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helloo its been awhile! will be doing half priced for everything for the remainder of this month!! kinda struggling a bit with money so anything would do heres some more of my recent work if anyone's interested . #commissioninfo #commission #art #m|p #dnd

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rednyx 🔞@rednyx.bsky.social · last yr.

updated my commission sheet :3 sorry that im not active on here as much 🥲 . #art #artist #digitalart #digitalartist #procreate #digital #oc #originalcharacter #chibi #pony #mlp #furry #commission

It is simply insulting that the Healy Raes, Richard O’Donoghue, Micheál Collins and the Independent Ireland to say the farmers, contractors, hauliers, and other protestors are the “real people of Ireland”. What are the rest of us? Don’t we count? Are we less Irish? #SpeirGorm

BAFTA fucked everyone over. They embarrassed Jordan and Lindo, they put a target on Davidson, they cut out Davies' Palestine speech, and the BBC is getting blamed for it even though they're not responsible for editing the broadcast — BAFTA is!

"those who argued that the triple lock did not safeguard neutrality now say its removal would be the end of neutrality" It's not ironic. They were right! The triple-lock doesn't safeguard neutrality because they are removing it! Because it was merely legislation!

"Long-time watchers of Irish politics are entitled to view this debate as ironic. When the triple lock was touted as a guarantee that neutrality would not be affected by the Nice Treaty, it was Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil who argued that the triple lock ensured Irish neutrality.""Now they are arguing that its removal does not affect neutrality. Many of those who argued that the triple lock did not safeguard neutrality now say its removal would be the end of neutrality. Take your pick."