Amy Clark
@theatregeek82.bsky.social
Uncommonly rare, very unique, peripatetic, poetic, and chic.
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The thing about the first time the FBI catches you on camera receiving a $50,000 bribe is it's definitely not the first time you've received a $50,000 bribe.
September 21, 2025 at 8:08 PM
The thing about the first time the FBI catches you on camera receiving a $50,000 bribe is it's definitely not the first time you've received a $50,000 bribe.
Y'all. She really has fucking pyrotechnics going off and a multi-view camera crew filming as she entered *her husband's funeral service*.
Just sit with that for awhile.
Just sit with that for awhile.
September 22, 2025 at 1:50 AM
Y'all. She really has fucking pyrotechnics going off and a multi-view camera crew filming as she entered *her husband's funeral service*.
Just sit with that for awhile.
Just sit with that for awhile.
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This was a hard one to write. It’s disconcerting to report on inhumane conditions at a U.S. concentration camp from the comfort of my home office, but not enough people are speaking out. And I don’t want history to repeat. Please help let others know. My write-up in the replies.
July 9, 2025 at 3:31 PM
This was a hard one to write. It’s disconcerting to report on inhumane conditions at a U.S. concentration camp from the comfort of my home office, but not enough people are speaking out. And I don’t want history to repeat. Please help let others know. My write-up in the replies.
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And then this shit just came out.
When you’re making over $700k a year, gaining $12k is nothing. It’s a nice vacation, redoing the garage, giving a niece/nephew a car.
When you’re making $23k a year, losing $1600 is “are we paying for food or for the house or for medical bills” territory.
When you’re making over $700k a year, gaining $12k is nothing. It’s a nice vacation, redoing the garage, giving a niece/nephew a car.
When you’re making $23k a year, losing $1600 is “are we paying for food or for the house or for medical bills” territory.
Budzinski: Families making over $700,000 a year will see a boost of $12,000 almost entirely from tax cuts. Shockingly, households making $23,000 a year or less are set to lose about $1600 a year, mostly due to deep cuts to Medicaid and food assistance
June 26, 2025 at 12:16 AM
And then this shit just came out.
When you’re making over $700k a year, gaining $12k is nothing. It’s a nice vacation, redoing the garage, giving a niece/nephew a car.
When you’re making $23k a year, losing $1600 is “are we paying for food or for the house or for medical bills” territory.
When you’re making over $700k a year, gaining $12k is nothing. It’s a nice vacation, redoing the garage, giving a niece/nephew a car.
When you’re making $23k a year, losing $1600 is “are we paying for food or for the house or for medical bills” territory.
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This report clearly shows elderly people being zip tied in their wheelchairs. This is where we’re at.
The bill is trash and it will hurt people. Full stop.
youtu.be/g5c2xdtH410?...
The bill is trash and it will hurt people. Full stop.
youtu.be/g5c2xdtH410?...
People in wheelchairs zip-tied and escorted out of Capitol during Medicaid cuts protest
YouTube video by Scripps News
youtu.be
June 26, 2025 at 1:24 AM
This report clearly shows elderly people being zip tied in their wheelchairs. This is where we’re at.
The bill is trash and it will hurt people. Full stop.
youtu.be/g5c2xdtH410?...
The bill is trash and it will hurt people. Full stop.
youtu.be/g5c2xdtH410?...
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Put this on a billboard.
More Americans voted for Senator Alex Padilla than for 48 of the 53 red state GOP U.S. Senators combined.
June 12, 2025 at 11:28 PM
Put this on a billboard.
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Neil Gaiman is a rapist piece of shit who deserves to spend the rest of his life in infamy and face the consequences for what he did.
Neil Gaiman is a good writer.
These things are both true, one does not invalidate the other, just because you like someone's writing does not make them morally good
Neil Gaiman is a good writer.
These things are both true, one does not invalidate the other, just because you like someone's writing does not make them morally good
I'm uncomfortable with the inevitable "his work was always crap" because it seems to say "you can tell who the predators are by how well they write" and ... no no you absolutely cannot, that's the whole point.
January 14, 2025 at 3:22 PM
Neil Gaiman is a rapist piece of shit who deserves to spend the rest of his life in infamy and face the consequences for what he did.
Neil Gaiman is a good writer.
These things are both true, one does not invalidate the other, just because you like someone's writing does not make them morally good
Neil Gaiman is a good writer.
These things are both true, one does not invalidate the other, just because you like someone's writing does not make them morally good
It feels uncomfortably like this description of @neilhimself.neilgaiman.com's book was written by, a) someone who has never read it, or b) AI. #thatsnothowanyofthisworks
March 20, 2024 at 8:53 PM
It feels uncomfortably like this description of @neilhimself.neilgaiman.com's book was written by, a) someone who has never read it, or b) AI. #thatsnothowanyofthisworks
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Daughter tells me she heard today that if you wear a band T-shirt (especially as a young woman) and a man says to you “name five of their songs”, the correct response is “name five women who trust you”, so I pass this on in case any of you need it
February 20, 2024 at 7:01 PM
Daughter tells me she heard today that if you wear a band T-shirt (especially as a young woman) and a man says to you “name five of their songs”, the correct response is “name five women who trust you”, so I pass this on in case any of you need it
Finally spreading my wings in the Blue Sky. Hello, fellow internet weirdos.
January 4, 2024 at 5:34 PM
Finally spreading my wings in the Blue Sky. Hello, fellow internet weirdos.