'Goals are dreams with deadlines'

I saw this today and knew in my heart you would have a rant locked and loaded about it so I am giving you the opportunity to do so if you wish <3

You'd do this to me on April 1st?

I've kinda been here before in a way. They're not 'melted'. They're not made from granite, but limestone that has undergone wear and tear. You can get lintels or stele from granite, sure. Granite was the prerogative of the king so people were quite happy to get permission and show that off with their granite pieces. A whole temple staircase? No.

I've been to Dendera. I've climbed this staircase to get to the roof. What these images are missing is a) the window that's just at the top of it, and b) the rest of the staircase with no damage. Or:

The 'melting' is confined to this very specific section under that window and goes about as far as the sun reaches during the day when it shines through. It's in the middle of the staircase, right where people would walk, and since we're in Egypt they'd bring in sand to sit on top of the limestone. This would get heated by the sun and probably in some way fused to the stairs (I'm not a geologist but y'know). Water from rainfall could also make it in through that window to cause wear and tear too because limestone is erm...soft. This can also happen to granite. You look at any granite stairs in old European towns where they're used and even in 500 years:

I'm sure Wells Cathedral also had a lovely nuclear accident too judging by their stairs:

This is all really just the result of like 2500 years of going up and down stairs.

But anyway here are some of my own photos of Dendera rooftop, which I had to use those 'melted' stairs to reach:

Hmm yes seems very like there was a nuclear accident/war on this site. Idk about the rest of you, but I don't think limestone would withstand a blast like that.

'it is said that some of Dendera was built over an existing site'

I cannot believe that people actually tried this

So there was a glitch in Chase’s check deposit system. Usually when you cash a check, only a fraction of the full amount is available to you immediately until the check clears. The glitch made it so you could cash a checks full amount right away no matter how big.

So. People were writing themselves massive checks and immediately withdrawing cash they technically didn’t have and then closing their bank account. They were calling it an “infinite money glitch” like it’s the Sims or something.

But it’s not like a cheat code that was suddenly discovered. It’s just check fraud. It’s just straight up a felony. And a good chunk of them filmed themselves doing it.

So people are waking up finding they’re in the negative however many thousands of dollars they pulled.

What BAFFLES me is that people are calling Chase demanding their accounts be reopened, demanding their money back. Work from home Chase agents have shared the calls they’ve been getting from people angry they’re in the red. Like it’s not your money anymore, love, you STOLE it and they took whatever you had originally to try to pay the balance back!! That’s not yours anymore!

People are being SNIPPY on tiktok when people tell them that they did a CRIME. This one lady was like “you don’t know the law, my lawyer knows the law” and it’s like honey! Your lawyer is going to do his fuckin best but you did a crime and then you FILMED YOURSELF. You’re going to jail! Now is the time to start practicing what my therapist calls radical acceptance!

Nah Gege can’t convince me he hates Gojo when he draws him like that 😫🤤

But I am convinced Gojo invented manspreading…

I know this isn't ninjago guys but I finished this 17 hour painting for my art class and I was proud of it so...enjoy.

AND WHAT IF I CRY-