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the fundamental problem on this website is that if a homeless person tried to talk to most of y’all you’d be scared out of your minds

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as a writer, writing the same thing over and over again is embarrassing af but as a reader, it's like finding a treasure trove

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Waylon Park feels like such an accurate Korean American name I was low-key shocked looking up outlast fanart and seeing that 99% of people draw him white and blonde

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This is so wholesome

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In the Japanese print of Chaos Theory, Megatron's line about there being only two constants (hate and Optimus) in the past 4 million years is translated as having been only two 思い (thoughts/feelings) in his 心 (mind/heart).

Therefore we can say that Optimus is Megatron's 思い人 (person in thoughts, an old fashioned way to say beloved/sweetheart)

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OP: so this is the ‘intense regional downpour’ on the weather forecast

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tell me my prof didn’t upload the reading by photocopying his kindle reader page by page

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Bouyon —

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I am absolutely disgusted to learn that crown owns our castles and the profits are sent to Westminster. Wales is struggling, our economy is struggling, our people are struggling, our health services are struggling, and that money could go to the betterment of our lives - instead it goes to England.

despite the fact we maintain the castles and land, we don't own them. they are in OUR country. ownership should belong to us, the people who built them. we maintain them. we work in them. theyre ours and we should be able to use the profits generated by them to help welsh people, not allow the money be funnelled into the monarchy.

the fact the crown owns so much of wales is such an outdated and medieval concept and has no place in modern society.

petition here:

please sign. I am disgusted.

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This may seem like a very “well duh” post but i do think it’s important to be clear that when trump claims he intends to “deport” U.S. citizens that that is definitionally not deportation. Deportation specifically refers to the civil process of removal a foreign noncitizen to the country where they hold citizenship. Deportation is also, in most cases, a legal punishment in itself and will not result in the deportee being jailed upon arrival to their country of citizenship. Removing US citizens from the US and placing them in jails in countries that they have no citizenship claim to is commonly referred to as “disappearing,” “kidnapping,” or “trafficking” and discussions around trump’s desire to remove US citizens from the country should refer to it as such

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Americans call practices which began in the 20th century “traditions” because they have no grasp of history, unlike wise Europe with ancient ways of life dating back to the 19th century…

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weave ramie into summer cloth/xiabu夏布 by 许潇潇xu xiaoxiao

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Andrew Cairney from Glasglow, Scotland loading all nine of The Ardblair Stones