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Okay maybe I should have specified to have this action in the parlament for an EXISTING problem, not a NEW one (like the banning of Pride)

Also guys, it's happening, finally it's up in smokes too. Some additional info: protesters are currently being held up on a bridge in Budapest for almost an hour now.

I hate to see that this bitch is actively killing our culture and upholding people's self-justice after killing off our jurisdiction system. So I officially invite all asexuals to invade Hungary for the glory kill! More than 5 million out of 10 million people that wouldn't mind! They've made a song too for the uprising party to beat this current shit we have. You can listen to it in English too.

Sorry I am very pumped. And should be doing my aph Hungary comics and drawings, but no, uni.

I am in a crushed and rebellious mood again so here you go, a national treasure from my country, that our dictator minister didn't let us have:

Context below the cut by the top commenter @bipbapboop1140:

Since this song seems to have reached foreign audiences, here's an explanation from a Hungarian: - the style of the clip comes from traditional Hungarian folk patterns - the song also mixes in the motifs of Hungarian folk music (the repetition and strong vibrato for example) - the "daddy" in the lyrics refers to Viktor Orbán, the prime minister of Hungary - it is speculated that Hungary doesn't take part in Eurovision (= "the party") because it is "too gay". - "wraps in plastic all my books" refers to the Hungarian book censorship law that requires all media depicting LGBTQ+ characters, identities, events, etc. in public places (eg. bookstores) to be wrapped in plastic foil - "funny how I slipped in through the backdoor" - Carson Coma entered the contest representing San Marino, a small country that lets foreigners enter through them (also could be a gay joke, not sure if that's intentional) - the funny T-shirt line refers to the lead singer, Fekete Giorgio wearing a shirt that said "homophobes are f*gs" - "try not to confuse having the keys with owning the place" refers to how despite being an elected official, Orbán Viktor acts like the dictator of Hungary (let me give you a hint, democracy is merely a suggestion in this country) - "This is a warning" - I just really like this line, because it signals that the band is committed to going as far as it needs to to criticize the government - the last two lines are in Italian and Hungarian respectively, the two mother tongues of the lead singer. They can be translated as "I know you'll be angry, I've seen it already" and "You will bleep out again, that...". These are references to their song "Feldobom a követ", which was their first really heavy critique of the government, featuring the line "Will you bleep out ((Orbán Viktor))" - his name isn't actually said, but it rhymes with the previous line, the audience usually yells it at their concerts. ("supposedly" warning:) Fidesz, Orbán's party /supposedly/ pulled some strings to get one of their concerts cancelled after this song came out, hence "I've seen it before" (and there is also a similar Hungarian line in Feldobom a követ). -- btw Feldobom a követ means "I throw the rock up" (literally, not as in vomiting) - a reference to a poem by Hungarian poet Ady Endre, the poem itself being about his internal conflict due to his love for his country but also the underdeveloped state of Hungary.

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Hungary news on tv that aired, evening edition: A man has hit two pigs.

Reporter: This was caught on camera. People SUSPECT the pig offender is guilty of animal abuse and pig assault.

Sometimes I question if this is still reality.

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My country's prime minister is banning Pride alltogether tomorrow :'( all my hopes is in the Tisza party now. Though I'd be fine with a new election even if a hamster won it. Anything but him.

I just hope it won't affect my online drawings, otherwise I gotta buy VPN.

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Today I unplugged a banana

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Hey everyone! I've made myself a youtube channel where I'll try to upload every vid I made here.

Sound on! So Badger Rule #44 by Fish inside a Birdcage came up... the rest is history, I made the music video now someone please make the animatic lol.

I uploaded this artwork and its linearts onto patreon if you want to see them or print them (heavy-outline and light-outline both, along with the first and second pic above). Additional one is the nude aka early access version (there's the ass), you can also find that and draw/color their clothes on

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yes

Hungarian swords, 14th century, at the Topkapi Palace Museum in Istanbul. The middle sword is 8ft long

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I barely have context but the only parlament action that I wanna see this year in our parlament is this:

I am in a crushed and rebellious mood again so here you go, a national treasure from my country, that our dictator minister didn't let us have:

Context below the cut by the top commenter @bipbapboop1140:

