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Then one faggy Christmas eve, santa came to slay
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VIKTOR | JERICHO | ARCANE
Please enjoy this edit here on Tumblr in full. ❤️ Focusing on the GLORIOUS EVOLUTION of Viktor (with lots of Jayce too, because you can't have one without the other). HOW are these lyrics so perfect?
Update: Our video is visible again on YouTube, but the first half is unfortunately currently muted. We have a high quality version now on Patreon (no account needed, it's fully public), and it's also on TikTok in 2 parts, + a YouTube short that includes the section that was muted on our longer edit.
PATREON:
TIKTOK PART 1: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8NbxnBt/
TIKTOK PART 2: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8NbnQQd/
YOUTUBE (currently muted, resolution in progress): https://youtu.be/ujjjZa9KQkU
#arcane#jayvik#amv#viktor arcane#arcane league of legends#THIS IS THE BEST#I've had it on repeat for days#this song is SUCH a bop#and matches viktor SO well
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christmas eve what about christmas adam
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ARCANE: LEAGUE OF LEGENDS Season 2 (2024) + My Favorite Quotes
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Looking for jewelry inspired by the hit D&D show, “Critical Role”? Look new further! These pieces are based on quotes from some of the boys of campaign 2 (Caleb, Molly, and Caduceus) of Critical Role, featuring hidden Morse Code messages!
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Looking for jewelry inspired by the hit D&D show, “Critical Role”? Look new further! These pieces are based on quotes from the girls of campaign 2 (Jester, Yasha, Beau, and Nott) of Critical Role, featuring hidden Morse Code messages!
Want to see more? I have a Ko-fi and an Etsy now!
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Here's what I have so far for season 1:
- There's a monster inside all of us (Silco)
- When you're going to change the world, don't ask for permission (Viktor)
- What makes you different makes you strong (Vi to Powder)
- You've got a good heart. Don't ever lose it (Vander to Vi)
- Where ever you are, light it up, and I'll find you (Vi to Powder)
- There is always a choice (Viktor to Jayce)
- Is there anything so undoing as a daughter? (Silco)
- Are we still sisters? Nothing is ever going to change that (bracelet set for Vi and Powder/Jinx)
- Don't cry. You're perfect (Silco to Jinx)
Okay, Arcane fans, what are your favorite quotes? Asking for jewelry ideas 👀
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Looking for jewelry inspired by the hit D&D show, “Critical Role”? Look new further! These pieces are based on quotes from campaign 1 of Critical Role, featuring hidden Morse Code messages!
Want to see more? I have a Ko-fi and an Etsy now!
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Looking for jewelry inspired by the hit D&D show, "Critical Role"? Look new further! These pieces are based on quotes from campaign 3 and miscellaneous moments from Critical Role, featuring hidden Morse Code messages!
Want to see more? I have a Ko-fi and an Etsy now!
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Looking for jewelry inspired by the hit podcast, Malevolent? Look no further! These pieces are based on quotes from seasons 3 & 4 of Malevolent, featuring hidden Morse code messages!
Want to see more? I have a Ko-fi and an Etsy now!
#malevolent#malevolent podcast#jarthur#arthur malevolent#john doe malevolent#morse code#my post#my jewelry
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Looking for jewelry inspired by the hit podcast, Malevolent? Look no further! These pieces are based on quotes from season 2 of Malevolent, featuring hidden Morse code messages!
Want to see more? I have a Ko-fi and an Etsy now!
#malevolent#malevolent podcast#jarthur#arthur malevolent#john doe malevolent#morse code#my post#my jewelry
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Looking for jewelry inspired by the hit podcast, Malevolent? Look no further! These pieces are based on quotes from season 1 of Malevolent, featuring hidden Morse code messages!
Want to see more? I have a Ko-fi and an Etsy now!
#malevolent#malevolent podcast#arthur malevolent#john doe malevolent#jarthur#morse code#my post#my jewelry#i opened a new etsy shop!!!#come get yall juice
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Okay, Arcane fans, what are your favorite quotes? Asking for jewelry ideas 👀
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I'm going to just copy the whole damn thing below so people know that these efforts are happening:
WASHINGTON (AP) — Biden administration officials are working against the clock doling out billions in grants and taking other steps to try to preserve at least some of the outgoing president’s legacy before President-elect Donald Trump takes office in January.
“Let’s make every day count,” President Joe Biden said in an address to the nation last week after Vice President Kamala Harris conceded defeat to Trump in the presidential race.
