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zoraidacallarii · 23 hours
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archiveofaffinities · 2 months
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Michelangelo Pistoletto, Small Monument, 1968
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wolf-m4sc · 7 months
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A packin masc 🐺🖤
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transgenderpolls · 18 days
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hyydraworks · 4 months
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Packing a rainbow 🐓
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moonfableflor · 11 months
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I love you binders I love you breast prosthetics I love you packers I love you tucking I love you stps I love you top surgery I love you bottom surgery I love you hormone therapy I love you growing hair out I love you cutting hair short I love you shaving I love you experimenting with gender and presentation I love you transness I love you trans people I love you I love you I love you
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dduane · 10 months
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The really important part of packing
The stuff that needs to go to Finland with me this week is piled up on the bed right now. (Now comes the process of removing the stuff that doesn't really need to go. In some ways this is a little like editing a novel.)
But now comes a vitally important part of traveling with these bags (and something that—due to various weird health issues that some of you have heard more than enough about—hasn't happened in three years):
Refreshing the luggage stickers.
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A company called Laughing Elephant, which started out as Green Tiger Press, back in the day—purveyors of wonderful prints and stationery featuring illustrations from children's books—makes these stickers. They're repros of actual airline, rail and steamship luggage stickers from years past.
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Adorning your luggage with these serves three important purposes (and maybe more):
They help you positively ID your baggage at reclaim.
They serve to distract and entertain people (particularly small children) who're otherwise bored out of their minds while waiting in line / queued up behind you at airports or train stations or wherever. We've gotten into fabulous conversations with lots of people about these over time, and made some great Travel Acquaintances.
And possibly most useful of all:
They routinely provoke enough interest among the baggage handlers who're dealing with your checked baggage that they refrain from flinging it around the joint like the gorilla in the old American Tourister commercial. (When seated in the right spot in the plane, both @petermorwood and I have seen this happening both as the luggage is getting on and as it's getting off. A pause to examine, to discuss, and then the bag gets put on the cart with visibly more care.)
This can only be a good thing.
So: time to freshen this one up a little. Before...
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...after.
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...Ideally the entire visible surface will eventually be covered. But "house rules" insist that the application of new labels can only happen at actual travel time. So we'll see how the next few years go...
ETA: These are where The Great Artificer got the idea for the Discworld baggage labels. We ran into Bernard when making our way across the internal plaza at the hotel hosting the Discworld convention in Tempe AZ in ... 2009, I think it was? -- and Bernard looked at our bags and said "We could do those!" ...As a result, we have a double set of the Discworld baggage labels, but as they are no longer being produced and are incredibly rare, we don't add them to our mundane baggage: they're too precious.
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elizabugz · 8 months
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eastmagda · 7 months
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DIY Packing boxers
If you’re like me, there’s no way you’re buying a fancy packer strap. So here’s a super simple tutorial on how I sewed some of my boxers to fit my packer!
Pls excuse my shitty illustrations I drew them with a sharpie and I’m sleepy rn.
Step 1. Get a pair of boxers with an open fly. The open fly is important because it gives you two layers of fabric to sew a pocket.
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Step 2. Sew a little pocket for your packer to sit in. Make sure you position/plan it correctly before sewing so your packer sits in a natural place in your pants.
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Step 3. (Inside view yolo) Cut a little hole on the top through the first layer of cloth on the inside only. This is so you can slip your packer inside the little pocket you have just sewn.
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That’s it! Im no professional seamstress but I’m a punk, and DIY till I die. Packing is for everyone!!
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systimming · 9 months
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⭐ - lunchbox prep
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one-time-i-dreamt · 10 months
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I was packing for my upcoming move and found a saddle, so I started eating it. For some reason I told myself that I’d eat everything except the stirrups.
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transgenderpolls · 10 days
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*doesn't matter what kind, even if it's just socks it counts
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cripple-punk-dad · 2 years
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Hey!
Some trans men/trans mascs can do, and will:
-Treat their packers like prosthetics
-treat their packers as an extension of their own body
-Buy packers in crazy colors because who doesn't want a blue dick I MEAN C'MON
-See their packers as a sometimes thing for special occasions
-wear them every day
-Buy a packer that is as realistic as possible
-buy a massive packer because why the hell not
Basically what I'm getting at with this is:
Packing is such an under-acknowledged part of trans masc culture and I think that's really sad because it's actually really heartwarming to see all the tutorials and stories and tips and tricks and different attitudes surrounding packing. I dunno I'm just spitballing but I love it and I think it deserves more attention
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clarkkantagain · 1 month
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deebrisbyfish · 4 days
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This Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, I'll be in Chicago for the annual C2E2 comic and pop culture convention! I'll be there all 3 days from 1 to 4 at the NATIONAL CARTOONISTS SOCIETY booth and I am beyond excited! That said, this strip is the beginning of what I HOPE will be a really fun little 3 week story arc. If you're unfamiliar with my PAST work, that sneaky little guy at the bottom is Dandy Q. Dog, the star of my previous webcomic, Dandy & Company. He's been a bit indignant since his strip was canceled, so for the next few strips, he's taking over while I'm away. Hope you enjoy. ;)
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