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dgalerab Ā· 2 years ago
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the funniest thing about streaming services thinking they can outlast the strike is that it's like oh so the shows you like might just randomly not get continuations? wow that definitely hasn't been happening already or anything
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selfcareparker Ā· 4 years ago
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(lovely anon) ok so this may sound so dramatic but; let me paint you a picture: iā€™m responding to your latest message, sitting on the edge of the sofa. i type in ā€œlovely anonā€ into the search and see this longgg post come up and iā€™m like uhhh... i scroll down and see the people you tagged and literally. when i saw @ lovely anon. i . cried . like full on tears. my brother goes ā€œwhat are you doingā€ ā€œshe tagged meeeeeā€ and he continued what he was doing and didnā€™t care LMAOO but i was so emotional? i love and appreciate you too and aAH IM CRYING!! youā€™re just really sweet and i didnā€™t expect it at all and it was really lovely to be a part of something :ā€™)
the kermit pic sent meee but yes yes yes!! when you start uni let me know, lol iā€™m so excited for you!! let me know how it goes cuz iā€™m literally hype hahah & yes we will be in our sad corners of the world, missing england but youā€™re right itā€™ll be sooooo worth it in the end!!! and oH iā€™m glad you talk to them lol i truly thought you like havenā€™t seen them/havenā€™t spoken to them this whole timešŸ˜­ that wouldā€™ve been awful!
also i totallyyy get what your saying about the english speaking thing. and idk why youā€™re insecure (well i *knowww* bc itā€™s not your first language and youā€™re studying it in college so yuh) but your english is great :)))
lol yeah that makes sense.. my mom took french in college and she remembers NOTHING HDJSHSJ (the fact that you wanna learn MORE languages i- ahh i so admire you.. you literally know so many languagesšŸ„ŗ) yea i mean you know a bunch of languages bc you know the base of words lol, but i wonder if because you know latin itā€™ll be easier for you to learn french? oh- oh wait you said itā€™ll be easier HAHHAHA
THERES SO MUCH EXCITING STUFF TO TALK ABOUT HDGSJSJSL itā€™s so wild to me that you canā€™t watch chaos walking :( iā€™m a professional hacker tho so iā€™ll try and find a way for you LMAO (by professional hacker i mean i literally have gotten multiple free trials and iā€™m pretty sure the hulu police are after me bUT ITS THEIR FAULT BC WHY IS IT SO EXPENSIVE???) i mean the movie was good? and cute? and funny? but yea donā€™t think itā€™s gonna be the most fantastic thing haha AND THE DOGGO AWWW (i saw it again today- or my today lol, saturday, aND THESE OLD PEOPLE CAME AND SAT IN FRONT OF ME AND MY FRIEND LIKE ITS A LONG STORY LMK IF YOU WANNA HEAR IT)
SHARK FILMS?!?!! PLEASE READING THIS I HAD NO IDEA YOU WOULD LIKE SHARK MOVIES TOO FHSKSHSHDJDJGAJAYSJS ok so i havenā€™t seen any of the classics (iā€™m working on it) but i would probably watch jaws to laugh at it? not like that lmao but like comparing it. OKAY BUT HONESTLY I BARELY KNOW ANYONE WHO LIKES SHARK FILMS AHHH OKAY im adding ā€œthe shallowsā€ to my watchlist bc it sounds super good AND SAME AHSJD ANY BODY OF WATER IN A MOVIE I JUST KNOW ITS COMING LMAO watch me not go in the water anymore after seeing that picture HHDJSJ
WHEN I READ THIS I JUST GOT DONE TALKING TO MY MOM ABOUT THE MEG AND THAT SCENE WHERE THE SHARKKK JUMPEDDDD AND ATE THE OTHER ONEEEE AND THEN JONAS HAD TO DO- bro i cannot (i think that one is my favorite because i love me a bit of romance and the subtle romance hAD ME) 47 meters down PHEW could you imagine?? i try not to think too hard about it iā€™m like ā€œdonā€™t be dumb catherine, donā€™t put yourself in a dumb situationā€ (not autocorrect having ā€œdumb bitchā€ ready i am not lying) and i literally understand... there is no other way to explain 47 meters down
i CANNOT watch horror movies, canā€™t canā€™t canā€™t, i literally hate them i cannot do it!!! the thrill is tempting and itā€™s cool in the moment but i cant lmao. i donā€™t have nightmares about scary things (for the majority of the time) but going to sleep iā€™m like oooohhhhhh shit šŸ„² literally what you explained
