#Confession of a hitman

[digitalive]

‘Confessioni di un assassino’ il racconto pulp e biografico di un killer fuori dagli schemi.

Ispirato a una storia vera, un biopic coinvolgente su un insospettabile sicario del Quebec.

[2-dsimp]

I have a terrible headache rn everything hurts can I have a forehead kith from your sillies?

Ossian the Sniper: “Every kiss I share with you, feels like one of my dreams coming true”

[hopeswriting]

daily life arc miura haru. does anyone know who i'm talking about. do you guys remember her. i still can't believe what happened to her 😔

[dreaming-hibi]

I’ve decided to come out of hiding and declare that, yes, I too love Katekyo Hitman Reborn! I’ve been on this boat since 2011, watched, read and roleplayed this manga to hell and back. Now, 13 years later, I’m still as desperately into KHR as I was back then but, unlike the me from so many years ago, I’ve decided I don’t care if there are other people on this boat and that I will be writing the KHR that I love regardless of whether I get attention for it or not.

Have a good day everyone!

[the-gro-goroth]

“I wake up sometimes to the horrifying images of heads of state, friends of mine, who died violent deaths because they refused to betray their people. Like Shakespeare’s Lady Macbeth, I try to scrub the blood from my hands. But the blood is merely a symptom.” HOLY SHIT THIS SPEECH IS GONNA GO SO INCREDIBLY HARD

[yanderemommabean]

That last ask had me thinking, would Jasper still punish darling if after they ran away they returned because they’ve grown attached to him and they didn’t even know it until they escaped? Also I’m so used to the wholesome posts about Jasper I completely forgot how terrifying he is, I don’t blame darling for making a break for it

It really depends on how long they ran away for, and what transpired before they left. If it was a spur of the moment kind of thing, where he wasn’t expecting you to come back yet you did, he’d probably let you off lightly. However if a struggle ensued and you made a break for it, gone for a few days, he’d be relieved that you were back in his arms but he’d still have to punish you, but perhaps not as severely. 

He might even turn that punishment into an excuse to be a pervert, then to make you feel better afterwards it’s just slower, more praise worthy sex. 

He’s horny 24/7. What can I say? 

-Mommabean

[harumiura]

when i said i had self-indulgent khr shit in the works i really meant it

[khr-guilded-cage]

While part of me acknowledges Xanxus as the 'lesser evil'

The other part straight up hates him

[spotkai-24]

“alien rivers, alien bridges

alien rivers, alien bridges —

native hands, steel swords

native sounds, golden crosses!”

«Yugoslavskiy Groove» - Soft Blade.

my and @yashik-sleepy oc's. detective Valeria Streltsova(🇷🇺) and hitman Angelina Dyadyura(🇷🇺/🇺🇦). the actions of the future story will unfold in Russia in the 90s, in the fictional city of Sovgrad, which is located on the border of Russia and China.

Russian story name: «Совъград: Исповедь мяснички и легавой.»

English story name: «Sovgrad: Confessions of a hitman and a fuzz.»

sorry, my English is not very good, but I really tried to adapt Russian slang to English.

[mr-t-rieper]

Hey uh, I gotta break character again, because I want to make it clear this isn't 47:

I, after 1,200+ hours, just realized that in freelancer, the different syringe types have different weights and the different vials types have the same traits.

Why...why am I just discovering this...I like finding glitches but I can't even see what's in front of me. I have made the game so much harder for myself for no reason ever since Freelancer's release!

Anyway that's my embarrassing thing so, like, live your dreams and you'll never stop learning

[dark-elf-writes]

Hayato: -and then he leaned in when I blew out the smoke and inhaled because he “wanted to see if it tasted different”!!!!! God, I wish he liked me :(

Leon: *blinks*

Hayato: you’re such a good listener, bud.

Tsuna will only smoke via shotgunning and if he’s not on a mission Hayato will only light his cigarettes with Tsuna’s flames. Neither of them think this is anything but platonic or that the other would even want something romantic with them.

The other guardians are plotting to either get them together or to kill them both there is no in between.

[kennessycognacxo]

Books of 2023 - A Retrospective

With 2023 having finally ended, here's a list of the books of 2023 that left an impression on me:

The Psychology of Money. The book seems to follow the mantra of "keep it simple, stupid". A lot of the insights the book provides seems to be simple, borderline obvious. But that's the appeal of the book and a major reason why it makes for such good reading. Morgan Housel is able to translate seemingly obvious financial truths in such a digestible manner that it makes reading the book a joy. With a lot of books floating around purporting financial freedom, Psychology of Money provides a good entry point for sound financial advice.

Pachinko. There's little that needs to be said about this book that hasn't been said already on BookTok or elsewhere. If you haven't read this book already, do yourself a favour and pick it up immediately. Min Jin Lee's intergenerational story of Korean immigrants moving to Japan set during Japan's colonial era in the early 20th century, the novel not only highlights the lasting discrimination Koreans faced and continue to face within Japanese society, but shows how the threads of family and legacy stretch across time and space. Would recommend this to anyone with a pair of eyes.

