SectumSempra

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Passionné de Pop Culture partageant du contenu qui le passionne.
Film/Série/Roman/Manga/Comics/Jeux-vidéos etc.

[RouRouRom @Mangeurderom]

@MandoTheRealOne Clique sur le commentaire de Xbox support en dessous de son post et tu verras le nombre de personnes qui ont subi exactement la même chose.

C'est un scandale... C'est loin d'être une ou deux personnes...

[Touffe @lamegatouffe]

Bien le bonjour! J'en avais surtout parlé sur insta, mais mon disque dur a pris un gros coup de chaud, me privant des 5 dernières années de taf, projets clients et autres WIPs.

J'ouvre donc une cagnotte pour financer ses soins en salle blanche, dernière option pour le réparer.

[àdúrà @AduratheArtist]

If you get 0 engagements now, know that your mutuals just hate you

[GOG.COM @GOGcom]

Download the offline installer of any of your games on GOG, save it to a disc and it's yours forever.

You don't need a storefront's permission to play what you bought.

[AFDS_BM @AfdsBm]

A short thread 🧵 on Beautiful African words with a direct English Translation

[Renjikamado @renjikamado20]

Tellement content de retrouver la console qui a bercé mon enfance ❤

[Nikola Čižmešija @NikolaCizmesija]

You sure you're not into vampires?

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[DesBen @DesBen_]

Fuck Sony

[Akira junior @Akirajunior3]

Artwork inspired by the mvet, a traditional guitar from Central Africa

[let's get the guillotine! @OddPercentage]

Since they won't let me post it, but I am right.

[let's get the guillotine! @OddPercentage]

This is why #DcSoWhite is important to me. A writer can openly grieve a Nazi and still get work at the company with 2 ongoings. Yet Black creatives cant get ongoings and a Trans woman was fired for celebrating said death of the Nazi.

[Memory Card @MemoryCardFiles]

Blinx: The Time Sweeper | Xbox - 2002

[⚔️Sword of The Day⚔️ @swordposting]

Today’s Sword of The Day is: The Ikakalaka or also known as the African Konda sword

[punished yuki @ruicharadrius]

i would appreciate if you guys would retweet this and spread awareness. pornhub has videos of child abuse, rape, sex trafficking. many missing women were later identified in videos posted on pornhub. We need pornhub to take action.

[punished yuki @ruicharadrius]

i want to bring more awareness to the dark side of pornhub. there are videos of women and children being raped. sex trafficking, revenge porn, and spycam porn. a girl went missing and was found after someone noticed her on pornhub. there were 58 videos of her being raped.

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

In a tomb packed with gold, the single most precious object buried with the boy king was a plain dark knife. Its blade was iron, and in his world iron was rarer than gold, because the only way to get any was to wait for a rock to fall out of the sky.

Tutankhamun died as a teenager, more than a century before anyone in his part of the world figured out how to pull iron out of ordinary rock. That trick, called smelting, needs a furious, steady heat they had not mastered yet. So the only iron around had arrived from space, locked inside meteorites, and a whole blade made of it was almost unheard of.

For nearly a hundred years after the tomb was found, no one could prove where the metal came from without damaging the priceless blade. Then in 2016 an Italian team aimed an X-ray gun at it and read off its ingredients without leaving a scratch. Iron pulled from the ground is barely 4 percent nickel. This blade was almost 11 percent, with a little cobalt mixed in, the exact recipe you only find in iron that formed out in space. It even matched a particular meteorite found years earlier near Egypt's coast.

A second team, six years later, spotted something the first had walked past. Locked in the metal was a faint criss-cross pattern in the crystals, along with tiny dark specks of a mineral found in meteorites, the kind of delicate detail that vanishes the instant iron gets melted. Since it had survived, the blade must have been shaped the slow way, hammered at a heat too low to melt it.

The gems on its golden handle gave away something else. They were glued on with a paste that craftsmen used in a kingdom called Mitanni, in what is now Turkey, but that Egypt would not pick up for another thousand years. There is even a paper trail: a clay letter from the royal archives, written 3,400 years ago, describes the king of Mitanni sending an iron dagger with a gold handle to Tut's grandfather as a wedding gift. The teenager was most likely buried with a hand-me-down that had come from abroad, beaten into shape from a rock that fell out of the sky.

The Egyptians had half-guessed all of this long before any X-ray. Their word for iron was written as a picture of the sky holding a bowl of water, and around Tut's lifetime they began calling the metal, in plain words, the iron of the sky. They believed it was something the gods let drop to Earth, which is exactly what made it fit to arm a king for the journey into the next life. The dagger is on display again now, beside the golden mask, in the giant new museum that opened by the pyramids last November. The scientists only confirmed the part the Egyptians had written down more than 3,000 years earlier.

[Histoires Crépues @Hist_Crepues]

Au moins neuf Palestiniens ont été tués par l’armée israélienne samedi 23 mai à Gaza, dont un nourrisson d’un an, au lendemain du retour de militants de la flottille pour Gaza. Par @sara_trabi

[Himanshu Tyagi, IFS @Himanshutyg_ifs]

2. In the wild, pregnant female pigs make elaborate dome-shaped nests with leaves, twigs & tree branches to keep piglets insulated & safe from predators. It shatters the myth that they are messy and untidy.

Connect for deep dives: @Himanshutyg_ifs

[Himanshu Tyagi, IFS @Himanshutyg_ifs]

1. The wild counterparts of pigs--> wild boars --> create mud wallows that become microhabitats for diverse species like amphibians, birds, and aquatic insects. They turn dry forest floors into waterholes teeming with life and diversity. They are master ecosystem engineers.