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viejospellejos · 2 years ago
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El caranchoa pakistaní:
Aporte: @clocasduende [IG]
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anarchic-miscellany · 9 months ago
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Terrible Screenplay Idea: Based on the Pakistan/India diplomatic recall of 2018 The diplomats of India and Pakistan, annyoing each other in an escalating prank/frat house war, getting more and more childish and silly, but all of its stars and actors are played by big, serious name actors.
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simplytravelprashant · 1 year ago
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Viral shorts Best 5 #Funny Comedy Prank enjoy only SimplyTravel@prashant
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alltimefail · 4 months ago
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Okay gang, I noticed something super intriguing in my recent weekend rewatch of Dead Boy Detectives!
In Episode 4 when the night nurse goes into Charles' mind there's a consistent detail in his memories that I haven't seen anyone point out: not all of Charles' five schoolmates throw stones at him when he's in the lake.
Two boys are positioned slightly off to the left side of the screen, watching and making no move to stop the others, but they do not directly harm Charles at any point.
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I know this doesn't seem particularly interesting in and of itself, but it quickly becomes more interesting when the Night Nurse asks Charles "What could possibly have made [his] friends turn on [him] like this," and we flash forward to the next memory, a visual response to her question. In this memory, we see Charles standing up to all of his so-called "friends" who are senselessly beating up on a boy from Pakistan and...
Wait - actually, no - not all of his friends...
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Yet again, two boys have been intentionally set apart from the group and yes, it is the same two boys who stood off to the side and watched Charles be harmed (ultimately killed) in the previous scene. The juxtaposition of these scenes begins to feel even more intentional when the perspective flips and we see the scene how Charles was seeing it, with the passive boys on the left and the boys engaging in violence on the right.
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This scene is much brighter so we get a really good look at their faces here, but both of them go through a myriad of facial expressions/reactions in quick succession that are challenging to discern with 100% certainty. But with the blocking for the group being the same in both shots and the roles the boys play being the same in both shots, I feel like this had to be an intentional choice made to convey something implicitly to the audience.
That leaves me to wonder - did these boys know, deep down, that what was happening was wrong? Did they want to resist, walk away, or try to stop the violence like Charles did earlier but felt powerless to do so? It would be remiss of me not to acknowledge how one of the two "passive" boys was black: did that otherness, the same otherness that Charles felt and that boy from Pakistan surely felt, keep him from speaking up out of fear for his own safety (a valid fear, considering what we know).
Whatever the purpose, it's a really sad detail to me. Heartbreaking, actually. Edwin is 100% right when he says that the living are messy, and Crystal is right when she says that she and the boys lost their lives to boys who went too far (hers temporarily in the form of her memories, the boys completely in the form of their literal lives) because that's just it, isn't it? This show is full of moral and ethical conversations surrounding the limitations of labels like "good" and "bad" people; about capability and willingness to change; and about how our actions, whether rooted in good or bad intentions, can lead to unintended or undesired outcomes. Perhaps none of Charles' "friends" believed they would kill Charles that night; perhaps they just wanted to "rough him up" or "teach him a lesson." Perhaps none of Edwin's bullies could have anticipated that the ritual sacrifice "prank" would do anything more than scare a boy they perceived as different, effeminate ("Mary Ann"), and they certainly couldn't have known it would lead to years of torture and suffering in hell for not just Edwin, but for themselves as well. But it doesn't matter, and it doesn't excuse what they did. The boys who stood to the side and watched Charles die, and who watched their fellow "mates" beat on another boy prior to that, may not have thrown a single punch, but it didn't matter - the damage was done. They still were complicit in that violence, and therefore played just as much a role in Charles' death as the boys who were throwing stones and punches. To be alive is to deal with mess, complications, baggage...to insinuate otherwise is to diminish the nuance and intention put into every choice not only in this show, but in some ways, the world at large as well. It may be a small moment, but it struck me as something that said so much without having to explicitly say anything at all. Art is a good mirror on society in this way; it makes us face the reflections of messy, complex characters and situations that we could just as likely find ourselves a part of (maybe as the "good" guy, the vicim; maybe as the "bad" guy, the bully; or maybe as the guys who just... did nothing at all. The ones who watched, who were complicit in the suffering of others for what could be a multitude of selfish or self-preserving reasons).
