Hippogriffs •
A hippogriff is a mythical creature with the front half of an eagle and the back half of a horse. It first appeared in the 16th-century epic Orlando Furioso and symbolizes the union of opposites—air and land, predator and prey—representing the idea that the impossible can become possible. Hippogriffs are known for their ability to fly, strength, and loyalty.
#Hippogriffs #Creatures
A hippogriff is a mythical creature with the front half of an eagle and the back half of a horse. It first appeared in the 16th-century epic Orlando Furioso and symbolizes the union of opposites—air and land, predator and prey—representing the idea that the impossible can become possible. Hippogriffs are known for their ability to fly, strength, and loyalty.
#Hippogriffs #Creatures
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Film: Final Destination Bloodlines.
Synopsis:
Plagued by a recurring violent nightmare, a college student returns home to find the one person who can break the cycle and save her family from the horrific fate that inevitably awaits them.
#Film #Death
My favorite part waswhen they thought they had survived and then they die💀
Synopsis:
Plagued by a recurring violent nightmare, a college student returns home to find the one person who can break the cycle and save her family from the horrific fate that inevitably awaits them.
#Film #Death
My favorite part was
Forwarded from John Dee's Dank Meme Stash
Two thousand years ago, a baby was born in a stable. No bed, no roof, no protection. Soon after, his parents fled, escaping a king who ordered the killing of children. Jesus was a refugee.
Today we retell this story in cozy churches, with a rosy baby in a clean manger, while piles of gifts wait under the tree.
Meanwhile, in 2025, children in Gaza lie under torn tarps, in rubble, on wet mattresses in the mud. No clean water. No doctors. Just the constant fear of the next airstrike.
Mary and Joseph knew poverty, exclusion, and flight from violence. Mothers in Gaza know this too. So do parents in Sudan, Congo, Yemen, Myanmar, Ukraine.
Babies don't have ideologies. They bear no guilt. They have no geopolitical interests.
Back then, only a few wise men knew about the child in the stable. Today, we all see what's happening. We just look away.
Today we retell this story in cozy churches, with a rosy baby in a clean manger, while piles of gifts wait under the tree.
Meanwhile, in 2025, children in Gaza lie under torn tarps, in rubble, on wet mattresses in the mud. No clean water. No doctors. Just the constant fear of the next airstrike.
Mary and Joseph knew poverty, exclusion, and flight from violence. Mothers in Gaza know this too. So do parents in Sudan, Congo, Yemen, Myanmar, Ukraine.
Babies don't have ideologies. They bear no guilt. They have no geopolitical interests.
Back then, only a few wise men knew about the child in the stable. Today, we all see what's happening. We just look away.
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Forwarded from Dalis Magnus
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Is it bad I thought to send this to you first?
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