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i don’t gotta do shit actually #realeater
sat at the front of the bus instead of the back and the window view angle was all off that plus it being unusually dark at this time made the outside look so unfamiliar i almost missed my stop #detailsmatter
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[ch.163]Underneath the mask was that terrified and dimly pale face of Yin Yu, obviously stunned from surprise. Quan Yi Zhen however, was fiercely thrilled, jumping with his head covered in blood, “SHIXIONG!” #tgcf
the high school nostalgia that just washed over me….
Check, Please!, one of the best comics of the 2010s, returns in this exclusive first look at Year Five.
tinyurl.com/jkehuw9p
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🚨 GOOD NEWS: Bleached corals recovered within seven weeks after touching healthy clones in a Stanford lab study, with researchers saying bleached corals are not a lost cause
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ballroom was created by gay men (butch queens) and trans women (fem queens)… ballroom was made for the trans and gay people of color
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how do people not realize that these Nick Fuentes campaigns are literally an organized propaganda machine
90% of the "he's hitler but he's so funny though" is made to get you into the pipeline 😭 and it's working so well
the concept of your white oklahoma grandparents being the universal standard😭😭😭it’s over #ProtectGunnRights
DC Studios' new boss Jeremy Latcham previously worked at Marvel, where his "guiding light" was to make superhero movies for everyone.
“When we were making the first Marvel movies I would always be like, 'I don’t know if my grandma would like that'… it became the stand-in for ‘is this going to work for regular people outside the bubble of Hollywood?’" Latcham said over the summer while talking to Christian Broadcasting News about his comic book movie philosophy.
“In the old Marvel days, there’s this great story about my Meemaw and Peepaw because they became, like, a joke in the editing room – that we were making the movie for my grandparents in Oklahoma,” Latcham previously said in a separate interview with GamesRadar+. “If they weren’t gonna understand it, [it was] never going to work for anybody… I think that’s kind of the fun of these movies, of adapting material – finding a way to make it for everybody. You have to be true to the fans, but you have to make it ultimately for everybody.”
variety.com/2026/film/news/j…
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having roots in west virginia is crazy bc the whole country shits on it (partially understandable) when it’s literally the burial ground of the american labor rights movement like they were generationally destroyed by the ruling class and no one even remembers😭
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like because of them we have the 8 hour work day, the right to strike and unionize, weekends, PTO, OSHA, etc. they were literally gunned down for that shit
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