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[So...did I miss something in this time I was away?]

#ooc #[Something new about Kareki or...]#j-rock rp #dir en grey rp #[I miss the fights with Kareki]

Important (or not) update

[So...hi guys. Well, school is taking away much of my time and I could barely run this tumblr. HOWEVER...I'm back now. I promise. This time for real. I need to change some stuff in it - nothing much - and then I'll start rping again. Yaaaaaay. My English has improved, which is good too. Besides that, nothing really changed. Thanks for your...understanding and patience, I guess. Love you all. :3]

#ooc #[I'm finally back]#[Btw I'll change my writing style. Expect changes]#[Shit will get serious now]

babygoatsandfriends

biigfooot

oH HOLY FUCK MY VOLUME WAS UP ALL THE WAY SEND HELP

babygoatsandfriends

honestly if you see a vine of a person holding a baby goat, i would just assume it will be screaming

its-night-again

So, I went to the market and…well… I don’t think that’s a good name for your brand.

#ooc: yup yup #Don't do this #Don't name your brand illuminati

upworthy

The U.S. got a human rights report card from the rest of the world. They think we can do better.

Every four years, each one of the 134 member countries in the United Nations gets a human rights review. The U.S. just had its turn.

At a hearing held May 11, 2015, 117 of the member nations spoke up. Each representative got only 65 seconds to speak, but it still added up to about three and a half hours of statements.

The United States did not get a glowing review.

Nations repeatedly called out the U.S. for police violence and especially systemic racial discrimination by the police. Many of them also identified the continued use of the death penalty as a human rights concern as well as the ongoing operations at Guantánamo Bay. (In its previous review in 2010, the U.S. committed to “find a solution for all persons detained at Guantánamo Bay" — yet as of January 2015, 122 men are still kept at the facility.)