green except too damn hot @green@awoo.space

@vahnj *nodnodnod* this all makes very good sense, thank you!

@vahnj this is exactly the kind of information/discussion I'm looking for. I was thinking about the people that did the torchlight mob-march and were later identified and fired, and about the dicks being public Nazis in Seattle but covering their faces, and trying to navigate the smartest, most effective *and ethical* thing to do.

@abbenm unless your comment is more "but we need to discuss why Nazi stuff is bad!" which is um, well, no, we really don't. XD

@abbenm yep. after the "lol we can be Nazis in public and not wear masks or anything!" led directly to "qq why are we getting fired/having family members disown us/being publicly reviled?" it's been interesting to note how those willing to do Nazi shit in public have also become much less willing to be easily identified. I'm thinking of a guide to non-confrontationally documenting public Nazi behavior for subsequent identification and shaming.

@guerrillarain@witches.town I haven't gotten any ink since I moved to Seattle... aside from having a tattoo-crush on Vyvyn (who I will *never* be able to afford https://www.madamelazongastattoo.com/ *whine*) I haven't even looked around much, though I will have to when I come home; I have one that's been on hold for far too long and now another one I want desperately. XD

serious question to which I would like serious discussion/answers: is it ethical to dox Nazis? like, taking pictures of the Seattle Nazi crew (and their cars, and their buddies), posting them to the internet, finding out where they live/work and posting that to the internet, that kind of thing?

I'm fine with Nazi-punching, and in practice doxing has worked to silence them. I'm curious what y'all think on the subject.

@guerrillarain@witches.town o____o $500/hour is definitely excessive. I don't know how much it varies by region, but (runs to Google) Slave to the Needle, probably the most popular tattoo place in Seattle, charges $100 minimum (that's for those tiny little butterfly tats), hourly $175, and oh heck here's the page: https://slavetotheneedle.com/faq/ Dark Horse (also popular) is $125 http://www.darkhorsetattooing.com/tattoo-info.html so... much more than I remember, much less than what you're being told! XD

@guerrillarain@witches.town yes (I've seen some really nice ones), but it's *eeeexpensive* to get it done right, and you have to be sure to get an artist who's good enough to handle it. be prepared to do a lot of shopping around, and expect to pay... based on what I remember and what I've heard of current prices quoted, at least $60/hour, and (depending on the size of the tattoo) at least 3-4 hours.

@vahnj they're wearing masks, so they aren't entirely fearless; they're afraid of being identified, and alllll the backwash that comes with it. sing it with me...

if you're Nazi and you're fired it's your fault *clap clap*

also dreamed about my cats because I MISS THEM AWWWGGGHHH ;_____;

* got a preview of the next Doctor's regeneration scene, which was quite cool, although spoiled somewhat by my (subconscious?) fear that since the new Doctor is female they'll put her in a short dress and heels BECAUSE PATRIARCHY. this bit also featured a "retrospective" of past Doctors, companions, and Masters, most of which were never on the show.

* something about learning to fly by capturing a spirit phoenix and then something WoW-type quest something? that was interrupted by an angry rant from Roger Ebert about the health dangers of smoking. nevertheless, I did manage to fly some, though I had difficulty clearing two-story buildings, presumably because I never finished the quest.
* OMG I AM CRAVING CINNAMON ROLLS SO BADLY. (good GF cinnamon rolls are frickin' impossible to find)