If this is accurate, holy shit. Is there anyone alive today who lived under an American government that would not only not spend every cent of that money if it was the one getting it, but also pay any of it back at all, let alone on time? Amazing what happens when a government realizes it isn't entitled to the money it's given.

I’m not able to find much on this yet, and I don’t trust foreign news outlets without affirmation from our own publications, but it looks like it might be legit.

I’ve been thinking for awhile now that Laura Bailey has kinda become the Nicholas Cage or Dwayne Johnson of voice acting. She’s had dozens of roles across anime, video games, and animation, but she always sounds like Laura Bailey.

Serana from Skyrim, Invisigal from Dispatch, Kira Carsen from Star Wars: the Old Republic, Jaina Proudmoore in World of Warcraft, the Female Demon Hunter in Diablo 3, Bianca Davri and Dagna in Dragon Age Inquisition, Supergirl in Injustice 2, Lust in Fullmetal Alchemist, and Lagoona Blue in Monster High….even when she puts on an accent, she still sounds like herself.

By contrast, Dee Bradley Baker recently voiced basically the ENTIRE MAIN CAST of The Bad Batch, and gave each of the Batchers a unique and distinct voice.

This on top of having a filmography that swings from Squilliam Fancyson in SpongeBob SquarePants, to Klaus in American Dad!, to the talking parrot in Pirates of the Caribbean, Daffy Duck in Space Jam, Stinkfly and Wildmutt in Ben 10, to animal sounds like Appa and Momo in Avatar: the Last Airbender and Perry the Platypus in Phineas and Ferb.

Everyone always behaves as if Rochester kept his wife in the attic as a sort of fun patriarchal thing that he did on whimsy.

1) He was tricked into marrying her. Her family knew about her mental instability and said nothing about it.

2) Rochester never harms Bertha. Even when she attacks others, even when she sets his bed on fire, even when the entire home is burning, he still attempts to bring her to safety. He never sought vengeance.

3) He could not resign to live with himself if he gave her to an asylum. What he could give her at home was better than they had in asylums.

This whole female rage, Rochester abused Bertha, that’s not in the source material. That’s a published fanfic. You know who had female rage? Jane.

You all are saying Rochester is the villain when there is Mrs. Reed? The aunt who hated an orphan to the point that she lied and said Jane was dead when another relative wanted to raise Jane, wanted to love and take care of her? The woman who abused her? Left her in poverty? Loathed Jane (who forgave her, by the way) to her dying breath? This is who we’re ignoring in favor of a man who kept both a wife who was a danger to everyone in the household, and an illegitimate child who he doesn’t even believes is his? Rochester is no angel, but if you’re going to condemn him, condemn him for what he actually does.

Oh wait. The novel already does that. And look at that, he is forgiven and gets redemption too.

My morning glory doesn’t like the wind chime

SHUT

Or, maybe from the plants perspective. it likes it a lot and wants to hold the thing making all those vibrations in the air. 🤣

Frequency and vibration stimulate plants growth and immune systems.

Morning glory specifically:

“But consider the tendrils of your pea plants twining around their string supports. Or your morning glories, winding around their trellis. These are examples of plants responding to touch. How else would they know when and where to begin winding?

When a morning glory vine touches a support, the stem cells begin to grow at different rates, causing the stem to bend and curve around the support. This phenomenon is called thigmotropism”

Seems to me at least, the plant is seeking out the wind chimes specifically or it would not have done that. 🤷

Imagine getting to see two dictatorships get overthrown in the same year. What a blessed time to be alive.

— 2 Nephi 1:15

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Maduro: Come and me, coward.

Trump: Bet.

When Shrek did it, it was fun and innovative because no one else was doing it.

Twenty five years later, it’s tired and boring, because everyone’s doing it.

bye👋

The mumbled, “I’m fine,” as they try to stand, swaying dizzily and reaching out for anything that could stabilize them as the world spins.

And then when they inevitably collapse, their best friend/love interest catches them while panicking.

let's pick out vinyls and books together for our library

I only like blueberries in waffles or muffins, and I flat out dislike tea, sorry.

(goes through a mutual's blog and likes some of her posts) (a few minutes later my notifications indicate this prompted her to go through my blog and like some of my posts too) fren ship.........

@i-love-books-because-reasons hi friend!