Shoe Dog. For all the bootstrap entrepreneurs out there, this book should already be on your shelves. And if you aren't looking to kickstart your own billion dollar shoe company, give it a read regardless. An energising memoir about the founder of Nike and his Herculean task to create the ultimate running shoe, Mark Knight makes you feel like you're in the trenches with him as he and his band of misfits take on the sporting apparel world. For anyone wanting to read a David & Goliath story as the underdog claws their way to claim their own space within an already dominated market, pick it up.

Sapiens. I know I'm a little late to the party with this one, but given its size and heft, you'll have to forgive me. Honestly, it's such a sweeping book that's able to condense history, anthropology, and sociology into a forgiving format. For anyone wanting to learn more about the world we live in, and how we came to be as a species, Yuval Noah Harari makes learning about the history of humanity less of a chore and more of a well made documentary. Also, it does boost your cool literary points by at least 10 anytime you mentioned that you read a book on Obama's reading list.

Confessions of an Economic Hitman. For anyone wanting further confirmation of America's deeply self serving agenda in the pursuit of global dominance, John Perkins' memoir as an economic hitman might be worth the read. With settings and characters akin to a 007 movie, Perkins takes you into the shadowy world of foreign aid as a thinly veiled disguise of neo-colonialism. The memoir dives deep into a setting filled with handlers, joint government partnerships, and coups. Honestly, reads similar to Manufacturing Consent, but with less statistics and graphs which makes it very easy to read.

1000 Years of Joy and Sorrow. Ai Weiwei is truely a singular artist in his own right. From defacing and destroying centuries old Chinese artefacts to make a statement on global consumerism, to investigating the Chinese government's ineptitude in the face of the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, Weiwei has never shied away from his most hard held beliefs of bring voice to the people. 1000 Years of Joy and Sorrow serves a mirror, reflecting not only his own youth and rise to artistic stardom and subsequent imprisonment by the Chinese government, but the life of his father, a young struggling artist in Paris who becomes a political pariah during Maoist China. For anyone wanting to understand the inherent political power art has, or wanting to read a son's ode to a father's sacrifice, this is a must read.

[2-dsimp]

This week spotlight group are all great cuddle buddies. I want Moros to be my body pillow so badly, he's so cute!

Do be mindful, He’s very skittish for a killer hitman XD. He was just in the middle of cooking everyone some breakfast to start their day off right.

[resilienciacoletiva]

Uma entrevista animada de John Perkins, autor de 'HoodWinked' e 'Confessions Of An Economic Hitman' .

Trecho do documentário Zeitgeist Addendum. John Perkins, ex-agente da CIA e autor do livro "Confissões de um Assassino Econômico", fala de como funciona a tática de guerra econômica usada para subjugar nações.

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[excellentexecution]

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Anonymous asked: Hey, isn't Niccola due to pop with the Twins any day now? How has things been going with your recovery? Has it really settled in yet that you're going to have a newborn x2 to take care of real soon?

For many, and as the doctors and professionals of the medical field warned, recovering from a stroke and raising a family would be difficult, not without its challenges. Questions would have less answers than not. Predicaments would find their place at the Hart family table - new discoveries and learning every day - but nothing that couldn't be handled. Bret had seen and beaten the worst. Another round of fatherhood the easiest change to his life, he and Niccola were the happiest couple around. Eager and excited to have more children. Scared, too, but so overjoyed, their grief finally comforted by a blessing all their own. It was a very good thing.

Bret said, a light line of tears gathering within his eyes, not cried yet but still there, "no. It hasn't settled in. Not so much in the fact that we're having the twins, but more so to do with the idea that we're having children at all. Y'know, my doctors said that it would be near impossible to have more, especially after my stroke. They said I might not be able to help my wife conceive. That it would be too much for me, physically and emotionally, and that my body might not be ready to handle it. Believe it or not, but my age was the last of their worries when they told me the news. Being 45, that concerned them less than anything else. But, y'know, my Nickie and I are really blessed. She was pregnant before I suffered with the stroke. Whatever chance we might've lost, we didn't. I'm very thankful for that."

"I've always loved being a father. Being Logan and Brianna's dad, that's been the biggest accomplishment and honor in my life. The fact that I get to do it all over again, with my youngest children, makes my heart full. But I won't lie. It has been tough. My recovery has been going well. I go several times a week to a specialist. I work on motor-skill exercises, buildup my mobility and strength, spend a good deal of time in therapy for speech and writing. That's one thing that they don't tell you about stroke recovery, y'know. A stroke really will take everything out of you. It isn't some simple demon. You have to work at it. You can't give up. For the sake of my wife and my children, I strive everyday to be better than I was the day before. I can't let this tragedy keep me down. I've never been a quitter."

"They need me to be strong." He enunciated without faulter, running his fingertips along the underside of his browns, cleansing the tears away. "Even when there's times when I don't wanna be, when the pain or the frustration gets too much, I can't give up. My Niccola needs me to be there for her. My children need me. And I will do everything within my power to do just that for them. It's my job to take care of them. And I will be there for them. For my beautiful wife, my beloved son and daughter, my soon-to-be-born twins. I'll be here, fighting for them."

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[manouchan]

Going through my fave list on fanfiction.net and there is so much skip beat and katakyo hitman reborn. Miss those days.

I'm gonna reread all of them!