All that being said, the TLDR here is: considering it's the same two boys who behave the same way in both instances it feels like an intentional detail. I wonder if there's potential for one (or both) of these boys to reappear in Charles' (after)life in the future? They are likely both still alive today, in their 50s, just as Charles would be had he not been murdered. Perhaps one of these boys could die and come to the agency with regrets or unfinished business (directly involving Charles or regarding something unrelated). Maybe Charles will run into them, alive, through a different case or just on the streets of London and be overwhelmed with a sense of "That should be me, too. I should have gotten to live." I imagine he would recognize them, even in older bodies, and it would understandably affect him to have to face anyone who played a role in his death, whether they threw stones or just watched.
Orrrrrrer it could be a totally pointless detail! 😂 I'm always open-minded to the fact that after 30+ rewatches I could be overanalyzing at this point. Either way, it confounds me nonetheless and I so desperately hope we will get to explore Charles' trauma more in season 2 (🤞)... so I thought I would share my thoughts! 🖤
(Last note: please excuse the bad photo quality!! I searched meticulously for the exact screencaps I needed but couldn't find anything, so I just took pictures of my tv screen with my phone lol.)
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addicted2wasps · 2 years ago
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Disclaimer: this is NOT an April Fool's prank. No joke or pun here, but I just wanted to highlight that there ARE wasps that make honey. (I got sick of seeing those anti-wasp memes that claim they aren't beneficial). Brachygastra mellifica (left) and Parapolybia escalerae (right) are both Polistine wasps with the ability to produce a sugary substance. B. mellifica is an important pollinator of avocados, however, it is not yet known which flowers P. escalerae pollinate. B. mellifica ranges from Texas to Panama, while P. escalerae is native to Iran, Pakistan and Turkey. A big high five to honey producing wasps!
https://www.alexanderwild.com/Insects/Insect-Orders/Bees-Wasps-and-Sawflies/n-2S8CZ/i-5QD86vR/A
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wickedwitchofthesouth · 8 months ago
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New gen Harry Potter headcanons because I'm waiting for my laundry to dry and I'm bored:
Astoria malfoy is from Japan, so scorpius is wasian but still somehow comes out with that malfoy-blonde hair and blue eyes colour pallet, despite still having very Japanese features just like his mother
Carmen and Marco zabini are twins. Carmen is the older one, and she's a total no-nonsense baddie. Marco, on the other hand, is the very embodiment of a golden retriever boy.
Carmen does Marcos hair because he's horrible at taking care of it, and she learned how to braid at the age of 7.
Albus thinks he looks nothing like Harry, and he actually prides himself on being his father's complete opposite [he's actually the only potter kid that looks like an exact carbon copy of Harry]
The potters speak urdu at home, James Lily and Albus call Harry Baba and ginny muma. I'd like to think Harry- After graduating, probably had a phase where he was immensely involved in learning about his desi heritage. I feel like he probably even travelled to Pakistan a couple of times to reconnect with his culture. But I also feel like he felt more like a third culture kid sort of connection to it. The UK was still his home, and he didn't think that would ever change. He still tried, though. He learned the language and tried to teach it to his children so they wouldn't feel as alienated from their ethnicity as he probably did. Ginny learned urdu alongside him, partially because she just wanted to encourage him.
When scorpius was little he would often find himself talking to the portrait of his uncle regulus that his grandma had put up after the war. Uncle reggie , as he liked to be called, was scorpius' favourite old family memeber.
Harry always introduces Teddy as his oldest son.
Albus is exceptional at potions. He's also very talented in quidditch, the only thing is he doesn't really like playing.
James on the other hand is a total jock. I'm talking Oliver Wood level dedication to the craft of quidditch.
Lily luna is the embodiment of that scene from good omens season two of the little girl going "And I'm jemaimah! I made this pot!!"
Fred II likes to go by freddie, and him and James II are practically James and sirius 2.0. It drives McGonagall crazy.
Carmen and Marco make everyone believe they have twin telepathy as a prank one day, but now they have to keep up the bit because it's too late to drop it.
