Night Watch, Terry PratchettThat’s the way it was. Privilege, which just means ‘private law.’ Two types of people laugh at the law; those that break it and those that make it.
This thing took me a weekend.
I couldn’t resist.
And I’m not sorry.
Quality is kinda bad, though…Oh my god.
This is gorgeous!
THIS IS WHAT I LIKE TO SEE
More of this!
Omg
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At just fifteen years old, Vancouver high school student Nicole Ticea developed an early-stage HIV test that’s as easy to use as an over-the-counter pregnancy test. Unlike current rapid response tests which rely on testing antibodies, Ticea utilized a technique known as isothermic nucleic acid amplification, making it possible to detect the virus as early as one week after infection. The disposable device does not rely on electricity, provides results in under one
Ok If I’ve timed this right it ought to be just after eurovision.
Your prompt today is whatever act won.
[AN: You got it right. I’m willing to bet you were expecting something like Gay Disco Dracula though]
Shayde called it ‘degaussing’ when she didn’t call it “Catching up wi’ five hundred years o’ Tivo” and it usually involved a bucket of popcorn. Buttered, of course.
“So what are you binging on, tonight?”
“Eurovision.”
Her answers always surprised him.
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The cheers of fellow cops for her unarmed son’s killer stung Constance Malcolm as cruelly as the bitter tears in her eyes.
“That’s how they work,” the heartbroken mom said Wednesday after Officer Richard Haste was sprung on $50,000 bail in the Feb. 2 shooting of Ramarley Graham. “You see it every day.”
Malcolm and her husband, Franclot Graham, sobbed throughout the Bronx Criminal
“But here’s some advice, boy. Don’t put your trust in revolutions. They always come around again. That’s why they’re called revolutions.”
― Samuel Vimes, Night Watch
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“But here’s some advice, boy. Don’t put your trust in revolutions. They always come around again. That’s why they’re called revolutions.”
― Samuel Vimes, Night Watch
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Please sign this petition to get the Great Barrier Reef listed as a World Heritage Site. You can have a hand in stopping Scabbott from ploughing it all under so he can sell more coal.
Between two cultures, the body language and customs for aggression/anger in one are very similar to the flirting/courtship of the other.
In this scenario: A series of attempts to get an individual to agree to a date are taken entirely the wrong way.
She shouldn’t have gone amongst the Deathworlders. She could already feel her mortality creeping up on her. Havenworlders and Deathworlders never mixed well.
“Pretty,” said one of the Deathworlders. A tall beast with entirely too much
Read more »Read more »If you want to help secure the rights of women all over the world go here.
If you want to help people from north korea go here.
If you want to help stop child labor go here.
If you want to help people escape from their current situation go here.
If you want to help refugees reunite with their families go here.If you want to permanently help the people who are still living in inhumane conditions all over
“…a series of free online tutorials guiding you through the basics of sewing, from setting up your machine, to understanding sewing patterns, and finishing your seams.”
Saving this for later cause I’m getting rusty as a muggerbugger
SEWCIAL JUSTICE!!!
Reblogging again for new commentary.
Reblogging for myself
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Between two cultures, the body language and customs for aggression/anger in one are very similar to the flirting/courtship of the other.
In this scenario: An aggressive display is mistaken for flirting.
She got into the human’s personal space. Closed her off from any escape. Rumbled in a low threat, “I like your face.”
The human bared her teeth and uttered a barking call. Then she pressed her rubbery mouth to Hoq’a’lu’gi’s face. “I think you’
Read more »Read more »I wanted to make a post about Leelah Alcorn but I lack the requisite words to describe how I feel. But this is exactly what it should be like. Leelah’s death is a heartbreaking tragedy and it should leave everyone speechless. That being said, however, we cannot simply sit back and mourn her by reblogging text posts and saying how messed up this is. In her note, she said that she wanted her death to mean something. So please,
whew, good thing congress just increased funding for abstinence only programs!
GOP1: Why is this building on fire?
GOP2: IDK but we HAVE to keep lighting these matches!
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