changed my name from puppycuddles to ganondorf on ow and people have immediately started being more respectful to me and haven't blamed me for anything
I'm excited to announce select Scott The Woz episodes will receive official Japanese localizations by @denfaminicogame exclusively on their YouTube channel!
First episode is up now! https://t.co/iFJBPQCVn7
So youtube is just deleting trans women’s channels now and giving no explanation and calling my content “sexual” because i’m trans. keep in mind it’s literally mostly MINECRAFT videos from stream. It’s blatant discrimination and there’s nothing I can do about it.
Hello, Twitter.
We’re a group of former campaign & Senate staffers for John Fetterman who are disgusted with what he's become.
If you were troubled by yesterday's Wall Street Journal story... trust us, that's just the tip of the iceberg.
It's even worse than you thought.
Join us next week for two #NintendoDirect presentations!
The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct on Sept 8 at 7am PT (Approx 30 mins)
Nintendo Direct on Sept 9 at 7am PT (Approx 45 mins)
Watch both here: https://t.co/P3XRllCMrS
Found Ektachrome Slide Dated, January 1972, State Street, Chicago, Illinois
I pulled this one out of the box and just sat there. Some slides you glance at and put back. This one I couldn’t stop looking at.
Christmas time on State Street, Chicago, Illinois
Bond’s big red neon is burning on the left. Wieboldt’s is packed, people inside grabbing last minute gifts and staring at the Cinnamon Bear displays. Burton-Miller and Cole’s signs are glowing too. The whole block is alive with shoppers going in and out of the stores that used to make this the greatest shopping street in America.
Way down there you can just make out the Chicago Theatre sign. And even farther, those two round towers sitting on the river are Marina City. Bertrand Goldberg designed them in the early sixties. They were still new then, these giant concrete corn cobs with apartments and a parking garage and a marina underneath. Everybody in Chicago knew them.
Richard J. Daley was mayor. He had just won his fifth term that spring. The machine was still running strong and downtown was still the place you went at Christmas. The suburban malls were starting to steal customers but on a night like this you wouldn’t have known it. State Street was lit up and full of cars and people.
And those cars are all boats. Full size Chevys and Fords and Dodges with chrome bumpers you could land a plane on. Vinyl roofs. Bench seats. That yellow one is a Checker cab. Two lanes of American steel rolling under Christmas lights.
This slide is one of the ones that makes the whole collecting hobby worthwhile. This is not AI. This is 55 year old historical authenticity.