Scorpius has a pet ferret and he named it bunny. He was 6 and he thought it would be funny.
When scor was a kid he would colour in dracos dark mark with felt tip markers and scribble all over his arm and go "there now it's pretty". One day draco walked into a tattoo parlour with a scribbled mess on his arm and told the artist to make his sons art work permanent. Draco still has the mark but now its sporting all sorts squiggles and shapes in every colour imaginable. Scorpius thinks its embarrassing because that was definitely not one of his more finer works but draco finds comfort in the way his life's biggest regret becomes just a little more bareable because of Scorpius' childish innocence.
Draco is dad of the year. Harry on the other hand... is still trying to get there.
That's all thanks for coming to ny Ted talk
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hairyboysarehot · 18 days ago
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PRANK IN PAKISTAN 😂 | HEAD SHAVED 😂 | FUN MOMENT | EPIC REACTION
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beardedfunprince · 11 months ago
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wackytheorist · 9 months ago
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QSMP THEORY: Day four doesn't have a cipher... or does it??
Alright now I'm not sure about day four..... because it doesn't have a passcode but when I pranked you all using inspect element I noticed something....
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This code is from the day 4.... so it was meant to have a passcode!(unless dev copy pasted the code from prev lore image screens but let me cook) Inplace of the text we have the words "‎" which is a coding term. I know the meaning but I think this can explain it better although wikipedia isn't the most reliable source
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For example, English is a left to right script and Syriac is a right to left script. An LRM can translates an English sentence to a Syriac sentence by converting Left to right into Right to left.(but I am not a professional so I might be slightly incorrect. )
Now why is this important, well most of (QSMP) languages use left to right script BUT there are some languages that don't.... and by thinking the country is an Asian one like the other days... we could make an estimated guess! Here are the options.
1: Urdu: It is the one of the national language of Pakistan and spoken in India(both being Asian countries and having similar countries). It uses a right to left script
2: Maldavian/Dhivehi: Spoken in the Maldives, a country in South Asia(uses a right to left script)
3:Rohingya- A language originated in Myanmar, an Asian country right to left script. Although they live in other countries and possible choices now!
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The reason I think this is complex was because of this question:
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But hey thats just a theory!
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brookstonalmanac · 4 months ago
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Holidays 7.16
Holidays
Accountant and Auditor Day (Ukraine)
Artificial Intelligence Appreciation Day
Assata Shakur Day
Atomic Bomb Day
Catcher in the Rye Day
Closet Space Appreciation Day
DC Day
Dixie Cup Day
Elderly Women Day (Kiribati)
Engineer’s Day (Honduras)
Festival of Convivial Tools
Fiesta de La Tirana (Tarapacá Region, Chile)
Guinea Pig Appreciation Day
Harela (Uttarakhand, India)
