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Bueno, aquí va, inicio del hilo de cositas/curiosidades, datos varios sobre el proyecto que tengo para un Webtoon!
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I don’t care if a rapist is young or old. Age doesn’t excuse rape, and every rapist deserves the harshest punishment.
An 80-year-old woman was brutally attacked and sexually assaulted by a 12-year-old boy while walking to the shops in Belgium. He knocked her to the ground, hit her head against the pavement and tried to undress her. She was left bleeding and unconscious before cyclists came to her rescue. The fact that he was released under conditions makes this even more disturbing.
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In June 1945, in Okinawa, a 22-year-old teacher named Keiko Mori was ordered to tell her 30 students to commit suicide with hand grenades rather than surrender. She refused. And she told her students, "Live. No matter what they say, you must live." While Japanese soldiers—who imposed death in the name of honor—searched for them, she kept her students hidden in a cave for 12 days.
Even when their food ran out, she sang songs and taught them arithmetic using stones. When the American soldiers finally discovered the cave, she came out first, holding a white shirt aloft to shield her students. The American soldiers were about to shoot her, but seeing the children behind her, they lowered their weapons. And they shared chocolate with the children.
After the war, some Japanese people branded her a "traitor to the nation," but her 30 students survived. In 1975, a small statue was erected in her honor in Okinawa. The statue, which depicts a teacher holding a white shirt, bears these words: "She taught us the bravest lesson of all: to 'live.'" Despite being ordered to accept death, this young teacher chose to fight to protect the lives of 30 children.
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the tealpink colored phenny #LETSTALKABOUTIT.
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Me hace gracia que un país de inmigrantes se queje de que en otro país juegan hijos de inmigrantes
Chica, bajo tu lógica en Argentina solo deberían jugar indígenas y no los descendientes de españoles e italianos
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Este gorrino todavía no se enteró de que la final del Mundial es una de las mayores humillaciones de la historia del fútbol. No tiraron a puerta en todo el partido y todavía dice que si se repite nos ganan jsjdhdhdhshs
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Sony killing the PSP has a lot to answer for.
🏴🎮 Wayne Rooney: "I really believe a big part of our success was playing on the PSP. It got us communicating more - we used to play it on the plane, on the team bus."
"It would be me, Ferdinand, Michael Carrick, John O'Shea, Wes Brown. You have to talk, you have to tactically be right, go and revive people when they get killed and it was a massive part of our success - ask any of those players, it was brilliant."
"How you played that game reflected that player, how they play the game. Michael Carrick was a little sneaky calm one, you would be lying down hiding and you'd hear a little grenade bouncing by where he'd thrown it." (BBC)
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El Dibu es ese tipo que lo ves y parece tonto, pero es que luego habla y actúa y descubres que lo es aún más de lo que parece.
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Genshin truly has taken over my life cause WDYM I looked at that thought CELESTIA???
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Fascinated by how different her two witch-themed cards are. The ephemeral clockwork behind her in Kanade7's card is some of the nastiest symbolism Clpl has ever put into a card.
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Yeah..My fave Pjsk event so far. Everything Kanade represented was utterly phenomenal. No character embodies BOTH hope & despair so well. She lost everything in her life; all that remained was her sorrow. Yet, that sorrow gave birth to N25's salvation but also dooming its future.
