Maximus is kinda meh looking but he and Lucy vibe so well together i’m kinda with them anyway lol
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Yeah so i need that Moldaver x Rose AU fic ASAP aight? Chop chop
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courtesy of trying to log into amazon with a "one time password" here is a blank meme template for yall
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Drive-Away Dolls (2024) dir. Ethan Coen
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logging into tumblr like yes i love women and my hobbies include yearning and being silly.
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He admits to doping 4 years before his cancer diagnosis (1996). Him surviving cancer was just a speed bump between his usual activities.
He was just always a cheater, from day 1 of his pro riding career.
I was just talking to my dad about Lance Armstrong, and I don't think it's at all uncommon for people who have been through something as traumatic as cancer and cancer treatment to just start reevaluating what is important to them. Like, my mom and I were constantly at odds throughout my life, but when her cancer got really serious as she neared the end of her life, I know she started reevaluating things. She suddenly became less critical of me and supportive of me, because she knew she would be leaving this earth soon. I will always love her for that. Other people I've known who have gone through something like cancer have told me that certain things just become less important.
The thing about Lance Armstrong is that he survived cancer and cancer treatment. He lost an organ of his body. He could have *died*, but the most important thing to him was *still* winning. Even after all he had been through, showing up and finishing the race wasn't enough for him. He had to *win*, and he was going to do that even if it meant cheating. As a result, this huge wave of ableism swept fitness culture. This whole "Lance Armstrong won the Tour de France after battling testicular cancer! If he can do it with one testicle, then you're just lazy and don't want it enough!" People with disabilities were shamed for not trying. Because Armstrong was hyped up as this miracle man who survived cancer AND was continuing to win all his little races.
And then it came out that he had been cheating the whole time. How many people gave up on their fitness and health journeys over the bullshit? How many people *believed* they must have been lazy if they weren't able to perform the way he did while able-bodied? How many disabled people's disabilities were invalidated because of him? And only for it to be found out he was cheating the whole time.
But the part that gets me? He didn't have to do that. He didn't have to win. I understand wanting to "get back out there." I enjoy exercise too and hate when I have to take time off from it. But he didn't have to *win*. If his goal was to be inspiring, showing up to the race would have been enough. Even if he didn't finish, he would have had so much support.
No, suffering doesn't automatically mean a person will be better, but I think it's sad that he chose the path he did instead of growing from his experience. He became such a problem to many people with limitations.
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"I, too, am being blackmailed for something I didn't do."
"Me, too."
"And me."
Clue (1985) dir. Jonathan Lynn
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Is it a Real Madrid match if Valverde doesn’t blast a ball into the third mezzanine?
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Kinda wild the show is called Ahsoka but we spend most of it watching Sabine get her ass kicked
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Not sure why the game went further than 7 minutes over but if you’re gonna play it out, let it play out
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just learned that a mutual of mine is pro israel (they’re now blocked) so i wanted to take the time to say that if you believe what’s happening in palestine is not a genocide than you are not welcome here. unfollow me block me whatever i don’t want you interacting with me at all
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Rudiger picking up Modric like a little pet omgggg
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"Mankar! He comes, and he will destroy all!"
--Attributed to Mankar Camoran's mother, shortly before giving birth to Mankar Camoran, in The Refugees.
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