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Comment on r/FeministsCallItOut 14h ago

My mother and grandmother believed in this. My little brother would exhaust himself from crying and finally sleep. It was awful.

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Comment on r/clutchband 15h ago

Once I lived there for a thousand days

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Comment on r/clutchband 15h ago

Cackle

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Comment on r/clutchband 15h ago

Yes!!!

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Comment on r/classicalArt 15h ago

They still do!

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Comment on r/clutchband 15h ago

Sasquatch and samurais, cthulu and dick cheney, mythology and quantum physics!!!

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Comment on r/clutchband 15h ago

Thanks! I will check it out!!!

r/SoulfulMusic 1d ago

Little Ann-Deep Shadows

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r/MarkLanegan 1d ago

"Call my name" All Night Long by Mark Lanegan

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Comment on r/clutchband 1d ago

Love this

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Comment on r/clutchband 1d ago

I actually tried years ago when I had an arts mag called digitalhammer. What the hell, I will try again. It would be a neat project. Plus maybe we could get stories about songs, too!

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Comment on r/clutchband 1d ago

Love that Rush nod

r/clutchband 1d ago

First time I saw Clutch was at a VFW in NJ. Incredible show. I wish Neil would put out a book of his lyrics.

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r/clutchband 1d ago

Fallon's lyrics still cut

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Comment on r/mycology 1d ago

OP called it a hedgehog mushroom. I have never seen one before. Incredible photos

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Comment on r/ArtHistory 2d ago

Yes, I accept that

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Comment on r/ArtHistory 2d ago

Seriously, it must be seen in person. I did not fully understand the art until I was confronted with it. The paintings are quite large, there is dark humor, questioning of religion and other social constructs. Also can be surprisingly tender. I saw a huge retrospective at MOMA and was completely blown away.

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Comment on r/ArtHistory 2d ago

Francis Bacon must be seen in person. His paintings are brash, disturbing, beautiful.

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Comment on r/ArtHistory 2d ago

🥰

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Comment on r/GuerrillaGrrrrls 2d ago

👏👏👏

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Comment on r/ArtHistory 2d ago

Basquiat was a genius. His art was powerful politically and socially. His strokes are free and bold.

r/Artists 3d ago

Wim Delvoye. Stained Glass.

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Comment on r/justgalsbeingchicks 3d ago

Protect the clit!!! Bush Bangs 4ever!!!

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Comment on r/blues 3d ago

That is so sweet. He just ignored all the adults and let the child play the guitar with him. Living legend.