Notices by ivy 🏴🏳️‍🌈 (weirdoslam@anticapitalist.party), page 6

If you can't see fascism you probably be fascism

take a second to think about all the amazing people you know
take another to realise you're one of them

proposing we bring back the classic masto thread of animals saying "a"

that was nice and good

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You know you’ve made it when you have an emoji of your name

cancelled for saying the Œ̴̨̧̡̡̢̨̨̡̡̧̡̡̨̡̢̢̨̨̢̢̢̡̨̨̛̛͈̗̯̮̟͓͇̦͎̩̣̺̘̱͕͇̥̲̫̲̥̝̦̞̼͚̱̙̘͇͎̥̹̹̙̥̠͔̳̪͚̠̮̖͚̭̹̼̪̩͈̘̭̗̱̖̬̩̯͎̗̙͈̣̟̱̩͕̺̦̬̣̺̣̘͙̰̬̱̭̦̬̭̹͓̫̰̣̻͕͇̠̠̮͍̩̹̳̘̤͇̯̺͔̮̦͕̮͙̗͍͖̰̠̗̥̪̠̜̫̺͙͇̗͓̪͇̟̣̼̞͍̦͇̻̥̠̼͈̜̳̖̯͖̜̩̘̣̬͖̺̩̥̙̤͇̦̱̱͕̳̦̳̮͓̩̮͇͈̹̺̞͚̭̫͓̟͉͓̹̯̭͕̙̝̙̪͚̹̲̪͎̣̲̝͉̭͚̮̩̩̃͌́̋̇͗̅̈́̓̃̋̈́̐̇̓̀̎̏̇̈́͂͂̈́̔̐̋͒́̎͆̂͌̿̃̈́͛̅̓͒̍̋̊̈́̈́̽̄̅̀̔͘͘̕͘͜͜͜͜͝͝͠ͅͅͅͅ-word

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I have never left Occupy

enby are you a mineral compositionally similar and polymorphic with orthorhombic anthophyllite

cuz you're definitely cummingtonite

I like how we just used to use "sticks"/cylinders with evenly spaced numbers on the sides as dice. You'll see references in early history to "throwing the sticks" and that's what it means.
It's a pretty damn convenient idea that you could do yourself if you have a dowel rod handy, and it lets you easily create "impossible dice" like the d7, d3, etc.
(There are some solid arguments for actual dice-shaped versions of these sortsa things these days, and you'd be surprised how good they look, but this just illustrates how rad sticks are - they solve such a complicated geometric problem via bruteforcing.)