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actualmichelle · 2 years ago
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There is something that feels so powerful about finishing off a bag of tortilla chips when one of the chips broke off part of my back molar :}
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crabplatinum · 3 months ago
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my fave duo!! the beloved leader and his right hand short ass yapper scout :3 can u tell im absolutely exploding wanting to draw my pookies but struggling with the robots...
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nananukes · 2 months ago
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If I had to explain this drawing, Izuku probably tried kissing her in a bicurious way and Katsuki got flustered cuz she's in love with her
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acornered · 3 months ago
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I'm so Gelphie-pilled rn should I finish this???
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dragon-subway · 8 months ago
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ok but what do you think cemeteries on coruscant are like?
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spaciebabie · 2 years ago
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love loses
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bigcats-birds-and-books · 1 year ago
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Books of 2024: WELCOME TO YOUR WORLD: How the Built Environment Shapes Our Lives by Sarah Williams Goldhagen.
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aisling-saoirse · 7 months ago
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Overgrown Channel, The Great Swamp, NJ - August 2nd 2024
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saetiate · 30 days ago
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zayne flirting with us and asking us out to dinner during caleb’s part of the main story will never not do something to me. goes to show there is a degree to which zayne will make clear how much he wants you regardless of whatever else you might have going on. you could even say he doesn’t care as much as he should that u might already be seeing someone else
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lunarharp · 1 year ago
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more phoenix wright situations
#ace attorney tag#maybe i should tag this narumitsu or something. but i dont really care.#gearing up to rereading/illustrating bits of my fic i suppose...i think nick really is too dense to realise he's in love with edgeworth#without some scheming fop trying to intrude. i love villains like kristoph..villains can be fun..witnessing their pathetic folly..#or more like edgeworth would never have mentioned his feelings ever in his life if he wasn't sure phoenix reciprocates.#i want to see it this way because Falling in love during childhood with the person you're going to end up with. is not relatable#there have to be Situations that make you Realise.#as with orufrey i adore the idea of people not working out their romance with that person until their 30s+#but... i mean. even with orufrey i often think how alaira could be qifrey's ex. and oru having been pursued by noble fops through his work#there is that delicate sliver of time before orufrey start living together that such believable situations could have happened.#Then the relief of politely and amicably extricating themselves from those untenable situations#the idea of falling in love age 7 and saving your first kiss for age 35 or something is all very well but more relatable is#people realising how they really feel whilst trying something that ends up feeling wrong.#The comfort and joy of living with your dearest one as if it's platonic - much preferable to trying anything more with anyone else.#But i doubt i will ever portray that or mention it further. it is indeed very delicate to me.#and i really am an OTP FOR LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! kind of person who can barely bear to consider this anyway...NOT a polyshipper i'm afraid !#so i wouldn't mind either if they do have their first kiss in their lives age 35 with each other either. I would not mind that at all.#i love bi/gay couples apparently... bi father figures & their grumpy gay men waiting for them to work it all out...#not used to using colour in comic-style drawings..or at all..so this is messy and awkward looking..but colour is refreshing#i imagine i will go back to witch hat art soon btw. my destiny in life.#i still remember writing my nrmt fic expecting to write their first kiss & then partway through twas like Umm No. They have kissed prior.#does that really line up with this comic though... i think i had their early dinner dates/first kiss BEFORE disbarment.#so i guess this comic doesn't line up with my ficverse.... No..... U___U Oh well. sorry kris! <3
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qprpbj · 3 months ago
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my outsiders musical hot take is steve being reduced to ensemble is kinda not at all that serious 🥸
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shsl-fander · 10 months ago
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Based off @gay-jewish-bucky
Davey: I've been dropping them the most insanely obvious hints for about a year now and still no response
Jack: Wow. They sound stupid
Davey: But they're not! They're much smarter than they give themself credit for, just dense
Jack: Maybe ya need to be more obvious? Like I don't know "Hey, I'm in love with you."
Davey: I guess you're right. Hey Jack, I'm in love with you
Jack: See! Just like that!
