#ap 24

[chivasfemenil]

[rosemilo]

Pls tell me that this is a totally normal behaviour 🙈

[spacesapphi]

Forever salty that there's no portrait version of this and that it never gets referenced again... WDYM ALT SHANE IS REAL AND NO ONE IN GAME ACKNOWLEDGES IT AFTER THIS....

[xplore-the-unknwn]

The fandom to Wes Ball when they saw Freya posted those BTS snippets of her and Owen:

WES WHEN I CATCH YOU WES 😫😫😆

WHAT DO THOSE SCENES MEAN AND WHY IS IT ALWAYS SO INTENSE. WHY DO WE FEEL SOME TYPE OF TENSION. WHAT ARE YOU COOKING WITH THESE TWO HUHH??!!

like release the deleted scenes and the entire bts footages already 😭😭

[planetarythorns]

I'm being very normal about the new ensekai song. Totally.

[lesdrawsposts]

2024🎓

Little warning of eye strain!!

Yes, your girl graduate I am so done with hs right✋🏼😒

[not-poignant]

Quote from Constellations, a Falling Falling Stars multi-chapter Gwyn + Efnisien reconciliation epilogue. Chapter 3 coming to the Augus + Gwyn and above tiers on Patreon and Ream in November,on Sunday 5th! (In about 9 hours from now!)

[ziggyplayedguitar96]

I have an AP comp sci test tomorrow and I’m kinda nervous

[carojaramillo]

my chivas weekly highlights #unbiased #100%basedonfutbolreasonsonly

[roombagreyjoy]

I am now Healed (finally uninstalled TikTok)

[xlntwtch2]

from AP News 5/30/24 ....

"...Then, unexpectedly, the judge was back on the bench. There was another note from the jury, signed at 4:20 p.m. Merchan read it aloud.

“We the jury have reached a verdict,” it said, and asked for an extra 30 minutes to fill out the verdict form.

The “hurry up and wait” beat of deliberations gave way to anticipatory tension.

“I’m sure you will hear from the sergeant and the major and everyone else, but please let there be no outbursts of any kind when we take a verdict,” Merchan warned everyone in the courtroom. “I’ll be back out in a few minutes.”

As the minutes ticked by, defense lawyer Todd Blanche whispered to Trump, who was stone-faced, arms crossed across his chest. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, whose office brought the case, entered the courtroom and sat with aides in the gallery.

The courtroom was packed with people, among them dozens of reporters, sketch artists, members of the public and Trump’s son Eric. Bragg staffers crammed into the back row of the audience. Court personnel lined the wall next to the judge’s bench. Just two seats were unclaimed, occupied by a Van Gogh sunflower seat cushion and a newspaper that someone had not returned to claim.

Just before 5 p.m., the judge returned to the bench. He reread the portentous note and instructed court officers to bring the jury into the courtroom.

The six alternate jurors, who sat through the testimony but weren’t part of deliberations, were brought into the courtroom and seated in the first row of the audience.

The 12 jurors followed. Most looked straight ahead as they walked past Trump.

About a dozen court officers filled the room.

Then, the moment came. The courtroom was silent.

“How say you to the first count of the indictment, charging Donald J. Trump with falsifying business records in the first degree?” a court staffer asked. “Guilty,” the foreperson, whose name has not been publicly released, said in a steady voice.

The same answer, “guilty,” came again and again. Trump was convicted of all 34 counts of falsifying records at his company as part of a broad scheme to cover up payments made to a porn actor during the 2016 election..."

[dankest-of-lies]

the entirety of the album Humanistic by Abandoned Pools (+ Get Over It, non album single from the same year) reminds me of mysterious skin in one way or another (specifically about neil and brian but yeah)

[agentfascinateur]

Where is the Western media outrage?

100 journalists killed by Israelis.

[the-physicality]

why would they schedule the canada game at the same time as the march madness final?

[bread-of-death]

Bruh I'm apparently a straight A college student so far