Kagan MacTane (he/him)
@kagan@wandering.shop  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago

Reposted with alt text.

#queer #pride#LGBTQ#LGBTQIA #homophobia #comic

A comic titled "Least I Could Do: Beginnings" by Sohmer and Lar. The first row of the comic is one long, wide panel, partly occupied by the title and credit just given. The rest of it shows a pair of white men (everyone in this comic is white) sitting on a park bench, kissing. One of them is blond and clean-shaved, the other is brunette with a beard and mustache, and has their dog on a leash. They both have shorts on, suggesting summertime, and there's a cute heart above their heads. Nearby, another man stands with his small son, who has a balloon and a Popsicle. A blonde woman all buttoned up in a pink business suit and skirt has a pinched, sour expression on her face and is gesturing at the gay guys, asking, "How will you explain this to your child?" The man says, "I'm not sure." He kneels down and asks, "Son? Do you know what you just saw?" The little boy immediately says, "Love." The father prompts, "And?" The boy says, "Bigotry." The blonde woman looks like she's choking on a lemon. Dad stands back up and says to her, "Yeah, no, he's got it." As she storms off, he adds, "Do you want him to explain it to you?" The little boy has a big smile. And a balloon, and a Popsicle.
A comic titled "Least I Could Do: Beginnings" by Sohmer and Lar. The first row of the comic is one long, wide panel, partly occupied by the title and credit just given. The rest of it shows a pair of white men (everyone in this comic is white) sitting on a park bench, kissing. One of them is blond and clean-shaved, the other is brunette with a beard and mustache, and has their dog on a leash. They both have shorts on, suggesting summertime, and there's a cute heart above their heads. Nearby, another man stands with his small son, who has a balloon and a Popsicle. A blonde woman all buttoned up in a pink business suit and skirt has a pinched, sour expression on her face and is gesturing at the gay guys, asking, "How will you explain this to your child?" The man says, "I'm not sure." He kneels down and asks, "Son? Do you know what you just saw?" The little boy immediately says, "Love." The father prompts, "And?" The boy says, "Bigotry." The blonde woman looks like she's choking on a lemon. Dad stands back up and says to her, "Yeah, no, he's got it." As she storms off, he adds, "Do you want him to explain it to you?" The little boy has a big smile. And a balloon, and a Popsicle.
A comic titled "Least I Could Do: Beginnings" by Sohmer and Lar. The first row of the comic is one long, wide panel, partly occupied by the title and credit just given. The rest of it shows a pair of white men (everyone in this comic is white) sitting on a park bench, kissing. One of them is blond and clean-shaved, the other is brunette with a beard and mustache, and has their dog on a leash. They both have shorts on, suggesting summertime, and there's a cute heart above their heads. Nearby, another man stands with his small son, who has a balloon and a Popsicle. A blonde woman all buttoned up in a pink business suit and skirt has a pinched, sour expression on her face and is gesturing at the gay guys, asking, "How will you explain this to your child?" The man says, "I'm not sure." He kneels down and asks, "Son? Do you know what you just saw?" The little boy immediately says, "Love." The father prompts, "And?" The boy says, "Bigotry." The blonde woman looks like she's choking on a lemon. Dad stands back up and says to her, "Yeah, no, he's got it." As she storms off, he adds, "Do you want him to explain it to you?" The little boy has a big smile. And a balloon, and a Popsicle.
Kagan MacTane (he/him)
@kagan@wandering.shop  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago

Reposted with alt text.

