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Mutaz Essa Barshim and Gianmarco Tamberi decided to share the title in the menβs high jump.
"It's written" rivals", but it's read "friends"
- "Bakuman"
LE OLIMPIADI ARCOBALENO
Quando la finiremo di dire sciocchezze su Marcell Jacobs, che ha sΓ¬ la mamma italiana, ma Γ¨ nato a El Paso, in Texas, potendo ancora oggi doventare persino presidente USA se fosse in politica, ed ha fatto il militare nell'esercito americano a Vicenza, potremo forse occuparci prima di Eseosa Fostine Desalu (detto Fausto), che invece pur avendo i genitori nigeriani (la madre fa la badante per vivere) Γ¨ nato a Casalmaggiore (Cremona) ed Γ¨ diventato cittadino italiano quando ha compiuto 18 anni, nel 2012 e poi di Yassine el Fathaoui, 39 anni, marocchino di nascita ed italiano dal 2013, βdopo 15 anni di contributi versati e dieci di residenzaβ da operaio metalmeccanico, come ha detto a Repubblica.
GiΓ , perchΓ© la cosa curiosa Γ¨ che tutti questi soggetti dalla pelle differente dalla nostra e dai nomi difficili, se non impossibili, da pronunciare sono italianissimi non perchΓ© hanno vinto una medaglia, ma perchΓ© hanno vinto gli stupidi pregiudizi degli italiani, non di tutti per caritΓ , una minoranza resta com'Γ¨, ma la massa li osanna per il lustro dato alla nostra nazione, la nostra, non quella che per la minoranza Γ¨ ancora "la loro".
Ma se Jacobs Γ¨ fortunato e non ha avuto grandi problemi nella vita, Eseosa (Fausto) ha fatto i conti con la povertΓ e l'emarginazione, la mamma ancora oggi non ha potuto partecipare alle interviste in TV del dopo oro perchΓ© in servizio da badante, e el Fathaoui, che lavora ancora oggi da operaio metalmeccanico, Γ¨ arrivato alle olimpiadi allenandosi in segreto tra un turno e lβaltro di lavoro o in pausa pranzo, come lui ha detto βin tuta da lavoro perchΓ© i miei colleghi non se ne accorgesseroβ.
La Fornovo Gas di Traversetolo gli ha concesso l'aspettativa, quindi senza retribuzione, per poter andare ai giochi, sacrifico su sacrificio, altro che party al Papeete, questo Γ¨ sacrificarsi per la patria.
El Fathaoui non ha ancora corso la matatona, simbolo dei giochi, dove difenderΓ i nostro colori, lui, marocchino ed operaio... non ditelo alla Meloni, potrebbe avere un infarto nel sapere che costui Γ¨ un vero patriota!
ChissΓ se Jacobs per primo, con il suo colorito scuro, non avesse vinto una prestigiosa medaglia e portato alla ribalta "la questione razziale" ai giochi, se davvero gli altri sarebbero stati notati... chissΓ , certo Γ¨ che avere la mamma italiana o la nostra cultura, perchΓ© nati in italia o aver vissuto nella nostra nazione a sufficienza sembra non essere molto differente, molto differenti, invece, sono quelli che pensano di essere migliori per la semplice appartenza ad una "casta" e non fanno nulla per la nazione, anzi, magari ne evadono pure le tasse.
Un militare americano, un figlio di migranti nigeriani ed un operaio metalmeccanico marocchino stanno dando una lezione all'Italia che va al di lΓ dell'oro olimpico e si posiziona tra gli ori dell'umanitΓ .
Siamo umani, RESTIAMO UMANI
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Wishmaker was a beautiful episode.
I loved the characters, the jokes in the face of really serious matters and the DQ references.
Ok, but when are we doing that AU in which Luka is Ladybug and Kagami is Chat Noir, uh? The yin to their yang and all that stuff?

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I would like to emphasize how dorky af Riza Hawkeye is. Roy makes it his damn mission to show how much of a dumbass he is, because of course that is his public persona, but the fact Riza does subtle dorky shit gives me so much life.
For example:
Riza calling her dog basically Black Hurricane.
She quotes Shakespeare (incorrectly if I might add!).
She makes a time travel joke.
Instead of asking what is a homunculus auru she asks what it feels like and itβs just hilarious to think it was her first thought out of any of the questions available.
Credit goes to @trash-possum-alchemistβΒ for this panel, butβ look at how confident she is, the little sparkle too.
The costume she uses in the Halloween image. Imagine the amount of time she took on the eye effect!
Look at all of these expressions!
And, most importantly:
She is used to teach/show magnetism and electricity in one of the joke comics. Two times!
She is very expressive and a lil bit dorky in the manga and I canβt stop thinking about it!
Forgot to post them but here are some screencap redraws from Royai as Team Rocket because I love this AU
How close do their borders come to?
Hmmmβ¦Seems like they touch.
hmm??
β¦you have to be kidding me.
β¦..
β¦Wowβ¦.
yep it checks out
"I was mid way through forcing all the characters to court Falman at Armstrong's party but I got distracted" this is fucking hysterical I need to see this. How do they court him? What is each character's method of flirting? Who will ultimately win Falman's love?? I'm cackling
Just addressing all of these at once, yeah itβs the Prince of Dawn game for the wii! I picked it up for 5 bucks in japan and then spent an additional 15 bucks hacking my wiiU so i could actually play it hahaha
As of yet i have not managed to fully court falman iβve only chatted with him once as winry while i was looking for other plot points and he just spouted some random fucking trivia which you were supposed to answer - I assume answering trivia questions is how you woo him (despite the fact he is clearly not a woo-able character iβm gonna try anyways cause itβs fucking funny and i wanna see what the game does)
But yeah this game is fucking insane at one point ed goes to jail with roy and then breaks out and then everything is Immediately Fine?? Like no one tries to arrest them again or anything the very next day royβs back at the office and edβs back to doing whatever the fuck ed does i clearly missed something in the translation so iβll have to check out EnvyPlays to see what the fuck was going on there
honestly since itβs all in japanese and iβve just been using my phone i only have about a 40% understanding of whatβs going on most of the time which given the game is text based is truly funny for me. I still donβt know what the fuck ling is yelling in the one instance he pops up thoughΒ
google says itβsΒ βLetβs go together!β which is absolutely not what heβs saying there
googleβs other translations are of a β¦similarly questionable quality
i dONβT THINK THATβS WHAT HE SAID, GOOGLE
I'm freaking dead. It's two a.m. and I'm cackling like a madman
"...The problem with covid is that if infected people reached a certain quantity the death rate would grow exponentially: the chances of it to be fatal are low with proper equipment, but an higher percentage of patients needs ventilation and intensive care.
I'm an MD, I was transferred to covid unit and I know what it does.
But this also mean I'm pretty tired to argue with people that can't, for the life of them, follow a simple task like wearing a mask for a little while. It doesn't even mean you have to shut down everything, a mask and a little consciousness are enough, but for many of you it seems too much compared to other people lives. So, do what you will, just remember the death rate of this year is irrefutably higher then the expected one, so at least don't try to justify your behavior with "oh, people always die" and try with "I don't fuking care". Sounds just about right."
A self-quotation, in response to a no-mask.