Trump has pledged to rescind unspent funds in Biden’s landmark climate and health care law and stop clean-energy development projects.
“There’s only one administration at a time,” Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg told reporters at a news conference Thursday. “That’s true now, and it will also be true after January 20th. Our responsibility is to make good use of the funds that Congress has authorized for us and that we’re responsible for assigning and disbursing throughout the last three years.”
But Trump will control more than the purse strings come January. His administration also can propose new regulations to undo some of what the Biden administration did through the rule-making process.
Here are some of the moves the Biden administration is taking now:
Getting infrastructure spending out the door
Biden administration officials hope that projects funded under the $1 trillion infrastructure law and $375 billion climate law will endure beyond Biden’s term and are working to ensure that money from the landmark measures continues to flow.
On Friday, Buttigieg announced over $3.4 billion in grants for projects designed to improve passenger rail service, help U.S. ports, reduce highway deaths and support domestic manufacturing of sustainable transportation materials.
”We are investing in better transportation systems that touch every corner of the country and in the workers who will manufacture materials and build projects,″ he said. “Communities are going to see safer commutes, cleaner air and stronger supply chains that we all count on.″
Speeding up environmental goals
Announcements of major environmental grants and project approvals have sped up in recent months in what White House officials describe as “sprinting to the finish” of Biden’s four-year term.
The Environmental Protection Agency recently set a nationwide deadline for removal of lead pipes and announced nearly $3 billion to help local water systems comply. The agency also announced that oil and gas companies for the first time will have to pay a federal fee if they emit dangerous methane above certain levels.
The Energy Department, meanwhile, announced a $544 million loan to a Michigan company to expand manufacturing of high-quality silicon carbide wafers for electric vehicles. The loan is one of 28 deals totaling $37 billion granted under a clean-energy loan program that was revived and expanded under Biden.
“There is a new urgency to get it all done. We’re seeing explosions of money going out the door,” said Melinda Pierce, legislative director of the Sierra Club. Biden and his allies ”really want to finish the job they started.”
Ukraine aid
Pentagon press secretary Sabrina Singh told reporters this week that Biden wants to “spend down the authority that Congress has allocated and authorized before he leaves office. So we’re going to work very hard to make sure that happens.”
The Biden administration would have to rush $7.1 billion in weapons — $4.3 billion from the 2024 supplemental and $2.8 billion that is still on the books in savings due to the Pentagon recalculating the value of systems sent — from the Pentagon’s stockpiles in order to spend all of those funds obligated before Trump is sworn in.
There’s also another $2.2 billion available to put weapons systems on long-term contracts. However, recent aid packages have been much smaller in size, around $200 million to $300 million each.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has said the funds are already obligated, which should make them harder to take back because the incoming administration would have to reverse that.
Pressure to quickly confirm judicial picks
Another priority for the White House is getting Senate confirmation of as many federal judges as possible before Trump’s inauguration on Jan. 20.
The Senate this week voted 51-44 to confirm former prosecutor April Perry as a U.S. District Court judge in northern Illinois. More than a dozen pending judicial nominees have advanced out of the Senate Judiciary Committee; eight judicial nominations are awaiting committee votes and six are waiting for committee hearings.
Trump has urged Republicans to oppose efforts to confirm judicial nominees. “No Judges should be approved during this period of time because the Democrats are looking to ram through their Judges as the Republicans fight over Leadership,” he wrote on social media site X on Nov. 10, before congressional Republicans chose their new leaders.
Student loan forgiveness
The Education Department has been hurrying to finalize a new federal rule that would cancel student loans for people who face financial hardship. The proposal — one of Biden’s only student loan plans that hasn’t been halted by federal courts — is in a public comment period scheduled to end Dec. 2.
After that, the department would have a narrow window to finalize the rule and begin carrying it out, a process that usually takes months. Like Biden’s other efforts, it would almost certainly face a legal challenge.
Additionally, the Biden administration has room to speed up student loan cancellation for people who were already promised relief because they were cheated by their colleges, said Aaron Ament, an Education Department official for the Obama administration and president of the National Student Legal Defense Network.
Education Secretary Miguel Cardona could decide that case and others rather than hand them off to the Trump administration, which is expected to be far friendlier to for-profit colleges. “It’s a no-brainer,” Ament said. “There’s a good number of cases that have been sitting on Cardona’s desk. It’s hard to imagine that those would just be left untouched.”
Trump has not yet said what he would do on student loan forgiveness. However, he and Republicans have criticized Biden’s efforts.
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