#Rogers Telecommunications

[chloeworships]

GuyZzzzzsszssssssss I KNEW ITTTTTTTT

Keanu is in a Rogers commercial and my heart is exploding 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DF5RoplIzAS/?igsh=MWhpOTR3ZDg0YnpnYw==

So this is also why we’ve been getting these Matrix references.

🥲

It looks like I’ll be switching all of my products to Rogers Telecommunications. I AM SOLD!!! The marketing WORKED!!

🤣🤣🤣

Thank you to all the fans of Keanu who showed me this. This is an EPIC collaboration 📞🇨🇦

Neo🥹🖤💚

Whoever lined this up, needs a promotion and a 100% raise. The WHOLE TEAM needs their salary doubled💲🤑🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Also forgot to add this!!!! Re. The Quilt Shirt….. Check him out 🔌 👇🏾 #NewBusiness #NewMoney …. I like that new money smell! 👃🏾 I can’t be the only one 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 Some like the new car smell. Naw. Not me. Gimmie dat new money perfume and I’m guuuudddddd *sprits sprits* 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 That scent has me feeling like a million bucks

💵💵💵

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Cash me out bay-beeeeeeeee 😆😆😆😆

I use to be a cashier so that smell is permanently lodged in my frontal lobe or wherever the memory of smells are stored 😂🧠 it’s Intoxicating 👃🏾

I went looking for a perfume gif and look what ya girl found…. Chanel is my favourite 🥰 and wait we saw that Missa Brinks Chanel truck haha — God is too funny.

Can anyone see the perfume emoji I created with Apple cause I cannot once it’s posted I can’t

I love this AI feature!!!!!! 📲

Ok so who is Chanel? We need to find her lol 😂

[allthecanadianpolitics]

Canada's antitrust regulator said on Monday it was suing Rogers Communications Inc. for allegedly misleading consumers about offering unlimited data under some phone plans. The Competition Bureau, in a statement, said Rogers' advertisements created a "false or misleading impression" that its phone plans provided consumers with limitless data. In reality, the bureau said, the plans have data caps and once reached, the transfer speed is reduced by over 99 per cent. A spokesperson for Rogers said it disagreed with the bureau's assessment of its phone plans, which were introduced in 2019, adding the company would fight the claims.

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Tagging: @newsfromstolenland

[destructokats]

If I had a nickle for every outage I've seen cause massive economic damage, I'd have two nickles.

First nickle is from the Rogers outage that knocked out the debit system in all of Canada. People couldn't call emergency services if their phone provider was Rogers and I think the government was using Rogers for their internet. It was a shitshow. Rogers just got a slap on the wrist and is still one of the three major companies in Canada. Like, this didn't hurt the telecommunication monopoly in Canada at all.

And now the Crowdstrike outage is the second nickle. Given that seems more global than Rogers, I expect them to get more than a slap on the wrist.

[leaveharmony]

As per our useless fuck of a mayor yesterday, 80% of the city had no power. Heard it on the hand-cranked emergency radio. We had no phone service either as Rogers was still intent on batting a thousand RE never once providing telecommunication services of any kind in an emergency, though oddly the text function was still working.

Slept the past three nights in knitted pajama pants, a flannel nightshirt, an oversized hooded fuzzy onesie, and a fleece bathrobe, plus two pairs of socks and fingerless gloves.

Because I'm a FUCKING GENIUS I had long ago put Humboldt County on my iPad so that was night 1's entertainment, but afterwards I tried to conserve the power in case I needed it for music to keep me from killing my father, which otherwise may well have happened

By night 2 I was so desperate for mental stimulation of any kind as I sat or lay slowly freezing to death in the dark that I got out of bed at 3am, lit two candles and started sketching Brad characters from pictures on the wall that I could only half-see.

...honestly for someone in a kind of delirium and very much not able to see properly, not terrible?

[theatre-gay-they]

As socialists, we need people to believe real, positive change is possible. Most people can’t see beyond the current system, but they can tell that it is broken. This leads to hopelessness and apathy. Complacency. I believe real change is possible, but change is not on the ballot this election, or indeed any election (except, perhaps, negative change: a cancelling of the meagre improvements to the social safety net added in the past few years under a potential conservative government, and international trade leading to the disempowerment of workers - whether that be in the form of a return to free trade or a continuation of these new tariff policies). The conservatives offer suffering, the liberals no relief, and the NDP the smallest of reforms. Socialists must be the ones who offer real change for working people. Let’s look into the failures of each of the 3 major parties.