Since this song seems to have reached foreign audiences, here's an explanation from a Hungarian: - the style of the clip comes from traditional Hungarian folk patterns - the song also mixes in the motifs of Hungarian folk music (the repetition and strong vibrato for example) - the "daddy" in the lyrics refers to Viktor Orbán, the prime minister of Hungary - it is speculated that Hungary doesn't take part in Eurovision (= "the party") because it is "too gay". - "wraps in plastic all my books" refers to the Hungarian book censorship law that requires all media depicting LGBTQ+ characters, identities, events, etc. in public places (eg. bookstores) to be wrapped in plastic foil - "funny how I slipped in through the backdoor" - Carson Coma entered the contest representing San Marino, a small country that lets foreigners enter through them (also could be a gay joke, not sure if that's intentional) - the funny T-shirt line refers to the lead singer, Fekete Giorgio wearing a shirt that said "homophobes are f*gs" - "try not to confuse having the keys with owning the place" refers to how despite being an elected official, Orbán Viktor acts like the dictator of Hungary (let me give you a hint, democracy is merely a suggestion in this country) - "This is a warning" - I just really like this line, because it signals that the band is committed to going as far as it needs to to criticize the government - the last two lines are in Italian and Hungarian respectively, the two mother tongues of the lead singer. They can be translated as "I know you'll be angry, I've seen it already" and "You will bleep out again, that...". These are references to their song "Feldobom a követ", which was their first really heavy critique of the government, featuring the line "Will you bleep out ((Orbán Viktor))" - his name isn't actually said, but it rhymes with the previous line, the audience usually yells it at their concerts. ("supposedly" warning:) Fidesz, Orbán's party /supposedly/ pulled some strings to get one of their concerts cancelled after this song came out, hence "I've seen it before" (and there is also a similar Hungarian line in Feldobom a követ). -- btw Feldobom a követ means "I throw the rock up" (literally, not as in vomiting) - a reference to a poem by Hungarian poet Ady Endre, the poem itself being about his internal conflict due to his love for his country but also the underdeveloped state of Hungary.

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Everyone, including me after getting a diploma: Ah, no I don't think it's that hard to do it, I actually miss school it was fun here at the uni.

Me, in my last semester, while everything is going to shit along with my health, leaning back and forth as I crouch: I can't fucking do this, I can't fucking do-

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I am in a crushed and rebellious mood again so here you go, a national treasure from my country, that our dictator minister didn't let us have:

Context below the cut by the top commenter @bipbapboop1140:

Since this song seems to have reached foreign audiences, here's an explanation from a Hungarian: - the style of the clip comes from traditional Hungarian folk patterns - the song also mixes in the motifs of Hungarian folk music (the repetition and strong vibrato for example) - the "daddy" in the lyrics refers to Viktor Orbán, the prime minister of Hungary - it is speculated that Hungary doesn't take part in Eurovision (= "the party") because it is "too gay". - "wraps in plastic all my books" refers to the Hungarian book censorship law that requires all media depicting LGBTQ+ characters, identities, events, etc. in public places (eg. bookstores) to be wrapped in plastic foil - "funny how I slipped in through the backdoor" - Carson Coma entered the contest representing San Marino, a small country that lets foreigners enter through them (also could be a gay joke, not sure if that's intentional) - the funny T-shirt line refers to the lead singer, Fekete Giorgio wearing a shirt that said "homophobes are f*gs" - "try not to confuse having the keys with owning the place" refers to how despite being an elected official, Orbán Viktor acts like the dictator of Hungary (let me give you a hint, democracy is merely a suggestion in this country) - "This is a warning" - I just really like this line, because it signals that the band is committed to going as far as it needs to to criticize the government - the last two lines are in Italian and Hungarian respectively, the two mother tongues of the lead singer. They can be translated as "I know you'll be angry, I've seen it already" and "You will bleep out again, that...". These are references to their song "Feldobom a követ", which was their first really heavy critique of the government, featuring the line "Will you bleep out ((Orbán Viktor))" - his name isn't actually said, but it rhymes with the previous line, the audience usually yells it at their concerts. ("supposedly" warning:) Fidesz, Orbán's party /supposedly/ pulled some strings to get one of their concerts cancelled after this song came out, hence "I've seen it before" (and there is also a similar Hungarian line in Feldobom a követ). -- btw Feldobom a követ means "I throw the rock up" (literally, not as in vomiting) - a reference to a poem by Hungarian poet Ady Endre, the poem itself being about his internal conflict due to his love for his country but also the underdeveloped state of Hungary.

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What gay alligations?

Excuse me, but what you mean to say is, this literal corpse has the coolest and sluttiest medicine box in the world? HANDLES FOR NIPPLES, EXCUs- I want one.

I need one.

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Op news: I'm drawing as many times as I can tho I don't always end up working on the same stuff, but the important problem comes in this semester: I'm officially in the finals!

I've made it through it all, and now I only have to focus on my final exams, thesis, and defense, plus the other subjects. It's taking more of my energy than my time sadly.

I'll try to survive this, and I wish you all a good time :3 Don't worry, eventually I will finish each art I've uploaded here.

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New art in progress! Just takes a lot of linework!

Hm, yes, linework.

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I don't think enough people talk about how it's kinda hard to relate to christian people and accept their views when most of your traumas came because of christianity. I still try tho

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Autumn comes

You know that weird inbetween autumn and winter vibe? Ye, this goes by Autumn collection #6, which I couldn't finish in time from last year! Tho I did this in february so it's also Winter col. #2 lol.

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I've had a dream today, we went to a cinema to watch the new Deadpool x Wolverine The Sequel Movie (prob called Deadpool 4) and it started with combat and action but slowly turned into a slice of life with Logan and Wade being an item, and actually living together with each other's (mental) problems.

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Early Access #5!

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Early Access #4!