#queer #pride#LGBTQ#LGBTQIA #homophobia #comic

A comic titled "Least I Could Do: Beginnings" by Sohmer and Lar. The first row of the comic is one long, wide panel, partly occupied by the title and credit just given. The rest of it shows a pair of white men (everyone in this comic is white) sitting on a park bench, kissing. One of them is blond and clean-shaved, the other is brunette with a beard and mustache, and has their dog on a leash. They both have shorts on, suggesting summertime, and there's a cute heart above their heads. Nearby, another man stands with his small son, who has a balloon and a Popsicle. A blonde woman all buttoned up in a pink business suit and skirt has a pinched, sour expression on her face and is gesturing at the gay guys, asking, "How will you explain this to your child?" The man says, "I'm not sure." He kneels down and asks, "Son? Do you know what you just saw?" The little boy immediately says, "Love." The father prompts, "And?" The boy says, "Bigotry." The blonde woman looks like she's choking on a lemon. Dad stands back up and says to her, "Yeah, no, he's got it." As she storms off, he adds, "Do you want him to explain it to you?" The little boy has a big smile. And a balloon, and a Popsicle.
A comic titled "Least I Could Do: Beginnings" by Sohmer and Lar. The first row of the comic is one long, wide panel, partly occupied by the title and credit just given. The rest of it shows a pair of white men (everyone in this comic is white) sitting on a park bench, kissing. One of them is blond and clean-shaved, the other is brunette with a beard and mustache, and has their dog on a leash. They both have shorts on, suggesting summertime, and there's a cute heart above their heads. Nearby, another man stands with his small son, who has a balloon and a Popsicle. A blonde woman all buttoned up in a pink business suit and skirt has a pinched, sour expression on her face and is gesturing at the gay guys, asking, "How will you explain this to your child?" The man says, "I'm not sure." He kneels down and asks, "Son? Do you know what you just saw?" The little boy immediately says, "Love." The father prompts, "And?" The boy says, "Bigotry." The blonde woman looks like she's choking on a lemon. Dad stands back up and says to her, "Yeah, no, he's got it." As she storms off, he adds, "Do you want him to explain it to you?" The little boy has a big smile. And a balloon, and a Popsicle.
A comic titled "Least I Could Do: Beginnings" by Sohmer and Lar. The first row of the comic is one long, wide panel, partly occupied by the title and credit just given. The rest of it shows a pair of white men (everyone in this comic is white) sitting on a park bench, kissing. One of them is blond and clean-shaved, the other is brunette with a beard and mustache, and has their dog on a leash. They both have shorts on, suggesting summertime, and there's a cute heart above their heads. Nearby, another man stands with his small son, who has a balloon and a Popsicle. A blonde woman all buttoned up in a pink business suit and skirt has a pinched, sour expression on her face and is gesturing at the gay guys, asking, "How will you explain this to your child?" The man says, "I'm not sure." He kneels down and asks, "Son? Do you know what you just saw?" The little boy immediately says, "Love." The father prompts, "And?" The boy says, "Bigotry." The blonde woman looks like she's choking on a lemon. Dad stands back up and says to her, "Yeah, no, he's got it." As she storms off, he adds, "Do you want him to explain it to you?" The little boy has a big smile. And a balloon, and a Popsicle.
Foxes in Love
@FoxesInLove@social.neonpaws.digital  ·  activity timestamp 5 days ago
#foxesInLove #comic

Source: https://foxes-in-love.tumblr.com/post/792856272995237888
Copyright: https://foxesinlove.net

A comic of two foxes, one of whom is blue, the other is green. In this one, Blue and Green are returning home after a bike ride, walking their bicycles to the door. There's a note taped to the door. Blue glares at an empty spot beside the door. Blue: Hey! They've removed the doorstopper stone! Holding the door open so that Green can walk his bike in first, Blue reads the note on the door, frowning at it. Blue: "Do not use anything to prop the door open" so how should people get their bikes in? Having put their bikes and helmets back in their place, Blue and Green march on with determination. Blue: Let's get some paper and a pen. Green: And a new rock? Blue: Naturally. Returning outside, Blue and Green observe the new note that they have taped on top of the old one. Blue glances to Green with a question. They have also retrieved a new rock to replace the old one, placing it in the exact same empty spot beside the door, from where the old one had been removed. Blue: "The rocks will continue until a better alternative is provided." Is that too harsh? Green: Could be harsher.
A comic of two foxes, one of whom is blue, the other is green. In this one, Blue and Green are returning home after a bike ride, walking their bicycles to the door. There's a note taped to the door. Blue glares at an empty spot beside the door. Blue: Hey! They've removed the doorstopper stone! Holding the door open so that Green can walk his bike in first, Blue reads the note on the door, frowning at it. Blue: "Do not use anything to prop the door open" so how should people get their bikes in? Having put their bikes and helmets back in their place, Blue and Green march on with determination. Blue: Let's get some paper and a pen. Green: And a new rock? Blue: Naturally. Returning outside, Blue and Green observe the new note that they have taped on top of the old one. Blue glances to Green with a question. They have also retrieved a new rock to replace the old one, placing it in the exact same empty spot beside the door, from where the old one had been removed. Blue: "The rocks will continue until a better alternative is provided." Is that too harsh? Green: Could be harsher.
A comic of two foxes, one of whom is blue, the other is green. In this one, Blue and Green are returning home after a bike ride, walking their bicycles to the door. There's a note taped to the door. Blue glares at an empty spot beside the door. Blue: Hey! They've removed the doorstopper stone! Holding the door open so that Green can walk his bike in first, Blue reads the note on the door, frowning at it. Blue: "Do not use anything to prop the door open" so how should people get their bikes in? Having put their bikes and helmets back in their place, Blue and Green march on with determination. Blue: Let's get some paper and a pen. Green: And a new rock? Blue: Naturally. Returning outside, Blue and Green observe the new note that they have taped on top of the old one. Blue glances to Green with a question. They have also retrieved a new rock to replace the old one, placing it in the exact same empty spot beside the door, from where the old one had been removed. Blue: "The rocks will continue until a better alternative is provided." Is that too harsh? Green: Could be harsher.
Foxes in Love
@FoxesInLove@social.neonpaws.digital  ·  activity timestamp 5 days ago
#foxesInLove #comic

