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im so fucking stupid like no one can believe what i just did on accident😭 i ACCIDENTALY permanently deleted the fic i was writing for the past 2 years and it was 83 pages so far. (maybe it wouldnt ever be finished but still...)

#just bc my google acc was out of storage #im gonna kms

i wanna thank sapnap for giving me content to watch in my miserable summer

#ive watched more than 24 hours of funniewars #in the past 4 days #😭😭😭ive lost my mind it's so addicting #i fell asleep and kept seeing him and coldi play in my dreams this morning

okay i have a serious question why is george not crashing out like if i was him i would fucking lose my mind

#bc what do u mean dream never called him his bf while posted her for whole world to see #this isnt real im refusing to believe none of yhis happenec

omg whats wrong with me i cant move on i just remembered george took off his chain i feel sick

i found out abt nightly through dream and now its one of my fav bands i looove them

im gonna cry i had a fever last night and i dreamt of finding an internship💀 thats how i knew it was a dream

i think i missed. a few chapters when did sapnap and punz become friends again

purpleglitch

what the hell man ☹️

demonstars

MY PARASOCIAL BEST FRIEND IS BACK

dnfity

the shifts in the jokes going from "we're dating" to "we're not dating"/"we broke up" will always be famous

#lmaoo hes crazy

dtupdating

DREAM tweeted and a reply!

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GEORGE replied!

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DREAM replied!

no this retrograde is so real i fought with my ex from 7 years ago over text all night yesterday

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Protests continue in Turkey over detention of Erdogan’s rival

Thousands of people in Istanbul, Ankara and other Turkish cities have taken to the streets to protest the detention of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu on Wednesday.

Immediately after mayor’s detention, the country’s authorities banned street protests for the next four days, and Istanbul police blocked some of the city’s streets and the central Taksim Square. Nevertheless, thousands of protesters gathered outside City Hall, who were addressed by Ozgur Ozel, leader of the opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP). He called the mayor’s arrest a “coup attempt” and accused the country’s incumbent president Recep Tayyip Erdogan of seeking to break İmamoğlu with the “cudgel of justice” for fear of losing the election to him.

The CHP leader called on Turkish residents to come out in general protests on March 23. He said:

“This Sunday we – thousands, millions – will be on the streets. And March 23 will be the harbinger of early elections.”

On March 19, several hundred people gathered outside the police station where the mayor was taken, chanting, “The day will come when (Erdogan’s) Justice and Development Party will be called to account.” The protest took place on the campus of Istanbul University. Police used riot gear to disperse the students.

In Ankara, several hundred people gathered outside the Middle East Technical University (METU), raising anti-government slogans. Police warned them against holding an unauthorised demonstration and called on them to disperse, local TV channel said. In response, the protesters pelted police with stones and five officers were slightly injured.

Later, one group of protesters marched to the Justice Ministry building, while another group headed to the city’s central square. Police fired tear gas to disperse the demonstrators. Protests also took place in Izmir and Trabzon.

İmamoğlu was detained in the morning of March 19. A total of 106 suspects have been issued arrest warrants as part of the investigation launched against the Istanbul municipality.

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Thousands turn out to protest after Istanbul mayor detained

The detention of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu on Wednesday morning resonated in Turkish society, provoking thousands of people to take to the streets of Turkey in protest.

Earlier, the opposition mayor was detained as part of a corruption case. In addition to him, arrest warrants were issued for more than 100 people, including civil servants, political activists, journalists and businessmen. Ozgur Özel, head of Turkey’s largest opposition People’s Republican Party, called it a coup attempt and urged supporters to take to the streets.

In parallel to the large-scale operation to detain İmamoğlu and other defendants in the case, the authorities imposed a ban on rallies and demonstrations in Istanbul from 19 to 23 March.

Some streets in the city were blocked, several metro lines suspended operations, and access to social media was restricted nationwide.

Immediately after the news of İmamoğlu’s detention, his supporters gathered on Vatan Street, where Istanbul’s main police department is located. Protesters chanted “Erdogan is a dictator.”

Istanbul University students also organised a protest against the cancellation of their diplomas and the detention of Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu. After a while, the situation heated up, with police using pepper gas and rubber bullets against the protesters.

Meanwhile, the authorities are increasing security measures at administrative buildings, and additional police forces have been deployed to Istanbul City Hall.

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