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Does anyone have any fun behind the scenes/set photos of lazytown because those are some of my favourite pictures to see of Stefán and i would just love to know if there are any more that I have not yet discovered

totallyriddikulus

I mean, I’m not calling you a liar Windows, but that sounds like something someone who’d fucked about with my files would say

I'm sorry. I know it doesn't mean anything at this point but I am truly sorry.

here you go again with the guilt trip. you are pressuring me to answer you. i didn’t respond to your text so you’re forcing me to respond to this.

this proves to me that you are not sorry. the fact that you did this proves to me you will just keep torturing me like this. you proved to me you don’t care how much you upset me, you ONLY care about yourself. does this make you happy? i liked you once. i still hope your life gets better and you find happiness, no matter how much you hurt me, no matter how sick i feel when i think about the shit you put me through but I don’t wish any ill on you. unlike you, apparently.

YOU are the reason i have to keep changing my blogs. this is you stalking me. no blog is safe from your guilt trips. i’ve told you how this makes me feel so many times i’ve lost count. that’s why i am convinced my feelings were never your concern. instead of respecting my need for space and silence (no matter how long that takes, even if it is forever) you pester me. this is why i don’t consider you a friend.

and the fact that you go “i know it doesn’t mean anything” so then why do you even say it? if you know it means nothing, why are you giving it to me? are you saying you’re giving me trash? what in the actual fuck am I really supposed to think about that? and this is actually another thing we have definitely talked about. i see you still do not understand.

I do not need or want apologies. i forgive people whether they apologize or not. and esp if your apology is as worthless as YOU YOURSELF say it is, it does me more harm than good. why is this so hard to understand? i don’t need your weak-ass “sorry.” I need to feel safe. I need to know that i don’t have to keep repeating myself over and over and over, i need to know that you can respect boundaries. i have no idea at all why you are so obsessed with me. the way you go out of your way to abuse, harass, stalk, even impersonate your previous rp partners and online friends makes you a very dangerous, untrustworthy person. i know for a fact you have spread vicious things about me every time i stop talking to you. how on earth can you possibly expect me to trust you after that? after any of this?

all you had to do was wait for my reply to that email. but instead you punished me for taking too long to reply.

#Anonymous

tsaagan

To my European followers!

The European Union is planning to censor the internet - but it’s much worse than the Net Neutrality in USA.

Article 13 is a provision in the proposed EU Copyright Directive mandating that all content uploaded to the internet be monitored and potentially deleted if a likeness to existing copyrighted content is detected. This provision will be voted on by the end of 2018. Find out more from C4C, Copybuzz and Save the Link. Whether a creator or a consumer, everyone who uses the internet will be affected by this law — which is why we all need to speak out against it. If you are a creator or independent business, the content that you upload to share with your audience might be deleted without your consent. Creators include but are not limited to artists –such as cartoonists, gamers, illustrators, photographers, documentary filmmakers, animators, musicians, DJs, and dancers,– bloggers, journalists, and technologists. Online platforms will be required to implement complex and expensive filtering systems and will be held liable for copyright infringement, potentially incurring fines that threaten their economic viability. Article 13 would restrict the ability of Internet users to consume content – meaning they won’t be able to find and enjoy diverse kinds of cultural expressions that they have grown accustomed to. The days of communicating through gifs and memes, listening to our favourite remixes online or sharing videos of our friends singing at karaoke might be coming to an end. Ultimately, the internet culture that has emerged in recent years – a culture that enables connections and democratises information – will become bureaucratic and restrictive.

Please go to http://saveyourinternet.eu/ there’s some e-mail templates you can use and send to your MEP, or you can tweet or call them.

tsaagan

I also found this:

While reconciling a tangle of copyright rules makes sense, the way it is playing out could be disastrous for everyone. Julia Reda, a German member of the European Parliament, has repeatedly warned of the negative consequences of the pending legislation as an “attack on the hyperlink.”

The law has two major problems according to Reda:

-Link tax: The law would require permission and potentially licensing fees to embed links in a piece of digital content, unless there’s a copyright exception. Europe does not really have a formal fair use doctrine. This essentially operates as a “link tax.”

-Aggressive copyright takedown rules: Platforms would be liable for infringements by users, with some exceptions. Accordingly, content sites (e.g., music and video) would likely be compelled to proactively scan uploaded content before publishing to make sure it didn’t violate copyright rules — resulting in potential censorship.

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