KoaPony

BEEN A WHILE HASN'T IT BABES

Top 3 Female Artists:
1. Lights
2. Regina Spektor
3. St. Vincent

Top 3 Male Artists:
1. clipping.
2. My Chemical Romance
3. my boyfriendddddddddddddddddd

Top 10 Songs:
1. Morphine - Lights
2. Inside Out - clipping.
3. ZIPPER - Brockhampton
4. Small Bill$ - Regina Spektor
5. How You Set Me on Fire - General Mumble
6. Los Ageless - St. Vincent
7. Swimming Pools - Kendrick Lamar
8. Siberia - Lights
9. Headfirst Slide into Cooperstown on a Bad Bet - Fall Out Boy
10. FRIENDS - Marshmello feat. Anne Marie

Here's the long and short of it.
    I have designs.
    They are for sale on shirts of all kinds, phone/laptop cases, pillows, bags, journals, mugs, and stickers.
    I will gladly accept requests for shirt designs, given a promise of purchase!
    I'm trying to pay for college without loans this fall.

I have two jobs for the summer. One of them gives me a consistent 24 hours a week at $10/hour, and the other gives me varying shifts - maximum 8 hours a week - at $9/hour. Subtract from that my rent, living expenses, and federal withholdings and I still have at least half of what I earned. Not bad, right?

The problem is, in the fall, I will likely owe over $3,000. Which still isn't bad, and I recognize that. However, aside from my university's generous financial aid, I am paying these expenses on my own. Everything is in my name, and what I earn is what I have to work with.

I took out a loan last semester for somewhere around $3k that helped me cover school costs in my time of need, and I'm not too concerned about that, as I should be able to pay off that loan without too much trouble in the future. But I don't want to keep taking out loans. I would much rather pay what I need to now, and not worry about more debt in long run.

With my level of income from all sources - both of my jobs and my sales on Redbubble and TeePublic - I'm not at all likely to earn $3k before the end of August (when the college payment is due). In fact, my sales on Redbubble are the sparsest source of income, bringing in only a little over $30 in a year (TeePublic has earned me $56 in the last several months).

I would love, love, love to be able to pay for college on my own this semester without the "help" of a federal loan. But in order to do that I'm going to need a lot of help, and the most practical direction in which to turn is towards my Redbubble and TeePublic shoppers.

If none of my current designs appeal to you, tell me! I will gladly make a design and put it on some products for you if there is a promise of purchase in store for me. (Note: This design would not be your intellectual/creative property and would still rest under my design, for all intents and purposes.) Meanwhile, if you know somebody who is a fan of the subjects of my artwork/designs, tell them! Refer them to my TeePublic or Redbubble stores (both under Nightvessel), or direct them to my Facebook page: www.facebook.com/nightvessel.
If you are a gracious, way-too-nice person and you'd rather donate to me directly, I use Venmo (PayPal doesn't do much these days, unfortunately) and would be willing to give you the deets if that's what you'd rather do.

Thanks for reading.

-Nightvessel

p.s. wish I could change my Deviant name ugh

Changing things up a bit, again.

Top 3 Female Artists in Order:
1. Ellie Goulding
2. Melanie Martinez
3. Bebe Rexha

Top 3 Male Artists in Order:
1. Twenty One Pilots
2. Panic! At the Disco
3. Hamilton Cast (no, not entirely male, I know)

Top 10 Songs:
1. Devotion - Ellie Goulding
2. Holding On For Life - Ellie Goulding
3. Wait For It - Hamilton Cast
4. Say No to This - Hamilton Cast
5. House of Memories - Panic! At the Disco
6. Tough Luck - Glaze
7. I Got No Time - The Living Tombstone
8. Anima Libera - Emi
9. Don't Panic - Ellie Goulding
10. Tag, you're it - Melanie Martinez

*I'm realizing I don't listen to very many artists around the same time, so I'm narrowing it down from 10 to 5 to be more realistic about my listening tendencies. Also ranking songs and albums from now on.

Top 5 artists:
1. Lin-Manuel Miranda/Hamilton Cast
2. Panic! At the Disco
3. Vocaloids (generally speaking)
4. Melanie Martinez
5. The Living Tombstone

Top 5 albums:
1. Hamilton - Cast of Hamilton (duh)
2. Death of a Bachelor - Panic! At the Disco
3. Pretty. Odd. - Panic! At the Disco
4. Too Weird To Live, Too Rare To Die! - Panic! At the Disco
5. Blurryface - Twenty One Pilots

Top 10 songs:
1. Victorious - Panic! At the Disco
2. My Shot - Hamilton Cast
3. Stall Me - Panic! At the Disco
4. She Had the World - Panic! At the Disco
5. You'll Be Back - Hamilton Cast
6. I Got No Time - The Living Tombstone
7. House of Memories - Panic! At the Disco
8. Impossible Year - Panic! At the Disco
9. Soap - Melanie Martinez
10. Polarize - Twenty One Pilots

www.returnofkings.com/78021/fu…

If you haven’t heard of Return Of Kings, you need to learn about them now.

