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Persian miniatures by Italy-based Iranian painter Aynaz Najafi @nazpainting

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SamBucky week day 6 - Bucky Barnes Appreciation Day
“Let’s match with papa”
West Asian Bucky and his babycat, Alpine
one of the more subtle forms of racism (but probably the form i encounter most regularly) is the mythologising of arabs. case in point: you lot love to post all those photos of iraqi women circa 1960-80 dressed in western clothes, mourning the loss of their precious freedoms without a single critical thought about how your countries create and depend on sociopolitical strife for their resources. but, more importantly to the point i'm making, there's also no regard for the fact that those women are still alive. there's a notion that i'm somehow the exception to the rule when it comes it arabs/muslims - this is not true. a whole generation of a whole country grew up with the same ideals that my parents hold. e.g. all the women i know who are of my parents generation are educated to at least undergraduate level and had careers, i can count on one hand how many of them wear a hijab. we, their children, were brought up with the same ideals and values - my female cousins are architects, engineers, poets, doctors, etc. there's a western mythology about us that simply doesn't match up with reality, and rather than consider the nuances of the situation and think about how the mythology is, indeed a myth, it's easier to dismiss us as exceptions to the rule
i always . forget how like . freaky spongebob boys gets until i click on a video and am immediately met with The Accusations™
thanks meg henry and gus please never change it makes me laugh. i love the spongebob boys formula
Kaizo Hayashi - The Trap (1996)

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My response to a recent video by one of my favorite youtube channels.
They had a video where they went through the disturbing book iceberg and created wholespme versions based on the titles. I did a little bit of it and wrote my own versions for a few of them. Probably going to go back to it eventually but this is what I had.
The Boy In Striped Pajamas - a boy is visited in the night by his imaginary friends who teach him life lessons over the course of his 3rd grade experience, accumulating into standing up to the bullies and befriending the weird kid he thought was scary at first.
A Clockwork Orange - A master clockmaker is exiled from his place in the royal courts after an incident with one of his clocks malfunctions and injures the king. From there he arrives at the village of Orange and uses his mechanical mind to help them with their agriculture, and gives the children of the town toys that are clockwork oranges.
A headful of ghosts - the main character is a down on his luck man who is evicted from his apartment, but luckily his aunt’s friend is renting out a house for very cheap. It’s too big and nice for it to be this cheap. So what's the catch? It’s haunted by the ghost of a therapist, a boxer, a wildlife photographer, and cultist, who offer to possess him in order to help him overcome his challenges and live a better life.
A modest proposal - two strippers in an over the top sex dungeon just want to do one normal, non freaky thing for once (they’re not against freaky stuff but just for a change of pace) and they’re both trying to do the classic proposal to each other, but they’re not how to do it on this very modest, normal, vacation.
As I lay dying - A man is dying and his life flashes before his eyes, recounting it to the reader and trying his best to give advice to the reader that he wishes he had at the age he is at any given time in the story.
Books of Blood - a hemomancer who really doesn’t know what she’s doing, is trying to impress her girlfriend with a proposal so she consults her books of blood for romantic advice leading to some very bloody but romantic endeavors all ending in a proposal with a ring of her own blood magically turned into a diamond.
Brave New World - the first mission to mars was a success! But it revives the hibernating Martian peoples, and when the first human teams become stranded they must navigate this new revival of martial culture and get their help to return home before an interplanetary war ensues because government.
Carrie - Carrie is a girl who is an orphan, left at an orphanage in the 20s while her older brother goes off to fight in the war. The caretaker of the orphanage is a sweet old lady but can’t afford the rent so Carrie rallies the kids in her neighborhood and the orphanage to fight the power and buy the building for the caretaker.
Communion - a book about someone going through RCIA, figuring out their place in the world and the church, making friends with a guardian angel (not his), a nun with a drinking habit and the priest who was an arsonist, ending where he takes his first communion all while navigating a person’s first crisis of faith.
Coraline - Coraline is the story about a single mother, down on her luck, several failed business ventures and novels, making friends with the women at her daughter’s preschool and learning how to be a mother.
Dante’s Inferno - an arsonist’s fire suddenly gains sentience and runs away, and the arsonist must protect people from a threat that he caused and avoid both the bumbling police and his estranged wife from finding out. In the end he gets the help of his wife and they get back together.Dracula - Dracula is a vampire hunter who’s been at the game for ages, but one day he finds a vampire dying on the side of the road. He begs for help and Dracula complies, the two form a friendship, and when Dracula’s old order of vampire hunters come looking for him and the family he’s started with his friend, he must become a vampire in order to escape.
"Wana" (Trap) by: Kaoru Wada from: Inuyasha
Kaizo Hayashi - The Trap (1996)