Rwanda Bailey Layouts ！ For day OO5 of @kiochisato's event ！ A character without changing the blue values ou a character without the color blue。 No Kin ／ Me ／ iD unless @puresel ／ girlfie && no f/o unless Lolita { mwe ！} Reblog && credit if using ♡

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late day 6 of my editing event ( a dark character edited with a cute aesthetic ) — f2u with credit . no f/o tags please

the dividers on this post are only to be used by me in tumblr posts , thank you .

notes: i could edit him for eternity and never get bored . i love him my fav boyfie <3

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On this episode of Saki talks about relatively obscure things she likes, I’m very happy because I just found out that every volume of From The Red Fog will be out in Barnes and Noble on October 17th!! It’s been a long time favorite manga of mine and it’s sad nobody talks about it 😭😭😭

From the Red Fog Spoilers [Ch. 23]

Macalo : My parents were both murdered when I was a kid

Rwanda, the murderer who killed her parents : Damn, that's crazy. What kind of sick fuck would do something like that

still so fucking pissed over from the red fog chp 25.... WDYM END THERE IS SO MUCH SHIT TO DEAL W HUHHHHHH

FROM THE RED FOG MASTERLIST (pls give me rwanda content)

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Rwanda Bailey, he's from a manga named "From The Red Fog" ^^

Echoes of Migration: From Penal Colonies to Teleportation Fantasies

In the year 2024, amidst the hustle and bustle of modern society, where technology seemed to offer solutions to every problem, there emerged an unexpected twist in the story of migration. As if plucked straight from the pages of a science fiction novel, the concept of teleportation teased the imaginations of the masses, offering a fantastical solution to the age-old dilemma of relocation. However, while the allure of teleportation captivated the minds of many, the complexities of its implementation remained a formidable obstacle.

Meanwhile, in the quaint courtrooms of the Old Bailey, where the echoes of history danced with the present, the legacy of past migration policies lingered like a spectre. Tales of penal transportation to distant colonies, once deemed a solution to societal woes, now seemed like antiquated relics of a bygone era. The ghosts of convicts sent off to far-off lands haunted the corridors of justice, whispering tales of hardship and injustice.

But amidst the seriousness of legal proceedings, there lingered a subtle undercurrent of humour—a wry acknowledgement of the absurdity of it all. For how could one not chuckle at the notion of criminals being shipped off to the other side of the world, only to find themselves in a land where even the native flora and fauna seemed determined to thwart their endeavours?

And now, in a bizarre turn of events, whispers began to circulate of a new destination for Britain's unwanted souls—Rwanda. The very mention of this once war-torn nation invoked a mixture of confusion and amusement among the populace. Rwanda, with its tumultuous history and distant locale, seemed like an unlikely choice for relocation. Yet, in the topsy-turvy world of geopolitics, stranger things had certainly happened.

As discussions unfolded about the mechanics of teleportation, with comparisons drawn to the fanciful technology of Star Trek, the irony was not lost on the observers. Here they were, debating the feasibility of beaming individuals across vast distances in the blink of an eye, while still grappling with the simplest of societal challenges.

And so, against this backdrop of historical echoes and technological marvels, the British legal system stumbled forward, grappling with the complexities of a world in flux. As they navigated the intricacies of contemporary migration policies, they couldn't help but wonder if, perhaps, a touch of teleportation magic might just offer a solution to their perennial woes. After all, in a world where "Beam me up, Scotty" remained the stuff of legend, anything seemed possible—even the most improbable of migrations.