Return Of Kings is a group for “masculine men” that wants to prove women to be inferior and to make rape an okay thing.

NOT OKAY.

The group, lead by Roosh Valizadeh, spans the entire world, and this upcoming Saturday, February 6 at 8 P.M., groups are planning on meeting at predetermined places (listed in the link above, and below). These are claimed to be “peaceful protests,” but when the subject of their meeting is taken into account, I hardly think they can be called peaceful. 

Valizadeh’s entire website consists of articles about how women should all be stay-at-home mothers, considered inferior to men, objectified, and how men should basically be worshiped by women. They also have strongly negative opinions towards transwomen, along with the rest of the LGBTQA+ community.We can’t stand for this.

Spread this like wildfire. Please alert any and all women you know are in a particular area, or are not. STAY SAFE. We don’t know what exactly these men want to do but there is great reason for suspecting terrible behavior towards women including possible rape. The destinations for the ROK meetings are as follows (taken directly from website):

United States

Alabama

• Birmingham – In front of Ohenry’s coffee shop, downtown Homewood (not the Brookwood Mall Ohenry’s)

Alaska

• Anchorage – Elderberry Park, near the Oscar Anderson House, a museum. Meet by the chairs and table. Address: 1297 West Fifth Avenue, Anchorage, Alaska 99501.

Arizona

• Phoenix – Meet in front of main entrance of tallest building of Phoenix Plaza (Qwest Tower).
• Tucson – Arizona Historical Society (949 E 2nd St, Tucson, AZ 85719). Meet at statue near corner of N Park Ave and E 2nd St. Image.

Arkansas

• Little Rock – d***n@yahoo.com

California

• Long Beach – Parking lot of Glory Days Sports Bar, Carson Blvd and Woodruff Ave.
• Los Angeles – L.A. Live in front of Starbucks entrance. Address: 800 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90015
• Newport Beach – The outdoor fountain directly in front of Macy’s department store at Fashion Island. Image.
• Orange County – The fountain in front of the Ferris wheel at the Irvine Spectrum Mall.
• Palm Springs – Fountain at Mercado Plaza (Palm Canyon Drive)
• Redwood City – Parking lot of IHOP. Address: 491 Veterans Blvd, Redwood City, CA 94063
• Roseville – Royer Park (the large park on Douglas Blvd), next to the gatling gun statue. Image.
• San Diego – Corner of 16th & Broadway, in parking lot of the Goodwill
• San Diego (North) – The Village at Pacific Highlands Ranch. Meet in front of The Baked Bear Shop.
• San Francisco – Balboa Park Bart station, by the arched exit. Image.
• San Leandro – Northwest corner of the intersection of E. 14th St. and Estudillo Av. Meet at the public fountain.
• Santa Barbara – Steps of the Santa Barbara Museum of Art, located on the corner of State Street and Anapamu Street in downtown Santa Barbara
• Sherman Oaks – Sherman Oaks Galleria, between the fountain and Cheesecake Factory entrance. Image. Address: 15301 Ventura Blvd.

Colorado

• Boulder – North Boulder Park, beside the shelter. Image.
• Denver – 19th Ave and Gilpin Street, on the south side of Presbyterian/St. Luke’s Medical Center. Image.

Connecticut

• New Haven – World War I Memorial, beside flagpole
• Stamford – In the little square on the corner of Franklin St and Broad St.Image.

Florida

• Orlando – The Red Chinese Tang pavilion at Lake Eola, beside red pagoda.
• Tampa – Curtis Hixon Park, between fountains and grass. Image.
• West Palm Beach – Clematis Street Fountains, on the side of North Clematis street

Georgia

• Athens – The Arch at the University of Georgia
• Atlanta – Piedmont Park, corner of 10th street and Charles Allen Dr by the sign. Image.

Hawaii

• Honolulu – Pearl Ridge Downtown, underneath globe sign. Image. Address: 98 – 1005 Moanalua Rd, Aiea, HI 96701

Idaho

• Boise – Idaho State Capital Building, 700 W Jefferson St, Boise, ID 83702. Met by the statue of Abraham Lincoln.