Davey: Holy fucking shit.
Jack: If that flies over their head then sorry Dave but they're way too dumb for you
Davey: Jack...
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slyandthefamilybook · 7 months ago
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...And here we come upon a problem as basic as the nature of knowledge itself: all of our prodigious cognitive and computational abilities are inadequate to a full comprehension of our complex world. As humans, we remain heavily dependent on certain tools of perception and conception that our cultural and biological heritages have taught us are useful. These tools–such as language, causal logic, religion, mathematics–are indeed powerful, but they are powerful precisely because they reduce complexity to intelligibility by projecting our mental concepts onto the world. One consequence of this is that our recognition of significance is always what some philosophers call "theory laden," meaning that it is shaped by what our theoretical framework and cognitive tools encourage us to recognize as meaningful. Anti-Judaism, as I have argued throughout this book, is precisely this: a powerful theoretical framework for making sense of the world.
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After all, no matter how overrepresented the Jews may have been among the European "bourgeoisie," they remained a tiny minority of that class. How could that tiny minority convincingly come to represent for so many the evolving evils of the capitalist world order? More broadly, how could untold millions of Europeans (and not only Germans) come to believe–or act as if they believed–the claims of the Nazis (and not only the Nazis) that Jews and their conspiracies so threatened the security of the world that they needed to be excluded, expelled, or exterminated? According to Horkheimer and Adorno, the liquidation of the Jews of Europe was not grounded in "reality." It took place in the vast gap between and explanatory framework ("anti-Semitism") that made satisfying sense of the world to a significant portion of its citizens, and the complexity of the world itself.
They set out to explore that gap in a philosophical history of modern thought they drafted in 1944 and later published as Dialectics of Enlightenment. Their final chapter, "Elements of Anti-Semitism: Limits of Enlightenment," suggested that what gave anti-Semitic ideas their power was not so much their relation to reality, but rather their exemption from reality checks–that is, from the critical testing to which so many other concepts were subjected. "What is pathological about anti-Semitism is not projective behavior as such, but the absence of reflection in it." In their terms, the problem is a heightened resistance to reflection about the gap between our ideas about Jews, Judaism, or Jewishness, and the complexity of the world. From their point of view, anti-Semitism provides adherents with a cognitive comfort: the fantasy that the gap between our understanding of the cosmos and its fearful complexity does not exist.
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...[A]cross several thousand years, myriad lands, and many different spheres of human activity, people have used ideas about Jews and Judaism to fashion the tools with which they construct the reality of their world. The goal of my project, like Horkeheimer and Adorno's, is to encourage reflection about our "projective behavior," that is, about the ways in which our deployment of concepts into and onto the world might generate "pathological" fantasies of Judaism. And my choice of method owes something to Auerbach's conviction that the study of a given moment, problem, or even a single word in the distant past can teach us something about a much longer history, extending even to our own.
Selected excerpts from Anti-Judaism: The Western Tradition (2013 Nirenberg, David)
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tj-crochets · 4 months ago
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The other post is getting too long so here’s the salmon plushie progress! Three more fins to make and attach, and eyes, but the first two fins are done and the fish is stuffed!
I filled it with mostly batting scraps, some fabric scraps, and a little bit of polyfil and it weighs about two pounds (that doesn’t sound like much but it’s a lot for a stuffed animal!)
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kalevalaknights · 5 days ago
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Bing backflip! Bing backflip! please
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It didn’t end very well for him. He’s going back to the bing factory
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starfishir · 18 days ago
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Hello! May I request a kinito x jade drawing? If you're OK with it of course. Or if not, I'll just request a drawing of Paper from Illusion Carnival. I adore your drawings by the way! Thanks!
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thank you for the ask!! you can tell i put all the effort in designing the hair but absolutely no effort on the pants lmaooo
it’s called the I’m Too Lazy To Draw Actual Pants and Shoes so Here’s a Really Cartoonishly Looking Pair of Pants for You Dude™ move
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