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The image is a meme with a black background and yellow text at the top that reads "3 PEOPLE NEVER TO TRUST:". Below this, there are three panels, each featuring a different person with a caption underneath. The first panel shows an older man with white hair, wearing a dark suit and a green tie, making a hand gesture. The caption reads, "A religious leader who tells you how to vote." The second panel depicts a man in a suit with his hands raised, wearing a dark vest and a patterned tie. The caption states, "A political leader who tells you how to pray." The third panel features a man in a dark suit and red tie, with his hand over his heart. The caption reads, "A draft-dodger who tells you how to be patriotic." The overall theme of the meme is to humorously suggest that these three types of individuals should not be trusted.

The image features a black background with white text centered in the middle. The text reads: "If race doesn’t matter, take it off job applications, credit applications, and rental applications." The font is simple and sans-serif, making the text easy to read. The message is presented in a straightforward manner, emphasizing the importance of considering race in certain applications. The text is aligned to the center, and there is no additional imagery or design elements present in the image.

The image depicts a humorous cartoon drawn on a napkin. It features four stick-figure characters, three of whom are wearing helmets and holding swords, standing in a line. The fourth character, on the right, is holding a sandwich and appears to be the focus of the scene. Above the characters, there is text that reads, "BETTER CALL FOR BACKUP. HE'S HOLDING A SANDWICH." The drawing is simple, with black ink on a beige background, and the characters are drawn with minimal detail, emphasizing the comedic contrast between the heavily armed figures and the person with the sandwich.

The image is a meme featuring three panels, each with a different magazine cover and a humorous caption. In the first panel, a man in a light blue shirt is pointing at a cover of "Classic Ecchi of All Time, Vol. 22: Lover's Romance," with a yellow background and an anime-style illustration of a woman in a blue bikini. The caption reads, "if you 'are not allowed' to pay for this with your own money today." The second panel shows the same man pointing at a Playboy magazine cover with a caption that says, "you will be fined for having this on your person tomorrow." The third panel features the man pointing at a painting of the "Birth of Venus" by Sandro Botticelli, with a caption that reads, "and face prison time for displaying this at all the day after." The meme humorously exaggerates the consequences of displaying these magazines, suggesting increasingly severe penalties.

#censorship

#censorship

I've long disliked the Democrat party*, they try to be all things to all people which goes as well as you'd think it would, you can't stand for anything if'n you stand for everything, can you?

The image is a political cartoon featuring a donkey, which is a symbol commonly associated with the Democratic Party in the United States. The donkey is standing with its back facing the viewer, and it is wearing a blue saddle blanket with the letter "D" and the text "DEMOCRATS '26" on it. Above the donkey, the word "FORWARD!" is written in red, with two red lines extending from the text to the donkey's back, suggesting a call to action. The donkey's body is drawn in a sketchy style with brown and beige tones, and it has a few dark spots on its back. The background is plain white, emphasizing the donkey and the text. The overall style of the cartoon is simple and direct, with a focus on the symbolic elements.

#uspol #democrats

*
And hate the Republican party.

#uspol #democrats

The image features a black background with white text in a bold, sans-serif font. The text is a quote that reads: "Ask the boss for a one dollar raise, and they'll tell you the company can't afford it. Organise a UNION, and they'll spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to stop you." The words "UNION" are emphasized in larger font size, drawing attention to the concept of unionization. The text is centered and occupies most of the image space, making it the focal point. The overall design is simple and direct, with no additional images or decorations.

#union #unionstrong

#union #unionstrong

The image is a two-panel comic strip. In the first panel, an older man with glasses and a yellow shirt is speaking. He says, "My father fought for the Nazis, and I never thought I would be able to live down the shame..." He appears to be expressing regret and shame. In the second panel, the same man is seen being hnded a blue "ICE" vest by a smiling young girl. Above them, there is a sign that reads "ICE NOW HIRING NO AGE LIMIT, NO MORALS, A PLUS."