Source: https://foxes-in-love.tumblr.com/post/792856272995237888
Copyright: https://foxesinlove.net

A comic of two foxes, one of whom is blue, the other is green. In this one, Blue and Green are returning home after a bike ride, walking their bicycles to the door. There's a note taped to the door. Blue glares at an empty spot beside the door. Blue: Hey! They've removed the doorstopper stone! Holding the door open so that Green can walk his bike in first, Blue reads the note on the door, frowning at it. Blue: "Do not use anything to prop the door open" so how should people get their bikes in? Having put their bikes and helmets back in their place, Blue and Green march on with determination. Blue: Let's get some paper and a pen. Green: And a new rock? Blue: Naturally. Returning outside, Blue and Green observe the new note that they have taped on top of the old one. Blue glances to Green with a question. They have also retrieved a new rock to replace the old one, placing it in the exact same empty spot beside the door, from where the old one had been removed. Blue: "The rocks will continue until a better alternative is provided." Is that too harsh? Green: Could be harsher.
A comic of two foxes, one of whom is blue, the other is green. In this one, Blue and Green are returning home after a bike ride, walking their bicycles to the door. There's a note taped to the door. Blue glares at an empty spot beside the door. Blue: Hey! They've removed the doorstopper stone! Holding the door open so that Green can walk his bike in first, Blue reads the note on the door, frowning at it. Blue: "Do not use anything to prop the door open" so how should people get their bikes in? Having put their bikes and helmets back in their place, Blue and Green march on with determination. Blue: Let's get some paper and a pen. Green: And a new rock? Blue: Naturally. Returning outside, Blue and Green observe the new note that they have taped on top of the old one. Blue glances to Green with a question. They have also retrieved a new rock to replace the old one, placing it in the exact same empty spot beside the door, from where the old one had been removed. Blue: "The rocks will continue until a better alternative is provided." Is that too harsh? Green: Could be harsher.
A comic of two foxes, one of whom is blue, the other is green. In this one, Blue and Green are returning home after a bike ride, walking their bicycles to the door. There's a note taped to the door. Blue glares at an empty spot beside the door. Blue: Hey! They've removed the doorstopper stone! Holding the door open so that Green can walk his bike in first, Blue reads the note on the door, frowning at it. Blue: "Do not use anything to prop the door open" so how should people get their bikes in? Having put their bikes and helmets back in their place, Blue and Green march on with determination. Blue: Let's get some paper and a pen. Green: And a new rock? Blue: Naturally. Returning outside, Blue and Green observe the new note that they have taped on top of the old one. Blue glances to Green with a question. They have also retrieved a new rock to replace the old one, placing it in the exact same empty spot beside the door, from where the old one had been removed. Blue: "The rocks will continue until a better alternative is provided." Is that too harsh? Green: Could be harsher.
Jess Mahler
Ambraven :verifinking:​
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Foxes in Love
@FoxesInLove@social.neonpaws.digital  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
#foxesInLove #comic

Source: https://foxes-in-love.tumblr.com/post/791949826084536320
Copyright: https://foxesinlove.net

