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aus-wnt · 27 days
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mackenziearnold | Suns out girlys out 🍸
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lessirussolvr · 7 months
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femftbllvr · 1 year
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lizzie-dude · 11 days
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I think the sort of psychological horror aspect of kotlc is that all the terrifying elements are only ever implied. On the surface it's a kids fantasy book with some darker themes, stuff like government corruption and terrorism and magic powers. But if you follow some of the plot points to their natural conclusions, it becomes a literal dystopia. There are spyballs that can show you any elf at any time, implying that there are cameras in every elvin room, easily accessed by members of the nobility. The matchmaking system is created to make the best possible children, meaning people with serious disabilities likely don't get to reproduce, and gay couples are almost out of the question. But the elves live for such a long time that they've lost track of who's related to who, so if you go outside the eugenicist system, you're risking incest. The registry files have information on everyone's personality, love life, and even stuffed animals, meaning the registry pendants not only track your location, but can also hear your conversations. The reason crime is so rare in the lost cities (excluding violent crimes that could cause mental breaks) is because it's a surveillance state. You'd be caught instantly. People who wanted change had to completely control their own minds to avoid being found out, faking insanity to avoid suspicion or gaining complete mastery of acting so they could live a double-life.
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Over one year on from Dobbs, please remember the victims of abortion bans in America. These are just the ones that made it to the news:
Marlena Stell
Amanda Zurawski
Mylissa Farmer
The 10-year-old from Ohio
The 16-year-old from Florida
The 15-year-old from Florida
Nancy Davis
Elizabeth Weller
Anya Cook
Kelly Shannon
Jessica Bernardo
Kierstan Hogan
Taylor Edwards
Kylie Beaton
Gabriella Gonzalez
Samantha Casiano
Lauren Van Vleet
Austin Dennard
Lauren Miller
Jaci Statton
Kristina Cruickshank
Tara George
Kailee DeSpain
Deborah Dorbert
Mayron Hollis
Kristen Anya
Heather Maberry
Melissa Novak
Kayla Smith
Lauren Christensen
Beth Long
Anabely Lopes
Christina Zielke
Kaitlyn Joshua
Lauren Hall
Carmen Broesder
Jill Hartle
Brittany Vidrine
Jane Doe from Massachusetts, who had an ectopic pregnancy rupture because a pregnancy crisis center told her it was viable
The Jane Doe had an ectopic pregnancy rupture after an anti-abortion pregnancy center told her she had a normal pregnancy
Emily Doe, whose fetus had lungs that wouldn’t develop and had no kidneys. The pregnancy had the potential to endanger her health…but it wasn’t endangering it yet. So she had to flee Missouri for an abortion.
Victoria Doe from Louisiana, who had to go to Oregon
Ashley Brandt
Anna Zargarian
Reverend and Doctor Love Holt
Michelle Mitchenor
Brooke High
Ashley from Mississippi, who was raped and forced to give birth to her rapist's baby. She's 13.
Nicole Blackmon
Allie Phillips
Jennifer Adkins
When we do win back our right to bodily autonomy, forced birthers will forget these people. Some have absolutely no idea who these people are. But when you tell them you hope what they force on others gets forced on them, they gasp and say you're evil. Because they recognize that what they force on others is wrong, and they think they deserve better than their victims.
If you think the "abortion debate" is merely a difference of opinion, you haven't been paying attention.
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theoutcastrogue · 3 months
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"The second edition of AD&D was finally released in early 1989. Many of the changes turned out to be cosmetic. One of the biggest was that the sizes of the Player’s Handbook (1989) and Dungeon Master’s Guide (1989) were reversed. Back in 1978 Gygax had decided that it was best if the players did not know the rules, and so the original Player’s Handbook was a skeleton that didn’t even detail combat. Now the entire roleplaying industry had accepted the fact that players and gamemasters were united in games — not adversaries — and the new rules reflected this. [...]
Perhaps most surprisingly, the rules were once again presented as “guidelines” — a reversal from Gygax’s original goal for the AD&D lines. Finally, the character classes were indeed cleaned up, with Arneson’s assassin and monk eliminated.
Though Cook had said that assassins were removed due to problems of party unity, their excision has always been seen by the public as part of TSR’s well-documented attempt to make AD&D more public friendly — TSR’s only allowance to the religious hysteria that had shadowed the game throughout the 1980s. Half-orcs were similarly removed as player characters, and demons and devils were eliminated entirely.
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James M. Ward, who had instituted the removal of demons and devils, explained in Dragon #154 (February 1990) that “[a]voiding the Angry Mother Syndrome has become a good, basic guideline for all of the designers and editors at TSR, Inc.” Apparently, TSR had received one letter a week complaining about the demons and devils since the original Monster Manual was printed, and those 624 letters, or what Ward called “a lot of letters,” had been the reason he’d removed the infernal races.
