sonyarebecchi >>> leotanaka
after 8 years, i have finally decided to change my url :)
still tracking: #userkraina
tagging some mutuals under the cut:
hi!
my name is gracie and i’m a wildlife conservation bio/zoology student living on their own. i desperately need some help getting some food for my cat and i.
my cashapp/venmo are both graciegrrl777 if anyone can help me. 💓🌱
i need like $15 to take an uber home from work today. i can get there on the bus but i wasn’t able to change my shift tonight to get back home on the last one.
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It’s really heartening how much people on this site came together to help Ahmed @90-ghost. He’s in Egypt now with his younger brother waiting on his mom and older brother to join them. The issue now is living expenses. Life is extremely difficult for displaced people, and the future is uncertain. If you’ve ever wondered how you can help a Palestinian displaced by the genocide, here’s one way to do so.
this might sound like a stupid question but, when you make those shakes, the ones where you put powder in water and shake the bottle, are you supposed to leave those little metal circle things in the bottle? do they help it mix together better or does it not matter?
neighbours revival would never take a risk like this but i keep thinking, leo's grief over david's death or lack thereof, what if it's because he's not actually grieving at all? what if leo doesn't actually miss david at all and after he died, he started looking at everything, at their lives and relationship and came to a realisation that he never actually liked him anyway? i mean, it would explain everything about his behaviour, it'd be risky for sure but it would explain everything and would be an interesting direction to take his character in.
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Life For Gaza: Each Cent Counts, Quenching the Thirst of Humanity in Gaza City
The Gaza Municipality is tasked with providing vital services such as water supply, waste management and sewage treatment. However, the widespread destruction in Gaza City has severely hampered the Municipality's ability to deliver even the most basic necessities to its residents. With limited access to water, the population faces a dire health and environmental crisis, especially affecting children.
By joining forces in this initiative, we cultivate hope and solidarity, fostering empathy and collaboration across communities while easing the hardships endured by those in Gaza. This collective effort reassures them that they are not alone in their struggle. The Gaza Municipality earnestly appeals for your support to help reinstate essential services, currently the foremost priority. In the northern regions of the Gaza Strip alone, over 500,000 individuals urgently require these services.
Where your donations will be directed:
- - Water supply enhancement projects
- - Maintenance of water wells
- - Implementation of water desalination initiatives
- - Management of waste collection and disposal systems
- - Reconstruction of roads demolished during war
- - Implementation of sewage water pumping and treatment schemes
- - Execution of pest control and rodent eradication programs
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the problem isn't just that media literacy is slowly becoming a dying art. it's that people straight up do not pay attention when they watch tv/film anymore.
this isn't even a difficult post to understand, how the hell are people completely missing the entire point of it?! god! it's in the first sentence: THIS IS ABOUT MEDIA LITERACY!!!! it's about the fact that people do not understand or know half of what is going on in the shows and movies they watch because they do not pay attention to what they are watching them and then go on to bitch and complain about nothing making sense!
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Immaculate (2024) dir. Michael Mohan
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“You don’t change society in 25 years. You need society to go all the way and collapse, and then you change it.” - Mathieu Kassovitz, 2020
25 Years of La Haine / Hate (1995), dir. Mathieu Kassovitz
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It’s about a society on its way down. And as it falls, it keeps telling itself: “So far so good… so far so good… so far so good.” It’s not how you fall that matters. It’s how you land.
La Haine (1995) dir. Mathieu Kassovitz
Black Christmas (1974) dir. Bob Clark When a Stranger Calls (1979) dir. Fred Walton
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can people please shut up about the love languages?? they were cooked up as a gimic to sell self published books by a conservative homophobic evangelical priest who hated his wife and lied about being a qualified psych!!! nothing about the love languages is a legitimate analytical tool. your otp makes sense because they're written well by people who are good at their craft, not because person a likes gift giving and person b likes affirmation. your partner doesn't understand your needs because you both need to be better at communicating or you're actually not good together, not because their love language is acts of service or some shit. everyone likes being given things and told nice things and kind gestures! It comes with being a person and youse need to find a better way of expressing that because using the self-published ramblings (of a man who hated women) to catagorise people is, dare I say, a habit that will endear you to bigots more than anyone if you aren't careful.
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SHARON TATE in VALLEY OF THE DOLLS (1967) — dir. Mark Robson
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The Deluge' (detail) by Gustave Dore, 1886
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The Princess Diaries (2001) dir. Garry Marshall
#every time i see this scene i remember that post that was like ''it's so refreshing they didn't resort to something offensive like#calling her a bitch and saying jerk is actually really classy of mia'' and i was like... it's disney!#if they could they definitely would have called her a bitch lol#the princess diaries#films