Up now on my eBay! Classic translated manga comic from 2001! Astrider Hugo #2 by Japanese artist Hisao Tamaki from Radio Comix! Also up for grabs: my superheroine comic collection (70’s-80’s stuff), random Radio Comixbooks and various indie comics! My house is super small, and I am still selling off thirty years’ worth of collectibles to raise money for ongoing back taxes & various upcoming large expenses, so every little bit helps. Thanks for looking & sharing!
“It is a wise thing to be polite; consequently, it is a stupid thing to be rude. To make enemies by unnecessary and willful incivility, is just as insane a proceeding as to set your house on fire.” – Arthur Schopenhauer, Counsels and Maxims
YES ok this. Yes
“[Granny Weatherwax] lied all the- she didn’t tell the truth all the time. For example, there was the Raddles’ privy. Miss Level had explained carefully to Mr and Mrs Raddle several times that it was far too close to the well, and so the drinking water was full of tiny, tiny creatures that were making their children sick. They’d listened very carefully, every time they heard the lecture, and still they never moved the privy. But Mistress Weatherwax told them it was caused by goblins who were attracted to the smell, and by the time they left that cottage Mr Raddle and three of his friends were already digging a new well the other end of the garden.”
–”A Hat Full of Sky”, Terry PratchettActually, the following couple of paragraphs are also relevant:
“'It really is caused by tiny creatures, you know,’ said Tiffany, who’d once handed over an egg to a travelling teacher so she could line up and look through his ’** Astounding Mikroscopical Device! A Zoo in Every Drop of Ditchwater!**’ She’d almost collapsed next day from not drinking. Some of those creatures were hairy.
‘Is that so?’ said Mistress Weatherwax sarcastically.
‘Yes. It is. And Miss Level believes in telling them the truth!’
‘Good. She’s a fine, honest woman,’ said Mistress Weatherwax. ‘But what I say is, you have to tell people a story they can understand. Right now I reckon you’d have to change quite a lot of the world, and maybe bang Mr Raddle’s stupid fat head against the wall a few times, before he’d believe that you can be sickened by drinking tiny invisible beasts. And while you’re doing that, those kids of theirs will get sicker. But goblins, now, they makes sense today. A story gets things done. And when I see Miss Tick tomorrow I’ll tell her it’s about time them wandering teachers started coming up here.’
[…]
‘Never mind, miss,’ she said. ‘Look at it this way. Tomorrow, your job is to change the world into a better place. Today, my job is to see that everyone gets there.‘”
The second and final part of our podcast episodes about the Stonewall rebellion and the birth of Pride, on the 50th anniversary, is now out for everyone, in conversation with participants. Check it out and subscribe here, or find us on your favourite podcast app: https://workingclasshistory.com/2019/05/13/e21-22-the-stonewall-riots-and-pride-at-50/ https://www.facebook.com/workingclasshistory/photos/a.296224173896073/1139448859573596/?type=3
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