#ice

#ice

The image is a screenshot of a social media post by a user named Sundae_Gurl, featuring a black background with white text. The post is titled "It was better to make this into an image, but here are some examples." It lists five historical examples of how leaders have used crises to consolidate power: Nazi Germany (1933): Hitler used the Reichstag fire to suspend local authority, centralize police powers, and suppress opposition. Mussolini's Italy (1920s): Mussolini claimed rampant crime and disorder to justify replacing elected officials with loyal appointees. Argentina's Dirty War (1976-83): The military seized on rising crime and unrest to implement martial law and disband local government control. Russia (1990s-2000s): Putin used "anti-terror" and crime crackdowns to take over regional policing and dismantle local governors' independence. Philippines under Marcos (1972): Marcos declared martial law on grounds of "lawlessness" in Manila, allowing him to replace mayors and governors. The post includes a profile picture of a smiling woman.

B.C. Comic Strip -

The image is a cartoon depicting two men on a sandy beach. On the left, a man with a surprised expression is leaning on a large rock labeled "TEST REPORTS," in front of a cave entrance with a sign that reads "THOR'S DRUG TESTING." On the right, another man stands with a speech bubble saying, "MY HEADACHE'S GONE, BUT THE LEG CRAMPS ARE FOUR TIMES WORSE." The man on the right is wearing a black garment, and has six legs. The background is simple, with a clear sky and a few birds flying. The date "Thursday August 14, 2025" is displayed at the top right corner, and the cartoon is credited to John Hart Studies Inc.

johnhartstudios.com/bc/

The image features a cartoon-style illustration with a pink background. Two characters are depicted: a woman on the left and a man on the right. The woman is holding a book and smiling, while the man is holding a folder and looking at her. The text on the image reads: "I see, so if I don't have sex with you I'm a prude bitch, if I use the pill I'm a slut, if I get pregnant I'm an idiot and if I choose abortion I'm Satan. Yay." The text is in black and is positioned on the left side of the image. At the bottom, there is a logo and the text "your ecards someecards.com." The overall style is reminiscent of a meme or a humorous card.

#waronwomen

#waronwomen

The image features a dark gray background with white text centered on the screen. The text is in a bold, sans-serif font and reads: "If you don't like gay marriage, don't have one. I'll never understand why people care. It's none of your damn business and has ZERO effect on YOUR life or your probably sh*tty marriage." The text is arranged in multiple lines, with varying font sizes to emphasize certain phrases. The overall layout is simple, with the text being the primary focus of the image.

#LGBTQ #marriage

#lgbtq #marriage

The image features a black background with white text. The text is a quote by Gloria Steinem, which reads: "Remember, the Constitution doesn't begin with, 'I, the president.' It begins with, 'We, the people.'" The quote is centered and occupies most of the image space. The text is in a simple, sans-serif font, making it easy to read. The attribution to Gloria Steinem is placed at the bottom of the image, also in white text. The overall design is minimalistic, focusing solely on the quote and its author.

The image consists of six black and white stick figure illustrations depicting different types of police officers, each labeled with a specific descriptor. The top row shows "WHITE COP," "BLACK COP," and "GAY COP," while the bottom row features "STRAIGHT COP," "GOOD COP," and "BAD COP." In each illustration, a police officer is depicted striking a kneeling figure with a baton, with a starburst symbol indicating impact. The bottom left corner includes a pink "NOTICE OF TERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT" form, labeled "GOOD COP." The text "grouchy socialists" is vertically aligned on the right side of the image.

The image is a meme featuring a grid of nine photographs, each accompanied by a caption. The top row contains four images with the captions: "CURT STANSBURY Fired for exposing corruption," "RAY LEWIS Arrested for protesting corruption," "SHANNA LOPEZ Fired for reporting cop who was a sexual predator," and "CARIOLE HORNE Fired for stopping an incident of police abuse." The middle row includes "ANDREA HEATH Driven to suicide for being a whistleblower," "JOE CRYSTAL Fired for turning in fellow cops for brutality," and "REGINA TASCA Fired for stopping an incident of police abuse." The bottom row features "LAURA SCHOOK Fired for exposing corruption." The background is black, and the text is in white, with the title "GOOD COPS DON'T LAST" prominently displayed at the top and bottom of the image.

