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An original 1892 Edison Electric Light sign used in hotels, railroad stations and other public places to help with the transition from match-lit indoor gas lights to electric light bulbs operated by a rotating switch on the wall.

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It's not that I don't want to visit, it just wasn't on the list I made in my head

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Been thinking about making stickers,. What do y’all think?

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remember when you drew incest?

I'm glad that it was good enough for you to remember

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it'd be really cool if everyone put their money where their mouths are and went and saw the new fully 2d animated looney tunes movie that's in theaters RIGHT NOW instead of continuing to scream about the snow white and lilo and stitch remakes

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metrics of success

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this post will be long but I want to share what happened to my family this week while still on vacations abroad. we are french jews who made aliyah in 2013 (for context : parents + 2 girls) when I was just a young pre-teen. I'm now 22 and I realized my mom was nostalgic of France these last months especially after October 7th, and my grandparents still lives there, so we decided to go for 2 weeks and more to visit.

What happened to us this week was one of the scariest reminder of my life of why we made aliyah. Before visiting our grandparents in Paris, we went to the french riviera (Nice, cannes, Marseille) and got assaulted multiple times with my mother and little sister, fyi my dad stayed in Israel since he's working. My mom has 3 necklaces around her neck : an Israeli yellow ribbon necklace for the hostages, an Israeli map with the star of David, and the Chai חי the whole package lmao. On the first day in Nice, An arab man in his 50s in the tramway hit my mom in the back with his fist and she thought he wanted space to leave the tramway but the man actually assaulted my mom, stood up in front of her and cursed her out in arabic. I have no idea what he told her but it was so scary like ????!

Second time in the same day, we arrived to the hotel to check in and they asked us our IDs so we gave them our Israeli passports. The employee looked at us like criminals, told us he "doesnt like war" and throw the passports at us. We paid for a bedroom with a view and he gave us a wrong shitty room TWICE (coincidence? i think not).

Marseille was the worst. We sat in a restaurant on La Joliette and the waiter who was first friendly, chatted with us and asked us where we came from. My mom said Israel and the waiter who had our drinks turned his back and left us without a word, without serving us. The manager asked us to leave, my poor Mom was angry and shocked we didn't wanted to make a scandal since people were already staring at us. This literal discrimination and xenophobia.

We finally went to Paris to visit the grandparents. The city is beautiful. Last week, on March 8th was international womens day and we decided to go with mom and sister to the protest. For some reason, a pro Palestine rally infiltrated the feminist crowd and there were tons of police.

Seeing all those Palestinians flags send chills down my spine. My 15 yo little sister had a panic attack in the streets and cried because of the men wearing balaclava all around their faces with keffieh screaming. She told my mom that those men looks exactly like Hamas. My mom said it felt 'like the morning of October 7''. It was a surreal feeling one of the scariest feeling ever. I'm forever thankful for the existence of Israel, this is heartwrenching for me to realize we're really in danger outside israel. I don't even recognize my birth country where I grew up. I had tons of nice memories. We're leaving this Sunday morning and I cannot stay here any longer. The country is beautiful but this is not worth it if we are scared. We already went to other European countries like Croatia, Greece, Czech Republic and never felt unsafe but France is really scary if you're being exposed as an Israeli imo. My advice is if you're going, don't mention to anyone you're Israeli

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seeing straight men be disgusted by booktok smut recommenders has actually radicalized me to the side of booktok smut recommenders. girls your taste may be atrocious but i will never disparage you for exposing mainstream discourse to the concept of soaking through your underwear. spent my whole life listening to men talk about penises it’s about time they get jumpscared by women talking about pussy in crude detail on social media. go forth and goon my warriors

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I'm not really interested in debating or "debunking" people's beliefs but just on the top of my head I know that not all of that is true at all or a good argument to make.

- I would like to see scientific proof by a neutral source for the claims regarding the "bleeding". Considering the claims, there must have been extensive scientific research. For at least one heavily reported case, the reason was actually ... mould. Just red bread mould. Nothing more.

- The "Shroud of Turin" was radiocarbon dated to be medieval. There were multiple other tests being done that showed that it did not match Jesus' time, like the weaving being used not matching the time it supposedly stemmed from. It's a fake, that's all.

This is happening over and over again where things that are supposedly "miracles that cannot be explained" or even downright "proofs" turn out to be very much explainable or simply fakes. Every time an "unexplainable miracle" gets brought up, the goal post gets moved and another "unexplainable miracle" no one provided the funding to check scientifically yet gets brought up until that gets explained as well and the goal post moved again.

And regarding the deciples, yes people let themselves be tortured and killed for lies all the time. Just take a look at cults and high control religious groups. People defend cult, religious or political leaders with their lives all the time even though they witnessed with their own eyes that they lied or did horrible things that directly contradict their teachings, especially when they were personally close to said leader and especially when they faced persecution for their beliefs. And that makes sense. Imagine you've lost so much already for following a belief and now your world gets flipped upside down because the prophecies don't actually happen? What do you do - drop your entire world view, after you just spent years glued to this person's lips, the person you love and cherish more than anything, the person who promised you to save you if just your belief in them can't be shaked, a person who told you that believing in them won't be easy but that it will be worth it in the end? This has happened numerous times in history. I'm not saying this to mock the deciples or their faith but if a group of strong believers being hell-bent on having witnessed incredible miracles is an argument then every self-proclaimed guru or cult leader who manages to gather believers who would give up their life for them is on the same level as Jesus.