music !!!! music !!!! music !!!! (u ever write a word and now it looks weird lmao) MY BROTHER DOESNT LIKE MUSIC AND ITS SHIT IM LIKE WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU- anyway, my music taste is all over the place i mean......... itā€™s crazy. earlier today i was listening to meghan trainorā€™s album ā€œtitleā€ oUT OF NOWHERE, but just a few minutes ago i was listening to fall in love with me by earth wind and fire soooo lol .. megan is *chefs kiss*, iā€™m not familiar with stormzyšŸ™ˆ, harry styles.... IM SORRY IM THAT PERSON but i donā€™t listen to his solo music EEK i only listen to adore you... and not that frequently... the music video freaked me out... i like niallā€™s solo music a lot more, which i listen to a lot more. now. one direction. favorite. please & thank you. i have a playlist called ā€œboy bandsā€ and it consists of one direction and the vamps (obsessed with cherry blossom btw) but as you can see my taste is all over the place!! fr fr if i sent you what apple music has as my ā€œfavoritesā€ it went from ariana grande to carrie underwood to glee (OBSESSED DONT LET ME TALK ABOUT IT) i mean please if you let me i will nonstop (hamilton HDJSH) talk about music all dayšŸ˜© & NOOO UR MUSIC IS GREAT HAHSK IM NOT A BIG RAP PERSON BUT DOJA CAT IS MY FAVORITE!!
okay good, iā€™m glad :) i was just nervous that you did feel that way <3 and GOT IT HAHAJ healthy pressure is always good :ā€™) my friend got me these pens cuz i love stationary and school supplies lol and was like ā€œnow you have to write somethingā€ soooo yea i feel that! and i saw you posted the ficcccccc literally so proud of you šŸ„ŗšŸ„ŗ iā€™m trying to decide if i read it tomorrow or tonight..... sleep or a literal beautiful creation made by the sweetest person and is v v nice smut and college!peter and 4.7k...... sleep aint really calling no more.
GIRL ALL OF MY SENTENCES ARE TOO LONG HAHAHAH IN FACT THIS IS TOO LONG SOOO (also why am i 3 days late..šŸ˜‘) anywho itā€™s 1 in the morning so <33 lovely anon
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oh my god the fact that you cried nearly made me cry toošŸ˜­šŸ˜­šŸ„ŗšŸ„ŗ (also, your brother LMAO), i wasnā€˜t even sure if youā€˜d see it but i immediately thought of you so of COURSE i included you <333
the hulu police lsjsjaiaik, girl i was ready to get a hulu membership when i wanted to watch big time adolescence and i couldnā€˜t find it anywhereee, and when i got to the payment it said i need a bank account thatā€˜s based in the US or whatever. like bro i was about to pay you!! but i was forced to find it somewhere (and i did, on levidia,ā€” not that iā€˜ve ever used it because itā€˜s illegal šŸ˜¤ i would never!!! iā€˜d rather support billion dollar companies and spend my money on watching films that i can find for free šŸ„°šŸ„°šŸ„° not
iā€˜ve found chaos walking online so iā€˜ll watch it som time this week!! also YES TELL ME THE STORY
okay so idk if you watched/are planning on watching falcon and winter soldier but i watched the first episode the other day and they were speaking french (just a few seconds) and I UNDERSTOOD SOME WORDS DLDJDJ and i was so proud of myself. iā€˜ve only ever learned french with duolingo lol (i only do like 5 mins a day and thatā€˜s why i was so surprised that i understood some of it!!). and yeah apart from latin i feel like italian, german, french and english are all similar in a sense.. i mean obviously theyā€˜re completely different languages but for example there are some grammatical constructions in french that i think i wouldnā€˜t understand if i only spoke english? so when i translate those things into english you canā€˜t directly translate them bc you say things differently, but when i translate them into german then it makes more sense to me. idk thatā€˜s something i noticed so i feel like if you already know multiple languages itā€˜s easier to learn another language compared to if you only know one language and are trying to learn a second one. even if the languages arenā€˜t similar then i think you get the hang of it easier.
