#elomer

[lauraharricrs]

an endless list of movies | CHALLENGERS, 2024 (1/∞)

Unfortunately, my only skill in life is hitting a ball with a raquet.

[abslover]

[mildarka]

i dont think mr musk wants to see that

[take-a-dip-in-the-deadpool]

Welp.. we're back

[baxterstockmanisthecenterfold]

I RESENT BEING USED TO REPRESENT THE FURRIES LMAO. it's not inaccurate but i have yet to accept it about myself </3 </3

anyway why shouldn't i crank the hog's hog? i could fix him

Fix him? More like he'll fix YOU. Into a piece of supper

I already answered this one years ago on my old blog but to reiterate. You can't fuck Meat Sweats. 1. He's a cannibal. Hell just try to cook & eat you. 2. His fucking tentacle hands shits are just gonna absorb you & drain your life force or some shit possibly killing you. 3. He's literally a pig. Pigs have like really big (and very cursed looking) dicks that vary depending on how big the pig is & since Rupert is like 7 or 6 feet tall. He likely has a foot long corkscrew between his legs. Pls do not yiff Gordon Ramsay's fursona

[blizzardsofilum]

Elom is one of my favourite planets on SWTOR. It's soooo pretty! I would love it to be properly explorable and not just a flashpoint.

I did this as a quick watercolour warm up.

[hhyesunn]

[flame-shadow]

Golden Settlement Bug Fables NPC Collab [9/23]

Background - samy00000008 Editor - @flame-shadow

Character Credits Aria - samy00000008 Venus - @milatheartsy Tanjerin - @milatheartsy Cerise - @milatheartsy Kut - samy00000008 Yumnum - @flame-shadow Judie - @nblynera Sunny - samy00000008 Tim - aloopy Gein - @flame-shadow Joy - @milatheartsy Technician - @lemmykirby Fortune Teller - @jayjar100 Fabri - cuppa_tea Green Leaf Farmer - @trapitorag Red Leaf Farmer - lordbob Kenny - @trapitorag Arie - @mizzle-moths Stag Beetle - @blueaquacat Little Moth - @milatheartsy Claire (Beetle) - @trapitorag Elom - @flame-shadow Tekci - @flame-shadow

[click here to see the entire collection]

[the-garbanzo-annex-jr]

by Dion J. Pierre Dozens of anti-Israel student groups at Harvard University, along with several allied campus groups across the US, have issued a set of demands to Harvard President Claudine Gay and given her until Monday to respond, adding further fuel to what’s become an explosive situation at one of the world’s most elite universities over the Israel-Hamas war. Earlier this week, students protested on campus and issued the list of demands, which included the reinstatement of a student proctor who three weeks ago participated in mobbing a Jewish student and screaming “Shame!” into his ears.  According to The Harvard Crimson, the campus newspaper, the university had suspended indefinitely Elom Tettey-Tamaklo, a second year student at the Harvard Divinity School, from his role as a proctor over his involvement in the incident, video of which went viral earlier this month. Tettey-Tamaklo reportedly has been ordered to vacate free housing he received as compensation for holding the position, which gives graduates the opportunity to mentor freshmen. This week, the students also demanded that Gay commit to pursue no disciplinary or punitive actions against “pro-Palestinian students and workers engaging in non-violent protest.” The letter came as, according to The Harvard Crimson, eight undergraduates students had been summoned to hearings as part of disciplinary proceedings against students who last week occupied University Hall on campus for 24-hours. The third demand in the letter to Gay was for Harvard to “disclose [its] investments in the internationally recognized illegal settlements in Palestine and divest from those holdings” — an apparent nod to the boycott, divestment, and sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel. The BDS campaign seeks to isolate Israel from the international community as a step toward the Jewish state’s eventual elimination. “Harvard University continues to attempt to silence the voices of those who refuse to watch idly by as crimes against humanity are committed against the Palestinian people,” said the letter containing the demands. “The university continually wants to ‘affirm their commitment to protecting all members of our community from harassment and marginalization.’ However, they are currently attempting to fire a Black first year proctor, Elom, for standing on the side of justice.” The letter additionally chastised Gay for earlier this month condemning the popular anti-Israel chant “from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” — a slogan that has been widely interpreted as a call for the destruction of Israel, which is located between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea.

Now we will find out who is in charge at Harvard, the administration or the spoiled, little, terror-supporting, Jew-hating motherf***ers,

[elomations]

My new video of me Redrawing (and Roasting) My old art is out on my YouTube Channel !

[eaglesnick]

“I prefer to stay out of politics." – Elon Musk

It is quite obvious why Elon Musk is in favour of “free speech" – he can say whatever he wants regardless of truth or factual validity.

It is also, or perhaps was, obvious why Nigel Farage was supportive of Elon Musk’s attacks on both Jess Philips and Keir Starmer, the former being described by Musk as a ” rape genocide apologist", the latter as being "complicit in the rape of Britain".

It remains to be seen what Farage’s opinion is of Musk is since his “hero” and "friend" turned on him so viciously saying Farage was “not strong enough" to be leader of Reform UK. Maybe Musk is right?