Illinois

• Chicago – Rogers Park, beside the flagpole. Image. Google Map.
• Chicago (Homewood) – Parking lot of Balagio’s. Address: 17501 Dixie Hwy, Hazel Crest, IL 60430.

Iowa

• Cedar Rapids – In Sokol Park beside the gazebo. 16th Ave SW
• Des Moines – Parking lot of the VA Hospital beside pictured tree.Image. Address: 3600 30th St. Des Moines, IA. 50310

Louisiana

• New Orleans – Magazine Street and Lawrence Square, besides the big tree, across the street from 4318 Magazine Street. Image.

Maine

• Bangor – Bangor Public Library, in front of main entrance below the stairs (145 Harlow St)

Maryland

• Annapolis – Downtown/Historic Annapolis Harbor, Main Street, by the Kunte Kinte memorial statue. Image.
• Baltimore – In front of Cross Street Market entrance in Federal Hill

Massachusetts

• Boston (North End) – Paul Revere Statue in Paul Revere Mall

Michigan

• Ann-Arbor – Nickel’s Arcade in downtown Ann Arbor. Meet at the center column near the entrance off State Street.
• Lansing – Lansing River Trail, top of the fish ladder steps. Image.
• Macomb County/Clinton Township – The Mall at Partridge Creek. Meet in front of the fountain between Brio Tuscan Grille and P.F. Chang’s. Address: 17420 Hall Rd, Charter Twp of Clinton, MI 48038
• Rochester Hills – Elizabeth Park, beside center bush. Image.

Minnesota

• Duluth – Leif Erickson Park by the stage. Address: 12th Ave E & London Road, Duluth, MN 55802

Missouri

• Kansas City – North side of the World War 1 Museum, on sidewalk directly above monument. Image.

Nevada

• Las Vegas – Beside Vegas Vic neon sign on the old strip.

New Hampshire

• Portsmouth – In front of main entrance of The North Church. 2 Congress St, Portsmouth, NH 03801

New Jersey

• Atlantic City – On the Boardwalk in front of main Taj Mahal entrance
• Hoboken – In front of Mulligans Pub underneath the canopy. Address: 159 1st St.

New Mexico

• Albuquerque – East side of University Of New Mexico Bookstore. Address: 2301 Central Ave NE, Albuquerque, NM 87106. Image.

New York

• New York – St. Catherine’s Park, next to the spiral kids slide. 1245 1st Ave between 67th and 68th st
• New York – Washington Square Park under the arch
• Rochester – Eastman School of Music, Kilbourn Hall (26 Gibbs St, Rochester, NY 14604), Meet at intersection at Gibbs and Main, where the concert hall entrance is. Image.
• Syracuse – Columbus Circle, next to the statue. Address: East Onondaga Street, Syracuse, NY 13202

North Carolina

• Charlotte – Romare Bearden Park. Meet by the benches behind the gazebo-like structure on the corner of W Martin Luther King and Church St. Image.
• Wilmington – Riverfront Park, across the river from USS North Carolina, beside map kiosk. Image.

Ohio

• Cincinnati – I-75 and Sharon road has a large parking lot with a grass field next to a Speedway Gas Station. Meet on the grass.

Oklahoma

• Oklahoma City – In front of Harkins Theater at 150 E Reno Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73104. Image.

Pennsylvania

• Harrisburg – Steps of Capitol on the west side. Image.
• Philadelphia – Washington Square Park, between 5th and 6th St right off Walnut Street (it is the size of a city block). Meet specifically by the memorial to the Revolutionary War Soldiers eternal flame.

South Carolina

• Anderson – The Carolina Wren Park located downtown at 111 E. Whitner St. 29621 in the Pavilion. Meet beside the fountain.
• Camden – King Haigler Tower, main entrance. Image. Address: 950 Broad Street, Camden SC 29020

Tennessee

• Chattanooga – In front of Dollar General. Image. Address: 5952 E. Brainerd Road
• Mount Juliet – Parking lot in front of entrance to Big Star Cigar Lounge. Address: 3384 N Mt. Juliet Road, Suite 1100, Mount Juliet, TN 37122
• Nashsville (North) – In front of Baileys in Rivergate Plaza Shopping Mall

Texas

• Austin – Palm Park by the stone structure. Image. Address: 711 East 3rd Street, Austin, TX 78701
• Dallas – Meet at the old school phone booth In front of British Beverage Company (BBC). Address:
  2800 Routh St, Dallas, TX 75201″
• Denton – Denton Square, beside the little arch. Image. Address: 110 W Hickory St, Denton, TX 76201.
• El Paso – 301 W Missouri Ave, El Paso, TX 79901. Meet on corner next to statue of man. Image.
• Houston – Near the arch of the Sam Houston Monument, adjacent to Houston Museum of Natural Science (5555 Hermann Park Dr, Houston, TX 77030)
• Nederland – c***a@outlook.com
• San Antonio – In front of main door of the Alamo

Utah

• Provo – Provo City Center Temple on the corner of University Avenue and Center Street. Meet at circle pathway in front of main entrance.
• Salt Lake City – Salt Lake City Library, at the top of the amphitheater. Address: 210 E 400 S. Image.