Firstly, conservatives don’t only want to maintain the system, they want to make it worse - on an accelerated course. They’d cut from healthcare and possibly eliminate dentalcare, pharmacare, and childcare entirely. Conservatives believe cutting taxes is an affordability measure - rather than a give away to the rich. They have no plan for climate change whatsoever and are endorsed by billionaires - both Canadian and American. They hate unions, they hate the poor, the hate those who are addicted to substances or who cannot find shelter. They want to make life harder for the masses so the rich can exploit us harder. They’ve promised to repeal labour-friendly legislation, privatize more infrastructure, and weaken regulations around dangerous industries — all while offering up hollow culture war distractions to keep people divided and misinformed. Their base is kept loyal through fear and resentment, but their donors are loyal because the Conservatives deliver: lower corporate taxes, deregulation, and union-busting. Their political project is one of austerity and authoritarianism: dismantling public services, criminalizing dissent, and gutting environmental protections. While they talk about "freedom" and "choice," their policies concentrate power and wealth into the hands of corporations and the ultra-rich.

On the other hand, we’ve lived under the liberals for nearly 10 years, and things haven’t gotten better. Rent has gotten more expensive because liberals side with landlords and speculators over working people who need a place to live. Food has gotten more expensive because liberals side with big grocery chains ripping us off over the right of people to eat, and it’s not like farm workers are paid well in return. In fact, the UN recently called the temporary foreign workers program, which the agricultural sector gets the most permits for, a "breeding ground for contemporary forms of slavery." Other essentials like telecommunications have also become more expensive, as the liberals side with monopolies over people, as demonstrated by allowing Rogers and Shaw to merge. All of this while they lie and flip flop on the issue of the day, whether it be climate action or Palestinian liberation. Let us not forget, the liberal government under labour minister Steven Mickenen (now reassigned to “jobs and families”) broke 3 strikes (or 4, depending how you count it) using section 107 of the labour code last year: the rail workers in august, dockworkers in November, and the postal workers in december. Carney hasn’t shown any sign of changing this - much the opposite. He worked for Goldman sachs in the 1990’s and early 2000s - right when jeffery sachs was “advising” the post-soviet economies, otherwise known as crushing the solidarity movement in poland and helping yeltsin and his cronies sell off the state in russia. He’s more recently worked at brookfield - a corporate landlord and tax dodger, among other things, which recently announced that “the future is debt” - meaning they make money off of the suffering of the working class by burying them in debt. As prime minister, his first moves have been lowering the capital gains tax and a cabinet shuffle which seems to get rid of important positions like disability minister and gender equality minister - now subsumed into steven guilbeau’s culture ministry, and rename a whole set of ministries (including labour) into the portfolio of “jobs and families” and give this important position, now with a less pro-labour framing (not that the liberals were ever pro-labour, as discussed before) to everyone’s least favourite minister and strikebreaker in chief: steven mickenin.

So what really makes a liberal government different from a conservative? The record shows… not much, with the two parties voting together to block progressive reform over 600 times between 2004 and 2021, according to the breach. Their policy consensus includes “huge tax breaks to corporations, a punitive criminal justice system, a less generous social welfare state, a restrictive immigration system, a hugely profitable private pharmaceutical regime, pro-corporate trade deals abroad, and opposition to expanding workers’ rights.” Under Paul Martin, this came in the form of blocking anti-scab legislation, which has now been forced through by the NDP, more restrictive immigration rules and less accessible EI, maintaining unsafe federal workplaces by refusing to ban “psychological harassment,” and siding with pharmicetical companies over people who require medicine to live. Under stephen harper, the party duopoly agreed to refuse to enforce safe practices by the rail companies, allow pollution, maintain the right of the defense minister to authorize offensive overseas missions without the approval of parliament, refuse to give lighter sentences to young people, refuse to compensate those who’s employer robbed them by not contributing to their pension, passing back to work legislation (which the Harper government used many times, including against workers at Air Canada, Canada Post, and CP Rail), advancing free trade, passing bill C-51 (the anti terrorism bill), lowering the capital gains tax (which the liberal government undid and then re-did), passing the “Zero Tolerance for Barbaric Cultural Practices Act” (bet you didn’t know the liberals voted for that one), and refusing to increase safety standards for pregnant or nursing employees. Under the trudeau government (up to 2021), they refused to coordinate a strategy to end poverty, refused to guarantee housing as a right, continued selling weapons abroad (tanks to the Saudis and bombs to Israel etc.), refused to expunge records for past crimes relating to (now legal) cannabis, refused to enforce international law, allowed for discrimination based on “social condition” (which I think means class?), failed to adequately regulate commercial fishing, refused to commit to paris climate goals, refused to establish national pharmacare (now partially pushed through by the NDP), allowed the Canada Pension Plan to invest in unethical businesses including ones which do not meet basic environmental or workers’ rights standards, refused to establish national dentalcare (now partially pushed through by the ndp), and refused to establish a wealth tax or provide affordable telecommunication services. This long record shows what we’ve always known to be true: liberal, tory, same old story.