It turns out that the duplicitous Farage, while defending Musk’s attack on Starmer and Phillips for supposedly being in league with rapist and sexual assault gangs, was harbouring a Reform UK MP, who had been imprisoned for a vicious assault on his then girlfriend.

“Reform MP James McMurdock was jailed for repeatedly kicking girlfriend, court records show.”  (Sky news: 22/11/24)

Accused of kicking, stamping, and punching his girlfriend, investment banker McMurdock excused his behaviour by claiming he was “very drunk”. Well, that’s all right then.

Farage’s excuse for accepting McMurdock as a Reform UK candidate was that he was a "paper candidate” and had only recently joined the party.

Well Mr Farage, you now know James McMurdock's history, so do something about it. But of course you wont. Reform has a history of recruiting candidates who have engaged in thuggish behaviour and nothing is going to change.

Reform UK candidates have made racist ad misogynist remarks; their party organiser in Scotland had connections to a terrorist bomber and throat-cutting murderer; and Farage himself has been quoted by a friend as singing “gas them all, gas them all”, a neo-Nazi song about Jewish people.

As repugnant as the beliefs of Farage are, is Musk is suggesting that Reform UK should be led by someone more ruthless, more callous, more inhumane than Mr Farage? Someone, perhaps, more like Elon Musk himself? Time will tell.

[eretzyisrael]

by Collin Anderson

Elom Tettey-Tamaklo, the Harvard University graduate student who was filmed accosting an Israeli classmate at a campus protest, penned an essay last year glorifying a Palestinian terrorist who was imprisoned for her role in attempting to bomb a movie theater in Jerusalem in 1967.

"When I started learning about Palestine, I was always struck by the women who featured prominently in the movement's work," Tettey-Tamaklo wrote in a March 2023 article published in the Institute for Palestine Studies. "However, one woman's story struck me and has stayed with me ever since: Fatima Bernawi."

Regarded as the first female Palestinian terrorist, Bernawi attempted to bomb the Zion Cinema in downtown Jerusalem in 1967 by leaving an explosive in her handbag. An American tourist spotted the bag and alerted an usher, foiling the plot. Bernawi was nonetheless sentenced to life in prison and said subsequently that her attempted terrorist attack was not a "failure" given that it "generated fear throughout the world."

"Every woman who carries a bag needs to be checked before she enters the supermarket, any place, cinemas and pharmacies," Bernawi said in a 2015 interview. "All my life I had dreamed about it," she said.

Tettey-Tamaklo's essay refers to the attack approvingly. He writes that Bernawi "nearly carried out an attack on an Israeli establishment frequented by Occupation Forces (IOF)" and subsequently made "history as the first woman to be arrested by the IOF."

He concludes that "a true appreciation and celebration of underrepresented histories of Palestinian women like Bernawi—among others—cannot be relegated to the dusty corridors of history."

At the time the essay was published, Tettey-Tamaklo, a second-year student at the Harvard Divinity School, served as a proctor, a supervisory role in which graduate students live among freshmen and support their "adjustment to Harvard."

Tettey-Tamaklo was removed from that role, however, after he was captured on video accosting a Jewish student at an October "die-in" protest held on Harvard's campus to assail Israel's retaliatory attacks on Hamas.

Tettey-Tamaklo and other protesters pushed, shoved, and surrounded the Jewish student, using keffiyehs to block their own faces and the Jewish student's view, according to footage first reported by the Washington Free Beacon. The protesters repeatedly shouted "SHAME!" as the Jewish student said "don't grab me" and "don't touch my neck."

Prominent Harvard Business School alumni cited the ordeal as proof that the Ivy League institution failed to protect its Jewish attendees. Weeks after the letter's publication, in November, Harvard "indefinitely relieved" Tettey-Tamaklo of his proctor duties.

Tettey-Tamaklo's allies on Harvard's campus responded by circulating a petition that demanded Harvard reinstate the Divinity School student. The Harvard Law Record published a December article arguing that Tettey-Tamaklo was a "peaceful protester" attempting to "de-escalate" a "minor confrontation" between the Jewish student and protest attendees.

It's unclear if Harvard was aware of Tettey-Tamaklo's essay when it tapped the divinity school student to serve as a freshman proctor. The school did not respond to a request for comment.

Notwithstanding Harvard's decision to strip Tettey-Tamaklo of his proctor rule, he remains in good standing with the school, according to a January lawsuit that accuses Harvard of failing to combat "outrageous antisemitic conduct."

[abslover]

[mrlilrox]

In my opinion.

I like to think that the whole Elom group (Evil league of mutants) essentially became a friend group after the failed mission and Baron draxum leaving,

Because think about it. They all got mutated, they’re all also villains. They hate the meddling turtle kids, and some of them used to be celebrities before getting mutated

So yeah, like to think that they’d host barbecue parties together

[mariacallous]

my Sith Warrior (sabotaging the Empire on behalf of the Republic) after she helps defeat Malgus for the umpteenth time

[xxcherry6]

Elon musk it's REALLY TRYING to control the world