Literally any of them could become my phone wallpaper for months.
very well could be.
I did not realize that graffiti was based on an actual photograph.
that nobody grew up, but i was supposed to pretend the adults around me were anything more than tall children.
Good article.
I appreciate that this was the photo the bbc chose to express German concern over US Russian relations;
fuck.
One in four foster kids will end up homeless.
https://nfyi.org/issues/homelessness/
up to 3 out of 10 homeless people are foster kids who aged out.
what the fuck.
I thought it was bad enough knowing about the veteran rights.
some of the studies show higher rates.
The studies. on the homeless children.
"i'm not the one talking about fucking children right now..."
you literally are the one, as shown in your comments about fucking children above. you should stop and get help or turn yourself in.
you have to deal with that sickness yourself.
wow, even though it's excerpts and explanatory panels are fascinating.
"A quick journey through the microcosm that is the toxic world of fitness influencers."
you either didn't watch the video or somehow completely missed the point that he narrated and edited very clearly.
he found out a lot about himself by pursuing something that interested him, and seems to have ended up better appreciating the world, himself and those around him.
wow, that was a very honest and surprisingly emotional video, thanks for sharing
yeah, it's right in that same article.
looks like that's the "details below" part of that paragraph.
same deal in China. some people will like your jokes and others won't.
"no matter what it should always be acceptable to discuss a topic."
This is probably where you're running into trouble; rape victims are not into being blamed or mocked for getting raped, for example, and many people won't appreciate someone offending or making other people uncomfortable unnecessarily.
you have the prerogative to choose your words and other people have the prerogative to judge your words.
to get back to your original comment, I can assure you that having a rough or even largely disagreeable personality is not going to stop you moving to, living or teaching in China or most other countries.
people saved them before they were Taken down.
https://nasawatch.com/education/you-can-still-read-nasas-deleted-first-woman-graphic-novels/
Some of them are so great
I remember this book so little that I thought the book ended when they figured out what the secret alien tech was at the base.
I thought the joke was
Title
Oh it's a toilet, haha and then it ended. I forgot the whole Scooby doo chase with the captain.
Not too much going on in this one.
I remembered this cover very well among a few that I remember well. And I don't know why except maybe it's because how they describe how the horses run? Or this seems like the most plausible transformation to me I think.
Again, don't know why.
I remember clearly when
spoiler
Jara slices his head open to prove that he's not a controller, and then later when they use the Hork Bajir's regenerative capabilities to trick visser three, I remember that being the first time foreshadowing in a novel ckicked for me.
This is when the Hork Bajir revealed that their blades, the deadly blades all over their body, are only used to strip bark from trees because that's their food. That was a super cool species trait so the authors can make it known that they're not just these beings created to be deadly warriors, there is some reason behind their hardware.
It's so shocking that he slices his freaking head open and I couldn't figure out why he did that, and then at the end of the book I'm like oh it's a plot device haha. Got it.
And then this also has the ellimist interfering constantly in a world he's not allowed to interfere in.
And Tobias regains his morphing ability and gets to be a boy some of the time again so we're all excited for him and Rachel to date
woop woop!
I love the idea that a particular DNA can be allergic and your body just can't handle it despite all the future technology whatsis going on.
The point that I remember the best about this book, is definitely when Cassie as Rachel is walking away and the guy shouts "Andalite" after her, and Cassie just says "yeah, a light would be great".
That pun that had me rolling when I first read it, preteen dumbstruck by the cleverness, and now I realize one of the writers must have just had it in their back pocket for 12 books just waiting for the right moment haha.
yeah. i know it's hard to "prepare someone for the real world", but letting a kid or teenager know that none of the adults know what they're doing and aren't acting according to any set of rigid rules might break through that shell.
"People will be more mature in high school/university/the real world" is some misleading bunk.