#95 south

[omegaremix]

Summer 1993 Mixtape.

Duice “Daisy Dukes”

Naughty By Nature “Uptown Anthem”

Guru “Loungin’“ (f. Donald Byrd)

Zhane “Hey Mr. DJ”

Ice Cube “Check Yourself” (RMX) (f. Das EFX)

Professor X “They Don’t Know Jack”

Captain Hollywood “More And More”

Geto Boys “Six Feet Deep”

Redman “Tonight’s Da’ Night”

Scarface “A Minute To Pray And A Second To Die”

Pharcyde, The “Passin’ Me By”

Kriss Kross “Alright” (f. Supercat)

Ice Cube & Yo-Yo “The Bonnie & Clyde Theme”

Knuckleheadz “Headrush”

Kool G Rap & Polo “Brother On The Run”

Lords Of The Underground “Funky Child”

95 South “Whoot, There It Is”

Naughty By Nature “It’s On”

PM Dawn “Ways Of The Wind” (7�� VER)

[lesliemeyers]

doing Mysterion art inspired by a Batman cover just seemed... right

+ closeups under the cut ↴

[stripetucker-tweak]

[mantequillamcwhoremick]

I know Kenny's blonde ass probably has like blue or green or hazel eyes or whatever but I love to think his eyes are a deep satiated color-of-shit-or-mud type of brown

[floridagrowngirl]

Jeep Wrangler

[creaturefeaster]

random question mostly for oc making, but what would it look like for two different species (bluple, elves, unicorns, etc.) to have children together? is it even *possible* for unicorns to have children with another species?

Hybridized humanoids of all sorts exist, littered throughout the world.

It's more common that you see full blooded people rather than mixed, especially for races that have particular lifestyles that aren't always understood well by other races, such as plant people, or races that are not genetically compatible with most others, such as normals. There are few places in Theia that have very diverse communities of people, so typically most towns or villages you pass through will be largely inhabited by just one or sometimes two prominent kinds of people.

Unicorns can definitely reproduce with other kinds of people, though their offspring typically lacks horns no matter how much they may take after their unicorn parent. There are very few true unicorns left in the world, and there are more half-unicorns than true. Some people out there have slivers of unicorn in them without even realising.

It's hard to say exactly what any hybrid offspring would look like, because genetics play a huge role in what's expressed. But maybe I'll draw some examples up in the near future just for fun :3.

[itspileofgoodthings]

so I think I might show north and south to whichever of my seniors want to watch it once a week during my prep period and I cleared it with an administrator and he said it was fine but I’m feeling suddenly very bad about this impulse

[trunk--slamchest]

There's something always fun of a foreigner obsessed with another nation's politics. There's always this extreme knowledge of certain things that'll fall apart once you hit it with an actual detail that you get from just living there.

[strebcr]

😔

[lobotomy-lady]

breaking news!!!! fork found in kitchen

[wurmwizzard]

one day ill live in a place that drops under 70°, but for now I'll have to settle for barbie dressup in my air-conditioned bathroom and pretending it's september. yehaw

[kennys-parka-jacket]

I keep forgetting how much of South Park's humor is sold by the timing and voice acting until I try to post the jokes in text form and realize that 90% of the punch is just GONE

[gothmusiclatinamerica]

"Acatro Venganza" by Santiago, Chile-based deathrock and dark punk band DGA 95 off of their 2022 album Escarta Descarto

[bobsliquorstore]

Dom Kennedy wearing the “Kisha” Bootleg Tee

Photographer: Gee Bose

www.bobsliquorstore.com

[gods-favorite-autistic]

Did y’all know when it’s hot out my brain functions at like half normality. Like it’s harder for me to think clearly or articulate my thoughts well. Anyways funny haha horrible temperature regulation fun yippee

[coochiequeens]

People are living longer and women outlive men. The police need to be trained how to handle the elderly.

Brisbane, AustraliaCNN — 

A 95-year-old woman who was tasered by police in her Australian nursing home last week has died, police in New South Wales said Wednesday.

Clare Nowland, a great-grandmother, had been in critical condition in hospital with serious head injuries sustained when she fell to the floor after being tasered.

On Facebook, police said, “Mrs Nowland passed away peacefully in hospital just after 7pm this evening, surrounded by family and loved ones who have requested privacy during this sad and difficult time.”

An officer who allegedly tasered Nowland has been charged with multiple offenses including recklessly causing grievous bodily harm and assault. 

New South Wales (NSW) Police Commissioner Karen Webb announced the charges against the unidentified 33-year-old senior constable Wednesday.

Last week, NSW Police Force Assistant Commissioner Peter Cotter told reporters that police were called to Nowland’s care home in the town of Cooma, New South Wales, around 4:15 a.m. to reports of a resident with a knife.

“At the time she was tasered, she was approaching police. It is fair to say at a slow pace. She had a walking frame. But she had a knife,” Cotter told reporters on Friday.

Video of the incident was captured by two police body cameras but the footage hasn’t been publicly released.

NSW police guidelines say that tasers should only used on elderly or disabled people in “exceptional circumstances.” 

Family friend Andrew Thaler said before the incident Nowland was frail and unable to stand unaided. She weighed just 43 kilograms (95 pounds) and was 5-foot-2 (1.58 meters) tall and was suffering dementia.

Outpouring of support

After charges were laid, he questioned why it had taken police so long to act.

“Why has it taken so long? Anyone else would have been charged straight away,” Thaler said. 

Earlier this week, Nowland’s family released a statement asking for privacy, and thanking people for their support.

“Clare is the loving and gentle natured matriarch of the Nowland family,” said the statement according to CNN affiliate 9 News.

“This is a most worrying and distressing time for our family and we are united in our support for Clare and for each other.

“We stand together. We thank everyone here in Cooma, the wider region and, in fact, the whole country and around the world for the outpouring of support for her and her ongoing battle with dementia – which touches so many.”