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Commission for a friend. Worked on it from 10:30 - 11:30 knowing I had to wake up at 6 AM the next day.

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<3

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Doing the Right Thing 👍

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Blue Ajah Aes Sedai shawlby Stars-of-the-Water

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Green Ajah Aes Sedai bagby Stars-of-the-Water

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GAY MARRIAGE IS LEGAL IN 50 STATES IN THE USA.

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I just started bawling no joke

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Im fucjing crying

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Working on portraits again, Tyrion Lannister of Game of Thrones.

Also For Sale! Email or message me if interested!

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Why should I care about “good” cops? Who gets congratulated for doing their job right? “Thank you, officer, for not shooting me in broad daylight. You’re the real MVP.”

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Or like

"thanks officer, for saving me from my abusive ex boyfriend even though domestic calls are the most dangerous ones to answer considering even though I called you, I might turn on you.”

Or maybe “thanks officer, for showing up to my minor auto collision with your lights on so no one else would crush my to death while I stupidly stood between two cars on the highway.”

Perhaps even “I think he’s got a gun. Help"

"My crack addict mom is beating me again”

"I don’t want to get him into any trouble but my dad started touching my sister"

So yeah. Cops that do that your job and put there lives on the line for your ungrateful ass should be thanked.

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^^^^^^

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People on Tumblr have this attitude of chastising an entire group of people for what a few do wrong, but point out the ones who are doing it right and suddenly they refuse to be grateful, because “well it’s what you’re SUPPOSED to do!”

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Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night — Miriam

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Hey, I wanted to give away the Nintendo New 3DS XL! I’ve been feeling good and I’m ready to do this, I hope you want to participate.

Prizes:

One New 3DS XL

One 3DS game of your choice

Rules:

Don’t have to be following me but it’d be nice!

Only reblogs count.

That means like don’t count, sorry.

No giveaway blogs, please.

If this hits 1k+ notes, I’ll add another game.

Giveaway ends May 23rd, 2015.

Good luck!

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My 7 year old son was shot down by his 1st grade teacher

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The american public education system in a nutshell tho

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My third grade teacher actually had a conversation with my mom that I was reading to well and told her to stop having me read at home

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My first grade teacher said that it was problematic that I was reading ahead of the rest of the kids in my grade and asked my parents to stop letting me read Harry Potter.

My fourth grade teacher thought it was wrong for my dad to be teaching me complex math because it fascinated me.

My elementary school music teacher hated the way my piano teacher taught me, and how I was more advanced than many of her students, and so told me, in front of my peers and my mother, that I was not good enough to participate in the state solo festival. She would not give me the form. We had to procure it from the district instead. She also hated how I excelled at reading and playing music for the recorder, and so she refused to give me my “belts” (colored beads to signify our level) and humiliated me in front of the class repeatedly.

My eighth grade algebra teacher used to fail me on take home tests because I didn’t solve problems exactly the way she showed us in class; I used methods that we had learned for other types of problems that also applied to these. She took points off my tests because I didn’t bring a calculator even though I got 100% without it, because I was able to do it by hand. I had to call my father, who is an engineer, down to the school to shout her down and give me back my A in the class.

My 10th grade Spanish teacher yelled at me in front of the class numerous times because she didn’t like the way I took notes; she thought that since I didn’t write every word off the slide, I wasn’t getting it all down. I had to explain to her that people who have taken advanced courses, like AP or IB classes, know that in a fast-paced learning environment you need to take quick shorthand notes that contain the necessary information rather than wasting time writing every word. She almost gave me detention.

My 11th grade English teacher gave me a poor mark on my first short essay because she believed that I was looking up unnecessarily complex words in a thesaurus to try and get better marks. The phrases in question: “laced with expletives” and “bombarded”. She wouldn’t hear any defense from me.

My 11th grade history teacher failed me on an essay about the 1950s because I misread the prompt. Except the prompt wasn’t words; it was a political cartoon. One of the figures was clearly president Eisenhower, but the other I couldn’t place. My teacher would not tell us who it was. I labelled him as the governor of Little Rock Arkansas during the integration period, and wrote an essay about that subject. My teacher said that no, it was Joseph McCarthy, and that there was a small picture of the man in our textbook and therefore I should have recognized him instantly. Half the class, apparently, did not.

The American school system is not here to educate us or to encourage us to learn; it’s here to keep us in line and silent. It’s here to keep us from deviating and being our own people and forming our own ideas. Don’t let it win.