May 24
I think kimi should dnf in solidarity with his teammate george idk silver arrows together or whatever
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I think kimi should dnf in solidarity with his teammate george idk silver arrows together or whatever
bueno al final el bronceado duro 0,5 segundos
ok i will shut up
k bye guys!! see you next year 🤓
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NO ONE trusted me that albert wesker was german /joke
but LOOK AT HIS brother... NICO HÜLKENBERG
His hand reached out on its own accord, fingertips carefully brushing the wet curls away as not to touch her throbbing cheek. The sight of deep crimson and faint plum greeted him mockingly, a fresh cut now adorning her face in a bizarre competition with her freckles. "Osti, Belle," he murmured, eyes intently scanning for signs of infection, "they got you good." In moments like these, he longed to offer any kind of comfort that he could. To protect her. But this wasn't the old world. Isabel was no damsel in distress, and he was no knight in shining armor. Still, the urge to wrap his arms around her was strong. Almost stronger than his self-preservation instinct. On any other night, he would've gladly risked losing an arm — or both — to be able to chase away the evening chill from between her shoulder blades, to inhale the scent of her freshly washed hair, to tell her that he was there for her... But not tonight. After Isabel's heated argument with Rush earlier that evening, Prosperity fell unusually quiet, unusually early. "Yeah," the captain sighed, hanging her head in shame. "But at least I still have a face."
People are 'he should have gotten on the plane'-ing Gi-Hun again and I swear I'm very done with people saying Gi-Hun Actually was wrong to hold onto his principles while also complaining that he didn't achieve anything which is A) wrong and B) totally misunderstanding that his main achievement WAS him holding onto his principles and humanity in a place that aims to strip people of them.
But I'll also point out that all 456 people who'd have died in the 2025 games and beyond in Korea now will not die. So he didn't save any players in 2024 (the baby was a person and a human being and not JunHee and the VIP's acting like she was a consenting player can shove pineapples up their asses, as can in-ho for allowing That without any kind of fight), but Despite that Gi-Hun retained his principles and it led him to his death.
And the party he created to stop these games stopped them. One person started that. Imagine how many Other single people could effect change? If they worked together imagine what could be done?
Dying for ones principles is a hero archetype. Him falling Was his hero shot. He saved a baby. And started a movement that ended the Korea games.
He can't win it all, but he can fight to win it all anyway. The heroism and achievement Is the trying (and refusing to do things like murder people in their beds, even if they Do suck).
Anyway, to say he did all that for nothing is wrong. We know he achieved something. That he Didn't know that and he did it anyway proves the strength of his convictions and his heroism.
I NEED MORE VBS CARDS. Ors.. ors.. over Rad squad 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 on everyone's souls I'm getting ors Akito