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This is your reminder to Click for Palestine today!

As visually stunning as The Legend of Aang is, it's really disappointing to see the characters' ethnic features (mainly their eyes and noses) stripped away. It's especially noticeable on Katara and Sokka when you compare them to how they looked in the original series and even in Korra

me: “sorry ): can’t come!! got so much to do at home”

Now this is badly edited, but I did what I could, but the noses for the new ATLA movie have been bothering me immensely. All the noses look so bleh. I know the art style in general is very different from the series, but the noses are just SOOOOO different. I feel like this would have made a ton more sense and makes the character animation feel more in line with the original series. Had to see what it would look like for Aang and Katara at least.

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VIETNAM HAS MOSS FROGS.

Destruction. Annihilation, even

A reminder to my self and all of you: you can, and should make customer complaints on behalf of staff.

As someone who works in a warehouse without air conditioning or any kind of air filtration... DO THIS SHIT!! Higher ups will regularly ignore the concerns voiced by employees but will care a lot more about the complaints of customers. Also, a lot of things that employees complain amongst themselves about never make it all the way up the food chain because people don't have the balls to raise the issues to the people in charge. If its 103 outside and a feels like of 113 and you are thinking "how can they work in this heat?" Say something to the people who make decisions about these things! Complain to the higher ups that you are concerned someone is going to get a heat injury (don't blame the workers, and don't say they are moving too slowly or anything like that, make it about the specific safety hazard putting the employees at risk). I recently had to raise a concern about the terrible air quality from the Canada fires because no one else was saying it to the highest levels of the company but we were all trying to survive. When conditions are problematic saying something as a consumer goes way further than saying something as an employee or manager.