If not liberals or tories, why not the NDP? The NDP claims to be the party of the working class. They do not fill this role effectively, and they are losing ground in the polls because they cannot offer a real alternative to capitalism, instead framing themselves as slightly nicer liberals who will expand pharmacare and EI: good ideas, but not nearly enough. The NDP plays a frustrating and contradictory role in Canadian politics. On the one hand, they have used their position to push through partial wins — the early stages of pharmacare and dental care being key examples, as well as anti-scab legislation. On the other, their refusal to break with liberalism in any meaningful way makes them appear weak and directionless. Instead of mobilizing the anger and desperation many working people feel, they seek to temper it — framing small reforms as radical change while avoiding confrontation with the wealthy. They speak the language of justice but fear the consequences of acting on it. Even within their own party, there’s a tendency to sideline grassroots voices in favour of PR consultants and central office messaging. This alienates not just the left, but ordinary people who are tired of being pandered to without being listened to. If the NDP cannot define itself against both the liberals and the conservatives — if it cannot imagine and fight for a world beyond capitalism — it risks irrelevance, even as conditions worsen.

So what of the election? I do recommend voting to avoid the worst (for example, i’ll be voting for Elizabeth May next week when advance polling opens even though I don’t particularly like her or the green party) - but that is a minimum “action”, and cannot be the extent for our politics. The liberals are winning because they’re the “rally around the flag” party. Carney can get away with offering less because people are scared of Trump and American dominance in international trade - which is a real problem. But the problem isn’t america, or americans, most of whom are working class people just like in Canada and every other nation, but the american bosses and corporations who seek to take over every industry everywhere they can with the cheapest labour available. And due to this newfound (especially among liberals) nationalism, people forget the enemy at home. People cheer for loblaws and SNC lavalin (or whatever they call themselves now) as brilliant examples of Canadian industry. Company groups appear on the news - sometimes next to union representatives - in a disgusting display of class collaborationism against the perceived enemy. Canada needs neither an election nor a trade war - it needs a socialist revolution to bring true democracy and true freedom to the Canadian worker, and eventually, the workers of the world.

[puffin-smoke]

Hello Dear,

🕐 1 minute from your life time to read my 370 days story 🇵🇸🍉.

I hope this message finds you well.

I am Fathi, a graduate from the Faculty of Business Administration at the Islamic University of Gaza and a MEPI Alumni who studied Leadership at Roger Williams University in the US and Negotiation at Harvard University in the US. I worked until April 2024 as a Professional Sales Account Manager at the Palestinian telecommunications company Jawwal, where I received many awards for being the best seller in Gaza and the West Bank.

Unexpectedly, after October 7th, my life took a drastic turn with the commencement of the cruel war on Gaza, transforming us into seekers of life in the midst of all this death and darkness. After losing our houses and everything we had, I also lost my job while trying to pay to get out of Gaza. Unfortunately, the only border is closed, and now, after 12 months, we have lost everything.

I created a campaign to help my family rebuild their lives and meet their basic human needs for food, drink, and shelter during our 6th displacement in Gaza.

I sincerely hope you can empathize with my dire situation and consider supporting us. Please be assured that any help brings us closer to our goal, and no matter how small your donation might be, it will make a significant difference in my family’s lives.

Thanks in advance for your kindness, humanity, and support ❤️🇵🇸.

This is my GFM link:

https://gofund.me/0580344a

Please donate and share as much as you can 🤍 🇵🇸.

[stevetonyweekly]

SteveTony Weekly - July 16

 Hello, friends! Short list this week because I spent several days re-reading a favorite of mine. Enjoy the list and be sure to leave your authors a comment/kudos! 

