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Friendly anomaly?

do you think it wonders when it will grow wings?

TOH x Pokémon. I love Goh and Luz so much subdugggdfff. I would make a crossover Au where they're siblings and have silly Pokemon but I already have too many au’s (stares at my growing pile of WIPS) I hope y'all see the vision 🙏🏽

ECONOMIC BLACKOUT ON FEBRUARY 28, 2025

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If you haven't heard, there will be an economic blackout Febuary 28th, nationwide. This means don't buy ANYTHING unless it's from a small business, and use cash if possible. Don’t buy gas, fast food, groceries, etc. While you’re at it boycott Amazon (cancel that membership), Tesla, Walmart, Meta & X, Ford, HomeGoods, Hobby Lobby, TJ Maxx, Marshalls Néstle, Toyota, Chevron, Boeing (check airlines), JPMorgan Chase, AT&T, Hershey, Sam's Club, Dunkin’ Donuts, Starbucks, Applebee’s, Papa John’s, Pizza Hut, Chick-fil-A, tampax, old spice, Bacardi Liquor, Tito’s Liquor, General Mills (Häagen-Dazs, Nature Valley, Cinnamon Toast Crunch/Cheerios/Lucky Charms/Cocoa Puffs, Chex Mix, Pillsbury, Bisquick, Yoplait, Hamburger Helper, Annie’s Homegrown, Betty Crocker, etc), Urban Outfitters, Free People, Home Depot, McDonald’s (all lobbyists and/or donated to Trumps campaign).

These lobbyist corrupt corporations & companies only care about money, that’s why it’s so easy for them to screw over the working class with less worker protections, cutting important programs, denying healthcare, etc. So if that’s the case, the most impactful movement is to hurt their pockets. Power in numbers.

Economic boycotts and blackouts, such as the Montgomery Bus Boycott and international sanctions against apartheid South Africa, have proven effective in enacting political change by applying sustained economic pressure that directly impacts the target’s financial stability. When supported by widespread participation and media attention, these actions can lead to significant policy shifts, as seen with the end of apartheid and changes in corporate practices influenced by public boycott movements. If 1 in 4 Americans stopped buying from brands like Amazon, Walmart, or Nestlé, or saved money altogether by adopting a “we have or can make this at home” mindset, it could compel organizations and governments to reconsider where and how they allocate resources and contribute to policies, driven by the need to avoid reputational and financial losses. This collective action could disrupt corporate influence on politics, pushing for more ethical and socially responsible practices.

Please spread the word! Thank you!

A nice day out

I did this in 2h and 37 minutes while my family watched a movie. The movie was OK I think

This is my first ever post in an account since like 2020 I might regret this

Banger

HEY GUYS)) I DECIDED TO MAKE MY OWN AU)) I THINK THE FIRST PART WILL BE COMING OUT NEXT SUNDAY

I hope you like my idea))

She'll go to tapas..

@peridotporygon Me with your object show posts

Ive come up with the phrase "blorbo-in-law" which is a fictional character who isn't, like, YOUR blorbo from YOUR shows but it is your mutual's blorbo who you nevertheless have developed strong opinions about due to long term dash exposure

A rebel peridot discovers that the long-abandoned colony they and their group reside on is receiving a notably large visitor.

Today is my b-day, so I wanted to do pixel art :D

NOW here’s my take an Ultimate Disassmbly Drone (aka Armorgeddon X)

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