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Mélange des genres

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Film super captivant et très proche de la réalité. Le film explore les préjugés des policiers à l’égard des survivantes de violences basées sur le genre, ainsi que la démonisation de tout collectif féminin, les trips d’infiltration des policiers et l’amour des mises en scènes et la création de couvertures convaincantes (incluant des pages de sites web anti-datées), la corruption au sein de la police, l’attitude cavalière envers les survivantes et le désir de criminaliser les contacts et groupes de support de toute survivante qui a efficacement réglé un problème en tuant un abuseur.  La policière essaie par tout moyen de trouver une preuve quelconque de complicité incriminant le collectif, mais sa couverture commence à s’estomper… 

en plus, c’est une comédie. C’est drôle par moments. 

https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=326595.html

Moratorium on casting new spells

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Some people have been breaking the rules of hell giving us a bad reputation. It’s not a proper hell if everyone is in on it. It is not supposed to show.

Summon your armies, we need to break all existing spells. Some of these spells appear to be very ancient, others are a total improvisation. The chaos is so thick you can cut it with a knife. So start slicing. 

No new spells allowed until we sort this out, or rather slice this out.

SLICE AND SLAY

Oh, and don’t look for them spells outside of you. They are all inside your DNA. Spells need a human form to take hold. A hint on where you can find them: gaslighting, moral confusion, anything that glitters on a first sight, coveting something from another, clear-cut divisions, believing you’re a victim, waiting for someone to save you, believing in “ascension” and derivatives thereof

‘Imagination is the preview of the future’. Don’t let it be someone else’s future.” Einstein

Circus Extreme, Dip and Floor Moves (21 seconds)

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AI told me not to use the term “death drop”, because this move is not a proper death drop, but a simple dip. A death drop would imply prior spiraling and slamming down as hard as possible. The first time I learned a proper dip was for Vogue by Madonna (a year ago) in high heels, so now it was a breeze. I’ll dig out the vogue video, but I remember it wasn’t obvious to sit on a stiletto heel, so I had to contort my foot to the side. So, preferred terms would be soft dip or hard dip. This is a soft dip. 

here is a full clarification, apparently it is the same thing. Btw, I always touch my head to the floor. I don’t get the idea of giving an “illusion” that it touches. In the Circus routine it is a full body level dip. Dip it is.

Roma Wedding, Пей, сърце

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I woke up to this song from 2016 playing in my head, so I put up some chalga playlists. Roma people are very close to my heart. They really know how to party and the food is great. I never stopped myself from going into the so called mahala..It takes a bit of effort to be accepted, but song and dance work wonders to break divisions. If you can belt out a chalga song, you’re in. This video is clearly filmed on location in the mahalà.

 

This video also feels authentic. It is something I have seen a lot in real life. People sitting around tables, dancing kyuchek, and paper-money flying in all directions. It is customary to bribe musicians to play your favorite song or to reward them because you enjoy their style. It is also normal as a guest to be invited to sing a song and the musicians will pick it up as you go… even western songs easily get kyuchek-ified.