Holocaust Memorial Day (France)
International Disability Awareness Day
International Drag Day
International Juggling Day
Islamic Calendar Day
Lady of Carmen Day (Chile)
La Paz Day (Bolivia)
National Atomic Veterans Day
National Change Your Font Day
National D.R.E.S.S. Syndrome Day
National Emily Day
National Geordie Day (UK)
National Jerry Day
National Peace Day (Dia de la Paz; Bolivia)
National Stick Shift Day
National Take the Stairs Day
National Wedding Invitation Day
No Kissing Day
Order of the Arrow Day (BSA)
Parking Meter Day
Parks Day (Canada)
Reading Together Day (UK)
Rural Transit Day
716 Day
Talk to a Telemarketer Day
Tare Day (French Republic)
Trinity Test Day
Urs Shah-I-Hamdan Sahib (Kashmir, India)
Val d’hie Roundup Anniversary Day
World PR Day
World Snake Day
World Wizkid Day (Nigeria)
Food & Drink Celebrations
Fresh Spinach Day
Hot Coal Chicken Day (Peru)
Hot Dog Night
Ice Cream Cone Day
National Cherry Day (UK)
National Corn Fritter Day
National Funnel Cake Day
National Personal Chef Day [also 2.26]
Independence & Related Days
Custosia (Declared; 2017) [unrecognized]
La Paz Day (Bolivia)
Manu’s Cession Day (American Samoa)
Ozamiz City Charter Day (Philippines)
3rd Tuesday in July
National Children’s Book Day (Philippines) [3rd Tuesday]
Taco Tuesday [Every Tuesday]
Weekly Holidays beginning July 16 (3rd Week of July)
Prime Days (Amazon) [thru 7.17]
Festivals Beginning July 16, 2024
Beanpole Days (Pequot Lakes, Minnesota) [thru 7.17]
Fiesta Topeka (Topeka, Kansas) [thru 7.20]
Les Escales du Cargo (Arles, France) [thru 7.21]
Feast Days
Andrea del Sarto (Artology)
Asalha Puja Day (Buddhist Lent begins)
Athenogenes (Christian; Martyr)
Bobby Henderson Day (Pastafarian; Saint)
Charles Sheeler (Artology)
Day of Erzulie Dantor (Starza Pagan Book of Days)
Dr. Doom Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Display of the Embarrassing Swimsuits (Church of the SubGenius)
Elembiuos (a.k.a. Clam-time; Celtic Book of Days)
Eustathius of Antioch (Christian; Saint)
Feast of the Commemoration of Our Lady of Mount Carmel (Carmelite Order; Christian)
First Sermon of Lord Buddha (Bhutan)
Flight of Muhammad (the Hegira; 622)
Fulrad (Christian; Saint)
Gergetoba (Day of Spiritual Love; Georgia)
Gondulphus of Tongeren (Christian; Saint)
Great Schism Anniversary Day (1054)
Harela (Day of Green; Hinduism)
Hejira (First Day of Islamic Calendar; 622) [original date]
Helier (a.k.a. Elier; Christian; Saint)
Immolation Day (Ancient Greece)
Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot (Artology)
Joshua Reynolds (Artology)
Mary Magdalen Postel (Christian; Saint & Virgin)
Our Lady of Mount Carmel (Christian)
Petal-Hopping for Non-Starters (Shamanism)
Phoebe Cates Day (Humanism)
Reineldis (Christian; Saint & Virgin)
Robert Sheckley (Writerism)
Rotary Doozer (Muppetism)
Saut d’Eau Waterfall Pilgrimage (Voodoo; Haiti; Everyday Wicca)
Skip This Day Day (Pastafarian)
Solstitium XI (Pagan)
Tony Kushner (Writerism)
The Troubadours (Positivist; Saint)
Vardavar (Pagan Prank Day; Armenia) [14 Weeks after Easter]
Zoot (Muppetism)
Islamic Lunar Holidays
Ashura (Islamic) [Begins at Sundown; Muharram 9-10] (a.k.a. ... 
Achoura (Algeria)
Ashorra (Parts of India)
Ashoura (Lebanon)
Ashura Holiday (Afghanistan, Bahrain, Iraq, Pakistan, Somalia)
Muharram (Parts of India)
Remembrance of Muharram
Tamkharit (Senegal)
Tamxarit (Gambia)
Tasoua Hosseini (Iran)
Tasu’a
Yaum-e-Ashur (Pakistan)
Yawmul Ashura (Gambia)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Butsumetsu (仏滅 Japan) [Unlucky all day.]
