doodle from september that i colored, you guessed it, during dnd. my sanji-is-just-a-bit-taller-than-zoro propaganda also. zoro my beautiful prizewinning tomato plucked fresh from garden
non-loser version bc i think he looks cuties on his own.
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The idea of Hanzo cutting Cassidy's hair is just smooch.
I mean, it makes sense. I feel like Hanzo, while still on the run from basically the world (including himself), would keep himself very groomed and Cassidy is the exact opposite.
So Hanzo cutting Cassidy's hair would be great, especially since I believe that hair cuts/grooming can be such a personal thing, it's something between them that's a lot more intimate that other people might think.
❄️ anon (it's been a while teehee)
Oh Snowflake Anon!! I absolutely agree!! I thought this deserved more than a lil blurb so take this :>
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it’s impossible to be depressed with a new haircut. Go ahead. Try it.
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home from the bar by 1:30 & watching outer banks .. i guess this is 30 😩
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my arms. they are noodles. from carrying laundry and groceries up a hill. I still have to wash my hair.
this is the greatest test of my ‘don’t use your sewing scissors to chop off all your hair it’s never a good idea’ patience since the days of the pandemic
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Hello!
I had the honor of attending a film screening today held by the 2 creators of the 2012 film project "the roadmap to apartheid" (linked below!) And I really implore you to watch it too, especially if you are a white, Westerner, young adult like me, who was not taught of Palestine's existence until maybe late high school. Our education keeps us in the dark about these things on PURPOSE and it is our individual responsibility to educate ourselves better.
What I really appreciated about this film in particular is how well it spells out the context, and by God there is a lot of it. It's also incredibly useful to see these issues through a pre-october 7th lens, because it illustrates just how long this atrocity has been in the making and just how intentional every step has been. It draws many comparisons to the apartheid state of South Africa and opens up a side of information and history about this genocide that we are intentionally deprived of. I feel like I understand things better now. Evocative footage and first hand interviews with gazans and Palestinians and even Jewish scholars breaking down exactly WHY the occupation is apartheid, why that's not only immoral but illegal, and how they put these borders up in the first place.
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