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  1. Es war Nachmittags dann doch noch sehr viel los, trotz der Hitze, einige Sticker sind uns natürlich ausgegangen und wir freuen uns dass es so zahlreich Interessen an unserem #PiratenStammtisch, DiDays und unserer Politik gibt.

    #CSD #München #PiratenMuc #PiratenObb #Muc #LMU #Minga #CSDMünchen2026 #CSDMünchen #ChristopherStreetDay #Piraten #Piratenpartei #PiratenparteiBayern #DiDay #Linux

  2. Wir sind auch dieses Jahr wieder auf dem #CSD 🏳️‍🌈🎉
    Trotz mit uns der Hitze und schaut gerne vorbei!
    Ihr findet uns Südöstlich des Geschwister-Scholl-Platzes🏴‍☠️

    #München #PiratenMuc #PiratenObb #Muc #LMU #Minga #CSDMünchen2026 #CSDMünchen #ChristopherStreetDay #Piraten #Piratenpartei #PiratenparteiBayern

  3. Gus van Sant – „Milk“ (2008)

    Ein Film, der über seine historische Vorlage weit hinausgewachsen ist und sich heute, fast zwei Jahrzehnte nach seiner Premiere, wie ein queeres politisches Manifest anfühlt – und eine Mahnung ist. Und das nicht nur wegen der tragischen Geschichte. In Sean Penns Darstellung von Harvey Milk liegt eine Verletzlichkeit und Würde, die selbst nach dem Abspann nachwirkt. Ob Julia Klöckner ihn allerdings je gesehen hat, ist mir nicht überliefert… Mit Sean Penn, Emile Hirsch und Josh Brolin. (ZDF, Wh.)

    Zum Blog: nexxtpress.de/mediathekperlen/
  4. Gus van Sant – „Milk“ (2008)

    Ein Film, der über seine historische Vorlage hinauswächst und der sich heute, fast zwei Jahrzehnte nach seiner Premiere, wie ein queeres politisches Manifest anfühlt – und eine Mahnung ist. Und das nicht nur wegen der tragischen Geschichte, die der Film erzählt. In Sean Penns Darstellung von Harvey Milk liegt eine Verletzlichkeit und Würde, die selbst nach dem Abspann nachwirkt. Ob Julia Klöckner ihn allerdings je gesehen hat, ist mir nicht überliefert… (ZDF, Wh)

    Zum Blog: nexxtpress.de/mediathekperlen/
  5. Gus van Sant, Sean Penn – „Milk“ (2008)

    Ein Film, der über seine historische Vorlage hinauswächst und der sich heute, fast zwei Jahrzehnte nach seinem Erscheinen, wie ein queeres politisches Manifest anfühlt – und eine Mahnung ist. Und das nicht nur wegen der tragischen Geschichte, die der Film erzählt. In Sean Penns Darstellung von Harvey Milk liegt eine Verletzlichkeit und Würde, die selbst nach dem Abspann nachwirkt. Ob Julia Klöckner ihn allerdings je gesehen hat, ist mir nicht überliefert. (ZDF, Neu!)

  6. So, quite a bit of gaming happened in the last weeks and I really wanted to talk about it more on here.

    Let's start with #VivaLaQueerBar, a #DescendedFromTheQueen game by @plotbunnygames. When I went to visit my #Monsterhearts group, we didn't intend to actually play any rpgs that Saturday. Unfortunately, public transport is kind of a clusterfluffle right now, so when we left at 9 in the evening, we spent about four hours getting home, with a "fun" mixture of trains, trams, busses and platforms. Luckily, I was traveling with two great friends and had the small Viva La Queerbar booklet with me.

    When the conversation died down, I slapped the little booklet on the ICE table, they downloaded an app for drawing from a virtual deck of cards and we imagined ourselves in a better world, where the onboard restaurant of the (punctual!) high-speed train between Berlin and Cologne is actually a well-known #queer café, beloved by the revelers returning home after #ChristopherStreetDay parades. Conductor Max (close to retirement age, still looks dashing in a uniform, impressive mustache) keeps an eye on the café and cook Rita (pink highlights in grey hair) is always there to patch up celebrants who just *maybe* have overdone it a little.

