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This is honestly one of my favorite boss dialogues of all time.
k but say'ris response has the same shakespearean power as “then perish”
“Here’s a pretty unbelievable story: Laurie Holden is an actress who plays Andrea on “The Walking Dead,” but she isn’t just an actress. Holden also works as a human rights activist with a group called Operation Underground Railroad. It’s an organization run by an ex-CIA agent named Tim Ballard that works to take down unsavory human traffickers and the like. So, Holden and the group went down to Colombia to try to take down a group of men who were trafficking in underage prostitutes. Ballard, Holden and co. ingratiated themselves into this group and set up an elaborate party in an effort to catch these men in the act….” Adam Pliskin, Elite Daily
“For months, the group put together a massive sting operation in cooperation with Colombian authorities. They each had an elaborate cover story. Ballard’s story was that he was the best man in a wedding back in the U.S. and was looking to hire several underage prostitutes for a big bachelor party in Cartagena. The cover was meant to lure the sex traffickers into a setup so that Ballard and his team could rescue the girls, many of whom were under 18. … In order for Colombian officials to prosecute the sex traffickers, they have to catch them exchanging money for the girls on tape. … Holden’s job was to “keep [the traffickers] occupied by the pool area while Ballard and the undercover officers worked to catch the traffickers on tape exchanging money.” Candace Smith and Aristides Pinedo-Burns, ABC News
“When the traffickers agree on camera to to pimp out the underage girls and the money is exchanged, the cops move in to make the arrests. During the ordeal Holden works with social workers to comfort the girls, who fear they’re the ones who will be in trouble and that they won’t be paid. Holden is clearly heartbroken when interviewed after the fact. But she should also be extremely proud of her work.” Ian Cervantes, Complex
a godess in our midst
Wow wow wow
this was relevant when I was in 6th grade and it’s still relevant in college
Rafiki dir. Wanuri Kahiu (2018)
Two Kenyan girls fall in love with each other despite pushback from their families and community.
daily life of a digital artist:
- is that a not coloured spot or a stain on my monitor
- I didn’t save for at least 2 hours god is real
- my playlist ended 1,5 h ago I’ve been drawing in silence this whole time
- ‘ “asdf11.png” already exists. Do you want to overwrite? ‘
- I resized this very part of a picture but now it looks too small so let’s ctrl+z ohMYGOD IT’S SO B I G
- this idea seemed cooler yesterday at 3 am
- I want to pee but right now I’m doing so well and if I go I will leavE THE ZONE
- opacity 67% or 68% I can’t decide
- well this pic looks nice //*flips it horizontally*// I regret having eyes
- where the fuck is my pen
traditional artist:
- I can’t find the right color, why do I not have the exact color I need
- Oh hey, let’s share this online! *Spends next 5 minutes trying to take a good picture of it/scan it in*
- IT SMUDGED DAMN IT
- I have ink all over my hands and it’s not coming off
- Do not make a mistake lining it, do not make a mistak- FUCK
- My eraser has been obliterated by mistakes
- I SPILLED *insert drink/food item here* ALL OVER MY DRAWING
- My sketchbook fell apart/ripped again
- where the fuck is my pen
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