What do you think of the new banner?? 

***Recent favorites

~*~ 

***Enchanted by iam93percentstardust

This night is sparklin', don't you let it go

I'm wonderstruck, blushin' all the way home

I'll spend forever wonderin' if you knew

I was enchanted to meet you

~

Steve starts making his way back towards the directions of the cars, wanting to greet her, only to stop dead when he realizes who her date is.

Natasha has brought Tony with her.

Tony of the pictures, of the stories, of Steve’s infatuated little heart even though he’s never met him in person.

***once in a lifetime by meidui 

“You should be worried that I'll break into your apartment, steal your identity and flee the country with all your money,” Steve says, one arm slung lazily across Tony's chest, playing with the key to his safe. “You shouldn't go around handing out keys to people, you know.”

Tony makes a low, offended noise and grabs Steve’s chin, making him laugh. “Is that what you think I do?”

bake my breath away by earliebirb 

Steve develops a crush on one of his bakery's regulars, charming businessman-slash-inventor Tony Stark. He is not stupid enough to think Tony would ever like him back, though.

Besides, Tony is already in a relationship.

As it turns out, Steve might have been wrong about a couple of things.

A Place In My Mind by KandiSheek 

The Avengers all swap bodies, with Steve ending up in Ironman's. It's a nightmare for multiple reasons, mostly because Steve has no idea who Ironman actually is, and he'd rather die than be the one to expose his friend's well-kept secret.

What Ironman doesn't know is that Steve has a secret of his own. One of the mushy, romantic kind. And being this close to Ironman, after all these years of desperately wanting it?

It just might be a bigger temptation than he can resist.

Dark Matter by RurouniHime 

A mission goes wrong with troubling consequences for Steve. (Based in the world of sabrecmc's Celestial Navigation and its sequel Orbital Mechanics)

an anger that you crush and fuel by starvels (dinosaur)

“I’m mad at you,” Natasha says, gripping Steve’s collar so tight the shirt seams strain.

Steve glances down at her hand, and his arm quivers beside her head. “I know,” he says, voice rough.

Symmetry Breaking by Annie D (scaramouche)

After the Battle of New York, Steve rode off on his motorbike. That's how it went the first time.

This time he rides back, all the way to Stark Tower, where he asks Tony for help.

The God of Solid Life Advice by kehinki

It's 2012. Steve is just informed by Loki that Bucky's alive.

Loki also tells him some other things.

The Hazards of Falling in Love (Rescue Me) by EmmaLostInWonderland 

“So that’s your name?” Rogers hasn't looked away from him once. His eyes are a piercing blue, and Tony barely manages to keep from squirming under his gaze.

“Yeah. Or Telecommunications Operator Stark, if we’re getting technical about it.”

“Are we?”

Tony tilts his head slightly. “Depends. Can I call you Steve?”

The man grins. “Wouldn’t have it any other way, Tony.”

// Tony Stark doesn't date firemen. But he'll make an exception for Battalion Chief Steve Rogers.

written for BladeoftheNebula as part of the Stony Loves Steve 2023 Gift Exchange

Trying not to lose my sensibility by Girl_Back_There 

In the weeks leading up to his heat, Steve rethinks about his relationship with Brock. And his fading friendship with Tony.

i'm wonderstruck, dancing around all alone by iam93percentstardust 

The real reason Tony wanted to do this movie, the one that he'll never tell anyone about, was because when he’d asked his agent who would be playing Chris, she’d slyly smiled at him and told him that it was Steve Rogers.

“Oh,” he’d squeaked, cleared his throat, and tried again in a more normal octave, but by then it was too late. Natasha had laughed at him and made the call without even waiting for him to agree to the audition.

He’s not quite sure if he should thank her or fire her for that.

Chamber of Reflection by Thahire 

A few years after retiring, Steve and Tony get a surprise visit from another Steve. Steve Rogers from Earth 1610 is lost, grappling with the new century he’s been unceremoniously dropped in, with confusing feelings for his new teammate, with himself.

Steve and Tony decide to get involved.

Soft Robotics by isozyme 

“I promise this is all non-toxic. The silicone is medical-grade, even.”

Steve makes a choking noise. “I would hope so,” he says, going bright, tomato red as he says it.

Tony makes some cool robots. Steve makes an assumption.