A comic of two foxes, one of whom is blue, the other is green. In this one, Green sits by himself in front of his computer, frowning in mildly annoyed disappointment. His thoughts hover above his head as narration. Green, in thought: They say "nobody else is in charge of your online experience. Nobody's breaking into your home to show you things that make you mad." Of course not. Green remains unmoving, his expression unchangeing, as Blue appears on the scene. Blue is frowning at his phone, tilting the screen towards Green, who is adamantly not even glancing towards the phone. Blue: Look at this stupid thing people are arguing about. Green, still in silent narration: He lives here.
A comic of two foxes, one of whom is blue, the other is green. In this one, Green sits by himself in front of his computer, frowning in mildly annoyed disappointment. His thoughts hover above his head as narration. Green, in thought: They say "nobody else is in charge of your online experience. Nobody's breaking into your home to show you things that make you mad." Of course not. Green remains unmoving, his expression unchangeing, as Blue appears on the scene. Blue is frowning at his phone, tilting the screen towards Green, who is adamantly not even glancing towards the phone. Blue: Look at this stupid thing people are arguing about. Green, still in silent narration: He lives here.
A comic of two foxes, one of whom is blue, the other is green. In this one, Green sits by himself in front of his computer, frowning in mildly annoyed disappointment. His thoughts hover above his head as narration. Green, in thought: They say "nobody else is in charge of your online experience. Nobody's breaking into your home to show you things that make you mad." Of course not. Green remains unmoving, his expression unchangeing, as Blue appears on the scene. Blue is frowning at his phone, tilting the screen towards Green, who is adamantly not even glancing towards the phone. Blue: Look at this stupid thing people are arguing about. Green, still in silent narration: He lives here.
Foxes in Love
@FoxesInLove@social.neonpaws.digital  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
#foxesInLove #comic

Source: https://foxes-in-love.tumblr.com/post/791949826084536320
Copyright: https://foxesinlove.net

A comic of two foxes, one of whom is blue, the other is green. In this one, Green sits by himself in front of his computer, frowning in mildly annoyed disappointment. His thoughts hover above his head as narration. Green, in thought: They say "nobody else is in charge of your online experience. Nobody's breaking into your home to show you things that make you mad." Of course not. Green remains unmoving, his expression unchangeing, as Blue appears on the scene. Blue is frowning at his phone, tilting the screen towards Green, who is adamantly not even glancing towards the phone. Blue: Look at this stupid thing people are arguing about. Green, still in silent narration: He lives here.
A comic of two foxes, one of whom is blue, the other is green. In this one, Green sits by himself in front of his computer, frowning in mildly annoyed disappointment. His thoughts hover above his head as narration. Green, in thought: They say "nobody else is in charge of your online experience. Nobody's breaking into your home to show you things that make you mad." Of course not. Green remains unmoving, his expression unchangeing, as Blue appears on the scene. Blue is frowning at his phone, tilting the screen towards Green, who is adamantly not even glancing towards the phone. Blue: Look at this stupid thing people are arguing about. Green, still in silent narration: He lives here.
A comic of two foxes, one of whom is blue, the other is green. In this one, Green sits by himself in front of his computer, frowning in mildly annoyed disappointment. His thoughts hover above his head as narration. Green, in thought: They say "nobody else is in charge of your online experience. Nobody's breaking into your home to show you things that make you mad." Of course not. Green remains unmoving, his expression unchangeing, as Blue appears on the scene. Blue is frowning at his phone, tilting the screen towards Green, who is adamantly not even glancing towards the phone. Blue: Look at this stupid thing people are arguing about. Green, still in silent narration: He lives here.
Nemoudeis
Stephen Dioxide :TwinPines:
Cory Doctorow
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Duke
@DukeDuke@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago

Today's Doonesbury nails it.

