toadsrbutch:

fuck looks. relationships NEED to based on your ability to be SILLY TOGETHER!!!!!! you better be laughing together or ELSE

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parakavka:

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garrettauthor:

everythingfox:

A good girl

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I just know that tail could break kneecaps.

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windewehn:

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woolandflax:

hickeywiththegoodhair:

depsidase:

actually, let me look this up…

PART OF THE RAGING RIVER Wharf, the Bolton Strid is a picturesque stretch of river that looks like the type of place one might find fairies frolicking in the heath. But just beneath the surface is a natural booby trap that has claimed a number of lives.

Around the area of the Strid, the River Wharf runs between two banks of mossy boulders, looking more like a stream or a creek than a rushing river, but travel just upstream of the spot and you will see that the waterway expands into a proper river, some 30-feet across with frothing currents and waves. The reason the Strid is so thin is not because they’ve ended up running off course of the river, but because the waters simply change orientation. Instead of flowing in a wide horizontal course, the waters begin to flow vertically in the tight shaft created by the natural rock.

This change in orientation has created a deceptively deep and powerful current, even carving out some area beneath the shore rocks to create a void where debris (and people) in the water can be trapped. Indeed while there do not seem to be any hard numbers about exactly how many people have perished in the Strid, the local legend is that no one who has dared enter the waters has ever made it out alive. The caves and naturally carved traps laying just under the surface of the photo ready river have been claiming lives for centuries.

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mutuals, anyone wanna nap in the mysterious death river with me?

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sniperct:

sniperct:

sniperct:

sniperct:

Source

from CNN

• Donald Trump, former US president
• Rudy Giuliani, Trump lawyer
• Mark Meadows, White House chief of staff
• John Eastman, Trump lawyer
• Kenneth Chesebro, pro-Trump lawyer
• Jeffrey Clark, top Justice Department official
• Jenna Ellis, Trump campaign lawyer
• Robert Cheeley, lawyer who promoted fraud claims
• Mike Roman, Trump campaign official
• David Shafer, Georgia GOP chair and fake elector
• Shawn Still, fake GOP elector
• Stephen Lee, pastor tied to intimidation of election workers
• Harrison Floyd, leader of Black Voices for Trump
• Trevian Kutti, publicist tied to intimidation of election workers
• Sidney Powell, Trump campaign lawyer
• Cathy Latham, fake GOP elector tied to Coffee County breach
• Scott Hall, tied to Coffee County election system breach
• Misty Hampton, Coffee County elections supervisor
• Ray Smith, Trump campaign attorney

98-page indictment, 41 counts including racketeering and RICO charges.

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Specific charges against trump

Violation of the Georgia RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations) Act
Solicitation of violation of oath by public officer
Conspiracy to commit impersonating a public officer
Conspiracy to commit forgery in the first degree
Conspiracy to commit false statements and writing
Conspiracy to commit filing false documents
Conspiracy to commit forgery in the first degree
Conspiracy to commit false statements and writings
Filing false documents
Solicitation of violation of oath by public officer
False statements and writings
Solicitation of violation of oath by public officer
False statements and writings

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basuralindo:

basuralindo:

If you’ve ever wondered why people in Hawai'i hate tourists, try to wrap your mind around the fact that there are CURRENTLY, RIGHT NOW, tourists sipping martinis and looking at fish within swimming range of the fresh corpses of local people who couldn’t escape the overnight destruction of their entire town.

Try to comprehend that there are fully functional, high capacity boats passing through the waters in front of an area full of survivors who are stranded and in need of supplies, refusing to help. They are hosting snorkeling tours.

Really think about, try your best to actually picture over two thousand people unhoused and in need of shelter, with nothing but the clothes on their backs and nothing to return to. Understand that the island, stolen land, is littered with hotels full of air conditioned of rooms with beds and showers and toilets, each fully equipped to host hundreds of families for weeks, turning these people away because they’re booked up with tourists who refuse to leave.

And understand that these tourists were offered free transport to return home or be hosted on other islands. Free. Courtesy of local tax dollars. 4,000 wealthy tourists were offered free flights shelter on Oahu and begged to leave the island, BEFORE the survivors were given shelter.

And enough still insisted on remaining and carrying out their vacations that people are left without shelter and resources while they enjoy “their stay in paradise”.

In case this gains any traction, I NEED people to understand that this is not an invitation for mainlanders to get on a soapbox and start telling each other whether or not or how to visit Hawai'i. The tourism situation is complex and difficult and you don’t get it if you haven’t lived through it at minimum wage. You don’t fully understand the complexities and you will not. And you are liable to do more harm by trying to dictate rules and ethics of visiting the islands to each other.

If you want to help, listen to local people. Seek out and boost what they’re saying. Send each other local sources of information. Research from local sources. DO NOT take this crisis as an opportunity to insert your views and speak for us.

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chaumas-deactivated20230115:

I think one of the worst things a story can be is unproblematic.

Nothing makes a story more unreadable than being able to see the author squirm apologetically for the story they actually want to write—wringing their hands and imploring the reader please, please don’t be mad, I know it’s ideologically questionable but I need you to not be mad at me!

For example: a Good King™️. It’s one thing for a story to present a fictional monarchy and ask me to root for it. It’s another thing for a story to say, hey, I know what you’re thinking—but don’t worry! I can justify this premise! I have introduced a lot of convoluted self-aware political justifications for why my king is good and likable without actually asking any risky ideological questions! These characters aren’t actually problematic! Don’t be mad at me!

Commit to the bit. Apologetic, defensive writing designed to bypass obvious criticisms often winds up offending me far more than stories that are just kind of surface-level problematic. If I’m gonna be a hater you cannot stop me; the more you insist that a character is actually a good oil tycoon because of all these exceptional situations and beyond my reproach, the more I resent you and hate your stupid book.

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traycakes:

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vague-humanoid:

ALT

Animated Frederick Douglass calls slavery a ‘compromise’ in PragerU video

PragerU, a right-wing advocacy group, has made its way into the classroom with kids' videos deemed “misleading.”

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this is genuinely very disturbing

The massive push to rewrite the history of slavery isn’t just about white people not wanting to feel guilt about the horrific things their ancestors did. They want to bring it back. They’ve brought back child labor, now they want to bring back chattel slavery.

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huttslut:

shoutout to the lord of the rings lighting directors. bold move to let the audience see what’s going on in nighttime scenes. i miss that.

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bayrad:

everyone stop reblogging the chains that don’t include the trans flag challenge

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