#ACAB

#ACAB

Kinda numb or maybe discombobulated?

So today I picked up Vik ( @Vik-Thor / Lirleni Hankeshe ) from St Louis Crematorium, 4 weeks and a day since his passing. It took a while as there was a problem with his death certificate which I think I mentioned

Not sure what I feel, now I have his ashes and his death certificates, I guess it seems a little more real? Before I was just cleaning the house, sure, somewhat intrusively and making decisions on stuff that he'd usually decide on, but some how it still hadn't sunk in I guess?

I'll need to get some help with making financial decisions, definitely want to speak to someone what works for me rather than a rep at Fidelity or Morgan Stanley with regards to investments and 401K, and then there's chasing down bank accounts. And of course taxes will be rather interesting I'm sure.

Beyond that, mostly just continuing to sort, sort and sort some more, and figure out who wants what, who buys what, etc. I've got help on the comics and fountain pens, prolly give a lot of the stickers and stationary to the local journalling group. Need to donate some bags and basic stationary items to someone, and for the rest... No idea yet.

The image features a table with colorful striped placemats. In the center, there is a wooden container with a tree design and a copper lid. To the left, two greeting cards are visible: one with feathers and the text "With deepest sympathy," and another with a white flower and the text "In the love of your husband." To the right, a purple award plaque reads "2024 OUTShine Award presented to Vik-Thor Rose" from OUTFRONT. In front of the award, there is a clear acrylic award. The background includes a white box, a measuring tape, and a book. The overall arrangement suggests a setting of recognition and sympathy.

#Life #death #family

#life #family #death @Vik-Thor / Lirleni Hankeshe

Cultural Christianity
The image shows two social media posts. The first post, by a user named "shofarsogood," is about France banning "religious symbols" from government offices, allowing crucifixes but not kippot or hijabs. The second post, by a user named "hazel2468," discusses cultural Christianity and the perception of Christian practices as normal, not religious. It criticizes the idea of a religious society and argues that Christian holidays and symbols are seen as normal, while other religions' symbols are considered weird.

The image shows two social media posts discussing the concept of "oppositional sexism." The first post, by a user named "pocket-deer-belly,", explains that societal beliefs about gender roles contribute to oppositional sexism, which is the idea that men and women should remain opposites with no overlapping traits. The user references Julia Serano and thanks her for the term. The second post, by a user named "roach-works,", discusses how being gay or lesbian does not exempt one from believing in or enforcing oppositional sexism. The user shares their personal experience of transitioning from female to male and emphasizes that men and women are not naturally opposite creatures but rather two modes of human expression.

#trans ? Tag suggestions welcome

#trans

The image features a stylized illustration of a figure resembling Uncle Sam, dressed in a dark blue coat with a star on the sleeve, red and white striped pants, and a top hat adorned with stars. The figure is holding a hammer and nailing a sign to a board. The sign reads, "Help Your Country... and Yourself..." in red cursive text. Below the sign, in bold black and red text, it states, "REPORT ALL FASCISTS & NAZIS TO YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD ICE WATCH." At the bottom of the image, there is a URL: "icetea.peoplerebellion.org," flanked by two white stars on a dark blue background. The overall color scheme includes red, white, and blue, evoking a patriotic theme.

Don't threaten me with a good time

The image features two individuals standing side by side against a backdrop of American flags. The text overlay on the image reads: "MIKE JOHNSON IS WARNING THE COUNTRY THAT IF DEMOCRATS TAKE BACK THE HOUSE IN THE MIDTERMS, THEN TRUMP'S PRESIDENCY WILL EFFECTIVELY END AFTER ONLY TWO YEARS. SOUNDS GOOD!" The text is in bold, with varying colors: white, blue, and yellow, emphasizing key phrases. The background is a mix of dark and light colors, with the flags providing a patriotic theme. The individuals are dressed in formal attire, suggesting a political context.

