#(sep 2015)

[japanesemagazines]

CUTiE Magazine no. 386, September 2015 (source)

[mikeywayarchive]

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[prayforleonardo]

2015

[larrystylinsontweets]

11/09/2015

@kindlovelyniall: @julianbulian be honest, do you think the boys hate the persons that, for some reason, believe in larry?

@julianbulian: @kindlovelyniall no way. Not at all!! Dont ever think that!!!

[eggmeralda]

that period of time between south park post covid being announced in 2021 to summer 2022 when everyone got obsessed with truffula flu was moderately heavenly

[mikeywayarchive]

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[japanesemagazines]

"14 Days"

CUTiE Magazine no. 386, September 2015 (source)

[iridescentis]

My friend and I are arguing about when ride. The cyclone takes place. They say that it was September 15, 2008 and they are WRONG

-🧊

I HAVE THOUGHTS ABOUT THIS!!

I think RTC can take place on any Monday September 14th, and which year it is in depends on the production.

For example, I think off-broadway RTC took place Monday September 14th 2015, because the pop culture references they use can imply that, but other productions might be set in 2009, or 2020, or 2026

I normally write/think of RTC set in either 2015 or 2009 but yeah no regardless of when it happens september 15 is just wrong 😭

[mias-playground]

One of my first art posts from way back in Sep 2015. My Archive

Blue Stripes by Jeremy Worst

[bcca]

sep 21, 2015

[anonymoosen]

ok but

DID MORINGMARK JUST PREDICT THIS IN THE BOOK OF BILL?!?!

[hoovesandfloorpaws]

this iconic moment from Sep 28th, 2015(!) starts at 0:53 in the video (3:03 on YT) -- The way Harry yells "..ANNIVERSARY!" and then turns around to look at Louis and goes "Did anyone else come on their anniversary?" And also at 0:19 (3:35 on YT) Louis seems to take a picture of Harry on the big screen.

+ my fave comments sksksks

[annieqattheperipheral]

pls look at these goddamn idiots cellying i cannot im crying laughing its so precious

sid flying in for crucial boys time nate leading the pack in dorkiness i love him ma sounds like a beach with seagulls circling

sep 13, 2015 / andy o'brien vail camp

[matan4il]

I wanna share with you a small cut from a 2010 documentary about events that began unfolding in 2008. The film (which was up for an Oscar nomination, but wasn't shortlisted), followed the story of a young kid called Muhammad. He was born with an immunity deficiency that killed two of his sisters. Three other siblings didn't have it, but also weren't a match to donate bone marrow to him. To even consider the donation procedure, Muhammad's family needed 55,000 dollars (over 80,000 dollars today), which they obviously didn't have. An Israeli journalist did a TV piece about Muhammad, asking for the money to be donated. An Israeli man, whose son was a soldier killed by Palestinian terrorists, decided to do exactly that.

While Muhammad was in the Israeli hospital, his mom Raida was by him, and here's an exchange she had with the Israeli journalist who helped the family get the money they needed to save their kid's life:

I'm not sharing this because I want to demonize Raida. I'm not sharing it because every Palestinian thinks this way. I'm sharing it because some Palestinians, certainly the ones related to Islamist terrorist organizations like Hamas, do believe that if their child dies as a shahid (a martyr), during an attempt to kill Jews, then the kid would be with Allah. And that will be as if their child never died, because what's better, an imperfect and short life on this earth, or an eternal life with every good thing imaginable by Allah's side? So yes, there are parents who want their kids to die in a confrontation with Israel. There are kids who were brought up with these beliefs. And kindness and humanitarian gestures might change it, but many times they just can't compare to the promise made by this way of thinking.

That's not every Palestinian, but it's enough people to have an impact on the forming and continuation of the Israeli-Arab conflict (much like how Amin al-Husseini was one Palestinian leader, but his antisemitism had a crucial influence on the conflict, and translated into the deaths of countless people, mainly Jews). There are currently at least 30 terrorist organizations in Gaza alone (at least 5 of them are big enough to be household names in Israel), and Hamas on its own includes at least 30,000 people who think this way.

No one can understand this conflict as long as they ignore that the widespread existence of this mentality plays a factor in it. No one can bring about peace here, without getting that this is a part of what threatens it. No one can solve a problem while turning a blind eye to some of its parts.

And if you still think Raida is an exception, here are some more vids reflecting the same mentality from over the years... (I'm not gonna get into how heartbreaking it is that entire generations of Palestinian kids never stood a chance, because I think that's obvious for anyone with a heart watching these clips)

Official Palestinian Authority TV interview with the mother of a shahid, Nov 28, 2003:

"Being with Allah is better." Hamas TV on Jul 21, 2014:

Mother of murderer of 3 Israeli teens: "He was honored with Martyrdom because Allah loved him." Oct 6, 2014:

Palestinian mothers explain why they make joyful noises when their kids get killed as shahids. Apr 7, 2015:

"Death is inevitable, so why not die as shahids?" Oct 28, 2019:

Palestinian father explains his choice to expose his son to danger by bringing him to the site of violent riots, by saying his 4.5 years old wants to go to paradise. Jun 20, 2021:

"My son had nothing called a funeral, rather it was a wedding..." Official Palestinian Authority TV, Sep 13, 2021:

Shahid's mother says her son is a role model for Palestinian kids. Dec 31, 2022:

Shahid's mother shares she instructed her son on how to be a proper shaid. Official Palestinian Authority TV, Feb 21, 2023:

(for all of my updates and ask replies regarding Israel, click here)