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I feel you brother

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Exactly. If everyone would just realize that I’m right and you’re wrong, the world would be so much more peaceful.

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Peace? We shall have peace… We shall have peace, when you answer for the burning of the Westfold, and the children that lie dead there! We shall have peace, when the lives of the soldiers whose bodies were hewn even as they died against the gates of the Hornberg, are avenged! When you hang from a gibbit for the sport of your own crows…! We shall have peace.

Sorry, I was watching The Return of the King this morning.

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Now for wrath! Now for ruin! And the red dawn!

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Eh, the Internet makes only visible what has always been there. Just another measure point for our society. :grin:

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that’s my gravestone sorted.

i don’t think the rise of social media platforms, where people’s opinion are the product, and the increasing belief in the sanctity of one’s own opinion, is a coincidence.

brought to you by pepsi

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Well, excuse me, while I go play Hitman.

Brought to you by Target.

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Glad I could help with that

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so, october is nearing. Which means it’s time for


though a recent thing, I’m excited as all hell to actually participate this year (or atleast try to participate)
and i was wondering if any other creative forum members would be willing to join me on this venture this year, either for one day, or the entire month. The goal is to create an artwork for each day based on these prompts.

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Yeah, but it amplifies and reinforces it (mad at lightning speed). Hence, why it was a mistake and people are getting increasingly stupid in the so-called ā€œAge of Informationā€ā€¦ :grin:

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Just letting you guys know that after different conflicts with my gender identity, I still don’t have a label for myself yet. However, I’ve come to realize that they/he pronouns work for me, so if anyone wondered what to use for me, I’ve finally came to something.

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Not trying to antagonize you or anything but we’ll probably just call you by your username for the most part.

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No, I totally get it. I assumed that too, but some people ask so I just wanted to put it out there in case of the rare occasion.

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:pleading_face: No Vengeance?

Jury is still out on me, though the idea is something I’ve considered before. Even small Inktober type projects are cool to see.

But in my case, I’d probably prefer doing a ChickeNovember.

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Date went well, there will be another one.

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Winter is finally arriving here in Scotland. My plug-in radiator is on the way out I think so thinking of buying a new one. Looking at the list of ones on sale from Argos I honestly have no idea how to tell any of them apart. Fan heaters, halogen heaters, convector heaters oil filled radiators (which I assume is what I have), Dyson are selling something called a hot and cold air purifier which I’ve never even heard of. I’ve found something called a Princess Smart Panel Heater, which could be a good fit for me since I could set it on a timer so it goes on half an hour before I come back from work at around midnight.

I don’t suppose anyone can offer any advice?

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Freedom Rally for Iran

Officially announced by Hamed Esmaeilion, Spokesperson of 752AFV.

Your support will be appreciated. Woman, Life, Freedom!
(Saturday, October 1)