Virginia

• Charlottesville – Lee Park, beside the statue of Lee
• Virginia Beach – Mt. Trashmore, at bottom of stairs. Image. Address: 310 Edwin Dr, Virginia Beach, VA 23462

Washington

• Everett – Clark Park, next to the gazebo. Address: 2400 Lombard Avenue, Everett, WA 98201.
• Seattle – In front of main entrance of Seattle Public Library. 1000 4th Ave, Seattle, WA 98104.
• Seattle (North) – Statue of Lenin. Address: Corner of Fremont PI N and N 36th St. Image.

Washington DC

• Dupont Circle, on the north side by the Starbucks. Image.

Wisconsin

• Kenosha – In front of Brat Stop. Address: 12304 75th St. Kenosha, WI 53142.
• La Crosse – The large water fountain at Riverside Park.

Rest Of The World

Australia

• Brisbane – m***y@outlook.com
• Melbourne – p***i@gmail.com & r***5@gmail.com
• Perth – Ocean Beach Hotel on sidewalk. Image. Warning: protest likely.
• Sydney – r***d@gmail.com & terminus@caramail.com

Austria

• Graz – In the dead center of Tummelplatz square
• Wien – Museumsquartier, Treppe von Mumok (Stairs of Mumok). Museumsplatz 1, Wien 1010. Meet at bottom of steps.

Bahamas

• Nassau – In front of main entrance to Fort Montagu

Belgium

• Brussels – Place Royale, 1000 Brussels. Meet beside the statue.Image. Warning: protest possible.

Bulgaria

• Sofia – Statue of Saint Sofia. Map

Cambodia

• Phnom Penh – The royal palace in front of main entrance. Meet at the bottom of the steps.

Canada

• Calgary – r***9@outlook.com
• Edmonton – t***d@gmail.com
• Montreal – r***p@gmail.com
• Ottawa – m***3@yahoo.ca
• Surrey – F****n@gmail.com
• Toronto – n****o@tutanota.com &elgato416@yahoo.com
• Vancouver – e***w@yahoo.com
• Victoria – m***1@gmail.com
• Windsor – The Burt Weeks Memorial Gardens, on mini-pier.Image.Homepage. Warning: protest likely.
• Winnipeg – k***0@gmail.com

Chile

• Santiago – Plaza Italia, next to the statue

China

• Shanghai – People’s Square Exit 1, street-side, left corner. Image.

Colombia

• Bogota – In the center of Parque de Usaquen

Czech Republic

• Prague – Republic Square.

Finland

• Helsinki – Kolmen sepän patsas (Three Smiths statue) in Helsinki next to Stockmann department store. Google Map.

France

• Nantes – Crossing of Rue du Chateau and Rue Mathelin Rodier. In front of the main entrance of the castle is a little square with a statue of Anne de Bretagne. Meet beside the statue. Image.
• Paris – Place de la République, beside the lion statue. Image.

Germany

• Aachen – In the center point of Katschhof
• Berlin – In front of main entrance to Cafe Lichtburg. Behmstrasse, 13357 Berlin. Map.
• Frankfurt am Main – Bank entrance of Frankfurt Dome / Frankfurter Dom, in front of the souvenir shop with the red sign. Image
• Hamburg – Hamburg Rathaus, in front of the main entrance
• Munchen – München Olympiazentrum, BMW Welt, main entrance.Image 1. Image 2.
• Nurnberg – Willy-Brandt-Denkmal (monument) at the Willy-Brandt-Platz, next to statue. Image.
• Würzburg – Warriors Memorial near the Wurzburg Residence. Image.

Hong Kong

• In front of Joe Banana’s Bar in Wan Chai on Hong Kong Island (Jaffe Road and Laurd Road).

Iceland

• Reykjavik – Leif Ericsson statue in Hallgrímstorg Church. Warning: massive protest likely.

India

• Mumbai – D-mart in Powai, beside the tree by the main entrance.Image.Google Map.

Iran

• Tehran – Niavaran Park, Tehran. Meet at the eastern side of the main fountain in front of the ice cream shop.