Prime Number Day: 197 [45 of 72]
Premieres
Ain’t No Mountain High Enough, by Diana Ross (Song; 1970)
Alice’s Restaurant Massacree, by Arlo Guthrie (Song; 1976)
Akira (Anime Film; 1988)
Ant-Man (Film; 2015)
Barney Bear and the Uninvited Pest (MGM Cartoon; 1943)
The Big Bite (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1966)
The Blair Witch Project (Film; 1999)
The Catcher in the Rye, by J.D. Salinger (Novel; 1951)
Die Entführung aus dem Serail (The Abduction from the Seraglio), by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Opera; 1782)
Dragon Around (Disney Cartoon; 1954)
Drop Dead Gorgeous (Film; 1999)
Eyes Wide Shut (Film; 1999)
False Hare (WB LT Cartoon; 1964)
Free Willy (Film; 1993)
From Up on Poppy Hill (Studio Ghibli Animated Film; 2011)
George of the Jungle (Film; 1997)
The Half-Blood Prince, by J.K. Rowling (Novel; 2005) [Harry Potter #6]
Happy Birthdaze (Fleischer/Famous Popeye Cartoon; 1943)
Hocus Pocus (Film; 1993)
Inception (Film; 2010)
Indian Serenade (Color Rhapsody Cartoon; 1937)
Lost and Foundry (Fleischer Popeye Cartoon; 1937)
The Moonstone, by Wilkie Collins (Novel; 1868)
Mouse and Garden (WB LT Cartoon; 1960)
The Office Boy (Ub Iwerks Cartoon; 1932)
Once A Day, by Connie Smith (Song; 1964)
Piano Sonata, by Béla Bartók (Piano Sonata; 1927)
Poison Ivy, recorded by The Coasters (Song; 1959)
Pom Poko (Studio Ghibli Animated Film; 1994)
Punch (UK Weekly Satire Magazine; 1842)
Schmigadoon! (TV Series; 2021)
Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll (TV Series; 2015)
Space Jam: A New Legacy (Animated Film; 2021)
Space Race (Video Game; 1973)
Stargate: Atlantis (TV Series; 2004)
The Timid Pup (Color Rhapsody Cartoon; 1940)
Topper (Film; 1937)
What a Lion (MGM Cartoon; 1938)
Today’s Name Days
Carmen, Irmgard, Maria (Austria)
Yulian, Yuliana, Yuliya (Bulgaria)
Elvira, Karmela (Croatia)
Luboš (Czech Republic)
Tychos (Denmark)
Rein, Reinhold, Reino, Reinu, Reinut, Rinaldo, Ronald (Estonia)
Reino, Rene (Finland)
Elvire (France)
Carmen, Irmgard (Germany)
Valter (Hungary)
Maria, Vitaliano (Italy)
Hermīne, Rasulite (Latvia)
Danguolė, Faustas, Vaigaudas (Lithuania)
Sanna, Susanne (Norway)
Andrzej, Benedykt, Dziersław, Dzierżysław, Eustachiusz, Eustachy, Faust, Maria Magdalena, Marika, Ostap, Ruta, Stefan (Poland)
Drahomíra (Slovakia)
Carmen (Spain)
Reine, Reinhold (Sweden)
Ruth, Valentina, Valia (Ukraine)
Carmel, Carmela, Carmelo, Carmen, Shelby, Sherman, Sherwood (USA)
Carma, Carmel, Carmela, Carmelita, Carmella, Camelo, Carmélo, Carmen, Carmencita, Carmi, Carmie, Carmina, Carmine, Karmen, Phoebe (Universal)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 198 of 2024; 170 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 2 of Week 29 of 2024
Celtic Tree Calendar: Tinne (Holly) [Day 10 of 28]
Chinese: Month 6 (Xin-Wei), Day 11 (Xin-Si)
Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]
Hebrew: 10 Tammuz 5784
Islamic: 9 Muharram 1446
J Cal: 18 Red; Foursday [18 of 30]
Julian: 3 July 2024
Moon: 75%: Waxing Gibbous
Positivist: 1 Dante (8th Month) [The Troubadours]
Runic Half Month: Ur (Primal Strength) [Day 8 of 15]
Season: Summer (Day 27 of 94)
Week: 3rd Week of July
Zodiac: Cancer (Day 26 of 31)
Calendar Changes
Dante (Modern Epic Poetry) [Month 8 of 13; Positivist]
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prankvids · 9 months ago
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mercyillustrator · 2 years ago
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First time making Fanfic Head-cannon of my GSA version post but I will be doing Fanfic, Comic and Drawings of GSA cause of GSA BRAINROT IS TAKING OVER LOL. (Not Art Related but soon)
As well for the humans I wanna to do like Kirby characters plus GSA Knights as representation cause why not and also sharing my head-canon as well you are more and welcome to ask me anything you want ^w^
Sir Arthur
Leader of GSA also a puffball
He grew up to becomes a star warrior after his father was killed then has a single mother with him til his mother was taken away from NME that killed him
Nicknames: Arty, Mom or Mother ( as a joke), Art-Art, Shining Armor, Leader of GSA, Sir Arthur, Arthur, Goldy, Grumpy Pants and Grumpy
Has been a Star Warrior since when he was a teenager ever since his dad was a former GSA leader before he died when Kit Cosmos found Arthur was all alone at his parents grave and took him in and train him and how to become a warrior cause Kit Cosmos and his Father was good friends and very close
He has a sister but she is somewhere but doesn’t know where or what happened to her
Way before Kirby he trains his fellow warriors to fight monsters
Gets mad when it comes to pranks and makes fun of the GSA
British
Sir (Lady) Nonsurat
She has unsupportive and emotional abusive parents that wanted a boy instead of a girl
Pervious job: Cafe as a cashier before female puffballs was in danger
Disguises herself as a male when NME turns female puffballs into monsters to make other puffballs while female puffballs are in danger and was captured and was put into a cell.