Country City Location Time
Australia Perth Forrest Place, Murray Hall 11:00
Australia Brisbane Reddacliff Place to ABC Centre 16:00
Australia Sydney Belmore Park, On Eddy Avenue, Central Station 16:00
Austria Vienna Stock-im-Eisen-Platz 3 1010 Wien (Stephansplatz) 16:00
Canada Regina City Hall 13:00
Canada London Victoria Park 14:00
Canada Winnipeg Canadian Museum of Human Rights, 85 Israel Asper Way, MB R3C 0L5 13:00
Canada Edmonton Dr. Wilbert Mcintyre Park, 8331 104 St Nw 15:00
Canada Ottawa National gallery of Canada to Alexandra Bridge 14:00
Canada Vancouver West Georgia Street, Vancouver Art Gallery to Stanley Park 14:00
Canada Richmond Hill Yonge St. from 16 to Major Mac Richmond Hill Central Library 13:30
Canada Saskatoon Kiwanis Memorial Park 11:00
Canada Montreal McGill main entrance Sherbrooke St. to Parc Ave. to destination Parc Jean Mance 14:00
Canada Calgary 228 8 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2P 2M5 14:00
Canada Sudbury Bell Park, York Parking Lot 13:30
Canada Quebec City Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac - UNESCO Monument to front of ICI Quebec 14:00
Canada Victoria Legislative Assembly of BC, Belleville St. 17:00
Czech Prague Vaclavak 15:00
Denmark Aarhus Radhuspladsen 2, 8000 14:00
Denmark Copenhagen Radhuspladsen 17:00
Estonia Tallinn Freedom Square, City Centre 16:00
Finland Helsinki Kamppi Shopping Centre 14:00
Germany Hannover Ernst-August-Platz 12:30
Germany Karlsruhe Karlsruhe Marktplatz, Platz der Grundrechte 11:00
Germany Gottingen City Centre, Ganseliesel 14:00
Germany Koln Kurt-Hackenberg-Platz 16:30
Germany Dusseldorf Hauptbahnhof to Graf-Adolf-Platz 13:00
Germany Frankfurt Alte Oper 14:00
Germany Hamburg In front of Saturn 14:00
Iceland Reykjavik Althingi Parliament House 19:00
Italy Venice Stazione S. Lucia 16:30
Italy Milan Piazza della scala 16:00
Italy Rome From Piazza della Repubblica to Piazza della Madonna di Loreto 10:00
Japan Tokyo Hachiko Memorial Statue, Shibuya Station 11:00
Netherlands Eindhoven 18 Spetemberplein 14:00
New Zealand Dunedin Otago Museum Lawn 11:00
New Zealand Wellington Bucket Fountain on Cuba Mall 12:00
Poland Warsaw Jasna 14/16A 14:00
Portugal Lisbon Praca do rossio 15:00
Scotland Edinburgh Scottish Parliament Building 12:00
Slovakia Bratislava Slovak National Theater, Gorkeho 2 14:00
Spain Alicante Cruce de explanatda con la Rambla. El sabado 18:00
Spain Madrid Metro Callao 17:00
South Korea Seoul Iran’s Embassy 14:00
Sweden Gothenburg Gustav Adolfs Torg 14:00
Switzerland Lugano Piazza Dante 16:30
Switzerland Zurich Rathhausbrucke 8001 Zurich 14:00
Tasmania Hobart Parliament Lawns 16:30
UK Manchester Central Library 14:00
UK London Trafalgar Square 14:00
UK New Castle Haymarket, next to the war memorial statue 12:00
US Memphis TN City Hall, 125 N Main St. 11:00
US Orange County Corner of Culvur & University Mason Park 11:00
US Denver, CO 200 E Colfax Ave 15:00
US Louisville Central Park, 1340 S 4th St 11:00
US Minneapolis Nicollet Ave, and S. 11th St 12:30
US Washington DC Farragut Square 16:00
US Nashville Federal Building, 801 Broadway 14:00
US New York 14th St. & 5th Ave. towards Washington Square Park 12:00
US Pittsburgh City-County Building. 414 Grant St. 11:30
US San Diego Crown Point Dr 17:00
US Seattle Westlake Park 12:00
US Boston Liberty Mall, Boston Common 11:00
US Spokane WA Riverfront Park 11:00
US Tampa FL Armature Works, Riverwalk 17:00
US Tallahassee Florida State Capitol, 400 S Monroe St 14:00
US Miami 301 Biscayne Bldv, Miami, FL, 33132 17:00
US Dallas JFK Memorial Plaza, 646 Main St. 18:00
US Houston TX City Hall, 901 Bagby St. 18:00
US Tempe AZ Asu Bridge 542 E University Dr 85281 18:00
US Portland Pioneer Courthouse Square 14:00
US Tulsa OK Center of the universe, Downtown Tulsa 17:00
US Detroit MI Campus Martius Park 800 Woodward Ave 16:00
US Los Angeles Pershing Square to City Hall, 532 S. Olive St. DTLA 10:30
US Cleveland OH Public Square 14:00
US Chicago IL Michigan Ave & E Van Buren Street 15:00
US San Francisco Union Square 11:00

Do let me know if an address is incorrect.

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There’s also one in Romania on the 2nd of October

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Toronto’s got one too

https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2022/09/28/2524641/0/en/MEDIA-ADVISORY-The-Time-Has-Come-Freedom-Rally-for-Iran.html

When: Saturday, October 1st, 2022, beginning at 2:00pm ET

Where: 2:00pm ET: Yonge St. and 16th Avenue, Richmond Hill
3:00pm ET: Rally outside Richmond Hill Central Library, 1 Atkinson St., Richmond Hill

What: Iranian-Canadians for Justice & Human Rights, an organization comprised of community leaders and rights activists, is hosting a march and rally to bring together Canadians of all ages, races and religions to speak out in defense of the people of Iran, particularly its brave women, who are actively protesting against their brutal regime and seeking to replace that regime with one that respects democracy, human rights, and the rule of law.

The protesters will march to attend a rally in support of Iran.

Who: Mr. Hamed Esmaeilion, President and Spokesperson of the Association of Families of Flight PS752 Victims, will be the keynote speaker and he will address the Iranian regime’s long history of crimes. Other speakers and dignitaries will be present as well.

Media are invited to join the event for photo and interview opportunities.

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