Btw the printed out version that I was given right after Ursula made it still lives on about 11 years later. It's survived many years above my desk as a teen, an international move, and most importantly, plenty of pretty bad art on the way to some fairly good art.

You might have more luck finding it directly from somewhere Ursula posted it, since you'd know where to look, but there are reposts of it on Tumblr that I've found.

When you feel you know a famous fruit on a deep personal level, but it doesn't even know you exist - it's a pear-asocial relationship.

This was prompted by listening to Los Campesinos!'s latest release So Close To Heaven (Live at Troxy) where in To Tundra you can hear someone literally scream in excitement after the first few notes. Almost made me cry tbh. Also very understandable, To Tundra slaps.

I feel so seen

And the quiet mutters of "That noise doesn't sound good. Why are you making that noise? Please don't do this to me right now."

I will have a pretty poofy ruffle dress at the end of this but I am paying the price for it.

Thats not to say my local pride is perfect. It really isnt. The local trans group I'm part of recently had to call the organisers out on some things. And their accessibility is pretty crummy on multiple levels. But having a stall like the one I mentioned is something Im happy to praise them for. 5/5

This is great! Amazing! It wasn't there the past 2 years that I went but I hope that it becomes a running thing. Having community care like that available, and expanding the reach of people that can offer it is exactly what pride events should have. 4/5

They had people on hand to give a couple minute explanation on what Naloxone is for and how it's used. And then after signing a thing (thats mostly for being able to contact folks in the rare case of a bad batch) they were giving people a free box of two doses. 3/I'm winging it

There are ways here to get training on how to use it online that will then send you Naloxone for free. But, at pride this year there was also a stall for the organisation that I've mainly seen doing this! 2/beats me

Scotland has the highest rate of drug-induced deaths in Europe, and I live in one of the two worst hit cities by this. So getting my hands on Naloxone to have with me just in case has been on my list of things to do for a while now. Executive dysfunction has just gotten in the way. 1/idk man

That's what they want you to believe