#very informative

[arachniasbride]

no one: Janeway during The Cloud:

[silverymusings]

"What happened to your eye?" (Torin~)

@royaldeceit

He's ignoring her.

[royboyfanpage]

Yes skulls are a big no no in Navajo culture. But really so are tattoos in general. There is zero tattoo historical practices for the nation. Some even see tattoos in general as dishonorable as you are marking/destroying your body. Similar to how hair is sacred for many inking the body is like cutting off a person’s braids. Not all believe this but some do. Roy’s original tattoos have no true cultural significance. Devin Grayson either made them up entirely based off stereotypes or confused another cultures practice and mistakenly applied them to Roy. The idea that they are ceremonially or culturally significant is 100% fake. In fact the new 52 tattoos are actually more culturally accurate as later stories wrote they were purposefully made to be wrong and off putting to Roy and try and signify that something was wrong.

[educatinggenocide]

‘They’re targeting us’: Sudan’s army cracks down on democracy activists

by Mat Nashed for Aljazeera, 9th January 2024.

"Mohamad Osman* was among them, but military intelligence arrested him as he was trying to flee on December 27."

"He was taken to a secret detention centre – commonly referred to as a “ghost house” in Sudan – where the army quickly found out that he was a member of the Kalakla resistance committee, one of many neighbourhood groups that spearheaded the pro-democracy movement before the war.

For five days, Osman was electrocuted and forced to look at seven corpses rotting on the cold concrete floor. He was going to be number eight."

[yourfaveneedsakiss]

Oren from Sprunki Yaya needs a kiss! 💋

Requested by @duncanpickles404

[evilneo]

sitting my coworker down to show him my partners art. my coworker sitting me down to tell me about Skibidi Biden (hes 14)

[defnotkanyewest]

Thanks Webtoon 👍

[emmaklee]

via boredpanda

[dogsliampaynedoesntinstagram]

"It is a risk their teams have been aware of from the beginning and have had strategies around" What do you think those strategies are or could be?

It's not really what I think those strategies are - there's lots of discussion and evidence about the strategies and available to UK celebrities to manage the British tabloids.

The basic strategy is to have someone who has information and power who can play their game and keep your story out of the headlines. There's a very good article in popbitch about it - and this byline investigates article is also pretty key. People only talk about the strategies after they haven't worked, but it still gives you a pretty good idea of the lay of the land.

It's important to understand that for at least the first two and a half years of 1D Max Clifford was involved in their publicity strategies. Max Clifford has boasted that nobody he represented was ever outted. There's quite a lot of information about how he operates in Louis Theroux's documentary 'When Louis Met Max Clifford'.

Tabloids haven't changed that much, and the strategies needed to deal with them haven't changed that much.

[labbaik-ya-hussain-as]

[grinchwrapsupreme]

the weirdest thing about my parents getting divorced is discovering that my dad was the neat freak all along

[masked-alien-lesbian]

As per their Instagram account, January Choices Insiders will be coming out on the 2nd Thursday, not the 1st Thursday of January

[asskylosaurus]

Oh good

I was wondering who that green asshole was.

[pixeltabletop]

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[parrotninja]

You know, I may do just that