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op I LOVE your art it’s just so whimsical and cute and it makes me feel so happy inside…I love the way you draw characters so simplistically yet I can still tell who they’re supposed to be. it’s just *chefs kiss*

(also shameless inquiry but may I gently place gaalee at your feet for consideration)

thank u!!! and i love gaalee… no eyebrows x massive eyebrows makes perfect sense in a relationship.

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Surprise message with Anko

#leans on my expensive car #omg heyyy iruka

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Hello hello I have joined forces with some other artists to help out a family in Gaza! Please share this and if you can, donate and/or commision us! :)

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Lord he comin’ 🦋

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Atonement.

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Timothy Chalamet passed away last night after choking on a single frozen unchewed green pea. Family members confirmed his passing in a statement to the media "it's how he liked to eat them"

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if you told vin diesel fast and the furious you were gay he'd be like "Some people like driving stick…some people like driving automatic…what matters is you cross the finish line.." and then he'd rev up a dodge challenger and drive through a building and kill 16 people

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how his character arc went if I'm remembering correctly (og comic)

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#unironically this is me and my brother rn #we have a very popular bird feeder outside the dining room window #and it is so fun watching the different types of birds we do it for hours #its so fascinating how each species have different behaviors when eating #the finches like to just hang out and munch on the feeder #the nuthatches hang upside down and also stick around for a while #and the cardinals take some food then hop over to the porch to eat #etc etc

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jesse. did you just plant those melons jesse. you know those take 12 days to grow. its already the 17th jesse. and you didnt use fertilizer. we arent going to make it. how are we going to get our 5 gold star melons now? at this rate we'll never finish the community center. i hate you.

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Cover I did last year for Desert Bloom: Gaara Botanical Zine over on twt 🌱 never got to posting it it would seem

#OHHH MY LITTLE GUY #my sweet man #gaara

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nomad put out a new code for 15% off 10gb+ esims btw

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Last week, Politico reported that President Joe Biden would “consider” conditioning military aid to Israel if the country launches a large-scale invasion of Rafah, where more than a million Palestinians are sheltering. “It’s something he’s definitely thought about,” said one of the four anonymous US officials cited as a source. This was about as weak of a position as could be imagined: The President had definitely thought about maybe doing something. Still, even this proved too much. One day later, National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said the article was based on “uninformed speculation” by anonymous officials and that he wouldn’t be entertaining hypotheticals about how the US would respond to a major invasion of Rafah, which US officials have signaled they would accept in a more limited form. The dismissal was the latest indication of the administration’s almost complete unwillingness to even discuss imposing serious consequences on Israel for waging a war that has killed more than 30,000 people, most of whom were women and children. Instead, the administration has adopted a newfound feeling of impotence. As State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller put it last month, “The United States does not dictate to Israel what it must do, just as we don’t dictate to any country what it must do.” The absurdity of this position was made clear when a reporter interjected, “Unless you invade them.” Miller couldn’t help but laugh. It has been obvious for months that there are many things the Biden administration can do to restrain Israel and distance itself from a war that has been condemned throughout the world. The problem has not been a lack of options but a lack of political will. Daniel Levy, a former Israeli peace negotiator who is now the president of the US/Middle East Project, told me, “I think many of us who had very low expectations of the US and of Biden have had a rude awakening as to how much lower the actual performance has been [compared] to even the lowest of low expectations.”

As evidence of how important US backing has been for Israel, Levy cited veteran Israeli journalist Yoav Limor, who wrote in Hebrew earlier this month that without “Biden’s support, Israel would long ago have been forced to stop the fighting in Gaza due to a shortage of weapons, while at the same time it would have been forced to deal with United Nations Security Council resolutions (and possibly sanctions) against it.” Still, Levy thought it might take weeks or months of sustained US pressure to compel Israel to change course. In any case, Biden is under no obligation to provide thousands of bombs to a country whose leader has consistently ignored him as Israel wages a brutal war that has leveled much of Gaza and caused children to die of starvation. “We need to stick to our own values,” Ford said. “If our values say, ‘Starving children is way beyond the pale,’ then we need to react to that and take stern action, whether or not it changes Israeli policy.”

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I’m sure you’ve heard about Susan Abulhawa talking to media about what she’s seen in Gaza, but here is a longer, uninterrupted video.

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first 5 faceless emojis are how your summers gonna go

#🙏👍🫵💕⁉️ #what does this mean....

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#i need him.