#uspol

#uspol

The image is a screenshot of a social media post by Andy Borowitz,. The post is about a hypothetical suggestion made by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky regarding peace talks in Alaska. Zelensky is quoted as advising Donald J. Trump to offer Vladimir Putin "full sovereignty" over the state of Florida as part of a 'land swap' for peace. The post includes a quote from Zelensky explaining his rationale for a Russian annexation of Florida, mentioning the presence of Russian-speaking people, oligarchs, and criminals around Mar-a-Lago. It also includes a response from Putin, who says he would consider an offer of Florida but only if it did not include ownership of Ron DeSantis. The background of the image shows a blurred flag, likely the Ukrainian flag, and a person wearing a black shirt.

#Ukraine

#ukraine

The image features a black background with white text centered in the middle. The text is in a serif font and reads: "The Purpose of the United States Constitution is to Limit the Power of the Federal Government, not the American People." The text is aligned to the center and is evenly spaced, with each line of text occupying a similar amount of vertical space. The font size is large enough to be easily readable against the black background. There are no other images, graphics, or colors present in the image.

The image is a comparison chart titled "The Great Prosperity: 1947-79" and "The Great Regression: 1980-Now," illustrating the changes in productivity and compensation for production and non-supervisory workers in the United States. The left side, labeled "The Great Prosperity: 1947-79," shows a graph with a brown line representing productivity and a gray line for average hourly compensation. Both lines show a steady upward trend from 1947 to 1979, with productivity increasing by 119% and compensation by 100%. The right side, labeled "The Great Regression: 1980-Now," features a graph with a blue line for productivity and two additional lines for average hourly compensation and average hourly wage. Productivity continues to rise, but average hourly compensation increases by only 8%, and average hourly wage by 7% from 1979 to 2009. The chart highlights that while productivity has continued to grow, compensation has not kept pace since the 1970s. The source is attributed to Robert Reich, New York Times, 9/4/2011.

The image features a forest scene with a path and trees in the background. Overlaid on this natural backdrop is a block of text in white and yellow font. The text reads: "America doesn't have a budget problem. It has a greed problem. There's always money for war - never for food, housing, or health." The text is bold and stands out against the darker background, with the words "never for food, housing, or health" highlighted in yellow to emphasize the message. The overall composition juxtaposes the natural environment with a critical statement about societal priorities.

The image is a six-panel comic-style infographic titled "IF IMMIGRATION AGENTS SHOW UP AT YOUR DOOR." It provides guidance on how to handle an immigration agent's visit. The first panel shows a woman at the door, with the text "DON'T OPEN THE DOOR. BE CALM. YOU HAVE RIGHTS." The second panel depicts an immigration agent knocking, with the text "IF THEY ASK TO ENTER, ASK IF THEY HAVE A WARRANT SIGNED BY A JUDGE." The third panel shows the woman asking to see the warrant, with the text "IF SO, ASK TO SEE IT." The fourth panel explains that an ICE administrative warrant does not allow entry without consent, with the text "AN ICE ADMINISTRATIVE WARRANT (FORM 1-200, 1-205) DOES NOT ALLOW THEM TO ENTER YOUR HOME WITHOUT YOUR CONSENT." The fifth panel advises what to do if the agent does not have a warrant, with the text "IF THEY DO NOT HAVE A WARRANT SIGNED BY A JUDGE, YOU MAY REFUSE TO LET THEM IN." The sixth panel instructs what to do if the agent forces entry, with the text "IF THEY FORCE THEIR WAY IN, DON'T RESIST. TELL EVERYONE IN THE RESIDENCE TO REMAIN SILENT." The final panel advises what to do if arrested, with the text "IF YOU ARE ARRESTED, REMAIN SILENT AND DO NOT SIGN ANYTHING UNTIL YOU SPEAK TO A LAWYER." The source is cited as "Know Your Rights: What To Do If Immigration Agents (Ice) Are At Your Door - ACLU."

