EliTheCurry

[EliTheCurry @EliTheCurry]

@_britt_bella Repping my badass sons icu

[EliTheCurry @EliTheCurry]

Sometimes I feel like the only person that is genuinely happy to still be alive to observe the passing of time

[Encyclopaedia Britannica @Britannica]

Today officially marks the beginning of the late 2020s.

[やきにくやさん @rao_yasu]

どこいくねーん😂

#スト6 #アバターバトル

[EliTheCurry @EliTheCurry]

The one year I can’t go to C3 and my shi got cut smooth off

😌😌

[Cream City Convergence @MKECCC]

Last time he was at C3, he placed 2nd.

Can he capture the SF6 brick this time around?

@Dual_Kevin is going to C3 🔥

[EliTheCurry @EliTheCurry]

@Cujo_Kate happy birthday lol

[EliTheCurry @EliTheCurry]

2013 "Wants to plink dash but doesn't want to switch off of pad" Eli is soooo jealous

[ARKODD @Arkodd_]

Platform Padbox 🧡

[EliTheCurry @EliTheCurry]

@tgmt_nikkitine Working 3rd shfit at a gas station was the closest I've ever come to playing FNAF

[EliTheCurry @EliTheCurry]

@Vofdestruction @lljb3 Don’t know if you’re making this joke on purpose but Bloo is/was FIU and that is literally in Miami haha

[EliTheCurry @EliTheCurry]

@_britt_bella Yeah that's the show that inspired this tweet. It's probably a fine TV show but so far it has felt like one middle finger to the stuff I actually like about the characters

[EliTheCurry @EliTheCurry]

I really just want the tv show adaptation of the comic book I like to be written by people that also like comic books

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

Happy birthday to Fred Hampton, the Chicago organizer and chairman of the Illinois chapter of the Black Panther Party who was born on August 30, 1948. Hampton was only 20 when he joined the Panthers, but he quickly became one of the movement's most influential young leaders. Before joining the party, he had already been organizing through the NAACP Youth Council in the Chicago suburb of Maywood, where he helped campaign for a community swimming pool and challenged racial discrimination. After joining the Panthers, he became known not only for his powerful speeches, but for organizing programs that directly addressed the needs of working class communities, including the Free Breakfast Program and community health initiatives.

One of the most important parts of Hampton's organizing was his effort to bring people from different racial and ethnic communities together. He helped build what became known as the Rainbow Coalition, connecting the Black Panther Party with the Puerto Rican Young Lords and the Young Patriots, a group that organized among poor white Southerners living in Chicago. Hampton understood that communities facing poverty and police violence could find common ground even when racism had historically kept them divided. His growing influence also attracted the attention of the FBI, which was conducting COINTELPRO operations against Black political organizations and viewed Hampton as a significant threat. On December 4, 1969, Chicago police raided Hampton's apartment in a predawn operation. Hampton, who was 21 years old, was killed along with fellow Panther Mark Clark. Later investigations found that police had fired dozens of rounds while only one shot was attributed to those inside the apartment, and the FBI's role in targeting Hampton became a major part of subsequent investigations and litigation. In 1983, the city of Chicago, Cook County and the federal government agreed to a $1.85 million settlement with the families and survivors, with the court finding that the government had conspired against the Black Panther Party and violated the civil rights of the plaintiffs.

Fred Hampton was only 21 when his life was taken, but in those few years he had already demonstrated how powerful community organizing could be. His legacy is not simply about the circumstances of his death. It is also about the breakfast programs, health initiatives, political education, interracial organizing and efforts to unite communities that he helped build. Hampton's story remains an important part of Black history because it shows both the possibilities of grassroots political organizing and the extraordinary pressure that Black activists faced when they challenged inequality and institutional power.

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[EliTheCurry @EliTheCurry]

@Deyvonn It's humbling af but in certain games I felt like it helped me understand hitstop and juggle points better so I could actually convert out of scrambles better

[EliTheCurry @EliTheCurry]

@DoctaAfrikan Who is an example of someone who plays sanely?

[EliTheCurry @EliTheCurry]

I find it very embarrassing that blue check FGC and the parasocial following at large tried to humiliate and bully Faulty for knowing his worth as a competitor, but I’m glad he won his terms and I hope that corner of the venue explodes with hype (idc who wins)

[EliTheCurry @EliTheCurry]

In the old dueling days, each duelist would select a 2nd, and together those 2nds would:

1. Try to convince them not to fight

2. Figure out the best way for the fight to happen without any1 dying

3. Determine when and where the fight would happen…and who could watch!

[kendall @notkendall652]

the problem with beef sets is having to organize/plan a fucking event with a mf you hate

[Bundist.UltraDavid @ultradavid]

We've seen some big changes in which games folks are playing in the FGC lately. Check the entries for your locals here & make sure they're up to date on games as well as venue, time, contact info, activity, etc!

Please RT, let's keep this free resource going strong (link below)

[EliTheCurry @EliTheCurry]

@TheeMissGlaze @_saintcola It’s not that long of a timeline

1. Real ones agreed to terms to settle a score

2. Colonizers and content cultures caught the scent and blew the vibe

[EliTheCurry @EliTheCurry]

"Believe in yourself and create your own destiny. Don't fear failure."

https://t.co/ZfkUe6XEuB

[EliTheCurry @EliTheCurry]

💔💔💔

[Anime Updates @animeupdates]

Peter Cullen's voice in a classic 'YU YU HAKUSHO' commercial on Toonami in 2003

RIP Peter Cullen (1941–2026) 🥀