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The readers were not amused, and to his credit Ward printed many of their replies in Dragon #158 (June 1990). One reader stated that the decision “becomes censorship when an outside group dictates to you … what you should print.” The release of the Outer Planes Appendix (1991) for the Monstrous Compendium assuaged some of the anger because it restored demons as “tanar’ri” and devils as “baatezu,” but some fans left D&D entirely as a result of this decision."
— Shannon Appelcline, Designers & Dragons: The ’70s
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tfc2211 · 1 year
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Anthony Newley - Pop Goes The Weasel             The Marvelettes - Please Mr. Postman                               The Shirelles - Will You Love Me Tomorrow         Sam Cooke - Cupid   Ben E. King - Spanish Harlem         The Capris - There’s A Moon Out Tonight (1959) Etta James - At Last Mar-Keys - Last Night The Miracles - Shop Around           Lee Dorsey - Ya Ya   Chubby Checker - Lets Twist Again           Chris Kenner - I Like It Like That, Part 2 Del Shannon - Runaway     Ricky Nelson - Hello Mary Lou       Bobby Vee - Take Good Care Of My Baby The Marcels - Blue Moon     Ray Charles and His Orchestra - Hit The Road Jack Bobby Lewis - Tossin' And Turnin'   Dion - Runaround Sue The Tokens - The Lion Sleeps Tonight Helen Shapiro - Walkin' Back To Happiness                               The Shirelles - Dedicated To The One I Love (1958)               Edith Piaf - Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Take Five (1959)
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godsweakestsoldier · 1 year
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Shannon has always thought of death. Sometimes in the depth of the night, she would imagine her death. Always for someone else, occasionally she would be held by some unknown face with an altering name, and she would smile up at them with pink-stained teeth. More frequently, she imagined she would be alone as she became some faceless martyr for the cause—another sister warrior to be mourned, commiserated, and forgotten. 
This is not how she wants to die. Head submerged with water flooding her nostrils, stinging her eyes. She’s acutely aware of hands clasped around her throat, directing her head into the river. Her lungs ache, a gradual ache that threads through the lobes, evolving into a burn. Shannon can’t breathe. 
Fingers find soft skin; finding a hold, she digs her nails into the flesh. Somewhere above, there’s an echo of an explosion distorted through the water. 
Shannon is thrust upwards, air frigid against her face. There’s a face staring at her, blood dripping from one nostril, mixing into the river. Her fist contacts the person’s nose, cartilage giving way under the force. Something hard hits the back of her head, and she hits stones on the riverbank. Water, once again, surging against her.
For a second, Shannon wonders if this is how Christ felt submerged in the Jordan. Could something divine feel the fear bubbling in their chest, to feel their lungs screaming for air?
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holocene-sims · 2 years
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merry christmas! 🔥🎄
sincerely, crispy colm ❤️
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diane-guerreros · 5 months
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as someone who finds the geography of fantasy worlds so interesting, i don’t think i’ve ever been more enthralled by a world like the one in priory. looking at the maps alone makes my dopamine receptors fire up at unprecedented speeds. now comparing priory’s maps with those in a day of fallen night and finding how the names of some familiar places were spelled differently in the past, countries that presumably don’t exist anymore, and how even the emblems of some countries were different makes me want to shout from the rooftops about it
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pochapal · 1 year
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so that "everyone in the family" can see it or so that "everyone on rokkenjima" can see it?
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aus-wnt · 3 months
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mackenziearnold | Birthday week spent in 4 different countries but finished off with my favourite people all in one place. Thank you to my family and friends for making it so special and to Kirsty for making turning 30 more than I could have ever imagined 🤍
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lessirussolvr · 7 months
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pengillys · 9 months
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gonna make a blueberry and lemon loaf either tonight or tomorrow 🫐🍋
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lazyfox411 · 2 years
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Forced birthers: No one will get hurt from abortion bans!
The people they consider "no one":
Marlena Stell
Amanda Zurawski
Mylissa Farmer
The 10-year-old from Ohio
The 16-year-old from Florida
The 15-year-old from Florida
Nancy Davis
Elizabeth Weller
Anya Cook
Kelly Shannon
Jessica Bernardo
Kierstan Hogan
Taylor Edwards
Kylie Beaton
Samantha Casiano
Lauren Van Vleet
Austin Dennard
Lauren Miller
Jaci Statton
Kristina Cruickshank
Tara George
Kailee DeSpain
Deborah Dorbert
Mayron Hollis
Gabriella Gonzalez
Kristen Anya
Heather Maberry
Melissa Novak
Kayla Smith
Lauren Christensen
Beth Long
Anabely Lopes
Christina Zielke
Kaitlyn Joshua
Lauren Hall
Carmen Broesder
Jill Hartle
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