asiraphale:

It has been hard for me to talk about how what is going on with Israel and Palestine is affecting me personally, but I grew up in Gaza and most of my family still lives there. My father did not survive the bombings last week and I have not been able to contact my younger sister in days. I am try to being understanding that most people do not have personal connections to what is happening and therefore are justifying their silence, but is heartbreaking to see this misinformation being spread. What’s happening there is a genocide, not a war. It is not antisemitic to support Palestine, it’s not even antiemetic to criticise Israel. There is no grey area or neutrality regarding this, and it is so easy to find resources that will educate you on the subject. It is my people and my home being destroyed so I will never be silent about this, but I please urge everyone to get informed and start speaking up and finding ways they can help.

decolonizepalestine has tons of information on Palestine’s history/propaganda that has been spread throughout the years

UK citizens can email their MP asking for a ceasefire

US citizens can call/email their local government officials asking for a ceasefire

Jewish Voice for Peace also has many resources for ways for US citizens to get involved, including protests

Donate to Palestine Children’s Relief Fund

Donate to Medical Aid for Palestine

Donate to help get food and hygiene kits to Gaza

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naomitess:

fanonical:

i want there to be more fanfic aus where everything is the same but for one minor detail. everything is the same but there’s sentient animals wandering around. everything is the same but everyone is called gerry. everything is the same but two characters are siblings for no reason

At the Minnesota Fringe Festival in 2018 there was a show called “Hamlet, But Hamlet’s a Chicken.” It was more or less what it said on the tin. They had made arrangements to borrow some therapy chickens, and for any scene that needed Hamlet, an affectionate handler gently carried in that day’s chicken (it would be one specific chicken for any given performance, but they didn’t have one chicken play Hamlet the whole time as that would have stressed out the chickens) and set her on the stage and then the chicken got to wander around and do whatever she wanted as the other actors did the scene.

There was also, I think, a scene with swordfighting where it was “the fight scene, but everyone’s using pool noodles” and some other similarly bizarre changes, but the MAIN thing I remember

was Hamlet’s soliloquy

because they just announced, “Hamlet’s soliloquy!” and then brought out the chicken and set her on the stage and then let her just hang out being a chicken for like FIVE MINUTES and the entire audience watched, completely riveted. It helps that chickens are cute. At one point she fluffed up her feathers and everyone gasped. A+ show, would go see it again.

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aurpiment:

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teaboot:

somewhere-south-of-neutral:

teaboot:

teaboot:

I judge how difficult a day has been by how many times I’ve caught myself having the Bat Fantasy

Doodle of a figure lifting an unrealistically large and fluffy bat into a big hug. The bat goes "beep"ALT

This one

Are you the bat or the hugger?

Spiritually both

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Anonymous asked:

brasil y argentina son al yuri como chile y perú al yaoi

latinotiktok:

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the-cricket-chirps:

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Frank Stella, Fossil Whale, from Moby Dick Engravings, 1991

wanlittlehusk:

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alison bechdel for ms. magazine, 1992

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focsle:

Have some more 19th century journal drawings where someone is going ‘THIS IS YOU’ as it relates to an unflattering drawing.

These are from the logbook of Manuel Sylvia, who served as first mate on the whaler Ocean Steed in 1870. They aren’t his, but rather it appears his book eventually fell into the hands of his young children who made their own contributions. Mary appears to be one of his daughters, 12 years old. His 10 year old Katie might be responsible for this portrait of her sister.

A pencil drawing of a person in a pointed hat and bonnet, with a weird little expression, wearing a shirt with flower buttons. Alongside the figure is the text ‘this is mary’ and ‘this is you’ in a childish hand.ALT
A drawing of the same figure only she’s picking her nose.ALT

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I thought this one was cute too, for her commentary:

Alongside some of Manuel’s mathematical calculations, a wobbly box with a half finished design inside it is drawn. Beneath it, crossed out, in the same childish hand as above reads: ‘this is no good i ment to make it better’ALT

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“This is no good I ment to make it better.”

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heedra:

In these parts, they say, if you are lucky when wandering the wastes between city and town, you may encounter a truly exemplary creature. Its skin, like that of the rhinoceros, plates its body in geometric folds; its feet are like four enormous sand-dollars, pleasing to the eye and rapid in their movement. Its snout is broad with the same placid strength as a great ox and its breath is heavy and warm as the same, but its eyes flash so like those of a lion at night that no traveler could believe it truly tame for long. The name of this beast? Toyota Corolla.

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wickedfem:

the tumblrina is, by nature, unemployed in spirit — even when trapped in her place of employment, encumbered with obligations, she disregards them, firing off mediocre posts across all subject matters at great speed. thus posting is revealed not as a ritualistic-spiritual practice, as theorised by historians in previous eras, with less access to source material, but rather as the (strikingly contemporary!) 21st century laborer’s attempt to break free of the shakles of alienation, even if only for a moment. even a zero note post is fifteen minutes not spent on admin, as some of the primary sources remark.

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