Hidden voice changer as male (only mask)
Shy,sweet and sensitive puffball
Animal lover
Only shows her true self only to her closest friends
Close Friends with Garlude before Garlude was dead
Nicknames: Nonny,Nonsu,Lancelot, Non, Axe Man, Shy Guy ( Shy Gal), Softie, Soft gal ( soft boy)
Soft and Soothing voice
White but like mixture like White and Pakistan? ( human version)
Sir Dragato
Mechanical knight
Mechanic,Tech and Electronic
Nicknames: Drago, Draggy, Drag, Grape Knight, Gala, Galahad and Ponytail Boy
Serious tone of voice
Light brown skin ( human version
Sir Falspar
Nickname: Flasy,Dum Dum, Mohawk, Dude, Bro, Sassy Queen, z
Clown Soldier and Funny Soldier
How he becomes part of the GSA Warrior where he graduated from high school
Very Bootiful personality and very slay boi
German
Sir Meta knight
Hispanic like Spanish
CAN’T COOK
Becomes a GSA since teen or like young adult
Met Arthur same age?
He loves Spanish music and his ship and galaxia lol
Vampire cause of his wings
Trainer for Kirby
Nicknames: Blueberry, Metal head face, meta head, blueberry that can’t cook, Star Warrior, vampire warrior, and Cutie
How did GSA Knights join?
Arthur: cause of his dad was in the GSA
Nonsurat:found the poster and she sign it before she met GSA knights she has like a black cape hoodie so she gets her armor, mask, white suit and such cause of NME turns female puffballs into monsters and having female puffballs in danger by keeping them in the cell :0
Falspar: Found a poster as well after graduating from High School
Dragato joins because he wants to protect his family
Meta Knight I think He was trained to be like one of the knights?
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Monkey Day 
Spend a day at the zoo with these cheeky creatures, throw a monkey-themed fancy dress party or fundraise to protect these precious primates.
Monkeys are interesting creatures – cute, mischievous, and sometimes downright obnoxious (anyone who disagrees has obviously never had their laundry torn down by a family of primates when it’s hanging to dry). Many species of primates are also endangered, and then there are questions of animal rights and the usage of primates in medical research. That’s why there’s Monkey Day, a day that’s been dedicated to raising awareness about non-human primates.
Learn about Monkey Day
Monkey Day has been created to celebrate monkeys, as well as “all things simian,” which includes lemurs, tarsiers, apes, and other non-human primates. It is a great day when it comes to raising awareness about different types of monkeys and primates around the world, as well as the issues they face and how we can help them.
Environmental activists and animal rights activities are especially vocal and passionate about this date. The same goes for art institutions and visual artists. Supporters and celebrates of this date include the Smithsonian Institution, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Louvre Museum, London’s National Portrait Gallery, National Geographic, Greenpeace, and Jane Goodall.
History of Monkey Day
Back in 2000, Casey Sorrow was an art student at Michigan State University, and he ended up writing “Monkey Day” on his friend’s calendar as a prank. But then they actually celebrated the occasion with other art students at MSU, and Sorrow later started collaborating with fellow MSU student on the Fetus-X comic strip, where the holiday was mentioned and popularized. Since then, Monkey Day has been observed internationally as a day to celebrate primates (including monkeys, but also apes, lemurs, and tarsiers).
