Making every Genshin character into a shitty popsicle!
And their corresponding flavors
Jean: Green Apple
Amber: Cinnamon
Kaeya: Coconut Cream pie
Lisa: Earl Gray
Bennett: Mango
Albedo: Mint Honey
Diluc: Cream Brule
Barbara: Birthday Cake
Diona: Meadow Tea
Sucrose: Pistachio
Fiscal: Black Current
Klee: Pink Lemonade and Pop rocks
Mika: Banana Foster
Mona: Hazelnut
Noelle: Rose
Razor: Grape Kolaid
Rosaria: Black Licorice
Eula: Eggnog
Venti: Box Wine and Everclear
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the three protagonists of my story counter clockwise! it's very wip but the basic rundown of the characters is under the cut
(left to right)
horatio (he/any, cat): horatio is a very conflicted individual, often self loathing and stubborn. he's not very social but is loyal to one of the few friends he has, a scottish terrier mix named penny. he's known for being a headstrong yet ambivalent person. very bitter and willing to hold grudges.
epoch (he/him, pakicetus): a mellow and patient person who tries to live in the present and appreciate the moment. he's talkative and easygoing, but can be brutally honest. epoch is mindful of other people and can often be too trusting or forgiving of others who have malicious intent.
fiscal (they/it, wolverine): a hard working and self assured guy who tries their hardest to please people. its easily attached to people and can often take it hard when people let it down. very unpredictable and humorous, along with being optimistic for the future.
prompt ; daily interactions on the hellsite twitter.com!!
notes/warnings ; ive been gone for years bu im working on that stupid venti x reader fic OKJAY!! i did like one chapter in 5 months but its coming i promise!!
How does bidens canceling of student debt differ from the larger subsidies that universities especially public used to recieve?
There's lots of talk about biden and university debt lately and I think education is a human right. Additionally those burdened with university debt and no way to reasonably pay it off and live a normal life deserve some financial help.
Iirc, and I need help re-finding sources, but the cost of college has skyrocketed over the last ~40 years, far outgrown the costs of like inflation etc. I also think there's been a significant reduction in grants and state funding to public universities especially, from a generic pool. Research based funding is a discussion for another time.
I'd love to look at/generate a hypothetical projection looking at efficient use of taxpayer dollars towards public institutions. What would be a better use of public dollar- continuing to pay off loans after the fact, or returning to the days of generous state and federal funding for universities? How would our choice impact enrollment (i.e. people could choose to enroll bc they would be averse to loans but be ok if they got large need based scholarships schools could hypothetically offer with higher subsides)?
Idk. This is brain dump/idea dump and im looking for feedback and refining it
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