#ice #immigration #KnowYourRights

#immigration #ice #knowyourrights

@Xoa Gray Interesting, that's not the desktop is it? Here's what I see on that:

Let's see on Android...

No need for a screen shot, same exact thing.

@Xoa Gray

The image features a portrait of a man seated in a wooden chair, dressed in a dark suit with a white shirt and a bow tie. He holds a book in his left hand and a pair of glasses in his right hand. The background is a textured, dark-colored wall. Overlaid on the image is a humorous text that reads: "The man who invented the Ferris wheel never met the man who invented the merry-go-round. They traveled in different circles." The text is in white font, contrasting with the darker background. In the bottom left corner, there is a logo that reads "I Louvre Art Memes." The overall style of the image is reminiscent of a classical painting, with a focus on the subject's attire and the text overlay.

#dadjoke

#dadjoke

The image is a black and white photograph of an elderly woman sitting by a window. She is wearing a patterned dress with a cardigan, and her hands are clasped together in her lap. The woman has white hair and is looking out the window, with a contemplative expression. The window has lace curtains, and the light coming through suggests it is daytime. The background is dark, focusing attention on the woman. Overlaid on the image is a quote in bold, black text that reads: "When the elderly die, a library is lost and volumes of wisdom and knowledge are gone." The text is positioned on the left side of the image, partially covering the woman's figure.

The image shows a person wearing a white T-shirt with the text "I tried so hard and got sofa" printed in black. Below the text, there is a simple line drawing of a sofa. The person is standing against a plain gray background. The T-shirt is the main focus of the image. Below the image, there is a social media post from a user named "DoorknockerY" that reads, "But in the end it doesn't even mattress." The comment is accompanied by a cartoon avatar of a character with a bow in their hair.

#vance

#vance

The image is a cartoon featuring two dogs sitting at a table in a diner. The dog on the left is light brown with a white muzzle and is wearing a collar with a tag. It is holding a can labeled "ARF" and looking at the other dog with a puzzled expression. The dog on the right is white with a black patch over one eye and is also wearing a collar with a tag. It is holding a bone and a can labeled "ARF," and has a phone on the table that is ringing. The dog on the right responds to the other dog's question with "No collar ID." The background is simple, with a wooden panel wall. The comic strip is titled "Bizarro" and includes the date "2.23.19" and the artist's signature "Wayno." The website "Bizarro.com" and the Facebook page "Facebook.com/BizarroComics" are also visible at the top of the image.

#humor

#humor

The image is a political graphic divided into two sections. On the left, there is a portrait of a man in a suit and tie, with a blurred face. On the right, there is another man in a suit and tie, also with a blurred face, standing in front of a building that resembles a state capitol with a dome and an American flag. The text overlay is in bold, yellow and black, with some words in red. The text reads: "STUART ADAMS, THE REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT OF THE UTAH SENATE, JUST INTERVENED TO LOOSEN THE AGE OF CONSENT LAWS AFTER AN ADULT WAS CHARGED WITH HAVING SEX WITH A 13-YEAR-OLD CHILD. THE ADULT IS A RELATIVE OF ADAMS. MAGA'S ENTIRE PURPOSE IS TO PROTECT PEDOS!" The text is critical of Stuart Adams and suggests that his actions are part of a broader movement to protect pedophiles.

#republicansarepedos
#gop

#gop #republicansarepedos

The image features a dark background with white and orange text. At the top, in large white letters, it reads "MY POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY IS VERY SIMPLE:". Below this, there are four numbered points, each with a statement in white text, with the key terms "education," "health care," "social security," and "medicare or medicaid" highlighted in orange. The points are: "Don't cut education to give tax cuts to the rich." "Don't cut health care to give tax cuts to the rich." "Don't cut social security to give tax cuts to the rich." "Don't cut medicare or medicaid to give tax cuts to the rich." The text is presented in a clear, structured format, emphasizing the message that the author's political philosophy is focused on not cutting essential public services to benefit the wealthy.