Sorrow himself still does much to promote the holiday and the cause of primate welfare, and in addition to the Monkey Day website, he also maintains a “Monkeys in the News” blog which discusses primate-related news around the world and comes out with a list of the top ten primate-related news stories from the past year every Monkey Day.
Since Monkey Day was created, it really has gone from strength-to-strength. It is now celebrated in many different corners of the world. This includes Scotland, Turkey, Thailand, Colombia, the United Kingdom, Estonia, Pakistan, India, Germany, and Canada. It has been described by the Washington Post as a day to do the following:
“Learn something about these adorable and highly intelligent primates. Or you could use this day to act like a monkey.”
Monkey Day Timeline
2nd Century AD Claudius Galenus studies monkeys
In the early days of pioneering medicine Galenus (known as Galen) studied monkeys through dissection, noticing their similarities to humans.
1939 Flying monkeys are featured in film Wizard of Oz
In a strange and frightening portion of the plot, monkeys with wings act as minions released by the Wicked Witch of the West to scare off Dorothy and her friends.
1941 Curious George makes debut in books
As monkeys begin appearing in films and books, one of the most endearing monkeys will last in popularity for at least 80 years–Curious George. Although there are only 7 books in the original series by H. A. Ray, the character lives on through an animated television show, videos and even a 2006 feature film.
1959 First monkey in space
A squirrel monkey, Miss Baker, and a rhesus macaque, Able, were the first monkeys who made a successful launch and return to space. They were sent by the United States Air Force on a Jupiter rocket.
2000 Monkey Day begins
As a little joke, Casey Sorrow, a Michigan State University art student, wrote “Monkey Day” on a friend’s calendar just to be silly. Then, in more silliness, they decided to go ahead and celebrate the day with other art students. Later, Casey Sorrow became the co-creator of the weekly Fetus-X comic strip, which was used to promote the day.
How to celebrate Monkey Day
You could simply dress up in a monkey costume and play the part, because there are some people who do just that for Monkey Day and even hold competitions for it. Or you could spend the day at the zoo, because many zoos around the world do hold special celebrations for Monkey Day. Some of these events focus on educational events about monkeys, while others do things like auction off artwork created by chimps and performing intelligence tests on primates.
Even if a local zoo in your area is not hosting an event on this date, we would definitely recommend taking a trip to your nearby zoo and spending some time with the animals. Make sure you do take a look at their calendar beforehand, as zoos all around the world have special activities and talks going on. For example, at Australia’s National Zoo & Aquarium, they hold a number of educational talks and activities that are designed to raise money for endangered species, such as Cotton-top Tamarins in Columbia, as well as increasing awareness.
In Scotland, at the famous Edinburgh Zoo, they raise awareness about the different dangers that primates face by using monkey storytelling. Monkey Day events are also held at The Faruk Yalçın Zoo and Botanical Park in Darıca, Turkey to raise awareness. In India, the Indira Gandhi Zoological Park holds a number of different programs so that children can become educated about issues facing wildlife and so that people are encouraged to adopt monkeys. The list doesn’t end there either. In Pakistan, the Lahore Zoo really goes the extra mile. They hold educational events and art competitions about monkeys, including performances to highlight the threats they face, poetry readings about monkeys, and much more.
Even if you don’t have a monkey at your house, you might consider throwing a monkey day party, inviting all of your friends over (keep in mind that humans are in fact primates too, even without gorilla costumes), and common activities at such celebrations involve films such as King Kong, Planet of the Apes, and Lady Iron Monkey, as well as monkey-themed music (The Monkees, anyone?).
Often, celebrations involve fundraising for primate-related causes and charities, and many organizations around the world dedicated to primates hold Monkey Day events of various sorts. So when Monkey Day comes around, get out there and do it proper, by monkeying around!
Finally, another way that you can celebrate Monkey Day is by watching a film based on this primate! There are so many different types of monkey films. Of course, the Planet of the Apes series of films is the most well-known, but there are many others. Disney’s Monkey Kingdom comes highly recommended. Other famous monkeys on our screens include the Chain-Smoking Capuchin in The Hangover Part II, Clyde in Every Which Way But Loose, Cheeta in Tarzan the Ape Man, George in Curious George, Joe in Mighty Joe Young, and King Louie in The Jungle Book. 
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