I don't have any issue with your belief at all but the arguments you've made aren't very convincing.

How do you know your religion is the right one? Where's the proof??

You want proof? Ok!

The countless Eucharistic miracles around the world, where the Eucharist will start bleeding out of nowhere. The blood type for these have always been blood type AB (the rarest blood type) and have cardiac tissue in it.

Look up The Shroud of Turin. Genuinely fascinating.

The several miracles found on original the Our Lady of Guadalupe painting: -There is a microscopic paintings within her eyes that show the reflection of Juan Diego -The constellations on her robe are of the exact constellations of what the sky would've been that very night she appeared -The painting can be translated into actual music

Also, you really think that the disciples would've let themselves be tortured and killed brutally for a lie, a lie that their best friend and their teacher came back to life? Be fr with me.

If anyone wants to add anything, please do! Above are just some of my personal favorite miracles <3

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There is a lot of misinformation going around about Mahmoud Khalil. Please read this if you have read or posted about the case.

Mahmoud Khalil was arrested on March 9th by ICE agents in public, as he was returning to his apartment. His arrest was legal and was conducted in a legal manner. Neither ICE nor the police need a warrant to arrest someone in public, on the street.

Mr. Khalil has not been "dissappeared." He is being held in Central Louisiana ICE Processing Center in Jena, Louisiana. He has been assigned a public defender. Her name is Amy Greene. He has a deportation hearing set for tomorrow (March 12th) with a judge, in which the judge will review the case.

The Department of Homeland Security has accused Mr. Khalil of leading pro Hamas rallies on the Columbia University campus and publishing/passing out pro Hamas fliers that included the Hamas logo. He has not been "charged," because he does not have to be charged under US law. Under US law, a greencard holder has a right to a hearing with a judge to determine whether or not they violated the terms of their greencard. One does not need to be convicted by a jury to be deported for supporting terrorist organizations. This is not a comment on whether or not this law is fair. But it is important to recognize that this is standard and does not violate Mr. Khalil's right to due process.

Also under US Law: one of the conditions of being granted a greencard is that one not be involved in activities that could be argued to be in support of a designated terror organization. Well.

Mahmoud Khalil is an open Hamas supporter and a leader of the Columbia University Apartheid Divestment organization, an explicitly pro Hamas organization that regularly organizes pro Hamas rallies, passes out pro Hamas pamphlets that include inspirational quotes by Hamas terrorists, and organized a "day of mourning" for Yahya Al-Sinwar, the leader of Hamas and the architect of the Oct 7th terror attacks. CUAD has self described it's goal as the "total eradication of Western civilization" through violence. Mr. Khalil has been filmed at multiple of their pro Hamas rallies, which he presumably helped organize as a member, and acted as a negotiator on behalf of CUAD a few days ago (March 6th) during the Columbia student building takeover and bomb threats.

I am not the judge who will be reviewing Mr. Khalil's case. But I find it hard to make an argument that being a leader of an explicitly pro Hamas organization is not supporting terrorism.

Guys, listen. The amount of misinformation I have seen immediately regurgitated about this man, about how his rights have been violated, by fellow Jews, is absurd. Trump is evil. That does not mean we have to make shit up about how an open Hamas supporter is being unfairly attacked. This ENTIRE issue is about whether or not supporting antisemitic terrorism should be considered supporting terrorism. Of course it should be! This is literally just equal application of the law, something we have gotten so used to not happening when it comes to Jews that we are now making up reasons to defend someone who's rights were not violated and openly wants to kill us.

There are so many. SO MANY illegal and unethical arrests and deportations happening every single day. Why on earth is Jumblr deciding to go to bat for this man of all people, and act like THIS CASE, of all cases, is one that needs to be fought against? Why are we acting like this case, of all cases, is some flagrant violation of the law that should be used to highlight how evil Trump is?

I'm sorry but have we lost our minds? Literally nothing about this man's arrest was illegal and his right to due process has not been violated in any way. The ONLY reason this is getting attention is that people believe SO strongly that they should have the right to organize rallies in support of a terrorist organization that's stated goal is to kill the Jews. That's it! That's the only issue. Not even his lawyers are claiming there was some violation of this man's right to due process. This issue is ENTIRELY about whether or not it's "free speech" for someone who agreed not to support terrorism as a condition of being granted a greencard, should have the right to support terrorism specifically if it's terrorism directed at Jews. That's it! That's it. Please. Please PLEASE. Can we focus on the ICE raids happening at the school my roommate works at? Can we stop going along with this violently antisemitic delusion that the legal deportation case against a pro terrorism rally organizer is the ideal case to prove how unfair and illegal these deportations are? What the fuck?

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i think r/BenignExistence is my favorite subreddit 🥲 i love these pleasant little glimpses into strangers' lives

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many things wrong with me. well at least i'm bisexual.

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Damn, that's really good. That's the first thing that made my cry ever since my body is testosterone dominant again

there’s a garden growing in my lungs

i hope it withers with the setting sun

���ghostdaughter, “dirty blood”

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Voyager Week: Day 5 - Favorite Quote I 1.09 Prime Factors

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