#moshe reblogs

[kibosartcorner]

This is beautiful

[snzyspencer]

S/mosh ‘Try Not to Laugh’ Sneezing Bits

[bluesey-182]

a mosh pit would fix me

[iliveinprocrasti-nationn]

goyim don’t know. they don’t know how good of a love song “miracle of miracles” is

[kibosartcorner]

the lesbians ever

the MATCHING CHOKERS I CANT- JSHELSPHANANBSNSNS

OFF ✦ THE ✦ HOOK

[mexashepot]

A poll called what biblical ot3 will jumblr come up with next

[bluesey-182]

love the "did you film this with your eyes?!" comments on concert videos that are really high quality bc it's actually the low quality, blurry videos that would better represent anything i filmed with my eyes. the last time i had 20/20 vision i was still a child

[kibosartcorner]

Heyo, you can call me kibo or Moshe for now

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my blog will contain:

cursing, SOMETIMES gore (Ranging from small cuts to life threatening injuries I will do my best to tag them at the best of my ability)and won’t be posted often ❗️LET ME KNOW IF YOU WANT ME TAG ANYTHING WITH A WARNING THROUGH AN ASK❗️

some suggestive content at most

NO Nsfw content at this time. Don’t send me anything nsfw I am uncomfortable with this until stated otherwise. + I’m a minor, nsfw blogs can lurk but DNI unless I know you irl

I may open commissions eventually I ONLY have tumblr if you see my art anywhere else tell me

I have an Ao3, haven’t posted anything yet but bee to the look out for that

Art tag: Kibo’s art corner

text/writing posts: kibs ramble’s

shit posts: it talks

reblogs: Moshe’s reblogs

DNI: Proship, TCEST, incest, pedos, trans, homophobic and ableist blogs Ect. Just be a descent person and you’re fine.

[kibosartcorner]

This is adorable my hart is so full rn

Local horny idiot tries to nest in my nightstand drawer

[xxenbypunkxx]

so you’re finally going to your first punk show. it can be a little intimating for sure! here is what i tell my newbie friends when i take them to their first show:

1. take it at your own pace. start the show at the back of the crowd, if you’re vibing and feel the need to jump around get closer to the mosh

2. the mosh is a lot less scary than it looks. it really is a bunch of people just wanting to move around. There are times where it can get violent. if you feel overwhelmed at all just push (don’t feel bad, you might even need to shove a little, nobody will care) your way through the crowd that is encircling the mosh.

3. if you see someone on the ground in a mosh, PICK THEM UP!!!! not only to keep them safe but for your own safety as well, moshing can get a little disorienting (especially if you are drinking or smoking) so you might not even see them. along with this if you see someone’s personal item, try your best to pick it up and hold it in the air. Essentially, if something or someone could get damaged, help them out.

4. a lot of the people there look really intimidating and cool. yes they are cool as fuck, but they are some of the nicest people on this earth right now. Talk to a stranger. some of the kindest people i’ve met and become friends with i met at shows.

5. don’t be afraid to be yourself. don’t feel like you match the “punk aesthetic” you see on tumblr tiktok and pinterest? who give a fuck!! the most punk think you can do is be yourself. if you fake who you are people will notice.

reblog with more tips!!!!

[leadmetothegardenbetty]

OKAY I AM ON THE TRAIN SO HERE IS THE BREAKDOWN MY FRIENDS:

• I got there late bc I didn’t plan well enough and thought I’d be okay time wise and it was Not Okay and I fully almost had a panic attack complete with crying and hyperventilating bc I knew I was gonna be at least five minutes late

• Since I got there late I’m not sure if they did like an intro to the film but in attendance was: Kyle, Emily, Adam (director), JP (director of cinematography), Ross (producer)

• They talked a lot about things we’ve already gathered from interviews when the movie initially came out (i.e., they got time to spend together before they first started shooting, all the music was written first before shooting started — mentioned how Watermelon came to fruition through Emily journaling in character as Patty and that Adam played all the music for Watermelon, also mentioned how Kyle blew out his voice twice during the process of recording for PSYOPS (he apparently tried to prep by singing along to the tracks in his car which as a Bad Idea))

