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it’s literally endlessly fucking funny to me how certifiably insane post timeskip sabo is about his brothers. he remembered who luffy and ace were and they immediately rocketed to #1 on his priority list with absolutely no contest. he devotes himself to being an older brother with the same fanatical obsession that he’s been using to lead revolutions and luffy is so used to ‘older brother’ meaning ‘guy who has attached a significant portion of his self worth and meaning in life to you’ that it fully doesn’t even register as weird to him. he manages to secretly make luffy a vivre card and luffy acts this is reasonable rational behavior!!! just normal older brother shit for them to be fully neck deep in your business without ever mentioning it!!!! cannot believe they ever managed to make us think sabo was the normal rational one. what the fuck lmao
#sabo#it’s just. it makes me laugh constantly when I remember the vivre card move. absolutely insane where did you get luffy’s fingernails!!#that and the fact that he’s now an internationally wanted terrorist LMAO. he couldn’t be born into infamy like ace and luffy those shmucks#he pulled himself up by his bootstraps via brutal pipe murder and made a name for himself!!#honestly tho I get it if my little brother was off doing insane shit I WOULD be stalking him from the background doing weird shit. I would.#one piece#revolutionary sabo
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The year is almost over! Have a happy 2024, everyone! ✨
#sing movie#sing 2#Buster Moon#I attempted to make like a cute postcard thing if you wanted to use it somehow#ive got high hopes for 2024!!#moving internationally pursuing my dream full speed ahead#there’s NO going back at this point#and I can’t WAIT!!#happy 2024!
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MY STUDENT VISA JUST GOT APPROVED IM GONNA STUDY IN NEW YORK STARTING NEXT MONTH
#fred says a thing#personal#OHHHH MY GODDDD THAT TOOK FOREVER#NOW I HAVE TO LIKE. MOVE. INTERNATIONALLY.#JESUS CHRIST OKAY
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#are we ready to have a conversation about the definition of “best goalie in the world” yet?#i'm being a bitch but i've held off on this#on the upside at least we were never shut out and we don't have to play fucking *******#to my first point this is the problem with not having a consistent league#international play is so limited that you cannot judge based on that and you cannot judge based on college#i mean tbt to last year's red stars#we should also have a conversation about how obsessed we are with shooting the puck low#and every other team has a couple of snipers#and if we sniped a little more instead of doing the fake outs we might be in a different place#im just so tired#and not to rub it in but we were never going to win the cup#like somehow every team plays their best against us#i hope erin ambrose still gets defender of the year#and i hope ******* ******* does not get 4 awards#like if you see someone coming at you 1-1 have you considered moving back in your crease a bit#i would also be interested to know if the order gets shaken up#because again if you are only playing internationally with the best defenders protecting you#then how much are you really tested#same could be said for campbell though#i maintain that montreal's biggest enemy is their brains#and he was way out of crease on a lot of these#and if you look at frankel or campbell's positioning they are never that far out#also we have to talk about the face offs being atrocious tonight#like i said i'm glad it's over#and like i said before i think i prefer the winning the league situation instead of the playoff setup#maybe minnesota pulls it out#but at the end of the day we are undefeated in regulation playoff hockey#brings me to another point which is would it not make more sense that you have to get 9 of 15 points in a playoff series#and so then the score would be 3-6 and we'd still be in it#like continue with the points system
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#leologisms#um. no additional tags i guess. doesnt need the vcld tag#anyway. im finally sitting down to listen to one of kenshi yonezus albums in full and. man.#i actually havent heard most of the songs on this one before. but god the sense of familiarity and nostalgia washing over me#hachi has been one of my favourite vocaloid producers for so long. i know this album is an entire decade old this year. but finally#sitting down with it and really looking in the face how hes moved from a vocaloid producer making songs for a niche audience#to an internationally recognised artist. like many other people who were in the vocaloid scene ten years ago. god.#its the same feeling i got when i listened to sand planet for the first time. fuck. <- getting misty over it
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this is your very friendly reminder to be kinder to customer service / service workers because their jobs are hard enough , and you making their job harder for no reason makes zero sense and gets nothing done productively.
#* out of chara .#just had to stick up for a cashier because some dick bag's card wasn't working and was taking it out on him#and using the excuse I live here not so i need to be able to shop here and use it '#as if that's the cashier's fault that their 'universal card' declined multiple times#and was trying to educate the cashier as if the cashier could do more for him to help#and bless the cashier#they were doing their best#like my head hurts so much but this was bullshit#don't be a dick#just because you moved internationally#doesn't give you the right to be a dick#kindness and patience is universal you fuck
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#Transitionary periods of life are So! Stressful!!#I hate getting texts and stuff from friends and family like ‘did you get into [prestigious university i applied for] yet?’#like. No! they only let in like 15% of applicants! it’s going to take them a while to decide!!#and their immediate follow-up question is ‘when will you find out?’#That information! is NOWHERE. on their WEBSITE!!!#plus we just had three snow days at work and I missed out on like 20 of my work hours for last week#so my paycheck is gonna be super slim on Friday!#and I have not bought groceries in a while!#thank god I have a remote job or I would probably be freezing my ass off in a tent right now! (woo precarious situations!)#oh. and I have my comprehensive exams to prepare for too.#I have three weekends to write three 5 page (single-spaced; 10 if they’re double-spaced) research papers#these three weekends will be happening in March.#that’s. not very far away from us right now. I got. a few weeks. tops. to prepare for this.#and I did do a lot of prep work already. I took a capstone course. I did an independent study#and I read a LOT of stuff about phonetics/phonology last month#but like. I won’t know the questions until the weekend I have to write the paper. 5 pages in 2 days. that’s stressful.#i am suprised I’m not wearing a rut in the floor from pacing so much!#I will be going insane. through no fault of my own. (unless you count giving up a cushy job and moving internationally a fault? yeah ok)
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Tagged by @wo-der-horizont-beginnt , thank you!!