The image is a social media post from the account "Occupy Democrats," featuring a black background with white text. The post contains four statements, each with a different colored word at the beginning, followed by the phrase "MUST BE FREED FROM." The first statement reads "GAZA MUST BE FREED FROM HAMAS," with "GAZA" in green. The second statement is "ISRAEL MUST BE FREED FROM NETANYAHU," with "ISRAEL" in blue. The third statement is "UKRAINE MUST BE FREED FROM RUSSIA," with "UKRAINE" in yellow. The final statement is "AMERICA MUST BE FREED FROM TRUMP," with "AMERICA" in red. At the bottom of the post, the name "DEAN WITHRS" is credited.

The image features a social media post from a page named "Women Hold Up Half The Sky." The post includes a quote attributed to an "EPSTEIN SURVIVOR." The quote reads: "INSTEAD OF ASKING US, 'WHY DIDN'T YOU REPORT?', ASK 'WHO MADE IT UNSAFE FOR YOU TO REPORT?'" The text is in white and yellow font on a black background. Below the quote, it is signed "SIGNED, AN EPSTEIN SURVIVOR" in white font. The post is attributed to the account "jessmichaelspeaks." On the right side of the image, there is a woman with shoulder-length brown hair, wearing a teal sweater over a white collared shirt, with her hands clasped in front of her. The background is black, emphasizing the text and the woman.

The image is a political cartoon featuring nine caricatures of individuals wearing red caps. Each cap has a slogan written in white text. The slogans include: "TRUMP UBER ALLES," "MY LIES = YOUR FACTS," "IGNORANCE FIRST," "MAKE HATE GREAT AGAIN," "Proudly Uninformed," "ANTI ANTI-FASCIST," "RED HATS," "Ivanka 2028," and "RE#%$! YOUR FEELINGS." The individuals are depicted with exaggerated facial expressions, conveying a range of emotions from anger to indifference. The cartoon is titled "RED HATS" at the bottom, suggesting a commentary on a specific political movement or ideology. The overall style is satirical, using caricature and bold text to convey its message.

#maga

#maga

The image is a cartoon depicting a character resembling a knight in armor, riding a brown horse. The knight is dressed in silver armor with a white hat, and is holding a long spear. The background features a blue sky with white clouds and a few birds flying. The knight is positioned in the center of the image, with a speech bubble coming from him that reads, "ONLY I, DON QUIXOTE, CAN SAVE THE NATION FROM THESE FEARSOME GIANTS." The text "SHENEMAN THE STAR-LEDGER" is visible in the top right corner. The overall style of the image is a caricature, with exaggerated features and bold outlines.

#Trump

#trump

The image features a formal portrait of a man in a dark suit, white shirt, and a purple tie, seated with his hands clasped in front of him. The background is a plain, muted gray. The man is looking slightly to the side, with a serious expression. The text overlay at the top of the image reads: "This is the official White House portrait of President Obama that Trump refuses to hang and have an official unveiling for. It is the first time in history that a sitting president has been so petty. Trump may not hang it but we can share it and flood the internet with it!"

#Obama

#obama

The image features a pie chart with a black background and white text. The title at the top reads "Benefits of being MAGA." The pie chart is divided into three sections, each with a different color, green, orange and yellow. To the left of the pie chart, there are three colored boxes corresponding to the labels: purple for "Being liked and respected," blue for "Trump cares about you," and red for "Cheap Groceries."

#maga

#maga

The image shows a screenshot of a social media post with a dark background and white text. The post is divided into two sections. The first section, attributed to Erika Ishii, reads: "A reminder that even in his lifetime, Christopher Columbus was considered so horrendously cruel that the people responsible for the goddamn Spanish Inquisition went, 'oh my god, WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU???' and had him arrested and stripped of his titles." The second section, in a different font, states: "Dunking on Columbus isn’t 'revisionist history', it was literally an order from the crown of Spain in 1500." The text is presented in a conversational tone, with emphatic punctuation and capitalization. The post includes a circular profile picture on the left, but the face is blurred.