***Celestial Navigation by sabrecmc

Celestial Navigation: 18 year old Omega!Tony finds himself Bonded to Captain Steve Rogers. He isn't happy about it until he is.

[wanderingmind867]

My Take on Blue Beetle (Ted Kord):

Ted Kord is known as the Canadian Bruce Wayne. Well, maybe not explicitly by that nickname, but that is the type of character he shall be.

Ted Kord is the head of famed manufacturing company Kord Industries. Known around the world for it's research skills and for it's work in the development of new technology, everybody knows the Kord family. They're like the Rogers family, except without a monopoly on telecommunications. But based on the behavior of CEO Ted Kord, you may not always know that they're such a successful company.

Ted was always a shy boy. Early in his life, people around him began to notice just now precocious the boy was. Shy, lonely but incredibly creative and intelligent, ted was head and shoulders above his peers when it came to academics. But he never excelled socially. Ted has almost never had any friends, and his father was a cold, distant rich miser. With his mother having died when he was very young, Ted never really had anyone who cared for him in his life.

To cope with this loneliness and isolation, Ted loved to spend time alone reading. Ted fell in love with old fantasy and adventure stories, as well as with superheroes and superhero comics. Specifically, Ted loved the semi-fictional adventures of The Blue Beetle, otherwise known as archaeologist Dan Garrett. (The stories were semi-fictional because Garrett was a real archaeologist and adventurer in the 1920s and 30s, but he never had a magic scarab or secret identity as the Blue Beetle).

For Ted, these stories were an escape from his lonely life at home. They helped him deal with his cold home life and lack of friends. Ted began to dream of one day becoming a real hero, just like the Blue Beetle he fell in love with.

As Ted aged, he began to feel disillusioned by his family's work. He used to hang out with his dad's assistants and with the factory staff. He got to see how hard their lives were, and how much of their problems could be traced back to his dad. His dad hoarded money, was rude to his workers, refused to let them unionize or get raises, etc. Eventually, something explosive was going to happen. And something explosive did indeed happen.

When ted was around 19 or 20, the factory workers went on strike. Around the same time, a bunch of the key organizers of the strike began to go missing. Suspicious, ted began investigating. And what he found really shocked him. He found out that his father was hiring someone to sabotage the strikes by injuring the strike organizers. Outraged, Ted knew he had to do something. But what? And then it hit him: this was his chance. He now had a chance to become a hero, like his idol as a child.

So ted got to work designing a costume and an arsenal of weapons to help take the attack to the saboteur. And just like that, The Blue Beetle was born! He took out the saboteur and helped bring his father to justice! And now Ted Kord lives two lives. Sometimes he's Ted Kord, CEO of Kord Industries, dedicated to making amends for his father's actions. While other times he's the Blue Beetle, one of Canada's most famous Superheroes!

The Blue Beetle was one of the founders of the Justice League of Canada. Naturally so, since he's one of the most famous heroes Canada has. People even know of the Blue Beetle in America, which is shocking considering how often americans forget Canada exists. He was a natural choice to help found the team.

[sebyhale]

Hello Dear,

🕐 1 minute from your life to read my 367 days story 🇵🇸🍉.

I hope this message finds you well.

I am Fathi, a graduate from the Faculty of Business Administration at the Islamic University of Gaza and a MEPI Alumni who studied Leadership at Roger Williams University in the US and Negotiation at Harvard University in the US. I worked until April 2024 as a Professional Sales Account Manager at the Palestinian telecommunications company Jawwal, where I received many awards for being the best seller in Gaza and the West Bank.

Unexpectedly, after October 7th, my life took a drastic turn with the commencement of the cruel war on Gaza, transforming us into seekers of life in the midst of all this death and darkness. After losing our houses and everything we had, I also lost my job while trying to pay to get out of Gaza. Unfortunately, the only border is closed, and now, after 12 months, we have lost everything.

I created a campaign to help my family rebuild their lives and meet their basic human needs for food, drink, and shelter during our 6th displacement in Gaza.

I sincerely hope you can empathize with my dire situation and consider supporting us. Please be assured that any help brings us closer to our goal, and no matter how small your donation might be, it will make a significant difference in my family’s lives.

✅️ My campaign is vetted by: @Bilalsalah0, @Ibtisam, @Gazavetters vetted list #164.

Thanks in advance for your kindness, humanity, and support ❤️🇵🇸.

This is my GFM link:

https://gofund.me/0580344a

Please donate and share as much as you can 🤍 🇵🇸.

