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piopionie · 1 year
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Y his tiddies big
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othercombee · 3 months
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Hahaha can’t sleep part 2 have some more gachiakuta sketches ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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echoing-melody · 7 months
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In A Week- How do you want to die? :3
Honestly and realistically? Just in my sleep, blissfully unaware of it or it's consequences.
Goofy and unrealistic? Idk, Dragon fire or something.
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ocdisgusting · 2 years
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Anyway that its never a good time to kill yourself post has soo been on my mind. Like never a good time to do it but also like so hard to just talk about because so many other people are going through similar kms thoughts im not trting to add nothing new to the mix but like at what point do you reach out cause anh and all points never seem like a good time
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scullee · 2 years
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i had a dream “hozier” was pronounced like “hoozer”
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lilliankain · 4 months
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My current list of fantasy names
Dyhakran
Nehakran
Naiechex
Owtskril
Antara
Valyra
Aileen
Aruna
Aeron
Dante
Orion
Luan
Ehan
Raniik
Telkyn
Varlad
Morkos
Glyn
Seru
Caed
Koga
So’kee
Hoozer
Daun
Norwinn
Tomo
Moren
Norith
Vonte
Kanani
Bryn
Keth
Feel free to add your own!
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eduardomarin90 · 1 year
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We Love Graphic Design Montage from Stupid Studio on Vimeo.
Titles, teasers and openers for the design conference We Love Graphic Design in Copenhagen Denmark. Made as a co-creation with the amazing and wonderful Hvass & Hannibal. We did all the motion stuff. Please throw us a comment on what you think!
stupid-studio.com __________________________________
For et par uger siden blev Designkonferencen We Love Graphic Design afholdt for 3. gang og Stupid Studio var med, da Hvass og Hannibal (DK), Hansje van Halem, (NL) James White (CDN), Kate Moross (UK) og Brosmind (BCN) var på scenen og bl.a. fortælle om hvorfor det er vigtigt med personlige projekter og at fremtiden er multidiciplinær. Den visuelle identitet for We Love Graphic Design blev i år designet af Hvass & Hanníbal. Stupid Studio har med udgangspunkt i dén, lavet de animerede bagtæpper som kørte under hele konferencen.
Produceret af: stupid-studio.com Musik: Zach Van Hoozer (zulupearls.com)
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roleplayah-playin · 5 years
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Hoover Dam vlog | Hey I made a vlog!
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etothevictory · 5 years
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Why is it that every time some ex-jcrew model turned vagabond looking ass yt boy decides to record a couple negro spirituals yall lose your fuckin minds lmao
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books-n-quotes · 4 years
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Learn from the past, prepare for the future, and perform in the moment. - Mike Van Hoozer
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defineyourgrind · 4 years
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Learn from the past, prepare for the future, and perform in the moment. - Mike Van Hoozer
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quote-diaries · 4 years
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Learn from the past, prepare for the future, and perform in the moment. - Mike Van Hoozer
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booksquotelife · 4 years
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Learn from the past, prepare for the future, and perform in the moment. - Mike Van Hoozer
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lescroniques · 2 years
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Elles parlen: Llatines amb discapacitat persisteixen en pandèmia
Elles parlen: Llatines amb discapacitat persisteixen en pandèmia
Fabiola Gutiérrez / Natalie Van Hoozer / es.globalvoices.org / Ilustración de Giovana Fleck https://es.globalvoices.org/2022/03/01/ellas-hablan-latinas-con-discapacidad-persisten-en-pandemia/
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the-firebird69 · 3 years
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Indiana as in hoozers as in midwest vs yankeesyou see Thor Freya and sheen supposedly koncked arn out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqRV0zp96sE
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jbankai89 · 7 years
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I've been noticing a lot of YOI fic writers seem to enjoy basing their stories (at least the ones I gravitate to) in Montreal. The problem with this is it seems that at least half of these stories are written with minimalist research involved, and its beginning to drive me insane.
That said, here's a brief list of things for writing a quebecois character based in or around Montreal.
Slang:
We ain't American. We have our own slang, and not fucking hoozer or whatever the fuck I always see on those inane “Canadian Slang” lists. Here's a few that a Monterealer may use:
Dep or Depanneur (Deh-pan-err) – corner store or convenience store.
Guichet (gi-shet)– ATM Machine
Soccer-Baseball – Kickball
Tabarnak – Literal translation is Tabarnacle, but it's the same as saying “fuck”
Caliss – Literal translation is Chalice, but same as saying “shit” (French for shit is merde, but you here caliss or tabarnak more often)
The Habs – Montreal Canadiens, our hockey team.