favorite color: Dark purple (like eggplant/indigo ish), black
currently reading: Rereading The Secret History, reading for the first time Susan Kay Phantom (I've owned it for like 5 years and never got around to it and it's wild ajdkks)
last song: The Neapolitan Dance from Swan Lake (last night) (hehe)
last series: Nyrkki / Shadow Lines
last movie: Troll (2022) - it was really funny and weird lmao, basically Godzilla but Norwegian
sweet/savoury/spicy: Sweet!
currently working on: My todolf ballet au fanfic 👀👀👀👀👀 I'm slightly afraid of it being boring, but tbh boring fic is better than no fic I think
tagging: @jon-withnoh @sarcasticdolphin @adridoesstuff @armandjolras @anne-prouvaire @loststolenorstrayed (sorry for any possible double tags xD)
#tag thing#i need to finish the ballet au before school starts#also i am COMPLETELY unprepared to move internationally 😭
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my red flag is traveling and telling myself "this place is nice, i think i should move here" instead of making amends and maturely talking to my peers about why their presence is making me hate where i currently live in
#ujutxt#it's the third culture internationality and escapism for me tbh#nah cos i was strolling around bangkok in my first day here in thailand#and i was like#ayo#cheap prices#good rent#there's a fucking metro#public transit's aight#like#why not#i can literally just#with my current savings#100% move#and it wouldn't be an issue#also i reckon it wouldn't be that hard for me to get a job#if i worked for a foreign branch in asia#that's how life goes and it's pointing for me to go to bangkok#then again that could just be me because i hate toronto
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im not even gonna be 25 for another 6 months but i think im gonna spend next year thinking about a) whether I want to move somewhere b) where I would want to move and c) if there’s a genuine reason for me to want to move other than having a fun tendency to run away from things.
#full stop I would like to escape America but like. my whole family is here.#google search how do I convince every single member of my family and friends to move internationally with me
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i got this delusional thought in my head that a friend of mine is gonna invite me out tonight but i know i have schoolwork to do so the only thing motivating me to get the work done rn is the delusional pretense that i'll be invited out later and want to be able to say yes
#this is absolutely whack of me but yknow what. ig i'll take the motivation as it comes#i have a friend who moved internationally a few years ago and she's back home visiting and the odds are unlikely but not completely#that she'll text me that she and another friend (who i was coincidentally talking abt yesterday) will be going out and say#hey we should invite her#so anyway im gonna dive into some readings i have to do for school and see what happens lol#m takes grad skl
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Do we know why Brec Bassinger went to Vancouver? I'm not an expert, but weren't other CW shows filmed in Vancouver? Could this be somehow season 4 related? If so, please no, this is bad news 🥲 what happened to Atlanta, they don't have budget to shoot in Atl anymore…
Anon, it’s called a vacation 🤍
#to move relocate and rebuild sets internationally would cost MORE money btw. and no there is no news about s4 y#*yet#this is a WILD assumption#this just in! canada is a beautiful place. i would know. as a canadian.
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#.mgp#the closer i get to leaving the more i sgoing wrong#praying that nothing goes wrong tomorrow#moving out internationally is so stressful
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two people have offered to buy the bike and jumped off at the last second and i just ;; i need to get rid of it and I really need the money before the 10th aaaaaa
#caw#moving internationally on the 10th so i cant really do anything and i have nowhere to leave it#and would br such a waste#aaa#literally was about to leave to do the trade and then he says no i cant take it#bruhhhhhhhhh PLEASE#someone come get it please#;;
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It is over and everything is lost. This is the refrain repeated by Armenian families as they take that final step across the border out of their home of Nagorno-Karabakh.
In just a handful of days more than 100,000 people, almost the entire Armenian population of the breakaway enclave, has fled fearing ethnic persecution at the hands of Azerbaijani forces. The world barely registered it. But this astonishing exodus has vanished a self-declared state that thousands have died fighting for and ended a decades-old bloody chapter of history.
On Saturday, along that dusty mountain road to neighbouring Armenia, a few remaining people limp to safety after enduring days in transit.
Among them is the Tsovinar family who appear bundled in a hatchback littered with bullet holes, with seven relatives crushed in the back. Hasratyan, 48, the mother, crumbles into tears as she tries to make sense of her last 48 hours. The thought she cannot banish is that from this moment forward, she will never again be able to visit the grave of her brother killed in a previous bout of fighting.
