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#skeletal remains

> OC/miscellaneous story art

#iso: in search of | #original characters

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my lowest moment

“I don’t know what my goals are, no. Thanks for asking.”

bashcrandicoot

50k on this. If anything i’d like everyone reblogging this to know ive read the same sentiment over and over again. I read pretty much every reblogs tags and it both saddens me and fills me with this strange sort of comfort. So you are not alone! Neither am I

If you’d like to check out some of my more light hearted stuff i have a little mini zine for sale over at itch.io:

A zine about tinder if it was good

Thanks for liking this one tho everybody

#sigh #yeah.

organhound

-- Time for Gyoza! --

#dorohedoro

leia-regina

I’m so happy the Carbonite is gone. I’m movin’ on. I’m so happy that it’s over now. The pain is gone.

#gifset

werewolf butch biker, dee

#original characters #butch #werewolf #biker #lesbian #butch lesbian #illustration #skeletal remains.

manga-and-stuff

Source: Dorohedoro MUD AND SLUDGE Artbook

by Q Hayashida

Link to the full Artbook

#q hayashida

delfindakila

MARC ALLAN ELIZAN JOSE Ang Daang Hindi Mo pa Natatahak, oleo sa kambas, 2025 #artPH

stoptheantisemitism

Israel passed a death penalty law that will allow them to execute Palestinian detainees many of which have been detained without due process and many of which were kids when they were detained.

This is the equivalent to camp executions the Nazis did. It's exactly the same thing

This death penalty law doesn't apply to Israelis of course because Israel is a violent apartheid

queersatanic

The Bill's Wording Creates a Distinction Designating It Almost Exclusively for Palestinian Terror, While the Ideological Burden of Proof It

Israel's Knesset passed a bill on Monday mandating the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of deadly acts of terrorism. The bill stipulates that the death penalty will be imposed on a terrorist who killed a person "with the intent to deny the existence of the State of Israel."

In doing so, the bill's wording creates a distinction designating it almost exclusively for Palestinian terror, while the ideological burden of proof it sets is expected to make its application to Jewish nationalist terror nearly impossible.

Sixty-two lawmakers voted in favor of the contentious bill, including several opposition members; 48 voted against it, and one abstained. The law is now applicable in any territory that Israel functionally controls, including the West Bank and 53 percent of the Gaza Strip.