i havent finished drs3 yet but if anything bad happens to roby im ending it all

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i havent finished drs3 yet but if anything bad happens to roby im ending it all
BAD OMENS x POPPY - "V.A.N" - LIVE IN EUROPE - WINTER 2024
Peachy blue cotton candy flavored oceans.
This is Kobi Nenko, from the book 'The Roar' (and its sequel, 'The Whisper') by Emma Clayton. These books are among my kid time favorites. I recently reread the Roar and I loved it just as much as I did the first time. For some reason, no one else has ever heard of them, but they have left a lasting impression on me. Drawn with graphite
The medallists ascended the dais. Time stood still, while history crackled around the arena like electricity. The Australian stood in silent solidarity as the Star-Spangled Banner played, and Smith and Carlos bowed their heads and silently raised black-gloved fists to the sky. Boos rang out around the stadium and there was a sharp intake of breath from US and Olympic authorities as they realised that these rude young men had introduced the squalid odour of – shudder – politics into the sweet and fragrant air of the Olympics. This was not what the Olympics were for! They were for the celebration of sporting excellence. They were for the coming together of the world’s peoples in peace and festivity. They were for the marketing of various products and the enrichment of various businesspeople. They were for the glorification of governments, the placating of electorates, the papering over of social and economic cracks, the maintenance of grandiosely mendacious narratives about the superiority of certain national populations over others and the reinforcement of soothing illusions regarding the acceptability of the status quo. But for athletes to protest against injustice? Never! It simply was not done. If medallists were to go round raising their fists willy-nilly, people might start getting the idea that sportspeople cared about things – such an outcome was unthinkable.
Ben Pobjie, 'Standing for something', The Roar
Revelation 19:1 (NIV) - After this I heard what sounded like the roar of a great multitude in heaven shouting:
“Hallelujah! Salvation and glory and power belong to our God,
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