“He is buried in our village which is now controlled by Azerbaijan. We can never go back,” the mother-of-three says, as her teenage girls sob quietly beside her.
“We have lost our home, and our homeland. It is an erasing of a people. The world kept silent and handed us over”.
She is interrupted by several ambulances racing in the opposite direction towards Nagorno-Karabakh’s main city of Stepanakert, or Khankendi, as it is known by the Azerbaijani forces that now control the streets. Their job is to fetch the few remaining Karabakh Armenians who want to leave and have yet to make it out.
“Those left are the poorest who have no cars, the disabled and elderly who can’t move easily,” a first responder calls at us through the window. “Then we’re told that’s it.”
As the world focused on the United Nations General Assembly, the war in Ukraine and, in the UK, the felling of an iconic Sycamore tree, a decades old war has reignited here unnoticed.
It ultimately heralded the end of Nagorno-Karabakh, a breakaway Armenian region, that is internationally recognised as being part of Azerbaijan but for several decades has enjoyed de facto independence. It has triggered the largest movement of people in the South Caucasus since the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Azerbaijan has vehemently denied instigating ethnic cleansing and has promised to protect Armenians as it works to reintegrate the enclave.
But in the border town of Goris, surrounded by the chaotic arrival of hundreds of refugees, Armenia’s infrastructure minister says Yerevan was now struggling to work out what to do with tens of thousands of displaced and desperate people.
“Simply put this is a modern ethnic cleansing that has been permitted through the guilty silence of the world,” minister Gnel Sanosyan tells The Independent, as four new busses of fleeing families arrive behind him.
“This is a global shame, a shame for the world. We need the international community to step up and step up now.”
The divisions in this part of the world have their roots in centuries-old conflict but the latest iterations of bitter bloodshed erupted during the collapse of the Soviet Union. The Karabakh Armenians, who are in the majority in the enclave, demanded the right to autonomy over the 4,400 square kilometre rolling mountainous region that has its own history and dialect. In the early 1990s they won a bloody war that uprooted Azerbaijanis, building a de facto state that wasn’t internationally unrecognised.
That is until in 2020. Azerbaijan, backed by Turkey, launched a military offensive and took back swathes of territory in a six-week conflict that killed thousands of soldiers and civilians. Russia, which originally supported Armenia but in recent years has grown into a colder ally, brokered a fragile truce and deployed peacekeepers.
But Moscow failed to stop Baku in December, enforcing a 10-month blockade on Nagorno-Karabakh, strangling food, fuel, electricity and water supplies. Then, the international community stood by as Azerbaijan launched a 24-hour military blitz that proved too much for Armenian separatist forces. Outgunned, outnumbered and weakened by the blockade, they agreed to lay down their weapons.
For 30 years the Karabakh authorities had survived pressure from international powerhouses to give up statehood or at least downgrade their aspirations for Nagorno-Karabakh. For 30 years peace plans brokered by countries across the world were tabled and shelved.
And then in a week all hope vanished and the self-declared government agreed to dissolve.
Fearing further shelling and then violent reprisals, as news broke several Karabakh officials including former ministers and separatist commanders, had been arrested by Azerbaijani security forces, people flooded over the border.
At the political level there are discussions about “reintegration” and “peace” but with so few left in Nagorno-Karabakh any process would now be futile.
And so now, sleeping in tents on the floors of hotels, restaurants and sometimes the streets of border towns, shellshocked families, with a handful of belongings, are trying to piece their lives together.
Among them is Vardan Tadevosyan, Nagorno-Karabakh’s minister of health until the government was effectively dissolved on Thursday. He spent the night camping on the floor of a hotel, and carries only the clothes he is wearing. Exhausted he says he had “no idea what the future brings”.
“For 25 years I have built a rehabilitation centre for people with physical disabilities I had to leave it all behind. You don’t know how many people are calling me for support,” he says as his phone ringed incessantly in the background throughout the interview.
“We all left everything behind. I am very depressed,” he repeats, swallowing the sentence with a sigh.
Next to him Artemis, 58, a kindergarten coordinator who has spent 30 years in Steparankert, says the real problems were going to start in the coming weeks when the refugees outstay their temporary accommodation.
“The Azerbaijanis said they want to integrate Nagorno-Karabakh but how do you blockade a people for 10 months and then launch a military operation and then ask them to integrate?” she asks, as she prepares for a new leg of the journey to the Armenian capital where she hopes to find shelter.
“The blockade was part of the ethnic cleansing. This is the only way to get people to flee the land they love. There is no humanity left in the world.”
Back in the central square of Goris, where families pick through piles of donated clothes and blankets and aid organisations hand out food, the loudest question is: what next?
Armenian officials are busy registering families and sending them to shelters in different corners of the country. But there are unanswered queries about long-term accommodation, work and schooling.
“I can’t really think about it, it hurts too much,” says Hasratyan’s eldest daughter Lilet, 16, trembling in the sunlight as the family starts the registration process.
“All I can say to the world is please speak about this and think about us. We are humans, people made of blood, like you and we need your help.”
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