Daniel Harper
@danielharper
One half of the I Don't Speak German podcast. I follow white nationalist assholes so you don't have to. Working on my Spanish. He/him. Todos somos americanos.
You can make fun of Disney Adults all you like but the real fans knew the score all along.
I suspected that it might be a swastika-less version of the Nazi Iron Cross. Apologies for putting a swastika in front of my followers -- it's par for the course for me.
Is there anyone who might be able to identify the manufacturer of this board behind (the cosmically stupid) Tim Pool here from a recent livestream?
Ironically, look what I found in an old box when I moved last week.
Look, I really don't like using people's appearance against them because that leads instantly to eugenics and therefore fash talk. I also don't like doing the beard comparison thing because I am extremely hirsute and obviously win most beard comparisons, even at my middle age.
Feels a bit like that river of slime under New York in Ghostbusters II.
I'm moving to a new apartment tomorrow. Linda has been thoroughly unimpresed with all of the boxes that have filled her living space the last few days.
I'd have to think to figure out my absolute favorite but one that immediately comes to mind is Millennium, based on a novel by John Varley.
Eels Beautiful Freak, from 1996. One of the last cassettes I ever bought, and one of the very first CDs I bought a few months later.
Holy shit it's real. This is her current pinned comment. In another response she says "the goyim are waking the fuck up." What was on The Daily Stormer in 2015 is now common parlance.
I admire the sentiment of course but I can't imagine what German White Nationalist (who received money from Brenton Tarrant of the Christchurch massacre) appreciates about this photo.
I could name a lot of examples here, but the one that is often overlooked is The Intruder (1962). Directed by Roger Corman (that Roger Corman) and starring William Shatner (that William Shatner). Filmed in the midst of the Civil Rights era. Shockingly relevant even today.
I found so many great books in the mass market aisles of grocery and department stores back in the day. Perhaps my favorite, that I never would have run across without that distribution model, was Infinity Welcomes Careful Drivers.
Matt Murphy (interviewed as an expert on ICE killings) looks like the Queer Eye for the Straight Guy glow-up of Steven Lockjaw.
"You may be done with the past, but the past isn't done with you."
They didn't photograph well but here they are. Chicken thighs soaked in marinade overnight, tomatoes, rice, homemade refried beans, toasted tortillas.
I treated myself with a couple of merch T-shirts for the Christmas season. Thank you @fivefourpod.bsky.social. (I also bought the "I dissent" one with the Molotov cocktail.)
See also. (I honestly don't know which of this or Sparkle and Fade I prefer more.)
Why would anyone give this sweet girl up to the local animal shelter? (I am told that she was given up because she bit a child who cornered her and reached for her. Which, as a kid who had cats very young, feels like a issue with the parents.)
My first Christmas after my divorce, I made (very much not authentic) tacos de asada. They were actually pretty delicious. I think I'm going to try to make fresh corn tortillas for New Year's.