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"this is the destiel website! this is the destiel website!"
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A Jessie/Misty zine is being made to help raise money for Rachael Lillis! I'll absolutely be doing a piece for this~ Join if you can!
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My magical girls!!
Me and my friends created our own nagical girl OC's. I worked so hard on these designs, so they would feel unicue yet similar.
Hemicentetes! We get these guys in pitfall traps when trying to catch skinks sometimes. They can be a menace, but I find them very charming. They also often trundle through camp, not paying attention to where they are or dangers around. After all, they’re pretty well protected from the majority of Malagasy predators!
Our graphic novel "The Sprite and the Gardener" is three years old now, so I drew Wisteria to celebrate! Thank you so much to everyone who's picked up a copy, whether bought, borrowed, or found at your local library - I've loved hearing from all of you over the years!
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The owner gave me permission to share photos... but look! Look at this little French Bulldog!
A nose! Minimal facial wrinkles! Breathes quietly! *delighted gasp*
oh you like history? name everything that ever happened
Uh.. heh.. my sona Beau x Ice King...
The magic of a scorching summer evening
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But it's too late now, isn't it? Some things, when honked, can never be unhonked. Everything goes dark, and you're pied.
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On this day, 13 May 1985, Philadelphia police & the anti-Black police state attacked the home of Black liberation and environmentalist group MOVE with automatic weapons, then dropped a bomb on it, killing five adults and six children, destroying 61 homes in the predominantly Black neighbourhood, and making 250 people homeless.
Almost 500 police officers fired over 10,000 rounds of ammunition into the house, which was filled with women and children, while other officers blew holes in the walls with explosives. The police commissioner then ordered the house to be bombed, which they did using an improvised device made from C4 given to them by the FBI.
Only two people survived the blast and ensuing fire: Ramona Africa, and Michael Ward, aged 13. While no officials were prosecuted, Ramona Africa was subsequently jailed for seven years on riot and conspiracy charges. The incident occurred during the tenure of Philadelphia's first Black mayor, a Democrat named Wilson Goode.
The children killed were named Katricia Dotson (Tree), Netta, Delitia, Phil, and Tomasa Africa and the adults were Rhonda, Teresa, Frank, CP, Conrad, and John Africa.
In April 2021, it was revealed that non-Black anthropologists at Princeton and the University of Pennsylvania had the bones of one of the children, unbeknownst to the families.
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when your f/o is saying something stupid or inappropriate so you cover their mouth with your hand and they lick your hand
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The Israeli army justifies its attacks on healthcare by alleging that Hamas is operating from hospitals. However, in order for a hospital to lose its protected status under international law, it would need to be used to commit “acts harmful to the enemy.” Hamas fighters sauntering through a hospital to get a hostage treated hardly constitutes an act harmful to the enemy, nor does the strange presence of guns behind an MRI machine (surely the worst place to store a metal object), as they could easily fall under the provision of “small arms and ammunition taken from the wounded and sick…not yet handed to the proper service.” If such arms were to be found in a hospital, they would not deprive the hospital of its protected status under international law. The bar for losing protected status is set very high. The International Committee of the Red Cross states that, “In case of doubt as to whether medical units of establishments are used to commit an ‘act harmful to the enemy’, they should be presumed not to be so used.” The Israeli army attacked all 36 hospitals in Gaza, such that there are no longer any that are fully functional. Not even one of those hospitals had been shown to meet the criteria needed to lose its protected status, let alone all 36. Moreover, even on the rare occasion that a hospital loses its protected status, the military would still need to protect patients and staff, make contingency plans to address the disruption to healthcare, and help restore healthcare services after the attack. In light of the scale of human suffering during World War II, the Geneva Conventions of 1949 were created to provide better protection to civilians. Article 19 of the Geneva Conventions states that medical establishments, staff, and patients should not be attacked. The Conventions became a cornerstone in international humanitarian law and medical ethics, but recent conflicts show how easy it is for states that flout them to go unpunished. In Gaza, it is not that hospitals have suddenly changed their mission such that they can now be used as weapons of war. Rather, their mission to save lives is precisely what renders them so vulnerable in conflicts when the aim is to kill as many people as possible. This vulnerability is being exploited in Gaza to the greatest effect and means that no one, not even an individual seeking medical care, is safe.
Source: mondoweiss.net
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I always get a little sad when I see people doubting that their F/Os would like them because you’re both “too different from each other”. Don’t you see! Your F/Os would absolutely love how you’re different from them! You’d be able to introduce them to so many different things and new perspectives and vice-versa! You’d be a new, refreshing chapter in their life and they’d be so grateful for it. You’d complete each other! Just like those necklaces that you can join together to form a full heart.
I have three or four Personas/OCs/Self-Inserts to design, or make AUs of so I can start getting art of myself/the characters I project onto hugging my other S/Is dang it
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I don't always agree with the decisions of Wikipedia's volunteer editors, but having learned that their decision on how to handle the James Somerton situation was to deem him non-notable and turn his article into a redirect to a brief writeup of Hbomberguy's plagiarism investigation – well, like I said, this may not be a good decision, but in context it's an extremely funny one.
Oh my god you weren't joking