    We didn't play for very long, but I felt like imagining ourselves in that space definitely helped us get through the mix of annoyance and boredom that usually accompanies travel with late departures, cancelled trains and other problems.

    #CiferRPGMusings #ttrpg #ttrpgde

  7. So, quite a bit of gaming happened in the last weeks and I really wanted to talk about it more on here.

    Let's start with #VivaLaQueerBar, a #DescendedFromTheQueen game by @plotbunnygames. When I went to visit my #Monsterhearts group, we didn't intend to actually play any rpgs that Saturday. Unfortunately, public transport is kind of a clusterfluffle right now, so when we left at 9 in the evening, we spent about four hours getting home, with a "fun" mixture of trains, trams, busses and platforms. Luckily, I was traveling with two great friends and had the small Viva La Queerbar booklet with me.

    When the conversation died down, I slapped the little booklet on the ICE table, they downloaded an app for drawing from a virtual deck of cards and we imagined ourselves in a better world, where the onboard restaurant of the (punctual!) high-speed train between Berlin and Cologne is actually a well-known #queer café, beloved by the revelers returning home after #ChristopherStreetDay parades. Conductor Max (close to retirement age, still looks dashing in a uniform, impressive mustache) keeps an eye on the café and cook Rita (pink highlights in grey hair) is always there to patch up celebrants who just *maybe* have overdone it a little.

    We didn't play for very long, but I felt like imagining ourselves in that space definitely helped us get through the mix of annoyance and boredom that usually accompanies travel with late departures, cancelled trains and other problems.

    #CiferRPGMusings #ttrpg #ttrpgde

  8. So, quite a bit of gaming happened in the last weeks and I really wanted to talk about it more on here.

    Let's start with #VivaLaQueerBar, a #DescendedFromTheQueen game by @plotbunnygames. When I went to visit my #Monsterhearts group, we didn't intend to actually play any rpgs that Saturday. Unfortunately, public transport is kind of a clusterfluffle right now, so when we left at 9 in the evening, we spent about four hours getting home, with a "fun" mixture of trains, trams, busses and platforms. Luckily, I was traveling with two great friends and had the small Viva La Queerbar booklet with me.

    When the conversation died down, I slapped the little booklet on the ICE table, they downloaded an app for drawing from a virtual deck of cards and we imagined ourselves in a better world, where the onboard restaurant of the (punctual!) high-speed train between Berlin and Cologne is actually a well-known #queer café, beloved by the revelers returning home after #ChristopherStreetDay parades. Conductor Max (close to retirement age, still looks dashing in a uniform, impressive mustache) keeps an eye on the café and cook Rita (pink highlights in grey hair) is always there to patch up celebrants who just *maybe* have overdone it a little.

    We didn't play for very long, but I felt like imagining ourselves in that space definitely helped us get through the mix of annoyance and boredom that usually accompanies travel with late departures, cancelled trains and other problems.

    #CiferRPGMusings #ttrpg #ttrpgde

  9. So, quite a bit of gaming happened in the last weeks and I really wanted to talk about it more on here.

    Let's start with #VivaLaQueerBar, a #DescendedFromTheQueen game by @plotbunnygames. When I went to visit my #Monsterhearts group, we didn't intend to actually play any rpgs that Saturday. Unfortunately, public transport is kind of a clusterfluffle right now, so when we left at 9 in the evening, we spent about four hours getting home, with a "fun" mixture of trains, trams, busses and platforms. Luckily, I was traveling with two great friends and had the small Viva La Queerbar booklet with me.

    When the conversation died down, I slapped the little booklet on the ICE table, they downloaded an app for drawing from a virtual deck of cards and we imagined ourselves in a better world, where the onboard restaurant of the (punctual!) high-speed train between Berlin and Cologne is actually a well-known #queer café, beloved by the revelers returning home after #ChristopherStreetDay parades. Conductor Max (close to retirement age, still looks dashing in a uniform, impressive mustache) keeps an eye on the café and cook Rita (pink highlights in grey hair) is always there to patch up celebrants who just *maybe* have overdone it a little.

    We didn't play for very long, but I felt like imagining ourselves in that space definitely helped us get through the mix of annoyance and boredom that usually accompanies travel with late departures, cancelled trains and other problems.

    #CiferRPGMusings #ttrpg #ttrpgde