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[furiouslovepolice]

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[laurellala-comics]

Before I graduated I was like "lol ace attorney writers are so silly for making Miles and Nick such ride or dies when they only ever see each other at work" but now that I have a job I'm like Oh. No that just happens with coworkers sometimes. Spending the majority of your waking hours with the same people and going through the same high urgency issues does make you insane about each other in an indescribable way.

[spookyoffduty]

finally free (for now) from the shackles of prison (school)

so have some quick drawings, i just wanted to draw series ena again since i feel like i draw her waaay less compared to bbq ena

they're going baby shopping! also do you guys recognize the store? i'll give a hint

"O-O-O, [store name], you have no idea what's in store for you! ♪ ♪ ♪ "

(you could also cheat by looking at the tags lol but don't do that!! it's more fun to get curious and search the jingle and shop cause it's a really cool project)

[billielhindle]

Chat. I… I just composed music for a theatre production. That is something I never thought I’d get to do. Wow.

[infamous-if]

mc is talking about disappearing into the ocean to avoid their Problems and an RO is trying to rizz them up smh read the room /j 🙄

[fuckyeahchinesefashion]

3D-printed figurines made in china are very popular with chinese artists and netizens (can be posed for various reference, and a set of four costs less than 2$)

[l1tt13app13]

Gentle reminder to the selfshippers who are unemployed for any reason (disabled, jobs simply won't do their job and hire, in a complicated situation, etc) that your f/o still loves you and does not find you lazy, a burden, or anything negative like that. They know you have reasons and they are more than happy to help provide for the things you need. They never want you to be hard on yourself, you're trying your best everyday and they're so proud of that alone, you don't have to work to be worthy of love, care, rest, and basic needs.

And to the selfshippers who work their asses off and still have to struggle (because the world has gone to shit), your f/os are there to support you through every work day. They hope they can ease some of the stress and troubles that come with your work. You can rely on them, always. When the job becomes too much or you're burnt out, they'll be there to take care of you, they'll be your rock, your home, your safe space. Your struggle is not a reflection of who you are, so please don't ever feel guilty that you're struggling even if you work, it's not your fault and they'll remind you of that.

In both cases, it may be difficult to obtain merch of your f/os/beloved too. Don't compare yourself to others, your love for them is so real, and your beloveds cherish you and your love so much more than you realize. They. Love. You. No matter what.

Proship dni please and thank you

[dapperdonuts]

guess who's gotten into weaviiiing

(it's me)

[charmingcritter]

Um, hiya! I'm currently in the need of some help!

I've been assigned to create a mini ethnography website for a fandom of my choosing as a final project and I decided to do the Danny Phantom fandom!!! I need some help though,

I've linked a google form above, it has 15 questions with 7 multiple choice questions and 8 written response questions. Answers will be kept anonymous and I won't be collecting emails. I admit, a few of the written questions may get more personable/involved so yeah...

I want to present the fandom in the best way possible so yeah!! Please reblog this to hopefully get more responses in qwq I'll leave it open for a week but thank you in advance to anyone who takes the time to respond!!!! <3

[mizgnomer]

Hamlet for Tennant Tuesday (or whatever day this post may find you)

[furiouslovepolice]

"Share by email" - a sharing tool for WordPress

[miesozernacma]

gayest ad ive ever seen with my own two eyes in poland

[triplehearts]

*not only explodes your bad boys but also shakes them violently*

I made a bad boys shaker charm with the help of @fishbloc that will be featured and sold in their shop this coming June <3 Hope to see you there!!

[cupidsncheerios]

i hate most of those 'vox owns alastor's soul' aus because alastor is unphotographable, asexual, and wouldn't know a jpeg file from a usb drive. he would be USELESS in vtower.

however, yknow who would be a good thrall? vox is already pr-trained, would know a transatlantic accent, and is technologically gifted enough that running a radio show would be easy as pie for him.

the main problem is how annoying he'd be about it.

"and now to my costar vox with stocks updates!"

"yeah hi. vox here. tv guy vox. the guy with the tv for a head. i'm a tv, if you forgot. yesterday the stocks for radio went down by 2% because radio is irrelevant and bad. tv stocks went up by 11% though. hey did you know my head is a tv by the w-"

[humming-fly]

If you live in the US, STOP SCROLLING

This is your reminder to make a Voting Plan!

Step 1: Check your Registration

Registered already? Go to Step 3!