• I did not actually know/do not know if this has been shared before but Kyle and Emily flew out to the shoot together and Adam booked it so their seats would be next to each other, they talked about how much time they spent together and how they would grill steaks, have dinner together,

• There was a Pumpkin mention (the pitbull Kyle got from his neighbor that he bought off of him bc he could see the dog needed a better home), also apparently Kyle found out at 5:30 AM during the shoot of the PSYOPS show that the former owner of Pumpkin was willing to sell her to him and there were a bunch of problems with the dog (she had her period, had to wear diapers, etc, etc))

• Emily talked about how playing Patty healed her inner child and she talked about how Kyle and her really just played versions of themselves in Patty and Simon. Kyle mentioned how he’s always loved punk/pop punk and he grew up in mosh pits and he loved getting to be a musician for this movie (I was tempted to yell out FINGERS ERASURE at one point because Adam and Kyle both talked about how Kyle had “never been in a band before” but alas I am a coward and idk if it would’ve been appreciated lmao)

• A couple people asked Adam for writing/creative advice, he told them to just kind of go for it!

• Kyle and Emily touched on how important it was for the film to go to those crazy/more vulgar places to really show what Patty was going through

• There was A LOT of Patty/Emily love!! I think pretty much every audience question was either aimed at Emily or Adam and 9 times out of 10 Kyle or Adam directed the question back to Emily

• Someone did ask when we could expect the PSYOPS tracks to be released and they said they were “working on it”

Overall guys it was an absolute BLAST to see this film with a crowd, I think like half the audience was seeing it for the first time which was fun in itself. There was no singing along and some people laughed at odd parts (I thought) but ultimately getting to watch with Kyle and Emily in the audience and seeing how much love they were getting—especially Emily, was so so incredibly wonderful!!

I am still kind of soaking everything in so if I remember anything else I will reblog and add!!

[bluesey-182]

bruh. two of my all time favorite bands and i saw them BACK TO BACK

[kibosartcorner]

Fick me, im relapsing-

Yo so I was just reminded that ghost apples exist. That feels like it could be a Dreamtale prompt in some form

For those who don't know a ghost apple is essentially when an apple gets coated with ice and rots but the ice remains once it's gone.

[thatguyoversea]

YOU THERE!!! GIZZ FAN!!!

THE KING GIZZARD 'ACROSS THE GIZZVERSE' ZINE IS OUT!!

176 PAGES OF KING GIZZARD FAN GOODNESS!! ART ART ART!! WRITING WRITING WRITING!! TELL YOUR FRIENDS! TELL YOUR ENEMIES! TELL THOSE YOU'RE NEUTRAL ABOUT BUT STILL HANG AROUND BECAUSE IT'D BE MEAN TO LEAVE!

PAY WHAT YOU WANT!!! GOT NO MONEY?? STU THINKS EVERYTHING SHOULD BE FREE AND YOU SHOULD PAY FOR WHAT YOU WANT TO, AND SO DO WE!!!

!!!NOW WITH 50% MORE TALENTED ARTISTS!!! !!!NOW WITH 88% LESS BORING SHIT!!! !!!NOW WITH 20% MORE MOSH!!!

50+ PEOPLE WORKED ON THIS TO BEAM IT DIRECTLY INTO YOUR EYE HOLES!! YES, YOU IN PARTICULAR!!! EVERY SINGLE ONE OF US HAS BEEN WORKING FOR AGES TO MAKE SURE THIS IS UP TO PRIME FORM FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT!!!

CHECK IT OUT!!!!!! BY GIZZHEADS, FOR GIZZHEADS!

(reblogs much appreciated to spread the word!)

[etz-ashashiyot]

So what’s the modern interpretation of the laws about keeping slaves? I’ve heard that said laws where a lot more kind to slaves then the surrounding nations but, like, it’s still slavery?

Hi anon,

With Pesach coming up, I'm sure that this question is on a lot of people's minds. It's a good question and many rabbanim throughout history have attempted to tackle it. Especially today, with slavery being seen as a moral anathema in most societies (obviously this despite the fact that unfortunately slavery is still a very real human rights crisis all over the world), addressing the parts of the Torah that on the surface seem to condone it becomes a moral imperative.

