Jeffrey Chaney
@thejeffchaney.bsky.social
Artist, Writer, Audio Dramatist, and Union Member.
What do I think is the cuntiest a straight man has ever been?
1977, Billy Joel’s The Stranger.
If only for the line “mama, if that’s movin’ up, then I’m movin’ OUT”
Also spill that tea about those folks you went to high school with!
1977, Billy Joel’s The Stranger.
If only for the line “mama, if that’s movin’ up, then I’m movin’ OUT”
Also spill that tea about those folks you went to high school with!
May 10, 2025 at 9:00 PM
What do I think is the cuntiest a straight man has ever been?
1977, Billy Joel’s The Stranger.
If only for the line “mama, if that’s movin’ up, then I’m movin’ OUT”
Also spill that tea about those folks you went to high school with!
1977, Billy Joel’s The Stranger.
If only for the line “mama, if that’s movin’ up, then I’m movin’ OUT”
Also spill that tea about those folks you went to high school with!
The coffee shop I go to has a “flourless chocolate cake”, but my foolish eyes keep reading it as “flavourless chocolate cake” and *that* concept haunts me
March 27, 2025 at 2:41 PM
The coffee shop I go to has a “flourless chocolate cake”, but my foolish eyes keep reading it as “flavourless chocolate cake” and *that* concept haunts me
You can’t tell from looking at her, but this beast is a remorseless villain.
February 8, 2025 at 3:48 AM
You can’t tell from looking at her, but this beast is a remorseless villain.
In 1896 Anton Chekhov wrote the Seagull, which opens in the most goth way imaginable.
Since I read this play almost two decades ago, I’ve been haunted and delighted by the phrase “I am in mourning for my life”
Masha is a real one.
Since I read this play almost two decades ago, I’ve been haunted and delighted by the phrase “I am in mourning for my life”
Masha is a real one.
January 24, 2025 at 7:08 PM
In 1896 Anton Chekhov wrote the Seagull, which opens in the most goth way imaginable.
Since I read this play almost two decades ago, I’ve been haunted and delighted by the phrase “I am in mourning for my life”
Masha is a real one.
Since I read this play almost two decades ago, I’ve been haunted and delighted by the phrase “I am in mourning for my life”
Masha is a real one.
First post better be a hit, so here’s the angel baby Dotty
October 24, 2023 at 4:06 PM
First post better be a hit, so here’s the angel baby Dotty