Alex de Campi

On the other hand, this information plus their email will probably allow you to reset at least 10 of their online passwords

"one small hobby I enjoy is giving prompts to AI image generators" when your house burns down, I hope there's no water to quench the flames

I would be so SO compelled to message them “the film was way better” and then not respond to any of their replies

In my very humble opinion it's odd for someone to go on about being vegetarian and then say "my only kids are my plants"

a man wearing a black mask says get used to disappointment ALT: a man wearing a black mask says get used to disappointment

"looking for someone who can always bring me happiness"

"I'm not here to play games, unless they're board games and you let me win (kidding... sort of)" men would rather reinforce the patriarchy over the most minor things than get laid like 85% of the time

Begging on bended knees and with tears in my eyes for everyone whose profile says "fluent in sarcasm" to search their hearts or die

There is a male loneliness epidemic because so many of them are single FOR A REASON

This entire long thread AND its embedded ancestor is proof that hell is empty and all the devils have dating app profiles

oh no Ian Fay is going to see that and then we’re going to get a Swole Mario sculpt

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hoc opus, hic labor est &c

I’m very conscious that in a book like this—really any book—you only have a very short number of pages to capture the reader, you really have to dunk them right in it fast in a way that 1) makes them go “oh cool fuck yeah” but also 2) suggests there’s a lot more under the surface than “just action”

The first two pages…

Congratulations! This looks AMAZING

Screenshot of the top of the article including the title and the two epipgraphs, which read as follows, "Queer Transmissions: English Manuscript, Italian Print and a Discomforting History of the Book. Epigraph one by David Areford, "Confronted with this range of material and contextual complexity, the first scholars of fifteenth-century printmaking were definitely troubled by what they found." Epigraph two by Sarah Ahmed, "So let's think about how it feels to be comfortable."

My article, "Queer Transmissions" was published today. In it I offer a point of resistance against the prepositional paradigm, from/to, that has dominated book history & expose the broader social imperatives that such an evolutionary model has underwritten. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

“your med bed is ready, Mr Secretary”

A denim covered toilet. that jawn is a joilet

personally I’d throw the whole man in the joilet

hear me out: not jorts, but jown

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Thank you so much!!!

Thanks for the rec! Went last night and it was excellent—glad to go on a Monday, seems like the sort of place that would be rammed later in the week

attn jobseeking friends:

having lived in a Pinnacle building I can honestly say this would be incredible.

Posting on Bluesky is very Christian in that Jesus was also surrounded by prositutes, the poor and the mentally ill

MUSLIM FUTURES A literary fiction and graphic novel anthology featuring stories set in aspirational futures through a Muslims lens

There's a kickstarter currently running for an anthology featuring an all Muslim writing team you should check out. I did a cover as well as contributed art for one of the stories. It has 10 days to reach It's goal. please consider backing it.
www.kickstarter.com/projects/mus...

Two pairs of beavers released in Cornwall by wildlife trust Wildlife experts say the release is a "landmark" for nature recovering in Cornwall and nationally.

Enjoy a full minute of beavers being released into the wild in Cornwall. These little fluffbutts are the first to swim in these waters in a very, very long time - the last official records of beavers in the wild in England are from the 1300s. BBC buff.ly/BnMwCOx
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A riveting psychological thriller that investigates the nature of truth & the meaning of justice, Akira Kurosawa's RASHOMON, starring Toshiro Mifune, is widely considered one of the greatest films ever made. Next Tuesday at 5:15pm in our downstairs screen.

🎟️: buff.ly/Q4FxBgY