was late, maybe it's raining cats and dogs out here in St. Louis, that's no reason not to show for the protest #NoKings

Not a fan of the Ceiling Hole in my classroom. Combines ominous energy with inscrutable darkness.

We basically need this Kate Beacon/KC Green comic for every American city.
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...I'm sorry, what happens in Anna Kendrick's memoirs to make it "Sci-Fi and Fantasy?" Is she friends with an elf?

Here's the origin: basically, when your electorate believes in things that you know aren't real, do you encourage that in a way that benefits you? In this example, if you do a lot of insinuating that Trump was an Epstein client, what do you do if there's no evidence for it?

Gives a "A Bird Is About To Kick Your Ass" feel

Yep

Yeats was a weird dude with some weird context surrounding this, but the love of his life's abusive husband died in the Easter Rising and he had to reckon that the struggle against the British was just something so much bigger than that.

An essential and widespread part of conservative masculine practice is demonstrating that you don't actually mean it—actual manhood is off-putting and threatening to this audience, and it's an essential part of JD's character that, yes, he will roll over if a 25 year old insults his wife.

Finally got a good picture of Michael Butler holding the mic for Inez

Cara Spencer: "These are scary times"

Mayor Jones: "The sky is not falling"

Taking shot at vacancies as the source of STL's problems, in the Mayor's office and in housing

Just a perfect description of people who don't think in terms of class consciousness or identity but how capitalism has failed them, personally, in not raising them to the live of the leisure aristocrat and socialism will surely rectify this embarrassing mistake.