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Bad Omens - Burning Out (Unplugged)

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first we had him doing the "picture frame" and now we also have the "missed calls"

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lewis hamilton & franco colapinto | press conference, brazil gp 2024

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talked about that damn bowlcut yesterday and today he comes out shaved like this with the stupid cap glued on so we can't tell if crimes were committed again

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Tbf I'm not sure what they're asking for is really wearing jewellery, choosing their pants, and being able to swear.

The two things they truly explicitly asked for is 1) MBS addressing them with more respect and 2) transparency around how the fine money is being used.

The slightly less explicit demand is for MBS to stop communicating new rules or new enforcement of rules through the media instead of talking to them directly.

Then indirectly addressed is the fact that they feel infantilised by some of the rules re:what they can or can't do.

(About that I'd like to remind everyone like Al did earlier that although the swearing rule has no material basis, the underwear and jewellery rules have to do with safety.)

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okay this turned out worse than i thought but anyway

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he smooches

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ii just throws his drumsticks at the end of tmbte is just skhfjfjdjjd

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that last one is reality for aya. she's 33, and she and her three kids share a tent with fifteen members of her family. they don't have a choice. that's all they've got left after their house was bombed. she and her family were rescued from the rubble.

from there they went to her sister's house, which also got bombed. and now they're in rafah, close to twenty people in one tent. aya's children are traumatized. they've suffered skin disease and hepatitis due to the conditions at the camp. she's worried about them, and about her parents.

she needs funds to buy them warm clothes. it's november; it's cold and rainy. she needs a new tent. she needs to find a way to survive every day in gaza until they're able to start a new life.

you can see how she lives for yourself over here. you can also find her at @family-aya. i'm attaching some pictures anyway, so you can see what life is like for her.

can you imagine living in those conditions? look at the roof of the tent. look at the size of it. it is no way for a family of 15 to live. it is no way for 3 very young children to live.

that's why i'm asking you all to help. donate whatever you can, even if it's just your spare change for the day. if you can't donate at all, please share the post. reblog it. help this family survive. they don't ask for much, just things like shelter and warmth, things most people take for granted. i think we can help them achieve that.

💜@family-aya 💜vetting info💜her gfm💜

thank you for your compassion and kindness.

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The hypocrisy and double standards are absolutely astounding.

Drivers trying to use their voice and platform to make a genuine difference in the lives of marginalised peoples and communities and for the greater good of society and humanity?? Not allowed

FIA president making an overtly political statement by congratulating a corrupt, racist, sexist, convicted sexual abuser and felon on his electoral victory?? Sure go right ahead