#1.34?

[crqelsummer]

making the realization far too late that it was more likely that the iida/uraraka family would have the twin boys rather than the miritama family. oops.

[leah-jeffries]

[mostlyfate]

A ROMANCE OF THE LITTLE FOREST 两个人的小森林 · 2022

[mewvore]

What's your least favorite Eeveelution?

jolteon because it coulda had a thunderbolt tail but they waste all the good electric ideas on the rodent

[mskenway97]

It's too hot to sleep, and on top of that you can hear the music of the festival... luckily tomorrow is a holiday and I have the train at noon, otherwise...

[myshovelisbroken]

Four is four foot four.

that's it that's the post.

[drainfennel]

mmmmmm im hungy

[sheshells-jrwi]

i miss the times when charlie streamed early and i didnt have to stay up for long

[retrotvblr]

I LOVE LUCY (1951 — 1957) 1.34, "Ricky Thinks He's Getting Bald" Episode aired June 2, 1952

[storiesfromgaza]

It is very important to read this and share it

Today the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor Observatory stated that Israel dropped over 25,000 tons of explosives on the Gaza Strip as part of its ongoing extensive war since October 7th, equivalent to two nuclear bombs.

The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Observatory, based in Geneva, highlighted the Israeli army's acknowledgment of targeting more than 12,000 objectives in the Gaza Strip, setting a record in the number of bombs dropped, surpassing 10 kilograms of explosives per person.

With the advancements in bomb quantity and effectiveness, while maintaining a consistent amount of explosives, the quantity dropped on Gaza could be equivalent to twice the power of a nuclear bomb.

Additionally, Israel deliberately employs a mixture known as "RDX" (Research Department Explosive) commonly referred to as "the science of complete explosives," with a power equal to 1.34 times that of TNT.

This means that the destructive power of the explosives dropped on Gaza exceeds what was dropped on Hiroshima, taking into account that the city of Hiroshima covers an area of 900 square kilometers, while Gaza's area is no more than 360 square kilometers.

Furthermore, Israel has been documented using internationally banned weapons in its attacks on the Gaza Strip, particularly cluster and white phosphorus bombs. White phosphorus is a highly toxic incendiary substance that rapidly reacts with oxygen, causing severe second and third-degree burns. The Euro-Mediterranean team has documented cases of injuries among the victims of Israeli attacks that resemble the effects of dangerous cluster bombs, as they contain small high-explosive submunitions designed to penetrate the body and cause internal explosions, resulting in severe burns that melt the victims' skin and sometimes lead to death. These submunitions also cause peculiar swelling and toxin exposure in the body, including transparent shrapnel that does not appear in X-ray images.

The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Observatory has emphasized that Israel's destructive, indiscriminate, and disproportionate attacks constitute a clear violation of the laws of war and the rules of international humanitarian law, which stipulate the obligation to protect civilians in all circumstances and under any conditions. Killing civilians is considered a war crime in both international and non-international armed conflicts and can rise to the level of a crime against humanity.

The 1899 and 1907 Hague Conventions, along with the 1949 Geneva Convention in its latest formulation, established fundamental human rights during wartime to limit the deadly health consequences of internationally banned weapons, some of which could lead to the "genocide" of civilians.

Article 25 of the Hague Regulations concerning the Laws and Customs of War on Land prohibits "attacking or bombarding towns, villages, dwellings, or buildings which are not defended."

Article 53 of the Fourth Geneva Convention states that "any destruction by the occupying power of real or personal property belonging individually or collectively to private persons, or to the State, or to other public authorities, or to social or cooperative organizations, is prohibited, except where such destruction is rendered absolutely necessary by military operations."

According to Article 147 of the Fourth Geneva Convention, the destruction of property that is not justified by military necessity and on a large scale is considered a serious violation that requires prosecution. Such practices are also classified as war crimes under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.

The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Observatory has called for the formation of an independent international investigative committee to assess the magnitude of explosives and internationally banned weapons used and continue to be used by Israel against civilians in the Gaza Strip.

This committee would hold accountable those responsible, including those who issued orders, made plans, executed actions, and took measures aimed at achieving justice for Palestinian victims.

[epifaniacintilante]

Revolutionary Girl Utena // 1.34 - The Rose Signet

[leah-jeffries]

[mostlyfate]

You have to make it up to me. For what? For losing my first place. How do you want me to do it? First, of course, try my Yu's Boxing.

A ROMANCE OF THE LITTLE FOREST 两个人的小森林 · 2022

[deforest]

I LOVE LUCY (1951 — 1957) 1.34, "Ricky Thinks He's Getting Bald" Episode aired June 2, 1952

[sudaca-swag]

2,350 civilians dead and 10,906 injured by the Israeli invasion according to the Lebanese health ministry since October 8th 2023. More than half of them are from the last two weeks.

Israel has mounted massive airstrikes across Lebanon against what it claims are Hezbollah targets since Sept. 23, killing at least 1,542 people, injuring over 4,555 others, and displacing more than 1.34 million people.

[ruanbaijie]

nanqiu facial expression change parallel: before and after the asshole who's trying to kill them by "playing nice" leaves

THE SPIREALM 致命游戏 (2024) 1.34 || 1.51 adapted from the danmei novel Kaleidoscope of Death 死亡万花筒 by Xi Zi Xu 西子绪