Step 2: Register to Vote

Step 3: Learn about your state's Early Voting Options

Like early voting and have that option? Skip to Step 5!

Step 4: Explore your Day-Of Voting Options

Step 5: Research Candidates

Step 6: Share your Plans

Detailed sample down below!

Step 1: I'm in California, so I clicked here at https://www.vote411.org/check-registration

Clicking on that took me to my state's registration check page, where I filled out in those fun black squares with my info...

...and there's my confirmation! This also provides info on where I'm currently registered to vote, which is good to know when looking up ballot drop-off locations.

Step 2: Since I already am registered I could skip this, but just to show it off here's what the online tool at https://www.vote411.org/register looks like!

The site asks you to put in your name and mailing address, and then sends you off to your own state's voter registration page to finish it up!

Step 3: Since I'm in California, I went to https://www.vote411.org/select-state and selected that state to bring up CA's voting information page.

And here's what my info looks like! The top of the page gives a quick overview of registration deadlines...

...and scrolling down reveals a bunch of additional info for any further questions! I've selected Early Voting on the lefthand tab to bring that up here.

Skimming this, it looks like California offers voting by mail, which is what I want to do.

Scrolling further down the lefthand menu I pulled up the Vote by Mail tab to learn more...

...and based on the information there I went to find the tab that would tell me about Drop Boxes in California!

Following that link brings me to California's early voting drop-off page.

For now let's just use Disneyland as our address to see where we can drop things off. Entering the county and city information we get this list:

Checking the box to Display Results on Map, it looks like there's a drop off location right by Disney that is open 24 hours! I went ahead and screenshotted the address on my computer, and opened it in google maps so that I could keep track of where it was.

Perfect, I now have a plan for dropping off my mail-in ballot!

Finally, I want to know where my mail-in ballot is. Assuming you live in a state with mail-in ballots but haven't seen yours yet, you can usually track them or request new ones if your address has recently changed.

I just googled "California mail in ballot tracking" and wound up on this page.

Filling out the little form at the Where'sMyBallot link (name and date of birth), I can see that my ballot has been sent out and is en route!

Since it was sent on October 7th, I suspect it's already arrived, and lo and behold checking my mailbox there it is buried under all the political mailers!

Step 4: Since I will be voting by mail, I will skip Step 4 for now (though vote411.org lists traditional voting areas/what I'd need to bring so that's where I'd get that info if needed!)

Step 5: When doing research I started with https://www.vote411.org/ballot, since it gives a preview image of all of the items that will be on my ballot based on my address.

I can click on any of these to see the candidate options, and their statements if they've been provided. However for many of these options on vote411.org there aren't too many additional details, so I want to do my own research looking at neutral voting summaries and candidate endorsements by groups I align with politically!

For the election summary, I started with the General Election Official Voter Information Guide booklet that was mailed to my address a few weeks ago. This is the best source of unbiased voting information in my opinion, especially when it comes to state and local propositions since it will summarize them and also include opinion pieces written for and against each one. You can also access it online, as shown below!

To find it, I googled "California Official Voter Information Guide", and made sure it was sourced from my local government.

Another good source of information I used is npr.org, or National Public Radio. NPR provides news that is free to read and listen to, and is one of my personal favorite ways to stay informed. There's also local branches of the station for every state, and each one will usually have a voting guide with side-by-side comparisons that makes it easy to read.

To find mine, I googled "California NPR Voting Guide"

Finally if there was anything on the ballot where I wasn't convinced one way or the other on certain candidates or initiatives, I checked out some political endorsements!

A few of the ones I looked at are Planned Parenthood (women's health and abortion access), the Sunrise Movement (climate activism), the Sierra Club (climate change, national park preservation). I found these by googling "[Name of org] voting guide california".

Since I'm voting by mail I could keep these webpages opened as I filled out my ballot.

For voting in person, I'd recommend writing candidates down as a cheat sheet to bring into the poll so you can remember what you want to vote for! https://www.vote411.org/ballot will let you arrange that cheat sheet real easily.

Now that my ballot is filled out I'll just drop it off at the address I found in Step 3 - setting a time for myself, I'll plan to drop it off when I go for a walk this afternoon! 👍

Step 6:

After I finished up I went ahead and posted on facebook and to my friends in discord on how I'd made a voting plan, to help encourage friends/family to do the same!

You can be as public or as personal as you want here, but sharing can help encourage others to put a plan together too - if you made it this far it can even be as simple as reblogging this post with a message saying "I Made a Voting Plan"!