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Also that one where they go to the black hole where LITERAL SATIN lives.

I’m not entirely sure what this type is called so I’ve decided to go with:

I don't know if anyone has said something like this, but I just looked it up, the whole point of creating this was for urban areas where both the city and pollution is so dense that there is no space for trees, and even if there were they wouldn't survive anyways because the air quality is so wretched.

They're not replacing trees, if anything they're making the environment habitable for greenery at all.

I'll link the rest of the article below, but this isn't some shithead corporation cost cutting, its a genuine solution for pollution in overcrowded areas. It also functions as a charging station, streetlamp, and bench, and the algae removed during upkeep will be used to make fertilizer. It's a genuinely useful solution to a pressing problem.

That was a last-ditch attempt from Crowley to get Aziraphale to stay

This is the proof that they love each other

Their love wasn't just made real because they kissed

My cousin is a surgeon and was sewing something and used that stitch and then froze and said “Wait this isn’t a person.”

The Amazon Rainforest is under a massive threat. I know you've heard this a million times, but this is different. There is a piece of legislation that will decimate the rights of Indigenous people of Brazil, who have been protecting the rainforest. It's unfathomably bad. It has majority support. And they're voting tomorrow. As reported here, the Bill allows "the Brazilian government to find energy resources, set up military bases, develop strategic roads, and implement commercial agriculture on protected Indigenous tribal lands, without any prior discussion with the affected peoples."

The thing you can do—and I know this sounds overly simple—is sign this petition—and tell your friends to do the same: SIGN HERE.

As reported here, the Bill allows "the Brazilian government to find energy resources, set up military bases, develop strategic roads, and implement commercial agriculture on protected Indigenous tribal lands, without any prior discussion with the affected peoples."

Again, this bill has majority support. You may be wondering, why will a petition signed by people who don't live in Brazil make any difference? Because it will give those opposing it political air cover. It will show the world is with them.

But we need a LOT of signatures.