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ehhhhh mucho ojo... no me puse mal por ver emilia perez, me puse mal porque estaba jugando disco elysium pacheca (segun yo para entrar en personaje JAJAJSJSJASJAJ) y llegue a la parte donde un chamaquito le dice puto al harry dubois (nunca me había jugado el disco elysium antes) y me reí tanto que me empezó a faltar aire. Y AHI fue cuando me empecé a disasociar.....

osea sí es culpa de los franceses pero no es culpa del director pendejo ese, fue culpa de este wey:

hourly comics day but i just draw all the weird shit i saw while tripping balls ON hourly comics day

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i Will do this btw

hourly comics day but i just draw all the weird shit i saw while tripping balls ON hourly comics day

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hourly comics day but i just draw all the weird shit i saw while tripping balls ON hourly comics day

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Archaeologists Unearth a Nearly 2,000-Year-Old Cat Geoglyph Lounging on a Peruvian Hillside

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wait oh my god , you know what pokemon actually *does* resemble him?

theyre literally the same...

the desire to make a trainersona vs the knowledge that none of the "dog" pokemon really resemble my dog...

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top 10 foods harry has been compared to

lechón (becauase he is short and fat)

croissants

bolillo bread

"perfectly-toasted bread"

milanesa (my dad keeps calling his ears "his milanesitas" 🥺)

polvorón cookies (because hes old and his fur has slowly been turning white 🥺🥺🥺)

this isnt food related but he has the nickname el chiflado / "the spoiled one" at the vet office because when he got surgery he wouldnt eat and they thought it meant he wasnt doing ok but it turns out he was fine and just wanted to be with us when he ate 🥺

marranín / "little-pork" (my dad also gave him this nickname)

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🥺 si es.......al harry siempre le decimos que parece bolillo porque lo ves desde arriba y esta todo cafecito y todo gordito jajajajajsjsjaksj

la verdad estoy entre eeevee y fennekin, sobretodo pq cuando estsba chiquita y jugué el pokemon X por primera vez escogí al fennekin porque se parecía a mi harry 🥺🥺🥺.....

the desire to make a trainersona vs the knowledge that none of the "dog" pokemon really resemble my dog...

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some harry pictures for context

the desire to make a trainersona vs the knowledge that none of the "dog" pokemon really resemble my dog...

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the desire to make a trainersona vs the knowledge that none of the "dog" pokemon really resemble my dog...

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theres FUCKING black mold in my classroom... #slay

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Admins porfa vieron el video de la reportera hablando de un allanamiento y se distraecon un gatito akdkskdk honestamente, yo si trabajara en las noticias no voy a mentir

https://x.com/YoPatoPerez/status/1882058054021353692?s=19

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hey soooo ummmm i wrote this in the middle of my class and only just realized i made a few mistakes: the big one is that jacobo arbenz was *overthrown* by the CIA, but not assasinated-- he died of old age while in exile. the other mistake i made was referring to operation condor as "plan condor", i swear ive heard the terms "plan condor" and "operación condor" used interchangeably in spanish, but i guess in english its only known as operation condor. oops

anyways i corrected my mistakes, made my wording a bit clearer, added links, and also added a few extra bullet points...i would greatly appreciate it if you reblogged the corrected version of the post!

On 28 January 1917, Carmelita Torres, a 17-year-old Mexican maid who worked in the United States, refused to take the mandatory gasoline bath given to day labourers at the border, and convinced 30 other trolley passengers to join her. 

Her protest spread in what became known as the bath riots. Torres was one of many workers who crossed the border between Juarez and El Paso each day. In the name of public health, Mexican workers were frequently subjected to degrading and humiliating treatment. They had to strip naked, brave, undergo a toxic gasoline bath, and have their clothes steamed. The stated aim of the programme was to kill lice, which can spread typhus. However, it was not applied to everyone crossing the border: just working class Mexicans. 

In addition to gasoline being poisonous, it was also a deadly fire risk. A group of prisoners in El Paso being treated with gasoline were burned to death in an accidental fire. Furthermore, US health workers were secretly photographing naked Mexican women.

