What’s your poison?
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Karma comes after everyone eventually. You can’t get away with screwing people over your whole life, I don’t care who you are. What goes around comes around. That’s how it works. Sooner or later the universe will serve you the revenge that you deserve.” ~ Jessica Brody
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Of course Republicans get caught doing everything they accuse Democrats of doing.
Every. Single. Time.
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From Insider:
The images are the work of an Instagram account called “RuPublicans,” which uses AI to dress Republican lawmakers in drag — complete with frills, feathers, jewels, and wigs. The account’s name is a play on Republicans and RuPaul, a famous drag queen and television personality.
The AI images feature DeSantis in a bejeweled blue gown that would put Cinderella to shame and Pence wearing nothing but a bright pink blazer and glittery boots, paired with a fluffy feather boa.
Also seen on the account was Sen. Ted Cruz in pink feathers and bold winged eyeliner and Sen. Josh Hawley decked out in a slinky golden dress, to name a few.
The captions are colorful, too.
Also featured in the AI art were other GOP figures like Sen. Lindsey Graham, pictured riding a fancy horse, and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, in all-pink drag regalia.
The brains behind the account, married couple Craig, 37, and Stephen, 39, said the “GOP’s anti-drag rhetoric and actions” inspired them to find a way to hit back.
“Drag artists have brought us joy and laughter, helped heal old wounds, and given us the permission to love ourselves,” the couple told Insider in an email. Craig works in the education industry, while Stephen is a creative director in marketing and technology. They did not provide Insider with their last names for privacy reasons.
“For the past two weeks, we have been creating and posting AI-generated art and captions that are just as over the top and ridiculous as the false narratives around drag,” they said.
The duo said they used the AI image generator Midjourney to create the images.
“We don’t always get what we want, but sometimes the AI generator gives us something we couldn’t have imagined that blows us away, and we run with it,” the couple said.
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https://twitter.com/blabla112345/status/1645370976157290498
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Sorry if some of this stuff is out of date. Life moves pretty fast, and if you’re busy moving sometimes you fall behind…

And lastly…
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…and what a strange journey this has been.
I won’t say it’s not kind of weird being back here after everything that happened. In some ways it’s like we never left (I still instinctively question whether I turned off the alarm before opening the rear door to let the dogs out), but in other ways, because so much of the interior has been replaced/painted/upgraded, it’s almost like moving into a new house. One thing Ben and I emphatically agree upon is that despite everything, this place is Home.
It’s not been easy. The place was still far from move-in ready when we arrived with the movers a week ago, but we had no choice. Now, a week later (as I’m sure you can tell from my lack of posts) we’re moved in and a lot of the work that wasn’t done a week ago has been completed…but we’re still nowhere near unpacked.
Adding to the chaos is the fact we’re now having plumbing issues, that may ultimately involve jackhammering out the floor in Ben’s office to replace the part of the drain line that leads from our only bathroom. Gotta love 80-year-old houses!
While Ben did not have the same luxury, I took this week off work because I knew what a task lay before us to get resettled. But you know, I may, in fact, take a break today from unpacking just to decompress and get caught up on my online life.
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