#columbus

#columbus

The image features a gray background with a text message in black and red font. The text reads: "IRONY IS A PASTOR ASKING FOR YOUR MONEY TO SOLVE CHURCH PROBLEMS, AND ADVISING YOU TO PRAY TO SOLVE YOURS. RELIGION IS A FRAUD." The phrase "RELIGION IS A FRAUD" is highlighted in red. In the bottom right corner, there is a small illustration of a man sitting on a bench, looking contemplative. The overall tone of the image is critical of religious institutions and their practices.

#Religion

#religion

Three weeks

Three weeks since my husband passed. I took this week off in a number of ways, I went back to work, I needed to get some normal back in my life.

Bit of a rough week, little work for me Wednesday and Thursday, so I worked yesterday, and still fell short of goal. Wednesday wasn't a surprise, my main #gig RXD doesn't have much on Wednesday, and most of what they have is garbage, but Thursday was a surprise, I couldn't get a route for the life of me. Also I wasn't available Monday as I was taking care of things at his office.

This week I've got a Better Trucks shift lined up for Wednesday, and depending on how the week goes, I might start signing up for more shifts. Pay wise its better than RXD, however I actually have to work, so... Might go back to my old zone if'n I do, my husband was a good part of why I dropped it, at least until winter, that zone has an 1140 load time and takes 6 to 8 hours, so I'd be getting home after him by an hour or two, no more dinner together. Now though? Yeah, my night vision sucks, so when it starts getting dark at 1700, I'll have to drop it again if'n they don't shift the load time earlier by then.

Any how, as I said, going for a normal week, not dealing with his passing in any way this week, being a little lazy, I do have some proofread work that I should've been doing, I'll just have to make time this coming week to get that done.

Friday brought an interesting phone call from the crematorium, I had been wondering what the delay is. Apparently they're having problems getting his death certificate signed, for some reason his GP was listed, and he refused to sign it for obvious reasons, he works out of SSM DePaul, Vik died at SSM SLU, so no real surprise that he's refusing to sign when he wasn't there. Not sure if'n that was a mistake, or its standard practice out here for his GP to sign off on a nature cause death. I've emailed them about the mistake, and I think they were contacting the city Medical Examiner for some help, so hopefully this'll be sorted soon, and things can get moving, I kinda need the death certificate to close accounts, collect life insurance, and so on. Might also need to grab a few copies of my marriage license as well, might be necessary to prove our marriage.

Got his car cleaned out today, though the interior will definitely need cleaning. Also have a link for sorting out the title as he didn't put down a TOD for whatever reason. Trying to avoid probate court if all possible, I mean my relationship with his family is fine, they expect that I inherit everything, so there's no real reason to get the courts involved, the only thing is on Apple, but if'n I'm reading that right, that'll just get me access to his iCloud, and I'm not sure I need anything there.

So, that's about all the news.

The image shows a man standing outdoors on a sunny day, smiling and posing for the camera. He has a full beard and mustache, and is wearing glasses with a colorful frame. The man is wearing a black t-shirt with a graphic design on the front, and blue suspenders. He has antler-like decorations on his head, adding a playful touch to his appearance. In the background, there is a white tent with a table displaying various items, including hats, suggesting a market or fair setting.

Vik-Thor Scott Rose
1967β€”2025

#family #Life #death

#life #gig #family #death

The image features a black background with text and images of several individuals. At the top, there is a block of text in yellow and red font that reads: "Jeffrey Epstein invested over $40 million into a firm backed by Peter Thiel. Thiel, who started PayPal with Elon Musk and mentors JD Vance, went on to become the founder of Palantir - the company the US government hired to assist ICE and, now, to compile an AI driven, centralized database of every American citizen - and Stephen Miller has invested." Below this text, in large yellow font, is the phrase "Nothing To See Here." The image also includes six individuals' faces, each with a different expression, arranged in two rows. The individuals are positioned at the bottom of the image, with their faces partially visible. The overall layout is designed to convey a message about the individuals mentioned and their connections.

#uspol #epstein #thiel #Musk #vance #miller #paypal #Palantir

#uspol #Musk #paypal #vance #palantir #miller #epstein #thiel

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