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valleydean · 4 months
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your tags! omg, thank you for pointing that out. i swear it’s so frustrating (and bad weird) to see the nonsensical hate destiel gets just for exisiting from people who don’t even watch spn
yeah, i mean, it's funny sometimes but it mostly is just getting old. they hate her because she's so popular and fuckable and they know they can never be her
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bestsynthpop · 2 months
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All round 3 match-ups
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sequentialprophet · 2 months
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If AEW do air The Footage™️ and Punk does get his ass kicked, I need you to know that it will only make me love him more. I adore a shit talking loser, I really do
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haras24 · 8 months
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Hammer Horror 🎃
League of Gentlemen Series 1 Edit
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etherealsh1fter · 29 days
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2nd blog !!! intro <3
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—————————————————————————• My name is Shannah
• 13
• Bisexual
• She / Her
• I like funky Patterns
• I like funky Jewlerry
• I’m inlove with old rockstars from the 70s & 80s
• My music taste: Kate Bush, Stevie Nicks, Fleetwood Mac, Fiona Apple, David Bowie, Maya Hawke, Suzi Quatro, Lana Del Rey, The Velvet Underground, Pink Floyd, The Smiths, The Cure, The Human Leauge, The Doors, Queen, The Specials, Melanie Martinez & Marina.
• I like Music
• Reality Shifter (Yes I shift reality’s 🫶🏻)
• I like vintage stuff
• Favourite movies: Cruella (2021), The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Ferris Buellers Day Off—————————————————————————
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telesilla · 5 months
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The Dodgers are charging admission for their Fan Fest? Really?!
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machinecreature · 8 months
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if i get an overdraft fee bc my fucking mickey mouse company's payroll didnt go thru on time im going to be so fucking pissed. ill be on the news
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todaysdocument · 2 years
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A Tee Ball player celebrates during a game on the South Lawn of the White House, 7/15/2007.
Series: Photographs Related to the George W. Bush Administration, 1/20/2001 - 1/20/2009
Collection: Records of the White House Photo Office (George W. Bush Administration), 1/20/2001 - 1/20/2009
Image description: A young boy in the uniform of the Wrigley Little League Dodgers of Los Angeles smiles and throws his hands in the air. Behind him are other players from the same team.
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aestheticology · 1 year
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littlegermanboy · 1 year
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just realized that catastrophic potential for the fnaf movie to run a poor unsuspecting 80′s pop song completely and entirely into the ground
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azimedes · 1 year
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Sorry but I cannot overstate how irritating the choice to place the shop button where the profile button once was on this app is. Big Instagram energy (derogatory).
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you can't even fucking buy tickets to see the 3 pt contest & skills challenge because they're having it exclusively for Nike Nationals and once again this league is marketing to children instead of the adults who actually pay money for it
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reticent-fantasies · 7 months
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This is what the new PWHL jerseys are giving
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machinecreature · 1 year
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what kind of office doesn’t provide coffee and just always have a Pot On? this one 🙄
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heritageposts · 2 months
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An Israeli influence campaign is using hundreds of online avatars and fake social media accounts to attack Democratic lawmakers critical of Israel and promote news articles disapproving of the United Nations Palestine refugee agency (Unrwa), according to a report by the Israeli online watchdog, Fake Reporter. According to the report, the targeted campaign has used more than 600 avatars, sending out 58,000 tweets and social media posts to circulate articles published by The Guardian, CNN and Wall Street Journal, among other major news outlets that amplify Israel’s position on the war. The campaign relies on three major social networks, UnFold Magazine, Non-Agenda and The Moral Alliance, which were created prior to the war in Gaza. But the Hamas-led 7 October attack on southern Israel sent the accounts into round-the-clock posting. The sites, according to Fake Reporter, are geared specifically to a ���progressive audience”, publishing content on climate change, AI regulation, and human rights, in addition to the war in Gaza. They have more than 43,000 followers across Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. The avatars promoting the content talk up their identity with lines like, “As a middle-aged African American woman” and use hashtags like #FaithJourney and #AfricanAmericanSpirituality.
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The avatars were all created on the same day and their profiles were written with the same formula, subbing out just a few words. The declared gender and ethnicity of the avatars don’t match the profile photos, which have been taken from websites selling headshots. The campaign works to amplify news stories published by major media outlets. First, the fake news sites share the reports. Then, the avatars share them across social media, including on the official accounts of Democratic lawmakers. Avatars also shared social media posts showing video clips of what appeared to be Pro-Palestinian protestors calling for "massacres to be normalised" and calling for the US to "go to hell", contrasting that with peaceful protests of pro-Israel protestors.   In other cases, Avatars simply reshared widely published video clips of US lawmakers questioning the heads of Ivy League schools about antisemitism on campus.  [...] According to the report, around 85 percent of all the US politicians targeted by the campaign were Democrats, and 90 percent of them were African Americans. Ritchie Torres, a black Democratic Congressman with generally pro-Israel views, garnered the most social media engagement from the avatars. Other lawmakers targeted included Cori Bush; Lucy McBath; House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries; and Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock. Israeli news site Haaretz reported in January that the Israeli government had launched an online influence campaign to respond to pro-Palestinian content and reports about Hamas.  It’s unclear whether the campaign revealed by Fake Reporter is part of that initiative.
. . . continues at MME (20 Mar 2024)
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