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it’s a fire boy and colors happened – oh yeah i did a kny vibe

[ID: Image 1 is a drawing of Zuko, leaning to the side and looking down with focus, holding his very curved dao sword with one hand and pressing the heel of his hand against the handle, wearing a turquoise jumpsuit and red overshirt that flies around his body, as well as a conical hat, his sword strapped to his back. Bright orange flames come from the bottom right corner, and swirls of other colors surround him on the bright yellow background, looking perhaps like air or water being bent: purple, teal, and light gray. The colors are very vibrant and show a sense of movement. A signature on the side says “heynougat”. Image 2 is a zoomed in version of the first drawing. End ID.]

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Feyre Archeron, High Lady of the Night Court, 28/?

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The acotar fandom is at each other’s throats on who to ship azriel with after reading A Court of Silver Flames while im just here like:

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If the police were afraid of being falsely accused of brutality, they'd be actively demanding to be filmed at all times. But they don't.

If the police didn't want to be seen as a gang, they'd be demanding the repeal of all laws against victimless actions so their only focus would be on violent criminals. But they don't.

If the police feared for their lives in every encounter with civilians, they'd do everything they could to reduce the number of encounters. For example, they'd demand the repeal of quotas, and they'd feel relieved when social workers want to take over some of those encounters. But they don't.

If the police didn't want to be judged as a group when one of them does something bad, they'd be actively and openly condemning the bad police officers and making sure everyone witnesses that. But they don't.

It's almost as if everything the police say is a lie.

Good job Zuko!

YOU hates terfs

rb if u hates terfs

'mobsters' are part of a 'mob'. and so you'd think 'lobsters' would be part of a 'lob', but ohohohhohoho, life just isn't so simple

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Another point for why it’s important to own your own copies of music and media, and not use streaming services, is because the copy you own can’t be taken back.

(This is also a good time to remind people that yout*be to mp3 converters still exist).

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And this is one of the reasons why I still own an MP3-Player + an extensive MP3 collection consisting of songs I ripped from various sources. Nowadays I mostly rip my songs from Spotify because of the audio quality. And since I’ve had people ask me how to do this in the past, here’s a short tutorial:

Install Audacity

On the microphone symbol, select either “Loudspeaker/Headphones”, “What You Hear” or “Stereo Mix”. The exact name may vary depending on your sound card but it’s usually one of these.

If you don’t see one of these, either your sound card doesn’t support it or you have to enable it first. In that case, right-click on the loudspeaker symbol in the system tray on the task bar and select “Open sound settings”. Click on “Sound control panel”, then go to the tab “Recording” and enable the device by right-clicking on it.

Click on “record” in Audacity and play the song.

Once the song is over, stop recording and click on “File/Export/Export to MP3″

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Cloudy Space

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i learned that the world record for the loudest thing ever shouted belongs to an Irish female teacher who shouted the word “quiet” at 121 decibels, the equivalent of a jet engine (x)

DISGUSTANG

oh my god?

Okay please read this whole article because there is important information in ther, including;

1. She never yells at her students- her record breaking 121 decibel shout happened during an event she’d been invited to. She was defending her title after setting the previous shouting record during a competition at a church camp, where she got to 119.4 decibels

2. The only reason she entered the first competition was because her twin sister had entered and was about to win with a shout of 119.1 decibels.

3. They took her to an expert to try to understand how she shouted so very loud and his conclusion was that her supernatural volume was fueled entirely by her need to beat her sister.

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That’s just how siblings are.

jumpingjacktrash

where are the shouting competitions? i want to try.

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exhale

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Honestly the whiplash of seeing the beginning of “do you love the color of the sky” and absolutely flinging yourself further down the dashboard at light speed to scroll past it, only to discover that it’s the shortened version and you now have to gingerly scroll back up to the posts you missed? Arguably a funnier prank than the original