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fanservice sucks bc it’s never you that’s being serviced it’s always some other really annoying fan
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The Ife sculptures, a collection of bronze sculptures uncovered by workmen in Ife, Nigeria, in 1938. Dated to 1100-1400
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📍 forcella popena trail, dolomites, veneto, italy
📷 fujifilm xt-3, 27mm F2.8 WR lens, tiffen "glimmerglass" lens filter
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The Shore - Barry McGlashan , 2023.
British, b. 1974 -
Oil on paper over panel , 12 1/4 x 8 1/8 in.
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i think the focus should be on freedom and autonomy, ability to make choices and do what you want with yourself, in your life.
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high school start times need to be set later. kids should not be assigned homework. and we need alleys and paths and walkways and pedestrian gates in direct routes so people do not have to go on long ways around just because there are fences.
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fucking. reporting hate speech now requires you to write two 100 character paragraphs? they put in a character minimum? tumblr if your "report bigotry and hate speech" system has this many fucking barriers, especially compared to reporting other types of content, it should fucking count as discrimination in itself. discerning what is hate speech is your fucking job, don't make me do it every single time.
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Did you see the BDS movement have updated their boycott list? XBox, Reebok, Teva and Disney have moved to priority targets, and they’re supporting the organic boycott of Zara. Dominos is back on the list too (did it ever really leave though)
Yes I did!
Here is the updated list for anyone who wants to stay in the loop

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"The U.S. Forest Service today [Aug. 29, 2025] posted notice of its intention to roll back significant protections on some 45 million acres of mid-elevation forestland, and will accept public comments through Sept. 19 to gauge Americans’ appetite for the change.
Specifically, the Trump administration plans to rescind the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule, proposed by the Clinton administration and enacted under the George Bush administration, that generally prohibits new road construction on millions of acres of U.S. Forest Service land. The rule was adopted after hundreds of public meetings and 1.6 million public comments, 95 percent of which supported the roadless protections as a tool to conserve wildlife habitat, improve watershed health, and importantly, reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfires on America’s public timberlands."
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Rock Shoreline, Dusk, Pemaquid Point, Bristol, Lincoln County, ME, Photo by John Sexton, 1987
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going wild thinking about the use of Rocky Road to Dublin in Sinners. It’s a really tight microcosm of a lot of the film’s themes just by itself. Credentials: I’m a retired Irish dancer, I went to worlds and the whole bit. My family is appalachian and I grew up on bluegrass
It’s played on a banjo, an instrument with origins in West Africa formally invented in the US by enslaved people (and then popularized in Irish music through Irish American immigrants, largely in the South and Appalachia). Even the instrument telegraphs an attempt at cultural exchange morphing into theft and exploitation, especially because the history of the banjo has been purposefully obscured by white people
It’s got a strong down beat, making it the musical opposite of the swung blues sound (emphasis on 1/3 as opposed to 2/4). The scene is clearly meant to evoke klan imagery, and giving it this marching feel ABSOLUTELY contributes
It’s in 9/8 meter (with some mixed—it’s a uniquely weird song), making it, traditionally, a slip jig. Historically, this is a light shoe dance for women only (he’s dancing hard shoe in the movie) meaning that Remmick’s attempt to reclaim his own culture has been botched, obscured, and lost as he’s been alienated from it and co-opted into the symbolic hive of American whiteness/cultural orphanage/cultural patricide.
The song itself is about a guy cutting a shillelagh (a walking stick/club with a folkloric purpose of warding off evil spirits) to protect himself on his journey to Dublin, but winding up using it against a few Englishmen mocking him for his Irish accent. It’s a parallel to exactly what Remmick was not able to do—protect himself from monsters, and protect himself from colonization. It also highlights that this number is being used to threaten violence against the leads
It’s such a clever combination of inverting swing/jazz sounds and showing ways Remmick is missing the point. Since he sold his soul for power, comfort, and conformity, he’s only able to access a shadow of his culture, while misunderstanding and misrepresenting major pieces of his own traditions. Even his attempts to culturally “share” through the banjo is plowed over by his use of it and Black bodies and voices for his own individual pleasure and as a threat of further violence. It’s such a smart pick
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>trump threatens huge tariffs on korea
>korea pledges $50bn in US investment
>starts building a huge car and battery plant basically overnight
>halfway through production it gets raided by ICE
>more than half of the construction employees are arrested and whisked away on buses
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