Janaina Medeiros
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Three Goblin Art
YOU ARE THE REASON
Product Placement
TVSTRANGERTHINGS
occasionally subtle
Mike Driver
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almost home
Cosimo Galluzzi
trying on a metaphor
Today's Document
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cherry valley forever
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@imheretofuckspiders
pinned post holy shit
whats up im misha
im transgender. he/they
talk to me about the magnus archives and the mechanisms. jonny sims' works are eating at my life.
magpod posts tag -> #the misha archives
other fandoms include hermitcraft and related mcyt, doctor who and stardew valley
lookin for friends :3
the second radish is 29 feet away
this is legitimately the funniest post on this site
underappreciated gag in the among us series is when they go put on their 'party outfits' and they're just the exact same clothes
This study is being done by Dr. Lisa Littman, Dr. Kenneth Zucker, and J. Michael Bailey. The same people behind the “Rapid Onset Gender Dysphoria” and other Transphobic pseudoscience. Do NOT give information to them via ayagdos, they have a long history of retractions and reported misconduct.
Report this ad wherever you see it. The fact that staff allows this kind of shit yet still turning a blind eye to everything else is just pure hatred.
Burden of Proof:
The project is called AYAGDOS—brought to you by the same names behind “Rapid Onset Gender Dysphoria” pseudoscience.
If you see this, don't participate. It's a rigged study by Lisa Littman and unethical researcher J. Michael Bailey meant to undermine access
So I litterly just saw the ad for this study and I was immediately caught off guard that there was the trans colors with the lightning bolt ... You know Nazis love the ss lightning bolt so yea.... After some quick research and looking at the study and word usage I'm in agreement that this study is likely a neonazi act to further push eugenics onto trans people. With the state of the world we need to be discerning that not everyone or everything that claims to be for us is actually pro-trans.
Made a post before about how the uncredited sexy rocky voice was totally done by James Ortiz, but I wanted confirmation on this so I hopped over to cameo! He gives some really good behind the scenes bits here too.
I'm sorry guys I know no one is going to want to hear this but I just got resuscitated after being dead for 5 minutes and it turns out hazbin hotel is true
Why do people treat near death visions and hallucinations as anything other than identical to dreaming?
I know some people take even dreams seriously, but it concerns me when I think about how people believe near-death or short-death experiences are somehow different or more true??
honestly an incredibly disrespectful and tasteless comment to make on my post about my very real experience of dying and going to hazbin hotel
@ralfmaximus Showers that will kill you
Holy shit I thought this was a Sims bit or someone playing with CAD software, but the last few seconds knocked me out
@thebibliosphere I'm pretty sure you are the appropriate recipient for other people's terrifying home renovation choices
People are unfazed if you hate women but if you dislike dogs they assume you're a bad person
Round 4
most iconic asexual
Ryland Grace
Gwenpool
Sorry Ryland but Gwenpool has had my heart for longer
THEY MADE GWENPOOL CANONICALLY AROACE????? COOL!!!
Shes even been in pride comics
If you guys make Gwenpool lose I’m losing all respect for you
This means you anyone who follows me
Some High Noon Over Camelot designs :D
And yes, once again, these were made because I created a fan character for it yaayyyy 🎉 The character is under the cut 🫶
(Source: Sen the donkey)
Two things this website hates and that’s women and gay people who are gay in the “I have sex with other gay people” way and not some sort of thinly defined yearning and homophobic joke based system largely applied to brothers and male coworkers in early 2000s television shows. Three things this website hates actually sorry silly me but this website does hate black people.
Yeah neopronouns arent a new fangled concept gen z came up with btw
I usually tell my students that “close reading” means looking at what is actually on the page, reading the text itself, rather than some idea “behind the text.” It means noticing things in the writing, things in the writing that stand out. To give you some idea of what this means, I’ve made up a list of five sorts of things that a close reading might typically notice: (1) unusual vocabulary, words that surprise either because they are unfamiliar or because they seem to belong to a different context; (2) words that seem unnecessarily repeated, as if the word keeps insisting on being written; (3) images or metaphors, especially ones that are used repeatedly and are somewhat surprising given the context; (4) what is in italics or parentheses; and (5) footnotes that seem too long. This list is far from complete—in fact, no complete list is possible—but the list is meant to begin to give you an idea of what sorts of things we notice when we’re doing close reading.
What all five of my examples have in common is that they are minor elements in the text; they are not main ideas. In fact, your usual practice of reading which focuses on main ideas would dismiss them all as marginal or trivial. Another thing they have in common is that, although they are minor, they are nonetheless conspicuous, eye-catching: they are either surprising or repeated, set off from the text or too long. Close reading pays attention to elements in the text which, although marginal, are nonetheless emphatic, prominent—elements in the text which ought to be quietly subordinate to the main idea, but which textually call attention to themselves.
Most of you have been educated to ignore such elements. You have been taught to seek out and identify the main ideas, dismissing the trivial as you go. This has had to be trained into you: read to a young child sometime, you will notice she has the annoying habit of interrupting the flow of the story to draw attention to some minor thing. Close reading resembles the interruptions of that child. It is a method of undoing the training that keeps us to the straight and narrow path of main ideas. It is a way of learning not to disregard those features of the text that attract our attention, but are not principal ideas.
Jane Gallop, “The Ethics of Close Reading: Close Encounters,” Journal of Curriculum Theorizing, Vol.16, No.3 (Fall 2000), pg.7-8 (x)
grace after finding ilyukhina's hidden bag of vodka and lipstick
Thoughts and prayers to my European mutuals suffering under their omega heat