 On January 28, anger at the practice finally exploded, and within a few hours Torres had amassed a crowd of several thousand mostly women protesters. They blocked all traffic and trolleys into El Paso. They pelted immigration officers with rocks and bottles when they try to disperse them, and when US and then Mexican troops arrived they received the same treatment. The riots were eventually suppressed by the soldiers, and Torres herself was arrested. This appeared to have the effect of discouraging future protests. 

The enforced bathing and fumigation of Mexican workers with toxic chemicals like gasoline, and later DDT and Zyklon B, continued until the 1950′s. The use of Zyklon B at the border appealed to scientists in Nazi Germany, who in the late 1930′s began using the agent at borders and in concentration camps for delousing. Although notoriously they later used it to exterminate millions of people in the Holocaust.“

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siempre amanezco gringofóbica pero hoy...? exageré...💋

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@ the gringos in the notes whining about how they didnt know this and how their education system is shit...

1- the US consistently ranks higher than mexico in education

2- WE dont use that excuse, no one else but you does. google is free, shut the fuck up

3- if youve ever used that excuse you are now legally obligated to read about the following (on the internet, which again is free and you have access to)

operation condor

jacobo arbenz and how the US installed a brutal dictatorship in guatemala in order to turn the country into a banana republic

banana republics in general (no, not the brand)

the school of the americas + how the US government is directly responsible for most of the violence we have had to face in latinoamerica

the tlatelolco and corpus christi massacres (see above)

the mexican dirty war (see above)

the 43 missing students of ayotzinapa and the CIA and DEA's role in the mexican drug war + the mérida initiative/plan mexico(see above)

the plaza de mayo mothers + the death flights and how the US put both Videla and Pinochet in power (see above)

how the nazis based the holocaust off of the genocide of indigenous peoples comitted by the US (this is something that the nazis EXPLICITLY stated, btw.)

how the US's response to the jewish refugee crises of the 1930s led to more people dying in the holocaust

operation paperclip

the US-backed dictator fulgencio batista + all of the atrocities that he was comitting in cuba before the cuban revolution

most if not all of these have articles on wikipedia (i linked them), which again you can access for free RIGHT NOW. if you fail to do this i will hack you to pieces and feed you to the dogs. you have no excuses for being ignorant

On 28 January 1917, Carmelita Torres, a 17-year-old Mexican maid who worked in the United States, refused to take the mandatory gasoline bath given to day labourers at the border, and convinced 30 other trolley passengers to join her. 

Her protest spread in what became known as the bath riots. Torres was one of many workers who crossed the border between Juarez and El Paso each day. In the name of public health, Mexican workers were frequently subjected to degrading and humiliating treatment. They had to strip naked, brave, undergo a toxic gasoline bath, and have their clothes steamed. The stated aim of the programme was to kill lice, which can spread typhus. However, it was not applied to everyone crossing the border: just working class Mexicans. 

In addition to gasoline being poisonous, it was also a deadly fire risk. A group of prisoners in El Paso being treated with gasoline were burned to death in an accidental fire. Furthermore, US health workers were secretly photographing naked Mexican women.

 On January 28, anger at the practice finally exploded, and within a few hours Torres had amassed a crowd of several thousand mostly women protesters. They blocked all traffic and trolleys into El Paso. They pelted immigration officers with rocks and bottles when they try to disperse them, and when US and then Mexican troops arrived they received the same treatment. The riots were eventually suppressed by the soldiers, and Torres herself was arrested. This appeared to have the effect of discouraging future protests. 

The enforced bathing and fumigation of Mexican workers with toxic chemicals like gasoline, and later DDT and Zyklon B, continued until the 1950′s. The use of Zyklon B at the border appealed to scientists in Nazi Germany, who in the late 1930′s began using the agent at borders and in concentration camps for delousing. Although notoriously they later used it to exterminate millions of people in the Holocaust.“

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its on letterboxd now btw

wait a bunch of ppl ( in mexico i belive) got togheter and made a mini movie where everyone is poorly pretending to be french in retaliation for the dogshit emilia perez musical this is awesome tjhey all have little mustaches drawn on with sharpie and are spealing the worst french ever

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wait a bunch of ppl ( in mexico i belive) got togheter and made a mini movie where everyone is poorly pretending to be french in retaliation for the dogshit emilia perez musical this is awesome tjhey all have little mustaches drawn on with sharpie and are spealing the worst french ever