#Comic#Doonesbury#Immigration#ICE

8-Panel Doonesbury comic. Panel-1: View of a 'Closed Until Further Notice' sign hanging above empty baskets. Panel 2: View from further back showing that the sign is on a farm produce stand. A middle-aged woman looks on as she's thinking, 'How Strange.' Panels 3-8: Later view of the same woman in her kitchen preparing a salad. She's speaking to her husband, who's at the table reading a newspaper. P3: Woman- "I dropped by to visit Aunt June today. Her caregiver stopped coming in, and her fridge was empty." P4: W- "So I went to get her some produce at the farm stand, but it was closed. In the middle of summer!" P5: W- "So I swung by the cafe to get her dinner, but it took an hour. They only had one cook on. So weird!" P6: W- "Then, on my way home, I saw that the hedges along the lane haven't been trimmed. Have you noticed?" M- "I have." P7: She's sort of staring off into space in thought as he continues reading. P8: W- "I wonder what's going on." M- "It'll come to you."
8-Panel Doonesbury comic. Panel-1: View of a 'Closed Until Further Notice' sign hanging above empty baskets. Panel 2: View from further back showing that the sign is on a farm produce stand. A middle-aged woman looks on as she's thinking, 'How Strange.' Panels 3-8: Later view of the same woman in her kitchen preparing a salad. She's speaking to her husband, who's at the table reading a newspaper. P3: Woman- "I dropped by to visit Aunt June today. Her caregiver stopped coming in, and her fridge was empty." P4: W- "So I went to get her some produce at the farm stand, but it was closed. In the middle of summer!" P5: W- "So I swung by the cafe to get her dinner, but it took an hour. They only had one cook on. So weird!" P6: W- "Then, on my way home, I saw that the hedges along the lane haven't been trimmed. Have you noticed?" M- "I have." P7: She's sort of staring off into space in thought as he continues reading. P8: W- "I wonder what's going on." M- "It'll come to you."
8-Panel Doonesbury comic. Panel-1: View of a 'Closed Until Further Notice' sign hanging above empty baskets. Panel 2: View from further back showing that the sign is on a farm produce stand. A middle-aged woman looks on as she's thinking, 'How Strange.' Panels 3-8: Later view of the same woman in her kitchen preparing a salad. She's speaking to her husband, who's at the table reading a newspaper. P3: Woman- "I dropped by to visit Aunt June today. Her caregiver stopped coming in, and her fridge was empty." P4: W- "So I went to get her some produce at the farm stand, but it was closed. In the middle of summer!" P5: W- "So I swung by the cafe to get her dinner, but it took an hour. They only had one cook on. So weird!" P6: W- "Then, on my way home, I saw that the hedges along the lane haven't been trimmed. Have you noticed?" M- "I have." P7: She's sort of staring off into space in thought as he continues reading. P8: W- "I wonder what's going on." M- "It'll come to you."
Coffeedate with ADHD
@adhd_coffee@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago

....

#adhd #focus #comic #distraction

The image is a four-panel comic strip titled "FOCUS." It depicts a stick figure character working on a computer, initially focused on a flowchart with nodes labeled A, B, and C. As the character continues to work, the flowchart becomes more complex, adding nodes D and E. Suddenly, a thought bubble appears with the text "HEY! DO YOU HAVE 1 SEC?" The character's focus is disrupted, and a cloud of smoke labeled "POOF" and "NEVERMIND" indicates a loss of concentration. In the final panel, the character is seen in a disheveled state, surrounded by scattered items like a chair, a box, and a cat, with the text "WHAT WAS I DOING?" The comic humorously illustrates the struggle to maintain focus amidst distractions.
The image is a four-panel comic strip titled "FOCUS." It depicts a stick figure character working on a computer, initially focused on a flowchart with nodes labeled A, B, and C. As the character continues to work, the flowchart becomes more complex, adding nodes D and E. Suddenly, a thought bubble appears with the text "HEY! DO YOU HAVE 1 SEC?" The character's focus is disrupted, and a cloud of smoke labeled "POOF" and "NEVERMIND" indicates a loss of concentration. In the final panel, the character is seen in a disheveled state, surrounded by scattered items like a chair, a box, and a cat, with the text "WHAT WAS I DOING?" The comic humorously illustrates the struggle to maintain focus amidst distractions.
The image is a four-panel comic strip titled "FOCUS." It depicts a stick figure character working on a computer, initially focused on a flowchart with nodes labeled A, B, and C. As the character continues to work, the flowchart becomes more complex, adding nodes D and E. Suddenly, a thought bubble appears with the text "HEY! DO YOU HAVE 1 SEC?" The character's focus is disrupted, and a cloud of smoke labeled "POOF" and "NEVERMIND" indicates a loss of concentration. In the final panel, the character is seen in a disheveled state, surrounded by scattered items like a chair, a box, and a cat, with the text "WHAT WAS I DOING?" The comic humorously illustrates the struggle to maintain focus amidst distractions.