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Fuck around and find out, Donnie.

But this was actually a scratched episode with Donnie's friend 'Cyber-Ant'!

VOICE CLAIMS FOR THE TURTLES :D

guys i drew donnie for a school project and my teacher said he liked it i have reached peak artist

[Reblogs are appreciated!! ^^]

Rise August: Video Game

Hooooooo boi this took uhhh a while but I had so much fun making the art, animation, and the music! (I'm super proud of the 8-bit theme song, I worked an entire day just on that lol)

Please DO NOT REPOST MY ANIMATIONS.

@sariphantom

S’More old rise sketches

Day 11 Gothic / Jour 11 Gothic

Inktober prompt, day 1: “backpack”

“Just one ticket, kind sir.”

(I rushed to do this in time so please ignore my inability to draw backgrounds or backpacks lol)

Snort sharing a sketch from the actor au I haven’t posted yet bc I find it too funny to not share

My little cousin thinks that we are Leo and Donnie. Even though she’s six years younger than me…she likes to think we are twins. So i let her choose what I should draw, and this is what it was…

HOW CAN SHE PICK ME UP!?!🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯/j

Raph’s adjustment period to living with the Hamatos was stressful for everyone involved

Not pictured: Mikey having a heart attack and Donnie frantically trying to remember every location that’s best for hiding a body. Yes, he’s done the math.

You will start coughing in 3 days

When my little sisters and baby cousins ask for a lullaby, I'll most likely sing them a slowed down “yin & Yang” by Tally Hall because it's warm and nice, but “rises the moon” by Liana Flores is my personal favorite.

Look at my lawyer dawg.. I’m going to jail.. /ref

On a serious note they would not get along 😭 Reblogs are greatly appreciated :3

Rip stanley you would have loved Avon

WHERE IS JUSTICE / WHERE IF HUMANITY ????‼️

A Cry for Help: The Reality of Being LGBTIQ in Exile🌈

This video speaks for itself. A young, innocent gay man, beaten brutally by a hostile local community—this is the harsh reality we face as LGBTIQ refugees in East Africa. When I say that we endure persecution, I mean *this*. This is the daily battle we fight for our right to exist, love, and live like any other person.

This young man, just like countless others, deserves to live his life freely, without fear of violence or hatred. Yet, because of who we are, we are treated like outcasts, subjected to brutal attacks, and silenced. The ongoing civil war in South Sudan only makes it worse, leaving us isolated, without protection, and exposed to more violence and hardship.

To the world watching this video, I ask: *Where is our justice?* Why are we forced to live in fear, hiding who we are, and fighting to survive every single day? We are human too, and our lives matter. Please, this is not just a cry for attention but a cry for help, for support, for action.

If you’re reading this, I urge you to *do something*. Share this video, spread our story, and help us find a way to escape this endless persecution. Your support could make the difference between life and death for people like this young man and the rest of us living in exile.

We cannot survive this alone. Please, stand with us.

https://gofund.me/4d80b32c

Hello.

I hope this message finds you well. I know this might seem strange and a bit random, and I feel embarrassed coming to you like this, but I wanted to reach out to you for help. My name is AshleymilesPhil, and I am a queer refugee currently living in Gorom refugee camp in South Sudan. I originally fled Uganda because living as an openly queer person there meant living in fear of persecution and violence. Unfortunately, the struggles have only intensified as I’ve moved from one refugee camp to another, and now I’m reaching out to you with a request for your help—yes, for help, but it may not necessarily be about money.

I represent a group of LGBTIQ refugees who, like me, fled persecution in search of safety. After leaving Uganda, I arrived at Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya, where I hoped to find refuge. Instead, we faced violence, harassment, and hostility. LGBTIQ refugees in these camps are isolated and targeted simply for being who we are. We had no choice but to continue searching for safety, which eventually led me and others to Gorom camp in South Sudan.

In Gorom, our situation remains desperate. The anti-LGBTIQ laws here are brutal, and we live under the constant threat of violence and persecution. The hardships we face go far beyond that—starvation, lack of medical care, and a daily struggle for basic survival. We are battling a variety of diseases, including HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis (TB), cholera, malaria, and typhoid, coupled with the homophobic daily persecutions we endure. Many of us are living with HIV/AIDS and cannot access the necessary medication, and some have even lost their lives because of this. Our community members are being killed, while others remain victims of severe persecution.

We desperately need the world to know that we exist. We have been silenced for too long, and we lack the platforms to reach out for help and support. Our voices are not being heard, and the global community is largely unaware of what we are enduring. We need help to survive, and we need allies to stand with us during this crisis.

I am humbly asking if you would consider using your platform to tell our story. By writing a blog post about our struggles, you can help us break the silence and raise awareness of the persecution and challenges we face as queer refugees in East Africa. With more visibility, we hope that people around the world will offer their support, whether by spreading our story or encouraging others to take action.

Please know that your efforts could make a real difference in our lives. If you need further information or personal stories from those affected, I am more than willing to provide them. We are counting on people like you to help bring our voices to the world.

Thank you for taking the time to consider our request. Your support would mean everything to us in these incredibly difficult times.

Warm regards,

AshleymilesPhil

LGBTIQ Refugee, EAST AFRICA.

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that one scrapped episode

Local genius bases his worth on how much use he has to his team, more at 7

Espresso~ ⋆ ˚｡⋆୨୧˚

Finally done with this!!! Vote for LemLav in the oc x canon comp! :]

@tmnt-ocxcanon-comp

Cringetober Day 7 Crossover

I'm behind on the prompts but have this at least 😭

Yall ever just scroll on tumblr and see all these posts with lots of words that people seem to love, and then ur like “wtf that’s so many words I’m not reading that.” Or am I crazy?

I love the Leo and Hueso dynamic Hueso cares for Leo so much ;-;

Edit: Oml so many likes thanks you guys :)

The greatest thing about OCs is that they take zero resources. You just make em up in your head in literal seconds. No one said they have to be super meaningful. For instance while typing this post I just imagined a character he's 3milimetres tall and a stickman and plays soccer his name is Fentanyl . Boom done. I'm having a great time