Anthony's Stupid Daily Blog (720): Wed 6th Mar 2024

I decided that I would spend today bashing out a first draft of a sitcom script for entry into the Sitcommission competition. John Swartzwelder the legendary writer of The Simpsons offers aspiring comedy writers the advice to get your first draft done as quick as you can, preferably in the one day. He says not to worry about how uneventful and unfunny it is because all that matters is getting that first draft done because then on the second day you can start the re-writing process which he says is much easier. Graham Linehan offers another superb pointer which is to have all your different ideas on individual cards and then play around with them, seeing if any of the ideas match up and could potential merge into one bigger idea. He says this way is much better than sitting at your desk and writing out the whole plot in order and constantly trying to figure out what comes next in the story. I took both of these tips on board and started work after a few cups of tea and a few dozen YouTube videos that I’ve seen a million times before. I’ve already got the premise for the sitcom ready as I have written several scripts of a sitcom that I didn’t enter into the competition because I didn’t think they were ready or because they didn’t quite fit the competition’s silly rules and guidelines. The sitcom will be about a brother and sister named Sonny and Val who work at a youth club despite hating children and their constant plans to get back to their former lives of being a weatherman and a TV producer respectfully. Each episode will feature another character whose name and profession changes every week similar to The Red Guy from Cow and Chicken. The plot of the episode I’ve come up with after whole day of “writing” is Sonny and Val trying to gain re-entry to a popular bar that they have been banned from by charming the owners widower. I've finished the script and as expected although there are some highlights it's not very good as a whole but as Linehan says this is to be expected and the poor nature of every first draft is that puts a lot of writers off starting something. Tomorrow I'll begin the editing process to put in better jokes and since I now what joes are going to happen later in the script I'lll go back and sow the seeds of those jokes in the first part of the story so that the payoff means more when it arrives. I can't deny I thought that it would be agony getting this thing together but I've actually had a very enjoyable time today.

I read about the largest pair of jeans that has even been made, 214 feet made by a department store in Peru. When I say I read about it I mean I read that there is one, I'm not suggesting that the giant pair of jeans has had a biography written about it. I've said before that I'm constantly jumping to the conclusion that everything no matter how innocent looking actually has something sinister behind it and when I saw these jeans I immediately thought that the reason they've made them is because there's a lab in Peru that's attempting to genetically engineer a 214 foot Jeremy Clarkson. You may think that's a ridiculous thing to think (unless David Icke reads this blog) but I think that once the government realizes that the Rwanda planes are never going to get off the ground they will start to look for alternatives to keep immigrants out and what could be a more imposing deterrent than paddling towards Dover and seeing a colossal Jeremy Clarkson sat on the White Cliffs? Nothing that's what

Watched an episode of Bill Bailey's new show Perfect Pub Walks where he goes for a long walk with another celebrity. This episode featured Paul Merton walking with Bill across the Dorset coast and was very enjoyable. There are quite a few of these kinds of shows that highlight the beauty of every day life and the therapeutic healing power of nature. Sometimes you need shows like this to remind you that life can pass you buy while you're worrying about your next car upgrade or how many new followers you've acquired on social media this week or your city being attacked by a 214 foot Jeremy Clarkson. If this was my show then it probably wouldn't be as enjoyable because the only way I can relax these days is to imagine torturing to death everybody who's ever besmirched me and I can't imagine there would be any celebrity will to sign up to a TV show where this is the premise….maybe Justin Lee Collins, I mean he's got to have run out of money at this stage. It's good to see that Paul has retained his legendary quick wit even as he approaches seventy. Thirty years ago he was rightly considered to be one of the countries funniest men and while I acknowledge that there have been other contenders to his crown notably Sean Lock, David Mitchell, Ross Noble and not James Corden but for me Merton will always be the master. There's a great moment where Paul looks out at the idyllic dandelion fields with the ocean glistening in the foreground and comments “I remember when this was all factories”.

RWANDA THEME OH MY STARS IM GOING INSANE . /pos

yes it is i the rwanda bailey mogaiblr >_<　...　when i first made my blog my theme was rwanda also　!　( but it was a much brighter red )　<-　real fans remmeber...　:/　...　but i do like my theme now WAYYY MORE :3

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ruwanda and macalo!! <33 imo, i wish the mangaka got more time to work on the plot and everything …. it started out interesting but fell off with the last chaps :/

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non-rwanda headers not mine (creds to owners) like/reblogs appreciated <3