#pjd

[wanopo-daily]

Day 534:

rimokon weiss schwarz cards!

hige shoutout to mercari japan for this blessing of a listing... Bought them immediately. who wouldnt, for 500 yen

[mgrnmedia]

Project DIVA F 2nd

Song: Blackjack

Module: Recruiter

[princejdorado]

Doreen enjoying a nice summer day

[anim3core]

[https-b0nb0n]

reactor shadow - 炉心融解 (2025 redraw)

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Another redraw of an old art from 2023 again.

Old (made from 2023):

Based off the cover from Minnemi's third Cursed Concert on YouTube

m.youtube.com/watch?v=3BgT…

[✖ Don't steal/repost/edit without permission ✖]

[✖ Don't use for AI-fied training ✖]

[harapeko-nan-desu]

vocaloid opinions that would get me bullied off tiktok <3

ur not special for liking an unpopular/not well known vocaloid (my favourite vocaloid is literally miku.)

project sekai fans aren't 'fake fans', if you got into vocaloid through pjsk you aren't any less of a fan then people who got into it through different ways

if you like listening to vocaloid, you're a vocaloid fan. that's it. if someone only knows about the kagamines and miku they're not a 'fake fan', theyre just new

project diva is not better than project sekai, nor the other way around. they're equal

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"Prisoners Justice Day," Sault Star. August 23, 1983. Page 4. --- I was very disappointed that there was no writeup of Prisoners Justice Day in The Sault Star, as I have a subscription to your newspaper. We, prisoners in the federal penitentiary system, have put one day a year aside to fast and refuse work in memory of the convicts who have died, some due to lack of medical care while in solitary confinement areas, some shot in riots or hostage-taking.

On Aug. 10, 1973, Eddie Nalon died in the super maximum prison at Millhaven. He served but three years of a life sentence!

On Aug. 10, 1976, the first annual Prisoners Justice Day was held, and it has grown into a nationally observed remembrance day. Not only is it observed in prisons throughout Canada, but by our relatives, friends, and supporters on the other side of the barbed wire and rifles.

Each year, friends, relatives, and prison reform organizations travel to Ottawa to parade on Parliament Hill, bringing to light the injustice of the prison system.

We have been trying to make the annual Prisoners Justice Day recognizable throughout Canada, as it was in France this year.

Prisoners Justice Day is not a protest; it is a day we set aside to remember our friends who no longer smile or laugh.

We remember laughing with them, we remember the ugly circumstances and needlessness of their deaths…

WE REMEMBER!! Claude LeBlanc, No. 9247, Joyceville Penitentiary

[valalaraptor]

miku for the PJD challenge! lot's of fun!