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“If you promise to stay alive just a little bit longer I promise that we are going to make this world a place worth living in by any means necessary. I ain’t giving up. I swear.”

Spotted in Clackamas, Oregon

anarchopuppy

I can’t stop thinking about this message, so I spent a while trying to isolate just the writing and make it transparent. I might order a shirt with it

Whoever in Clackamas wrote this message on their bus stop, I love you

slipperyslideyday

[ if you promise to stay alive just a little bit longer I promise that we are going to make this world a place worth living in by any means necessary. I ain’t giving up. I swear. end caption ]

wuvbuggy-deactivated20221018

dont care didnt ask plus your pessimistic outlook on life is exhausting

wuvbuggy-deactivated20221018

"we all die" "love is pointless" "its never gonna get better" yeah ok bitch maybe!!!! i dont care tho im still gonna love with my entire heart and live every day like its my last!!!

midnightinjapan

Rest in Peace Kirby Morrow August 28, 1973 - November 18, 2020

#literally heartbroken

nsamori

talk about yemen. talk about the 63,000 yemeni children that died of preventable causes. talk about how the UN dubbed it “ the world’s largest humanitarian crisis ”. talk about US’ major role in backing Saudi Arabia’s bombing. talk! talk! talk! this needs to get the deserved and much needed attention.

yadunya

To see my home country crumble, my people starve and the world turning blind eye for almost a decade while it’s burning to ashes. I’ve never been so enraged, so heartbroken and so disappointed. The world has failed Yemen. Yemen was a home to kind people who lived simple lives. Yet they continue to suffer the most. May Allah grant the fallen children the highest levels of heaven. And May Allah grant the people strength to rise from the rubble and reign their country in peace again.

thecollectibles

MAY: The Mermaid of Lily Lake (part 2) by Andy Ivanov

Visit the artist’s Instagram to see the story’s resolution!

Part 1

thecollectibles

The Mermaid of Lily Lake by Andy Ivanov

thecollectibles

Are you ready for Part 2? :)

nopenname22

I've seen lots of people outraged that we didn't get a kiss in the manga but o m g

Look at this body language ~

wildebeestpd

luukeskywalker

hindsight is 20/20 unless you’re sesshoumaru. never look back king

#this is the content im back for

findingfeather

Author Ursula Vernon has a friend currently staying with her.

Ursula and Kevin reply:

This is still one of the best Internet Sitcoms around at the moment. You’re welcome.

findingfeather

Addition:

la-laborista-republiko

cryptiboy

what if public libraries were open late every night so that:

- children and teens who cant get home until a later time have a safe, warm, well lit, populated area to socialize, charge devices, rest, etc

- children and teens have a safe place to go to stay away from danger

- people who have jobs that take up most of the day would still have time ANY DAY OF THE WEEK to go use the libraries facilities (printing, computers, etc)

impoverished-youth

!!!!

hand-face-chan

What if public libraries were properly funded to meet the changing needs of the public including extended hours? Haha…. Just kidding….. Unless?

ladylaufeyson1

This ^^^

ayellowbirds

and i can tell you, as a librarian: we desperately want this. We want to be able to provide that service, that staffing. We might not always say it, because it’s hard to sell it—but if the community gives us those resources, we will do it. I put on a stern face and a firm voice when it’s time to close, because with the hours and budget being what they are, it’s going to be bad for the library if people hang around after closing time—some of our systems don’t even work depending on the hour. But oh gods, do I hate asking people to leave the library.

So, get involved with your local public library. You don’t have to visit every day, or every week.

You can get some intra- or inter-library loans, you can ask about books you want that aren’t in the system, you can inquire about types of programming you’d like to see the library host (and if you have a skill you can teach to others, you can offer to conduct a program yourself).

Find out if there’s a Friends of the Library or similar organization. Get involved in that. Help out with booksales.

More importantly to all of this, you can find out about the parts of your community that have a say in the library. That might just be the local government (visit town council meetings for a while! Listen to things other people are talking about, the issues that concern them, and explain how the library can be a solution when you finally get up to speak!), it might be a library board made up of concerned citizens, it might be administration of a city-wide library system.

Advocate for the library. Advocate for it as a community space. Talk to librarians about what we need, about what people are asking for that we can’t provide—the libraries i work at are constantly getting people coming in asking if we have a public fax, if we have a scanner, if we have a notary.

There will be stumbling blocks. You won’t get the answers you won’t, most likely. But you will be the most important thing: a voice speaking up, saying We Need This In Our Community.