a nuclear family can consist of a wife and a husband and their two biological children and their five goo pool children and the husband’s crush and the wife’s war buddy and the war buddy’s war husband and two weird scientists their children met in the woods
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Adenoidal
Appealing
Authoritative
Affected
Arrogant
Austere
Breathy
Brittle
Bumptious
Breaking
Bossy
Croaky
Caring
Cheery
Conversational
Cacophonous
Casual
Coarse
Dead
Disembodied
Demanding
Distainful
Distained
Dry
Enthusiastic
Edgy
Flat
Fruity
Firm
Formal
Frank
Friendly
Forceful
Grating
Grave
Gravelly
Gruff
Guttural
Growly
High-pitched
Hoarse
Honeyed
Husky
Hesitant
Humourous
Haughty
Highfalutin
Holier-than-thou
Hateful
Hokey
Informative
Irreverent
Impatient
Insincere
Know-it-all
Low
Low-pitched
Lofty
Lordly
Loud
Matter-of-fact
Mawkish
Mellow
Monotone
Nasal
Nasally
Nostalgic
Orotund
Oleaginous
Overbearing
Penetrating
Plummy
Passionate
Playful
Professional
Patronizing
Pedantic
Pompous
Pontificating
Pretentious
Petulant
Plaintive
Quiet
Raucous
Ringing
Rough
Raspy
Resonant
Respectful
Shrill
Silvery
Singsong
Small
Smokey
Soft-spoken
Sotto Voce
Stentorian
Strangled
Strangulated
Strident
Sickly
Serious
Sympathetic
Self-important
Smarty-pants
Smug
Snobby
Snobbish
Snooty
Stiff-Necked
Supercilious
Superior
Sarcastic
Snarky
Soporific
Sullen
Scratchy
Squeaky
Stilted
Strong
Taunt
Trill
Thick
Thickly
Thin
Throaty
Tight
Toneless
Tremulous
Trusting
Trustworthy
Toplofty
Trembling
Upbeat
Unapologetic
Wheezy
Wobbly
Wavering
Witty
Whiny
And many more found here!
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Born in Gaza (2014) - filmed during the 2014 siege of Gaza, which left 507 children dead and 3,598 wounded, born in Gaza follows a group of young children growing up in a war zone.
Where Should the Birds Fly? (2013) - tells the stories of two remarkable young women living in Gaza and the struggle of Gazans trying to maintain their humanity and humour while hoping to find some sense of normality in a world that is anything but normal
Last Stop: Palestine (2013) - an in-depth and eye-opening investigation into life in the West Bank
The First 54 Years (2021) - Director Avi Mograbi hosts the viewers in his living room and provides insights to how a colonialist occupation works
Tears of Gaza (2010) - a record presented with minimal gloss of the 2008 to 2009 bombing of Gaza by the Israeli military.
Peace, Propaganda & The Promised Land (2003) - provides a striking comparison of US and international media coverage of the crisis in the Middle East, zeroing in on how structural distortions in US coverage have reinforced false perceptions of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. This pivotal documentary exposes how the foreign policy interests of America political elites - oil, and a need to have a secure military base in the region, among others - work in combination with Israeli public relations strategies to exercise a powerful influence over how news from the region is reported.
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Making word banks in my little notebook. These pages eventually became 220 Scents and Words To Describe Scent.
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Kind of a super abstract question for artists that follow me, but: when you're planning an illustration or a pose, what happens inside your head? Do you try and visualize what the finished image will look like? Do you have a set of disparate bits and pieces you try and smash together on paper? Do you always go in with a super clear idea of what you want, or do you just start putting down lines and figure it out along the way?
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hmmm something about certain magics being weak/strong against other certain magics... i'm thinking about it bc of asks concerning cyrillo and kaiya. vampires do have above average healing and resilience in comparison to mortals -- they're hard to kill bc they're undead and essentially feeding off inherent magic in mortal blood to remain animated. but bc they're undead and necrotic in nature, that means holy magic would be strong against them and inhibit their healing. blessed weaponry would tear them a new one.
and that's leading me down a hole of " oh well, i gotta explore other resistances and weaknesses between magic users and magical beings/creatures as well then " but that's not my plan for tonight asdfg
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Descriptive Words: Sounds
Rattle
Boom
Creak
Whistle
Howl
Patter
Whisper
Call
Shrill
Crash
Screech
Moan
Scratch
Thud
Rumble
Crackle
Obnoxious
Silent
Eerie
Clack
Song
Melodic
Meek
Thunder
Scream
Muffle
Growl
Shriek
Clatter
Clank
Tweat
Chatter
Trill
Ominous
Ear-piercing
Slam
Zip
Shout
Squeak
Purr
Ring
High-Pitched
Ambience
Chior
Roar
Sing-Songy
Echo
Light
Croak
Gurgle
Plop
Click
Chink
Boing
Groan
Wail
Soft
Cry
Sudden
Explosive
Sonar
Vibration
Deafening
Harsh
Ear Splitting
Tap
Crack
Sizzle
Bubble
Answer
Repeat
Clunk
Scrap
Background
Shatter
Rip
Hiss
Shink
Squealch
Trickle
Drip
Distant
Fade
Discreet
Blaring
Trumpet
Musical
Laughter
Stutter
Sputter
Shut Down
Dim
Hush
Crunch
Splash
Slop
Tear
Sob
Deep
Nasaly
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ok i just looked thru all my notes, just finished up chap 16 as you know cause i rushed to post it... i have notes written all the way up to chap 23 ... part of me wants to publcly post what the future ones will be... like alittle... like when a show is gonna come out and theres a list of the titles for all the episodes!
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