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[annluvazzel]

FTS Sketches and Thumbnails dump <3

no idea if I'll ever get to finish them (this is not all of my fts wips) but I'm really happy cause I'm experimenting with composition/background/color palettes that I never use ^^

can you recognize the scenes? haha

[aroiteroi]

🌊A little touch🌊

From the fic: From The Sidelines

I love this fic so much!!!!! And this won't be the only fanart I'm going to do.

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[rhetthammersmithhorror]

The Cuckoo Murder Case | 1930 — a Flip the Frog cartoon

[h3ll-3na]

Eat the rich

[ventaniass]

[caroform]

my recent google searches…can you tell what fanfic I started reading??

[jadestormcloud2]

US citizen, 67, ‘has ribs broken’ by Border Patrol agents after being dragged out of car while driving home into street they’d blocked off

The incident unfolded Saturday in Chicago’s Old Irving Park neighborhood, where residents say federal agents disrupted a children’s Hallowee

"According to his running club, the man, who is a U.S. citizen, was returning from a team run when agents pulled him out of his vehicle, tackled him to the ground and kneeled on top of him, allegedly breaking six ribs and causing internal bleeding.

The incident unfolded Saturday in the city’s Old Irving Park neighborhood, where residents say the agents disrupted a children’s Halloween parade amid an immigration enforcement operation.

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“One of our athletes was on his way home from a team long run yesterday and as he turned onto his block, found that Border Control had the road blocked,” the club wrote.

“The agents threatened to break his window if he didn’t move his car. Before he could act, they pulled him out of his car, knelt on his back, and subdued him, though he never resisted. They broke six of his ribs and caused internal bleeding.”

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The filing says: “According to Brian Kolp, an attorney who ‘supports law enforcement and represents them,’ residents were not doing anything threatening or violent (neighbors were not touching agents or threatening them). While leaving the scene after making their arrests, and without any audible warning, agents deployed tear gas. One of the canisters caught on fire.

“The federal agents were masked and did not have any identification numbers. This experience was terrifying for residents.”

Attorneys for the plaintiffs say the agents violated a temporary restraining order issued by U.S. District Judge Sara Ellis, which limits the use of aggressive tactics and requires body cameras during federal operations in Chicago."