[turnaboutmerri]

Hello Dear,

🕐 1 minute from your life to read my 367 days story 🇵🇸🍉.

I hope this message finds you well.

I am Fathi, a graduate from the Faculty of Business Administration at the Islamic University of Gaza and a MEPI Alumni who studied Leadership at Roger Williams University in the US and Negotiation at Harvard University in the US. I worked until April 2024 as a Professional Sales Account Manager at the Palestinian telecommunications company Jawwal, where I received many awards for being the best seller in Gaza and the West Bank.

Unexpectedly, after October 7th, my life took a drastic turn with the commencement of the cruel war on Gaza, transforming us into seekers of life in the midst of all this death and darkness. After losing our houses and everything we had, I also lost my job while trying to pay to get out of Gaza. Unfortunately, the only border is closed, and now, after 12 months, we have lost everything.

I created a campaign to help my family rebuild their lives and meet their basic human needs for food, drink, and shelter during our 6th displacement in Gaza.

I sincerely hope you can empathize with my dire situation and consider supporting us. Please be assured that any help brings us closer to our goal, and no matter how small your donation might be, it will make a significant difference in my family’s lives.

✅️ My campaign is vetted by: @Bilalsalah0, @Ibtisam, @Gazavetters vetted list #164.

Thanks in advance for your kindness, humanity, and support ❤️🇵🇸.

This is my GFM link:

https://gofund.me/0580344a

Please donate and share as much as you can 🤍 🇵🇸.

.

[stonylovessteve]

Reveals Day Two

It's the second day of gift reveals! Check back each day for more reveals or keep an eye on the AO3 collection.

To our participants, please be sure to comment on your gifts and thank your creator for making something for you. AO3 sometimes forgets to send gift emails, so be sure to check this blog (or the collection) each day to see what's being revealed.

All creators are still secret, so don’t post anywhere about your work, even if it has been revealed. You can, however, reply to comments on your work. AO3 will automatically show you as an anon author until creator reveals.

Creators: AO3 will post your work under the date it was submitted. Once your work has been revealed, go into edit and click "Set a different publication date" then change it to today's date. This will ensure that your work is posted to the top of the new works.

Without further ado… onto today's gifts!

Feels Like Home for laiwrites (MCU, 8k)

Steve thinks there must be something fundamentally wrong with him when adjusting to his new life seems scarier than fighting an army of aliens. He knows how to fight. He's excellent at it. What he doesn't know is how to feel like he belongs in the future.

Or,

Steve doesn't think he will ever be happy in the 21st century. Until, of course, he starts to — slowly — fall in love with Tony Stark.

-

Break the Ice for AsterouslyDisasterous (616, 1.8k)

Steve’s therapist’s name was Heloise; he saw her twice a month and answered her pointedly non-pointed questions about the connections he made in the future.

-

The Nearness of You for Thahire  (AU, 2.6k)

Steve wasn't thinking when he protected Tony's protege and got a bullet for the move. He doesn't know what to think of Tony Stark showing up at his apartment, either.

-

can my heart keep quiet for XtaticPearl (AU, 4.7k)

Oh, what a farce this all is! Steve had sought refuge in the Van Dynes’ gardens for the very purpose of avoiding more talk of Mr. Stark’s engagement, and avoiding Mr. Stark himself. Yet, here he stands now, prepared to make idle conversation with the man for the sake of decorum.

In which there is a secluded garden, a tangled web of misunderstandings, a man with a broken heart, another man hoping to propose marriage, and an eventual happy ending.

-

The Hazards of Falling in Love (Rescue Me) for BladeoftheNebula (AU, 4k)

“So that’s your name?” Rogers hasn't looked away from him once. His eyes are a piercing blue, and Tony barely manages to keep from squirming under his gaze.

“Yeah. Or Telecommunications Operator Stark, if we’re getting technical about it.”

“Are we?”

Tony tilts his head slightly. “Depends. Can I call you Steve?”

The man grins. “Wouldn’t have it any other way, Tony.”

// Tony Stark doesn't date firemen. But he'll make an exception for Battalion Chief Steve Rogers.

-

Trying not to lose my sensibility for iam93percentstardust (AU, 6.5k)

In the weeks leading up to his heat, Steve rethinks about his relationship with Brock. And his fading friendship with Tony.  

-

Enjoy!