ikd slsjsjs also i donā€˜t want you to think that iā€˜m a linguistic genius or anything lmfao, like iā€˜m only fluent in english and german and iā€˜m just a wannabe (ew that word) polyglot sksj (yes i had to google polyglotā€” i do think learning ancient greek would be super cool tho? like imagine studying latin AND ancient greek, whew). and honestly i donā€˜t think iā€˜ll ever be fluent in another language bc i donā€˜t plan on living anywhere other than germany or possibly england and iā€˜m not dedicated enough to properly learn any other languages esp if i donā€˜t have anyone to speak the language with. but i still try my best and i just love language/languages as a whole so yeah iā€˜m happy & just learning as much as i can dkdjhšŸ„°
(I guess language/linguistics are/is my passion (which sounds sooo lame lmaoooo) and the word passion comes from the latin word pati (i thinkšŸ’€) which means to suffer, and in german passion is called Leidenschaft which basically means suffering too, idk why iā€˜m telling you this maybe you know it already. but ok dumb fun fact, in german you can make compound words with as many words as you like, and the longest official german word is RindfleischetikettierungsĆ¼berwachungsaufgabenĆ¼bertragungsgesetz which is a law for the monitoring of labels on beef... this is such a dumb fact but i think about that word like once a day idk why dodjsjsj so... šŸ‘šŸ‘„šŸ‘)
but iā€˜ll stop boring you with my linguistics talk because truly i donā€˜t know much about languages but i am interested omg iā€˜m gonna shut up now.
now water + sharks. (so in non-covid times i always go to croatia with my dad during the summer, and even before ever watching a shark film i was always kind of scared in water.. but after watching so many shark films wldjdj HELP Like you know when you go deeper into the ocean and you canā€˜t see or feel the ground/floor? anymore.. then i just start imagining sharks. like i canā€˜t help it i just imagine a shark sneaking up on me or feeling something graze my foot ABD I JUST START FREAKING OUT SSKJSHSJ. idk. anyway kdkdh i do love the ocean/swimming though but the older i get the more i realise how fucking scary the ocean is ( even if weā€™re gonna disregard sharks)
your brother... whatā€˜s wrong with him? HOw CAN YOU NOT LIKE MUSIC LIKE WHAT THE FAWK
OKAY BUT SAME ABOUT THE ADORE YOU MUSIC VIDEO DLDKDJSJSKSLSLKSKSJSHSH and yeah i have to say harryā€™s style (styles lol) as a solo artist isnā€˜t reaaally my cup of tea, and i only like the popular songs from his second album and the first album is only good when iā€˜m in the right mood (havenā€˜t actually listened to it in a while though, but kiwi is one of my all time favourites along with only angel but i hate the start, like it takes 40 seconds to actually begin properly). i like mgk and because of him i watched the dirt which is a film about motley crue, and now one of my favourite songs ever is same ol situation and iā€˜m into rock now lol. +++ justin bieber. I had a justin bieber cardboard cutout thingyšŸ˜­ i was the biggest Belieber on earth when i was 13-16, but i didnā€˜t like his last album and tbh heā€˜s become a bit weird lately, BUT OH MY GOD. i Listened to his new album yesterday and iā€˜m in LOVE with the song hold on
i really like niallā€˜s music toooo!!!! And doja cat šŸ˜ŒšŸ˜ŒšŸ˜ŒšŸ˜Œ And THE VAMPS OG MY GOD. i got to see them live bc they were the opening/support act for little mix and ajdsjskslslsjsjsj. (Also i love concerts, some of the best memories of my life are concerts, iā€˜ve seen nicki minaj live šŸ„ŗšŸ„ŗšŸ„ŗšŸ„ŗšŸ„ŗšŸ„ŗšŸ„ŗ and justin twice and my heart fills every time i think about how excited i was, it was my first concert ever (16th of September 2016 šŸ˜Œ) and i was the happiest person alive seeing justin drew fucking bieber (even if iā€˜m not tooo sure about justin nowadays)
i have a confession? Idk what hamilton is. I mean Iā€˜ve heard about it and i keep googling it but iā€˜ve never watched it (is it even a film???? or like a proper musical? also pls tell me you grew up with high school musical. i have a few friends who didnā€˜t and it makes me so sad šŸ˜­šŸ˜­šŸ˜­ hsm is the best thing to happen to my childhood , the sooooongsā€” i still listen to some of them every week or month lool they make me so happy)
(Okay wait i was about to recommend some stormzy songs but you said youā€˜re not that into rap so i wonā€˜t dksksjl)
What you said about my fic AHSLSLSJB (i wasnā€˜t sure if you sent an ask about it earlier? idk that might have been someone else, so if it was (and youā€˜ve read it already) i hope you liked it sksjsj i was...... unsure about it. and i have this reeaaallly long peter fic that i started writing in december and thatā€˜s the only peter thing i currently want to write but also i canā€˜t because idk how to continue kddjj.) but Iā€™m definitely getting back into writing i have a few blurbs that i want to write so šŸ„°šŸ„°šŸ„°