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i am not black, but i see you.
i am not black, but i hear you.
i am not black, but i mourn with you.
i am not black, but i see the injustice that you face.
i am not black, but i see the fear for your sons and your daughters. your brothers and sisters.
i am not black, but i will stand with you.
inaction is also an action. and i will not stay silent.
i donβt see your color. i appreciate and honor your color and your roots and experiences. you are valued and respected.
ββπ»βπΌβπ½βπΎβπΏ
i just wanna let everyone know that every black person i know who is in anyway politically active considers this to be a clown ass fucking statement.
I'm sorry, but if you have some time, can you explain this to me? I thought it was like saying "I'm not expropriating the hardships that have come with the color of your skin, I'm not trying to say I understand what you go through, I stand by your side but at the same time I don't want to be the center of your battle because I recognize all of this can't affect me on the deep level it affects you, but I'm here."
I wanted to ask because this is my partial interpretation and I don't know how it might be perceived otherwise. Thanks in any case.
they have explained it that they see this is as more bragging about not having to deal with discrimination or pay attention or be active in anyway, instead of simply saying that you want to help you are making sure that they are aware that you donβt HAVE to help which feels like an ally asking for thanks just for having an ounce of humanity and doing what in reality is the bare minimum of treating people correctly
Thank you for the explanation, now I understand the undertones... I guess that's the risk with "rethorical" speeches!
i am not black, but i see you.
i am not black, but i hear you.
i am not black, but i mourn with you.
i am not black, but i see the injustice that you face.
i am not black, but i see the fear for your sons and your daughters. your brothers and sisters.
i am not black, but i will stand with you.
inaction is also an action. and i will not stay silent.
i donβt see your color. i appreciate and honor your color and your roots and experiences. you are valued and respected.
ββπ»βπΌβπ½βπΎβπΏ
i just wanna let everyone know that every black person i know who is in anyway politically active considers this to be a clown ass fucking statement.
I'm sorry, but if you have some time, can you explain this to me? I thought it was like saying "I'm not expropriating the hardships that have come with the color of your skin, I'm not trying to say I understand what you go through, I stand by your side but at the same time I don't want to be the center of your battle because I recognize all of this can't affect me on the deep level it affects you, but I'm here."
I wanted to ask because this is my partial interpretation and I don't know how it might be perceived otherwise. Thanks in any case.
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script from @bluecollarbabe1 on instagram. even if you can't protest, you can still be heard. use your voice. do something.
TEXT:
To whom it may concern:
I am writing you about the murder of George Floyd by MPD officers Derek Chauvin, Thomas Lane, J. Alexander Kueng, and Tou Thao. These men were not upholding the law, they were committing murder and terrorizing their community. Being fired is not an appropriate response to the crime. All officers must be charged with murder.
We cannot continue this way. This is not the way forward. Use your station and power for change; for good. Give a voice to the smothered. Prove that all lives matter. Do your job.
When the streets clear and the ashes fade, George Floyd will not be forgotten. The events transpiring may very well be plastered into history books. The world is watching. My generation will not fail to tell our children exactly what happened. Your actions now will cement how you are remembered. If you stand up and act, you will be remembered for your bravery, choosing to enact justice. If not, history will sneer at your cowardice. The choice is yours.
MPD EMAILS:
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"Even if our May
Managed well without your courage
If your fear of looking
Made you lower your chin
If fire has spared your middle class cars
Even if now you don't give a damn
You, that night, you were there.
And if you shut your doors on our faces
The night the police cars
Were eating at our asses
Letting us in good faith
Be murdered on the sidewalk
You can pretend to be absolved
But you are forever involved"
"The song of May", F. De AndrΓ©, translated from Italian.
I get some major Roy and Riza vibes from them, every single time

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Do you remember when you thought you actually survived the ship war?
Well, forget that.
From "La tana dei nerd official" on Facebook.