It's worth noting that the Jewish world overall condemns slavery. In my research for this question, I came across zero modern sources arguing that slavery is totally fine. I'm sure that if you dug deep enough there's some fringe wacko somewhere arguing this, but every group has its batshit fringe.

Here are some sources across the political and religious observance spectrum that explain it better than I could:

Chabad (this article is written by Rabbi Tzvi Freeman, a wonderful rabbi whose words I have learned deeply over the years. He is one of my favorite rabbis despite not seeing eye to eye with a lot of the Chabad movement)

Conservative (to be clear: this is my movement; it's not actually politically conservative in most shuls, just poorly named. We desperately need to bully them into calling themselves Masorti Olami like the rest of the world. It's [essentially] a liberal traditional egalitarian movement.)

Conservative pt. 2 (different rabbi's take)

Reform (note that this is from the Haberman Institute, which was founded by a Reform rabbi. Link is to a YouTube recording of a recent lecture on the topic.)

Chareidi (this rabbi is an official rabbi of the Western Wall in Israel, so in a word, very frum)

Modern Orthodox

I want to highlight this last one, because it is written by the Rosh Yeshiva of Yeshivat Chovevei, which is a progressive Modern Orthodox rabbinical school. They work very hard to read Torah through an authentically Orthodox lens while also maintaining deeply humanist values. As someone who walks a similar (if not identical) balancing act, this particular drash (sermon) spoke very deeply to me, and so I'm reposting it in its entirety**

[Edit: tumblr.hell seems real intent on not letting me do this in my original answer, so I will repost it in the reblogs. Please reblog that version if you're going to. Thanks!]

Something you will probably notice as you work your way through these sources, you'll note that there are substantially more traditional leaning responses. This is because of a major divide in how the different movements view Torah, especially as it pertains to changing ethics over time and modernity. I'm oversimplifying for space, but the differences are as follows:

The liberal movements (Reform, Renewal, Reconstructionist, etc.) view halacha as non-binding and the Torah as a human document that is, nevertheless, a sacred document. I've seen it described as the spiritual diary of our people throughout history. Others view it as divinely inspired, but still essentially and indelibly human.

The Orthodox and other traditional movements view halacha as binding and Torah as the direct word of G-d given to the Jewish people through Moshe Rabbeinu (Moses) on Mt. Sinai. (Or, at a minimum, as a divinely inspired text written and compiled by people that still represents the word of G-d. This latter view is mostly limited to the Conservative and Modern Orthodox movements.)

Because of these differences, the liberal movements are able to address most of these problematic passages by situating them in their proper historical context. It is only the Orthodox and traditional movements that must fully reckon with the texts as they are, and seek to understand how they speak to us in a contemporary context.

As for me? I'm part of a narrow band of traditional egalitarian progressive Jews that really ride that line between viewing halacha as binding and the Torah as divinely given, despite recognizing the human component of its authorship - more a partnership in its creation than either fully human invention or divine fiat. That said, I am personally less interested in who wrote it literally speaking and much more interested in the question of: How can we read Torah using the divinely given process of traditional Torah scholarship while applying deeply humanist values?

Yeshivat Chovevei does a really excellent job of approaching Torah scholarship this way, as does Hadar. Therefore, I'm not surprised that this article captures something I have struggled to articulate: an authentically orthodox argument for change.

[kibosartcorner]

Heyo, you can call me kibo or Moshe for now

sorry for any inconvenience’s moving blogs caused

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my blog will contain cursing, SOMETIMES gore (Ranging from small cuts to life threatening injuries I will do my best to tag them at the best of my ability)and won’t be posted often ❗️LET ME KNOW IF YOU WANT ME TAG ANYTHING WITH A WARNING THROUGH AN ASK❗️ some suggestive content at most NO Nsfw content at this time. Don’t send me anything nsfw I am uncomfortable with this until stated otherwise. + I’m a minor, nsfw accounts can lurk but DNI unless I know you irl

Art tag: Kibo’s art corner

text posts: kibs ramble’s

shit posts: it talks

reblogs: Moshe’s reblogs

DNI: Proship, TCEST, insect, pedos, trans, homophobic and ableist blogs Ect. Just be a descent person and you’re fine, will update this at a later date.