Oh and pls as soon as you read this let me know: violet or yellow? (itā€˜s just a tiny thing for my new theme slsksj)
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supervidyavinay Ā· 4 years ago
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"Sarkar agar humare liye kuchh nahi bhi karega, toh Sonu Sood toh humara madad karega (Even if the government does not help us, Sonu Sood will),ā€ said 24-year-old Sahidul Barbhuiya, who was at the time stranded in Mumbai as the train he was supposed to board for his home in Assam was cancelled due to Cyclone Nisarga on Wednesday. Barbhuiya lost his job when the canteen he worked for in Pune shut down during the Covid-19 lockdown. His small savings soon ran out and he had to surrender his accommodation. The only refuge he could think of was ā€œhomeā€. He managed to reach Mumbai on a bus but could not go any further as the train got cancelled. Taking refuge under a bridge at the Lokmanya Tilak Terminus in Kurla, he and his co-passengers reached out to Sood for help, and they were not disappointed. Sood and his team arranged accommodation for them at a school nearby and have assured that they would be home soon. Barbhuiya said they were well taken care of and he and the other 150 people with him had ā€œbharosaā€ (faith) that Sood would deliver on his promise. Sood, who was known as an actor in 21st century BC (Before Covid-19), has emerged as the most unlikely superhero during the pandemic. For thousands of migrants, he is the man who helped them at a time when they were gripped with fear and were walking an uncertain path with no support or even an assurance that all would be well. For the more privileged people, who felt helpless at the plight of the men, women and children walking across the country with little food in their belly and dwindling hope in their heart, Sood was doing what they could not. ā€œI had no formula on how to help them, but there was this intention that I will not let these migrants walk home. We started by sending some hundreds home but now I am determined not to stop until the last mi-grant on the road has reached home,ā€ Sood told ET Magazine in between calls from migrants asking for help. 76242142Sood has been involved in charitable work through his trust, Professor Saroj Sood Trust, named after his mother. He grew up in Punjab watching his mother tutor underprivileged children for free and his father offer langar from his cloth shop in Moga. ā€œThey drilled into me that you are truly successful only if you help others.ā€Sood opened the doors of his hotel in Juhu to healthcare workers of nearby hospitals who were treating Covid-19 patients.He, along with his friend Neeti Goel, a Mumbai-based restaurateur, and their team has so far sent around 20,000 people home by buses, trains and even flights. They have sent people on two Shramik trains so far. They now have a list of 70,000 people who they are trying to send home over the next two weeks through trains. They are talking to the government to allow four more Shramik trains as the number is too big to be transported by buses. Actor Boman Irani, who has worked with Sood in the past, says he is not surprised that Sood rose to the occasion during the crisis. ā€œHe is the sort of guy who slams his big fist on his chest and says ā€˜donā€™t worry I am with youā€™. Many people have the intention to do things but he has acted on it. Just being jazbaati (emotional) is not enough. He is an intelligent man who is capable of planning and is resourceful enough to execute it.ā€Irani said that while the film industry has always helped in times of crisis, this often goes unnoticed or gets criticised. ā€œSonuā€™s work will motivate film and even non-film people to do more. Everyone has to do whatever one can do best, in oneā€™s capacity.ā€ Soon after Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a nationwide lockdown in March, thousands of migrant workers lost their livelihoods. With no source of income, fear of starvation, panic about Covid-19 and suspension of trains and buses, these people decided to walk hundreds of kilometres in the scorching heat to reach their villages, the only safe haven where they felt they belonged.Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced a stimulus package for around 80 million migrants. Critics said it was too little, too late and estimated the number of migrants to be significantly higher.Many non-government organisations and individuals like Sood and Goel have been feeding these people since the beginning of the lockdown. Sood and Goel started small but soon they were providing 45,000 meals a day on their own and in association with an NGO, Khaana Chahiye Organization, apart from feeding 1,000 stray cats and dogs, and supplying ration kits. They provided 25,000 iftar kits a day during Ramzan.On a routine food distribution trip on May 3, they realised this was not enough. ā€œWe sensed a huge change in the behaviour of migrants. They had lost hope, they were dejected, there was desperation to go back home and there was a lot of aggression. We were talking to one group walking back home and they said ā€” humein bas ghar jaana hai, humein aapka khana bhi nahi chahiye (We donā€™t need your food, we want to go home). Thatā€™s when we decided to send them home,ā€ Goel said. In the next few days, they booked 10 buses and sent people home. Soon, Sood and Goelā€™s numbers were circulating among migrants and pictures and videos of buses went viral on social media. They were flooded with requests for help. They set up a toll-free number that crashed after it was flooded with calls. ā€œSonu sir help kar raha hai ye toh viral ho gaya tha, unko Odisha se log ne bola humare bare mein. Sonu sir sara kharcha kiya aur pura madad kiya humko ghar pahuchane mein (Sonuā€™s work has gone viral and some people from Odisha asked him to help us. He bore all our expenses and ensured we reached home),ā€ said Prasanta Kumar Pradhan. Pradhan, who was working in Kerala as a plumber, along with 147 women and 20 other men, was flown back home to Odisha by Sood.Sood and Goel financed the initiative themselves initially, but soon help started to pour in from friends who wanted to be part of it. A crowdfunding initiative, named Ghar Bhejo, raised over Rs 52 lakh, which included donations of Rs 10 and above. Many others donated directly to Lala Bhagwandas Trust, a 35-year-old trust set up by Goelā€™s family, towards the cause. Friends, family, people from the film industry, cricketers and businessmen were among the donors, giving anywhere between Rs 5 lakh and Rs 30 lakh, Goel said. 76237974Cricketer Harbhajan Singh took to social media to promote the campaign and is believed to have roped in other cricketers too.The more challenging part was getting approval from different states, managing all the paper-work for everyone, even for those who didnā€™ have relevant documents, and working out the logistics of transport.Sood roped in his chartered accountant Pankaj Jalisatgi and his colleague Harsh Sikariya to manage the paperwork. Around 40 volunteers are dedicated to feeding people, while a group of 18-20 people is managing travel-related work.Soodā€™s experience of working in the movies in Hyderabad and Chennai came in handy as friends, and associates there helped him get clearances for the movement of the migrants. ā€œThe government has done its bit. But when it realised that the migrants are not going to stop, that they are walking on highways, it should have acted soon by allowing buses at least within the state. They could have taken multiple buses to get home and that would have reduced their pain and even the accidents. Immediate action would have helped because they were an unstoppable force,ā€ Sood said. While sending these people home, Sood and Goel ensured the buses are packed with meals, crates of fruit, dry snacks and enough water to ensure people have nourishment. ā€œI have done long journeys in buses and trains, sometimes even unreserved. I know how tough it can get,ā€ Sood said.Sonu and Goel have received photos from almost every migrant after reaching home and reuniting with their family. Goel was overwhelmed sharing stories of the pictures she has received. ā€œThere have been days we have spent 18-20 hours on this, but it has been worth it. I now know that real happiness comes from uplifting others, not from splurging on designer shoes and bags,ā€ Goel said. Sood even heard from a migrant who told him that she has named her son Sonu Sood Srivastav. ā€œI told her your son can be Sonu Srivastav but she insisted that the name would be Sonu Sood Srivastav!ā€ 76238125The team now feels they have a streamlined system in place and can handle the transport of people better. They are now moving people on new circuits like Jammu to Ranchi. But Sood is also aware of the fact that this is not the end of challenges for these people. ā€œThey have gone home due to strong emotions but they need to do something to survive. As a country, we have to generate work for them, whether it is in construction or something else, to ensure they have a source of income,ā€ said Sood.Sood said he has tried to keep his initiative away from politics. He also dismissed rumours that he may join a political party soon, adding that he has never planned his life decisions. But he is sure that helping people will become more integral to his life, going ahead. Sood said, ā€œWhen someone gets a role that they are good at, they excel. Thatā€™s what has happened to me. This is the role of my lifetime. It feels like I came to Mumbai for this and everything I did has led to this. The mission of making every person on the road reach home will be my biggest blockbuster.ā€76168859 from Economic Times https://ift.tt/3eRTp5w
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