Ireland

• Naas – In front of main entrance of Naas Courthouse. Warning: protest likely.

Israel

• Tel Aviv – In front of the main entrance to Sarona Market

Italy

• Bari – Parco 2 Giugno, in front of main entrance on Viale Einaudi.Image.
• Reggio calabria – Museo Nazionale, in front of main entrance. Image.
• Rome – At the Spanish Steps, in front of the Montcler store, at the corner of Via Condotti. Image.

Japan

• Osaka – Next to the KFC beside HEP 5 shopping mall. Address: 6-15 Kakudacho, Kita Ward, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture 530-0017, Japan.Image.
• Tokyo – Ebisu Garden Place Glass Square, beside glass structure

Mexico

• Mexico City – Beside Kiosko de Coyoacan. Image.

Morocco

• Settat – Horse Fountain. Image. Google Map.

Nepal

• Kathmandu – Patan Durbar Square, between the two tall columns.Image.

Netherlands

• Amsterdam – m***m@hotmail.com
• Utrecht – Center of Neude Square. Warning: protest possible.

New Zealand

• Auckland – r***d@gmail.com
• Dunedin – In front of of Dunedin Town Hall at archway below the steps.Image. Warning: protest likely.
• Wellington – returnofwellington@outlook.com

Philippines

• Manila – Greenbelt mall beside the R-letter pedestal at the entrance near the Hermes store. Image 1, Image 2.

Poland

• Gdansk – At Fontanna Neptuna
• Katowice – Spodek (Saucer) in Katowice. Address: ul. Korfantego 35
• Warsaw – In front of Starbucks across from the Mariott Hotel. Image.
• Wroclaw – In the middle of Plac Solny (“Salt Square”/Flower Market), beside the Iglica (needle) statue. Stare Miasto 50-061/50-062, Wroclaw.

Portugal

• Lisbon – Restauradores – Monument to the Restorers, in front of the obelisk, near Hard Rock Cafe Lisboa. Image.

Romania

• Bucharest – Piata Universitatii – Fantana. Image.

Russia

• Novosibirsk – Next to the statue of Vladimir Lenin on Lenin Square

Serbia

• Belgrade – Trg Republike, in front of horse statue

Singapore

• Singapore – Fort Canning Park, Dhoby Ghaut, underneath big arch.Image.

Slovenia

• Ljubljana – “The Illyrian Provinces Monument” (Ilirski steber) at the “French Revolution Square” (Trg Francoske revolucije)

South Korea

• Seoul – In front of Bosingak Belfry. Jonggak station, subway line 1, exit 4.

Spain

• Barcelona – Underneath Arc de Triomf monument. Warning: protest likely.
• Granada – In front of Granada Cathedral

Sweden

• Stockholm – Medborgarplatsen, in front of first glass structure. Image.

Switzerland

• Basel – Baarfuesserplatz Tram Stop, by the tall pole. Image.

Taiwan

• Taipei – On Tap Pub, in front of main entrance. Address: No. 21, Alley 11, Lane 216, Section 4, Zhongxiao E Rd, Da’an District, Taipei City, 106

Thailand

• Bangkok – In front of Starbucks Terminal 21

United Arab Emirates

• Dubai – Dubai Mall, in front of Tim Horton. Image.

United Kingdom

• Cardiff – Beside female statue in front of Hilton Cardiff on Friary Road.Image. Warning: protest likely.
• Edinburgh – a***n@fastmail.com & sillyconnolly@hotmail.com
• Glasgow – George Square. Meet by the tall obelisk statue. Warning: protest likely, multiple violent threats received.
• Leeds – l***k@gmail.com
• London – d***k@gmail.com & recklessrawdogger@gmail.com
• Manchester – c***u@yahoo.com
• Newcastle – Beside Grey’s monument. Warning: protest likely.
• Shrewsbury – Frankwell car park, bottom of the pedestrian walkway.Image. Warning: protest likely.

Everyone, STAY SAFE. If you’re near one of these locations, don’t walk alone. If you go to protest, DEFINITELY don’t go alone. Make sure you will be safe.

The biggest threat Valizadeh has posed to anyone who chooses to disrupt or protest is to personally “exact furious retribution upon anyone who challenges [them] in public on that date.” Valizadeh encourages his followers to record anybody who tries to protest so that any feminists, etc. can be publicly bashed via video recording (www.returnofkings.com/78592/fr…).

Honestly, I hope that feminists and anybody who actually has a heart will disrupt the hell out of these meetings. But that’s just my opinion, and safety definitely comes first. Keep an eye out and warn your friends.