OQLF (Office de la Langue Quebecois) – Language Police. Literally a branch of government that can fine shops for not having enough french signage. A common phrase here when you see a shop where all the signage is in french (even in an 80% english bookstore chain like Chapters/Indigo/Coles) is “Bill 101 strikes again.”
STM – Our public transport system. The workers are notorious for being total asshats if you don't speak french to them.
Metro – Subway
Poutine (pooh-tin) – french fries, cheese curds, and brown gravy. We're hella serious about our poutine out here, and even high-dining restaurants like Au Pied du Cochon have poutine on their menus.
Cabane a Sucre – Sugar Shack. In March when it's maple syrup season, people come in droves to areas outside the city like Riguad, and go “Sugaring off”. This is usually an excuse to eat maple taffy (hot maple syrup drizzled on clean snow that hardens, you roll up with a popsicle stick, and eat like a gooey lollipop) and consume your body weight in maple-laced meat products like tourtiere (spiced meat pie), maple baked beans, maple bacon, and more. There's also tours of the maple farms, but most people show up for the sugar rush.
If translating something for JJ to say into french and you're making him Quebecois, please rememeber to use Quebec French, not France French. There is a huge difference. Like American English vs British English. Like we say char instead of voiture, petit noir is espresso, t'veux tu vider? Instead of voulez-vous chouchez avec moi, ma blonde (girlfriend), mon chum (boyfriend), and things like that.
Montreal is actually way more english than people seem to realize, and Quebec nationalism is being less and less a thing as time passes. There's a common running joke that goes, “You know you're in montreal when you're greeted with Bonjour/Hi.”
Locality&MIsc:
Montreal is divided into a bunch of different boroughs around a downtown core. NDG (Notre-Dame-de-Grace, lots of students live here), Westmount (high end, hella english), St Henri, Verdun, etc.
Montreal is a party town, and in the summer there are festivals practically every week. We have the International Jass Festival, the Just for Laughs festival, Osheaga (indie music & art), '77 Fest (punk), Heavy Montreal(formerly Heavy MTL), to name a few. In the winter we also have IglooFest. The legal drinking age here is 18.
Schooling in Quebec is different from the rest of the country. Elementary school is grades K-6, High school is grades 7-11, then we have CEGEP* for 2-3 years, then University.
*CEGEP is a long french acronym that translates basically to Educational and Professional College. You can take 2-year pre-university programs like Social Science, Liberal Arts, Fine Arts, Science, etc, or 3-year professional courses like Nursing or Library Tech. In Montreal, the major english Cegeps are Vanier, Dawson, Marianopolis, or John Abbott (John Abbott is located off-island in a town called Sainte Anne de Bellevue, or Sainte Anne's for short)
Canada/Montreal does have some American stores like Forever 21, H&M, Starbucks, Walmart, The Gap, American Eagle, etc, but we don't have things like Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Target, Kmart, etc.
If something is happening in Montreal, usually its on Rue Sainte Catherine (usually the Ouest(West) side), Rue Saint Laurent, or (occasionally) Crescent Street.
Places you go in Montreal: Atwater or Jean Talon Markets, Mont Royal (where you get stoned at the tam tams), Cat Café(with real live rescue cats), the Bell Centre for arena shows and hockey games, Old Montreal if you like european architecture, Sky or Unity if you're into clubbing and are gay, Le Drugstore if you're a lesbian looking for a bar, La Banquise if you want like a gazillion different types of poutine, Schwartz, Smoked Meat Pete's or Chenoy's for smoked meat, a Montreal specialty...that's all I can think of off the top of my head.
Montreal is very secular. I know more devout Jewish and Muslim people than I do christians. I have no idea where this Christian/Catholic JJ headcanon came from, but bear in mind that aside from yahoo fringe groups, Montreal/Quebec at large is not deeply christian. (This is my own experience. Even people I know who went to all-girls or all-boys religious private schools all came out of them atheist, agnostic, or (in one case) pagan. The one or two devout christian people my age I knew were shunned and ostracized in school, not the other way around.) There was also a big scandal a few years ago where the Quebec gvt tried to ban all religious paraphernalia from workplace environments, everything from crosses to hijabs to anything else you can think of, but it was believed that this was a roundabout racist excuse to target Muslim Women.
This is a sum-up. Any Montrealers wanna add to this, or add corrections to experiences that differ from mine, feel free. :)
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