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"Oh you like [x character] a lot!! What's their lore/your favorite thing about them/other questions to ramble about your fav? :)"

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new mr beast challenge where he gathers 100 people with blue hair in a room and the most liberal one wins ten million dollars

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The History of Emo Fashion

Hey if you ever thought “where tf did emos come from???” then here you go. I decided to do some research on this useless information rather than do homework!

I’m sorry this is so long for some reason the “read more” thing won’t work.

2000’s

Although emo is commonly mistaken for goth today, it didn’t originally come from goth. Emo was originally described as “geek chic” and was popular among the nerdy crowd. Bright v-neck sweaters, white dress shirts, fitted jeans, and horn-rimmed glasses were worn for the emo look. For those going for a slightly edgier look; hair was dyed black, tight t shirts, and darker make up (for girls, boys didn’t wear makeup quite yet) were worn.

As you can see from the magazine cover above, the 2000’s emo actually looks more like 2010’s hipsters, which I kind of find hilarious.

2005

During the mid-2000’s emo started becoming mainstream, and that’s when it started becoming more of a dark alternative look.

Emo fashion now included skinny jeans, tight band t shirts, studded belts, fingerless gloves (sometimes with bright colours),converse & vans, and black wrist bands. The rim-horned glasses remained in style and some still wore v-neck sweaters, but they were no longer in bright colours. Emo hair was still dyed black, but now came with large bangs that swooped down and covered half or more of the face.

2010

Around 2008, 2009, and 2010 emo fashion became a lot more exaggerated. Makeup became darker and thicker, hair became larger with different colours added, and suddenly everyone became obsessed with checkers and stripes.

Because it had been popular for a couple of years already, people started getting a lot more creative. Converse shoes that went up to your knees, hair you thought only anime could achieve, plus some of the original geeky things were coming back (like ties and fedoras).

2015

Around 2015, emo fashion started looking more clean and less all over the place.

Hair being dyed one or more unsual colours, makeup was less messy and based more on mainstream trends (winged eyeliner, thick arvhed eyebrows, etc.), and by then emo kind of branched off it’s own unofficial sub genres.

And there you have it! That’s pretty much how emo fashion evolved through out the years.

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hey chat!! i know i neeeeverr post here but i'm trying to get input on which of my games i should make first, so it'd really help if you could fill this out!! i'll be closing the poll on may 28th, 2025. i'll announce the winner for anyone curious, and i'll likely post updates through the production period. if you could reblog i would greatly appreciate it, but its absolutely not necessary either!! thanks :D

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I love twst women I think there should be more

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my day job is at a college, and this morning my boss was like "go collect all the suggestion slips from our suggestion boxes around the school and create a document and a spreadsheet outlining the needs of the student body."

Ok cool very easy! fun, even!

there were two. two suggestions.

"spring fling should be steampunk themed :3 I'd like to see more pipes and gears with no discernible function"

and

"free food. starbocks. privitized resturaunts."

I can't wait to turn in my 1/8th page report with "pipes and gears with no discernible function" and three out of five words misspelled on it. the students have spoken, boss; such are the needs of the student body.

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Gay people in my computer

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Jane Austen was born in 1775, so this year marks her 250th birthday (in fact on the 16th December, but I'm doing while the weather is tolerable). So I decided to do what I've often said I would do and take a walk around the villages where she grew up (with Nevis of course - he's a big Austen fan).

According to the leaflet I had, the first church there is St Mary's, where her brother was curate (I was sure it was called something else - maybe some of the names have changed over the years, or I'm remembering wrongly. I could find out but I'm too tired right now). At the end is Deane House I'm pretty sure, home to the Harwood family in her time, so just before that would be Deane Church where her father had been rector in 1773.

Not sure those would have been there in Jane's time. But anyway, in Steventon itself, this phone box has been refurbished as a book exchange:

'Steventon's most famous resident was arguably Jane Austen'. I would say definitely. But maybe I don't know local history as much as I should. Maybe at one time this was the arts capitol of the world.

Anyway obviously there was more. Steventon Rectory where she was born was demolished, and a new rectory built later by her brother after her death. But it was getting pretty late in the afternoon by this point.

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wlw naezono lets goooo

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(As promised) akeshu make out

+ traumatized siblings

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Lookin cool Joker!

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*scuttles toward you at a reasonable pace*

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hhhhhhRAAAAAAGGGGGHHHHHHHH

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Here are more vetted Palestinian campaigns (links to their verification can be found in either the original posts or in the notes). If anyone can donate to these campaigns at all, even if it’s minimal, please don’t hesitate to do so. If not, please share this post so those who can donate might see it.

Part 1

The campaign for Darine (@drdarine) can be found here

The campaign for Ahmed Abu Al-Rish (@ahmadreesh80) can be found here

The campaign for Abboud (@abod-gaza) can be found here

The campaign for Mohammed, Hanaa and Yousef Rabah (@hanaa38yousef) can be found here

The campaign for Sondos (@sondos-gaza01) (@sondos-gaza07) can be found here

The campaign for Nour (@n0urgaza) can be found here

The campaign for Ahmed Wahdan (@ahmedwahdan) can be found here

The campaign for Farah Kamal (@farahkamal) can be found here

The campaign for Abdul Rahman (@abd20001) can be found here

The campaign for Ahmed Ramadan (@ghadaahmed) can be found here

The campaign for Sally Sopoh (@sally16392) (@sallaysopoh) (@sally1411) can be found here

The campaign for Mahmoud Atta (@mahmo6) (@klik-12) can be found here

The campaign for Mariam (@mariam-gaza33) can be found here

The campaign for Hanan (@hanangaza10) can be found here

The campaign for Mohammed (@mohammedwael-gaza11) (@mohammedwael-gaza03) can be found here

The campaign for Suad (@suad-khaled) can be found here

The campaign for Mohamad S. (@adambinali) can be found here

The campaign for Mosab Elderawi (@mosabsdr) can be found here [*this campaign was included in my previous post, but those links are gone now, so I’m including the new one here]

The campaign for Mahmoud (@mahmood199) can be found here

The campaign for Hane (@456hane) can be found here

The campaign for Ahmed (@ahmad-86-ser) and Lubna Al-Sir (@lobna1) can be found here

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a handy guide to understanding the complex feeling of Charma

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he wants that cookie so effing bad