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hi all.. i am fundraising to unchopify my face* (*get ffs)..
if u could repost this link/photo (im on priv for a bit) or are able to donate anything at all i will be immensely grateful from tha bottom of my heart 💌💌
gofundme.com/f/shay-ffs
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Australian chef Zomi Frankcom left everything behind to feed starving children in Gaza. The IDF killed her. Photos of her body and a bloodied passport were then shared on Telegram channels, celebrated by 125,000 followers.
Remember her name.
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This is ridiculous. How do these people care more about promoting their prize than awarding it?
Replying to @helendewitt
But the video was a dealbreaker (& you can all now see what they were looking for). When the mind cracks up things can get v bad - traffic accidents, losing keys, phone, passport, cards; cdn't go there. So I had to stop. The whole BTS on blog: paperpools.blogspot.com/2026…
"Once, in the early eighties, when I lived in Italy for a few months that should in all have killed me, I saw a woman keel over and vomit onto her child."
i have a new short story out in giramondo's lit mag HEAT, available to read online below. love you. giramondopublishing.com/heat…
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Mandatory death penalties based on ethnicity but people on this website still try to say it’s not apartheid or genocide
#Israel authorities’ plans for legislation that would impose mandatory death sentences exclusively on Palestinians under certain circumstances fly in the face of international law. They are discriminatory and they violate international humanitarian law norms. We urge the authorities to drop these proposals.
➡️ ohchr.org/en/press-releases/…
something i wish was talked about more in discussions of writing craft is that most first drafts are not only bad, but also Evil
hello twitter. long time no see. this is ostensibly a professional acct so i will link this profile, which i am rather proud of, that i wrote for un magazine about the wonderful melbourne artist nunzio madden unprojects.org.au/article/nu…
i was an ally from the very first. when i was a child and heard that "people with AIDS and hand grenades" bit from the rude version of the playschool theme i was like, yes. arm them.
this is how it feels to write a novel youtube.com/watch?v=WOOw2yWM…
only recently found out that the line in the intro to tighten up, pt. 1 by archie bell & the drells is "we dance just as good as we walk". i always thought it was "just as good as we want". like a can-god-make-a-rock-so-heavy situation



















