>Greece will exit the EU very soon!
>Starseed
It’s all nothing, nothing
but I found out what went on
I’ll bring it back, but it won't be easy
they won't believe the man he could -
But I’d choose starseed over
Nothing, nothing, nothing
No need to worry patriot, you're already gay.
I see what you did there.
https://www.nbcnews.com/feature/nbc-out/drag-race-stars-slam-republican-attempts-ban-drag-queen-library-n1144396
'Drag Race' stars slam Republican attempts to ban drag queen library events
On Monday afternoon, nearly 100 kindergarten students crowded into the Tompkins Square Library in New York City’s trendy East Village neighborhood as two glamorous drag queens read them children’s books during a Drag Queen Story Hour event.
Jackie Cox and Jan — two contestants from the upcoming season of VH1’s hit show “RuPaul’s Drag Race” — fielded questions such as “Are you a boy or a girl?” and “Why does your voice sound like that?” with a smile, all while serving looks and an important lesson about how fabulousness comes in all different forms.
Jan, a contestant in the upcoming season of VH1's hit show "RuPaul's Drag Race."
Jan, a contestant in the upcoming season of VH1's hit show "RuPaul's Drag Race."VH1
“I think that it’s good to get kids at a young age to realize that everyone is different, and as long as you’re not hurting or harming anyone, we can all get along in this world,” Jan, 26, told NBC News.
Jan, whose real name is Charlie Mantione, said a big misconception about drag is that it’s just about nightlife.
“At its core, it’s entertainment,” she said. “We obviously have things we do in our nightlife act that might not be suitable for kids, but we also can come here and read stories to kids and connect with them.”
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/huge-fire-breaks-out-near-gare-de-lyon-train-station-n1145066
Huge fire breaks out near Gare de Lyon train station in Paris
PARIS — A fire has broken out near the Gare de Lyon train station in Paris, one the six major stations in the French capital.
Police in the Bercy neighborhood tweeted that cars were set alight along the sidewalk by people attending a concert at the AccorHotels Arena.
The fire is of criminal origin and results from "unacceptable abuses committed on the margins of a concert," it said.
Singer Fally Ipupa, a star in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, was set to perform later.
Why do you always post that shitty meme?
You realize you glow brighter than the sun, right?
>Neon, a paytriot who's word salad writing style, can take the simplest subject and make it complex.
Occam's bludgeon.
>his charm
>https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2020/feb/28/david-aspinall-obituary
David Aspinall obituary
My father, David Aspinall, who has died aged 86, was one of a small group of researchers who founded the field of computer science in the UK. As an engineering research student he was involved in building the Manchester University Atlas computer which, when it was switched on in 1962, was the fastest in the world.
In 1970, David moved to University College Swansea to become professor of electrical engineering and create a new course, a BSc in computer technology, based on the model designed by his boss Tom Kilburn whose computer science department at Manchester University was the first of its kind in the UK. These people were the pioneers of the new academic and educational field of “computer science”.
David was born in Cleveleys, Lancashire, the son of Hilda (nee Whittle), who had worked in the weaving sheds of Blackburn before her marriage, and William Aspinall, a civil servant. He attended King Edward VII school, Lytham, before going to Manchester University to read physics. On graduating he was awarded a scholarship to conduct postgraduate research in the new computer laboratory in the electrical engineering department at Manchester.