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carrrrino · 3 months
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Strung Along 🧵
Thank you JustASketcher for the sound effects!
Error and No-Name's encounter in the series. EDIT: 1) the muffled voice is Error speaking y'all No-Name just tuned him out 😭 2) The character in the grey turtle neck is No-Name, not Cross sadly bahaha
Error casted voice actor - Audiospawn!
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grendel-menz · 1 year
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parasite/zombie apocalypse characters
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it-is-only-a-novel · 1 year
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[ID: A person holding up a cardboard sign that has been edited to read, "Non partnering people are valid". End ID.]
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korbydaze · 1 year
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When your new neighbor shows you around , gifts you a new scarf and does your hair in his own style :) totally normal
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moxielynx · 2 months
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me when im insane and crazy
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ofthewilderwest · 2 months
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Do we really wanna go back there again
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tumbly-s · 10 months
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As soon as i saw this tweet, i knew I had to do it
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bewilderedbunny · 8 months
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Eddie trying to rangle the stray cats in the trailer park to get them fixed and given shots would be so cute. There's definitely one cat who always evades capture, his white whale. He's tried everything to catch her, tuna, catnip, chicken, nothing works and somehow she still ends up with the bait.
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gael-garcia · 6 months
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Writers Against the War on Gaza (WAWOG) is an ad hoc coalition committed to solidarity and the horizon of liberation for the Palestinian people. Drawing together writers, editors, and other culture workers, WAWOG hopes to provide ongoing infrastructure for cultural organizing in response to the war. This project is modeled on American Writers Against the War in Vietnam, an organization founded in 1965.
Statement of Solidarity
October 26, 2023
Israel’s war against Gaza is an attempt to conduct genocide against the Palestinian people. This war did not begin on October 7th. However, in the last 19 days, the Israeli military has killed over 6,500 Palestinians, including more than 2,500 children, and wounded over 17,000. Gaza is the world’s largest open-air prison: its 2 million residents—a majority of whom are refugees, descendants of those whose land was stolen in 1948—have been deprived of basic human rights since the blockade in 2006. We share the assertions of human rights groups, scholars, and, above all, everyday Palestinians: Israel is an apartheid state, designed to privilege Jewish citizens at the expense of Palestinians, heedless of the many Jewish people, both in Israel and across the diaspora, who oppose their own conscription in an ethno-nationalist project. 
We come together as writers, journalists, academics, artists, and other culture workers to express our solidarity with the people of Palestine. We stand with their anticolonial struggle for freedom and for self-determination, and with their right to resist occupation. We stand firmly by Gaza’s people, victims of a genocidal war the United States government continues to fund and arm with military aid—a crisis compounded by the illegal settlement and dispossession of the West Bank and the subjugation of Palestinians within the state of Israel.
We stand in opposition to the silencing of dissent and to racist and revisionist media cycles, further perpetuated by Israel’s attempts to bar reporting in Gaza, where journalists have been both denied entry and targeted by Israeli forces. At least 24 journalists in Gaza have now been killed. Internationally, writers and cultural workers have faced severe harassment, workplace retribution, and job loss for expressing solidarity with Palestine, whether by stating facts about their continued occupation, or for amplifying the voices of others. These are instances that mark severe incursions against supposed speech protections. Specious charges of antisemitism are leveled against Zionism’s critics; political repression has been particularly aggressive against the free speech of Muslim, Arab, and Black people living in the US and across the globe. As was the case following the September 11th attacks, Islamophobic political fervor and the widespread circulation of unsubstantiated claims has galvanized a US-led coalition of military support for a brutal campaign of violence.
What can we do to intervene against Israel’s eliminationist assault on the Palestinian people? Words alone cannot stop the onslaught of devastation of Palestinian homes and lives, backed shamelessly and without hesitation by the entire axis of Western power. At the same time, we must reckon with the role words and images play in the war on Gaza and the ferocious support they have engendered: Israel’s defense minister announced the siege as a fight against “human animals”; even as we learned that Israel had rained bombs down on densely populated urban neighborhoods and deployed white phosphorus in Gaza City, the New York Times editorial board wrote that “what Israel is fighting to defend is a society that values human life and the rule of law”; establishment media outlets continue to describe Hamas’s attack on Israel as “unprovoked.” Writers Against the War on Gaza rejects this perversion of meaning, wherein a nuclear state can declare itself a victim in perpetuity while openly enacting genocide. We condemn those in our industries who continue to enable apartheid and genocide. We cannot write a free Palestine into existence, buttogether we must do all we possibly can to reject narratives that soothe Western complicity in ethnic cleansing. 
