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His world started dying and they really just left him there!
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canisalbus · 2 months
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Whenever someone says "This would kill a Victorian child." Or "This would kill a medieval peasant." I have to think about Machete. Would he... would he survive eating a Dorito?
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hindulivesmatter · 26 days
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Your bio says proud Indian but then why only hindu lives matter?? There are so many other religions living in India as well. You seriously should be in school right now instead of being toxic on tumblr.
Reading comprehension fails people yet again. Sad.
I am a proud Indian, yes. My bio says ॐ and proud. That being said, this blog is exclusively to discuss Hinduphobia and violence against Hindus. Does that make you uncomfortable?
Why do you have such a big issue if I take a space and make it solely to discuss issues affecting Hindus? Why are you coming to MY blog and getting upset that I'm only talking about Hindus? If it's affecting you that much, start your own blog, by all means. Record the violence against all communities in India, you have my full support. Go on, do it.
Also, I'm so offended that you think I can't do both, being in school and toxic on Tumblr. I'm a very capable woman, I can multitask <3
You keep crying, I'll keep being ✨toxic✨ on Tumblr. Mwah.
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markscherz · 2 months
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scherz is seven letters away from the korean word for joke (nongdam)
But only two characters! 농담!
해는 졌지만 적어도 개구리는 노래해요
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milimeters-morales · 11 months
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Pavitr: yknow you’d make a really convincing dead body if you fell asleep in the middle of a battle.
Hobie: thanks. you’d make the perfect maggot squirming around inside my rotting corpse and taking piece after piece of me to sustain yourself.
Gwen and Miles: are you two even friends
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somerabbitholes · 2 days
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Books you would recommend on this topic? Colonial, post colonial, and Cold War Asia are topics that really interest me. (Essentially all of the 1900s)
Hello! An entire century is huge and I don't quite know what exactly you're looking for, but here we are, with a few books I like. I've tried organising them, but so many of these things bleed into each other so it's a bit of a jumble
Cold War
1971 by Srinath Raghavan: about the Bangladesh Liberation War within the context of the Cold War, US-Soviet rivalry, and the US-China axis in South Asia
Cold War in South Asia by Paul McGarr: largely focuses on India and Pakistan, and how the Cold War aggravated this rivalry; also how the existing tension added to the Cold War; also the transition from British dominance to US-Soviet contest
Kennedy, Johnson, and the Nonaligned World by Robert B. Rakove: on the US' ties with the Nonaligned countries during decolonisation and in the early years of the Cold War; how US policy dealt with containment, other strategic choices etc
South Asia's Cold War by Rajesh Basrur: specifically about nuclear buildup, armament and the Indo-Pak rivalry within the larger context of the Cold War, arms race, and disarmament movements
Colonialism
India's War by Srinath Raghavan: about India's involvement in World War II and generally what the war meant for South Asia politically, economically and in terms of defense strategies
The Coolie's Great War by Radhika Singha: about coolie labour (non-combatant forces) in the first World War that was transported from India to battlefronts in Europe, Asia and Africa
Unruly Waters by Sunil Amrith: an environmental history of South Asia through British colonial attempts of organising the flow of rivers and the region's coastlines
Underground Revolutionaries by Tim Harper: about revolutionary freedom fighters in Asia and how they met, encountered and borrowed from each other
Imperial Connections by Thomas R. Metcalf: about how the British Empire in the Indian Ocean was mapped out and governed from the Indian peninsula
Decolonisation/Postcolonial Asia
Army and Nation by Steven Wilkinson: a comparative look at civilian-army relations in post-Independence India and Pakistan; it tries to excavate why Pakistan went the way it did with an overwhelmingly powerful Army and a coup-prone democracy while India didn't, even though they inherited basically the same military structure
Muslim Zion by Faisal Devji: a history of the idea of Pakistan and its bearing on the nation-building project in the country
The South Asian Century by Joya Chatterji: it's a huge book on 20th century South Asia; looks at how the subcontinental landmass became three/four separate countries, and what means for history and culture and the people on the landmass
India Against Itself by Sanjib Baruah: about insurgency and statebuilding in Assam and the erstwhile NEFA in India's Northeast. Also see his In the Name of the Nation.
I hope this helps!
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fishsticksloser · 7 months
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hii so this is kinda like. self indulgent 😭 but could you write platonic spiderverse headcanons w a gn spider-reader who’s 12?(got bitten at around 9-10)
hopefully that’s ok, if not it’s fine tho sorry 😭😭
Young!Spiderperson
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Spiderverse + gn!reader
Warnings: slight angst, platonic fluff, pretty short
A/N: I'm so tired. I wish I could sleep... We don't need sleep... We only need Astarion... Also before you all yell at me... Noir was bitten at 16 in the comics and says he's been spiderman for 3 years in ItSV meaning he's 19 then 20/21 in AtSV. Same with Hobie, bitten at 16 and says he's been spiderman for 3 years making him 19-20
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Miles
He was only 14 when he was bitten
So he's very understanding and wants to help in any way he can
He's thankful he had Peter to help him learn how to be Spider-Man
He can't imagine being 9/10 and doing it alone
Miles has had a fair share of difficult times
But being so young and going through that
Terrifying to him
He will beg his parents to adopt you
Pav
A lot like Miles
He cares so much
He's such a good listener too
And he wants to do everything he can to make your job easier
He was bitten at 14/15, so he's fairly knowledgeable on how hard this is
So never once has he yelled at you for how you performed
Pav spends a lot of time with you
He thinks you're so amazing and he tells you that every time he sees you
He might be your number one fan... Might there might be someone who has him beat
Gwen
She was bitten at 12/13
So the fact that you've already been spiderman for a few years just...