[yetanotherlesbianonthiswebsite]

Hello Dear,

🕐 1 minute from your life to read my 367 days story 🇵🇸🍉.

I hope this message finds you well.

I am Fathi, a graduate from the Faculty of Business Administration at the Islamic University of Gaza and a MEPI Alumni who studied Leadership at Roger Williams University in the US and Negotiation at Harvard University in the US. I worked until April 2024 as a Professional Sales Account Manager at the Palestinian telecommunications company Jawwal, where I received many awards for being the best seller in Gaza and the West Bank.

Unexpectedly, after October 7th, my life took a drastic turn with the commencement of the cruel war on Gaza, transforming us into seekers of life in the midst of all this death and darkness. After losing our houses and everything we had, I also lost my job while trying to pay to get out of Gaza. Unfortunately, the only border is closed, and now, after 12 months, we have lost everything.

I created a campaign to help my family rebuild their lives and meet their basic human needs for food, drink, and shelter during our 6th displacement in Gaza.

I sincerely hope you can empathize with my dire situation and consider supporting us. Please be assured that any help brings us closer to our goal, and no matter how small your donation might be, it will make a significant difference in my family’s lives.

✅️ My campaign is vetted by: @Bilalsalah0, @Ibtisam, @Gazavetters vetted list #164.

Thanks in advance for your kindness, humanity, and support ❤️🇵🇸.

This is my GFM link:

https://gofund.me/0580344a

Please donate and share as much as you can 🤍 🇵🇸.

[allthecanadianpolitics]

Rogers is raising the price to call the U.S. without a long-distance plan to $1 per minute as of today, the latest instance of the slow creep of higher telecom costs. Rogers advised its customers of the increase via its website recently, noting that the price to call the U.S. would rise from 55 cents per minute to $1 as of April 19. There are many ways to avoid the charge, as Rogers offers a myriad of add-ons and plans that either include unlimited calling to the U.S. for a flat monthly fee, or value packs that bring the per-minute cost down to as little as five cents per minute. A spokesperson for Rogers told CBC News that for $7 a month, customers can slash the per-minute cost to more than 100 countries, and for $15 a month, they can get unlimited calling to the U.S.

Full article

Tagging: @politicsofcanada

[emmalostinwonderland]

The Hazards of Falling In Love (Rescue Me) - A Stony AU

posted to Ao3

“So that’s your name?” Rogers hasn't looked away from him once. His eyes are a piercing blue, and Tony barely manages to keep from squirming under his gaze.

“Yeah. Or Telecommunications Operator Stark, if we’re getting technical about it.”

“Are we?”

Tony tilts his head slightly. “Depends. Can I call you Steve?”

The man grins. “Wouldn’t have it any other way, Tony.”

// Tony Stark doesn't date firemen. But he'll make an exception for Battalion Chief Steve Rogers.

Written for @bladeofthenebula27 as part of the @stonylovessteve 2023 gift exchange

[kakashis-kunoichi]

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[theauthor27]

Hello Dear,

🕐 1 minute from your life to read my 367 days story 🇵🇸🍉.

I hope this message finds you well.

I am Fathi, a graduate from the Faculty of Business Administration at the Islamic University of Gaza and a MEPI Alumni who studied Leadership at Roger Williams University in the US and Negotiation at Harvard University in the US. I worked until April 2024 as a Professional Sales Account Manager at the Palestinian telecommunications company Jawwal, where I received many awards for being the best seller in Gaza and the West Bank.

Unexpectedly, after October 7th, my life took a drastic turn with the commencement of the cruel war on Gaza, transforming us into seekers of life in the midst of all this death and darkness. After losing our houses and everything we had, I also lost my job while trying to pay to get out of Gaza. Unfortunately, the only border is closed, and now, after 12 months, we have lost everything.

I created a campaign to help my family rebuild their lives and meet their basic human needs for food, drink, and shelter during our 6th displacement in Gaza.

I sincerely hope you can empathize with my dire situation and consider supporting us. Please be assured that any help brings us closer to our goal, and no matter how small your donation might be, it will make a significant difference in my family’s lives.

✅️ My campaign is vetted by: @Bilalsalah0, @Ibtisam, @Gazavetters vetted list #164.

Thanks in advance for your kindness, humanity, and support ❤️🇵🇸.

This is my GFM link:

https://gofund.me/0580344a

Please donate and share as much as you can 🤍 🇵🇸.

Please donate if you can!