We act alongside other writers, scholars, and artists who have expressed solidarity with the Palestinian cause, drawing inspiration from the Palestinian spirit of sumud, steadfastness, and resistance. Since 2004, the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI) has advocated for organizations to join a boycott of institutions representing the Israeli state or cultural institutions complicit with its apartheid regime. We call on all our colleagues working in cultural institutions to endorse that boycott. And we invite writers, editors, journalists, scholars, artists, musicians, actors, and anyone in creative and academic work to sign this statement. Join us in building a new cultural front for a free Palestine.  
Signed,
WAWOG Interim Organizing Committee
Hannah Black
Ari Brostoff (Senior Editor, Jewish Currents)
Elena Comay del Junco
Kyle Dacuyan (Executive Director, Poetry Project)
Kay Gabriel (Editorial Director, Poetry Project)
Kaleem Hawa
E. Tammy Kim
Shiv Kotecha
Wendy Lotterman (Associate Editor, Parapraxis)
Muna Mire
Perwana Nazif
Brendan O'Connor
Alex Press (Staff Writer, Jacobin)
Sarah Nicole Prickett
Dylan Saba
Zoé Samudzi (Associate Editor, Parapraxis)
Jasmine Sanders
Claire Schwartz (Culture Editor, Jewish Currents)
Janique Vigier
Harron Walker
Chloe Watlington
Gabriel Winant (Department of History, University of Chicago)
Audrey Wollen
Hannah Zeavin (Founding Editor, Parapraxis)
Signed, In Solidarity
Fatimah Warner (Noname)
Saul Williams
Susan Sarandon
Janeane Garofalo
Gael García Bernal
Danez Smith
Ocean Vuong
Aria Aber
Saidiya Hartman
China Miéville
+ full list here
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tiresomeidol · 1 year
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new bnnuy wife 🎀 
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happy Friday, and here is another destiny 2 poll 😌
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grendel-menz · 9 months
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its hard being a horsefly
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multidxni · 2 years
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Optional bias x reader fluff
"Babyyyy..."
"Hmmm?" He answers, not taking his eyes off the sheets in his lap.
"Don't you want to take a break??" I say and massage his shoulders.
I feel him sighing and relaxing under my touch.
"Baby, I need to finish these." He smiles at me, but he looks tired.
"You're so hardworking babe." I smile, brushing his hair back.
"And you notice this now?" He smirks.
I find myself giggling kissing his dimples.
"Yah, you're actually distracting me!" He makes a shocking face as he realizes.
I pout then laugh. "I'm sorry you're just cute when you're concentrated like this... You look like a baby."
He scrunches his nose as his adorable dimples appear.
"Ahh y/n, you do this on purpose!" He complains and places the sheets on the table, too flustered to go on with his work.
Our eyes meet as I sit on his lap. "I love you." I bow to kiss his forehead. "But I think you know it too well already."
"I love you more my girl." He pulls me back as we fall on the couch laughing.
He gets closer to me, or noses brushing each other and foreheads touching.
"I love you so much." He whispers, his breath hot on my lips.
My fingers tickle his cheek and the next second our lips connect in a soft, loving kiss.
Our fingers intertwine, as he holds one of my hands.
His other hand travels down my waist, pulling my body closer to him. There is no more space between us at all.
As we pull apart to catch our breaths, his eyes flicker with thousands of emotions and I loose myself into the way his face turns red and he chuckles.
"What?" He says shyly.
I'm sure my face is even redder than his.
"Nothing... I'm happy." I answer.
And I am.
Happier than ever.
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godlivesinmyalgorithm · 4 months
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Webweaving -- Black Resilience -- To Be Young, Gifted and Black
The Watermelon Woman (1996) // Q.U.E.E.N Janelle Monae // To Be Young Gifted and Black Robert B. Nemiroff // Self Noname // Denise Huxtable // i Kendrick Lamar // A Different World Denise Huxtable // The Color Purple // Q.U.E.E.N Janelle Monae // The Color Purple // Stop Calling The Police On Me Dreamer Isioma // Toni Morrison // Lorraine Hansberry // boomboom Noname // Lorraine Hansberry
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infinitycutter · 10 months
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noname space
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ofthewilderwest · 9 months
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Got my copy of the anniversary book, here's some of my fave illustrations from the new short story <3
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