Breaks her heart
It was hard enough at the age she was bitten
She can't imagine having that pressure, those powers
And still be in elementary school
She decides to help you
Not just learn how to use your powers (cause you've been doing it for 2-3 years at this point)
But she decides to be your confidant
She wants you to come to her if you need help or guidance
Noir
He will adopt you
In a heartbeat, are you kidding?
Did you see how quickly he basically adopted Peni?
Yeah... he basically adopted a 14 year old while he was 19
But being so close to Peni, he understood the termoil she went through after she was bitten at 8
This man will fight for you
Tooth and nail
Especially since the spider goddess won't let him die...
He will do whatever it takes to protect and empower you
#1 dad young dad
Hobie
I said someone might have Pav beat for your number one fan...
And this man here might have him beat
He's a punk
Are you kidding?
He is astonished by you
He had his own problems being 16 and a crime fighting rockstar in his universe
But you...
You were just a "wee thing"
He is your biggest fan
Constantly encouraging you to do better
Be better
Be amazing
He is definitely upset that you had so much on your shoulders so young
He wishes he could go back and take it so you could be a kid
Miguel
As if anyone could be more upset by what has happened to you
Losing his daughter at such a young age
He was outraged that you were put under this
He makes you a little escape at HQ
He absolutely builds forts with you
Whatever you want
He just wants to make you happy
You didn't deserve this
Really none of them did, but at 9/10?
You never got to experience what it was like to be a normal kid
Peter
Dad #2 on this list
Peter adopts you instantly, on sight
He's 100% 'kidnapping' you
He treats you like his own kid
You wanna spend the night at his?
He doesn't even have to ask MJ cause she'll agree
Smores, popcorn, Kool aid, you name it he'll get it
He wants you to experience real kid things without all the pressure
Cause you don't deserve that
You shouldn't have had to go through that
And he plans to make you feel loved and appreciated every day of his life
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crimsonbubble · 10 months
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Bro, can u do a pav x reader? Just some cute fluff, ik he has a gf, but lets just pretend she doesnt exist (its all fiction duh). PLEASE HE'S TOO CUTE UGHH
cw. fluff, gn!reader, platonic stuff *not proofread, just pure brainrot
[no bc seriously, as a desi kid pav means so much to me]
sorry about this one lmao brain juice is not flowly well today 😭😭
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ok his hair is literally so cool??
like it's all flowy and bouncy
I wanna do his hair
and I mean like stupidly
with bows and glittery butterfly clips and shit
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musiquesduciel · 7 months
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In case you're wondering, Rani Chatterjee from Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani is who I think I am when I'm strutting down the street.
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beannary · 6 months
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ARE YOU INDIAN/genq /srs /pos
Yes I am! And just to clarify (because I have had to do this many times aldhdks) I’m Indian like from India and not like Native American lol
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junglejim4322 · 3 months
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I’m sorry but one of my favorite things to do after a sensitive white guilt ridden white person who has been struggling to figure out how to tell me they think I don’t look Indian finally gets the words out of their mouth is to hit them with “a billion and a half people in India and you think they all look the same?”. It knocks them out every time I think I’ve ruined a few peoples lives with it thats white guilt rock bottom
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corvidaedream · 4 months
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sometimes i get very passionate about my job and how important it can be to give an accurate history of a moment in american history that's frequently referenced but which the general public in america has a lot of misconceptions about
and other times i spend an unproductive day trying to explain outdated tax law to a child who isn't equipped to understand, but who is very intent on asking "why?" repeatedly and i think maybe i understand why this protest specifically gets misrepresented and glossed over in schools.
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hindulivesmatter · 3 months
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hello! i completely agree with your gandhi post. yes, he was a horrible man. but, could you please cite the sources from where all of that information is from? cant really believe everything that is out of a simple internet search, right? so yeah it would be great if you could mention the sources thank you!
Yeah sure.
What are some secrets of Mahatma Gandhi - Quora
What are the dark secrets of Mahatma Gandhi that are not taught in schools? - Quora
Was Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi a good man or a bad man? Why? - Quora
What is the dark side of Gandhi?
How would Gandhi’s celibacy tests with naked women be seen today? - The Guardian
Women suffer from Gandhi's legacy - The Guardian
Yeah, its all from like 20 minutes of Google searches. You'd probably find more by doing a deep dive.
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cult-of-the-eye · 17 days
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CULT I'VE GIRLBOSSED TOO CLOSE TO THE SUN W THE TRYING NEW FOODS THING I'M PRETTY SURE I NOW HAVE FOOD POISONING
no don't worry the stomach issues is just a part of the experience :)
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somerabbitholes · 8 months
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Hii! Appearing again to say I love your blog, and maybe also asking for some recommendations for books about Indian art or just cultural history, history that is more about the common life😊🥰
hi! thank you! here are a few books i like —
Indo-Persian Travels in the Age of Discoveries by Sanjay Subrahmanyam, Muzaffar Alam: about the culture of travel between the Mughal and Persian empire; really interesting take on how geographical discovery worked and was thought of
Wanderers, Kings and Merchants by Peggy Mohan: a linguistic history of the subcontinent told through stories of how languages travelled and how linguistic cultures developed
False Allies by Manu Pillai: about princely states in British India and their cultural and political relationship with nationalism and the mainstream national movement
Everyday Lives, Everyday History by Uma Chakravarty: I think this is about ancient India; but anyhoo: it looks at how the histories of common people are and can be told and how we do that in practice with ancient India
Cricket Country by Prashant Kidambi: how the sport took root in India and interacted with existing faultlines, told through the story of how the first cricket team was put together
House But No Garden by Nikhil Rao: about the development of suburbs in Bombay in the early 21st century, how colonial town planning interacted with native communities and the cultures that developed therein
also, some more on indian art
I hope you find something you like!
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