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Shoutout to Deathwing and the @PlayHearthstone thralls for the cozy CATACLYSM hoodie!! I feel like a proper esports girlie! #TeamDeathwing #HearthstoneCreator

@__Quinn510__ @CurlyWurdy Lol! My first thought too

@CurlyWurdy Get your chapstick

I guess they call it the Windy City or something 🤪

@ShoxxyQt 💀💀💀omg saaaame

My friends and I got one of those safety tracking apps so we can keep an eye out for each other when going places alone etc but all its is doing is exposing how little I leave the house to them💀

@neurotics334 @ZeddyHS This.

@ZeddyHS nothing wrong with promoting a product you love.

Nothing cracks me up more than people calling me a Blizzard shill.

@snefru__ @ZeddyHS 😂

@ZeddyHS Balanced opinion is a big no no on the internet

@MsCelH @haisayaka I kno right?? 🤔

@brigitteous @haisayaka I could do so much with 10k right now 😂 @haisayaka teach us your ways

One thing I will say tho is if you’re a female in the Hearthstone community, you sometimes come across whales for example I had a guy donate $10k to me one time, and more recently I had a guy donate $50 every stream which totaled $1k but I never see that for male streamers in the scene To even it out, there are 0 females in the Hearthstone scene with more than a 100ish viewers, all the 1k+ viewer streamers are all male

@BabyBearHS I think there are a lot of people struggling to put a name to what they’re going through so you could be helping people who have gone from doctor to doctor for years with no help and that’s relatable for a lot of people because when we learn more then we feel more empowered 💛

A few weeks ago I started a new TikTok account to post about my late autism diagnosis. Some informative posts, some memes. Today for the first time I reached over 200.000 views. My HS content never gets that many so I'm surprised how quickly the new account is growing! 💅

@MsCelH @haisayaka Fr I’ve never heard of anyone legit doing that tho but damn sayaka get it 👏🏼

@haisayaka 10k!!?? 😳 you’ve just motivated me 😅

@haisayaka 👀

@LilithyGaming @Lssdeuxx It’s not stupid. I’ve had guys DM me to do stuff too and it’s one thing if I wear or don’t wear something for myself but it feels entirely different to not wear something because someone wants to pay you to not wear it so don’t feel bad for being icked out by them I feel that

@Lssdeuxx But also it is just cleavage. So I mean... Really Lily?! But i didnt like the idea of getting undressed because I was being paid to do it... Probably stupid.

Should I have done it? I didnt and it felt super weird😅 but you have seen my pictures. Still... Felt too weird This life is a weird one... Would you have?

@Nohandsgamer @Alucard_bu 👀

Infinite life in Standard

@TheToucherHS @jpepsj Is it good in legend too? Or just for diamond?

24-12 to legend with Herald Leech DK!

@TheToucherHS @jpepsj 👀

@Lancethegreat81 Ty Lance 💛 I’m focusing on something I’m grateful for every day and today I’m grateful for dental insurance because oof fillings are expensive even with insurance 😭 I hope you have a good day too

Good morning @brigitteous Have a fabulous day. I love you, friend. I am always here for you.

🧙‍♂️ 🙌 New balance changes are coming! Make sure to check back in tomorrow for the detailed list of changes to both Standard and Battlegrounds!

@MsCelH Right?? I feel that lol I kinda let my hair do whatever it wants 😂 there’s nothing like being at the salon tho and feeling bonita after a fresh trim and blowout

@brigitteous I can never figure out how to style it at home though haha 😂 thank you beautiful 🩷

Hair always looks better when the hairdresser does it 😂🩵

@imik_plays That’s sounds really promising!! 👀

I haven't even finished Uni, I haven't even applied for a job, and I have received a job offer already, and they're even willing to wait for me until September, so I can enjoy my last Summer holidays...😭I haven't even met the team, but my schoolmate told me they're really sweet.

Eight years into studying whales, Nan Hauser believed she understood their size and strength. Then one afternoon off Rarotonga she felt a pressure she had never felt before — a 40‑ton humpback whale pressing its head against her body and lifting her toward the surface. At first she thought the animal was playing too roughly. She tried to push away, but the whale kept tucking her under its pectoral fin. For seven and a half minutes the great creature nudged and nudged, even raising her clear of the water on its flipper. Only when she glimpsed a second silhouette did she understand. The “whale” moving side to side was actually an 18‑foot tiger shark, arched in attack posture. In that instant the humpback positioned her on its head and raced toward her boat, shielding her with its massive body. Within ten minutes she was safely back on deck, shaking with shock and gratitude. Hauser, a lifelong marine biologist, had never experienced anything like it. “I felt love, concern and care from the whale,” she told The Guardian. She had spent her career filming these animals quietly, believing the best way to understand them was to let them be. Now one seemed to understand her vulnerability and acted. Scientists note that humpbacks have been documented interfering when predators attack other species, behaviour some call “mobbing”. Whether the whale’s act was true altruism or an instinct honed by eons of kin‑selected behaviour, Hauser felt the encounter as a deliberate choice. The story didn’t end there. A year later Hauser was back in the Cook Islands when a familiar tail surfaced. She recognised the whale by the notches on its fluke and the scar on its head. As she slid into the water the whale approached, looked her in the eye and extended its giant fin. She rubbed its face and began to cry. The whale lingered near her boat for twenty minutes before swimming away. There is no moral to pin on a whale’s fin, no proof that a giant mammal meant to save a human. There is only a moment when a life hung between a predator and a protector and something ancient stirred. Perhaps this is what happens when we spend enough time listening rather than dominating: another being may recognise us as kin. In a world where we often assume only humans are capable of compassion, a humpback whale carrying a scientist to safety suggests the ocean itself may be watching over us.

@Lancethegreat81 Ty Lance

@brigitteous I understand. I am sending you all the hugs. You can DM me anytime you want to vent. Love ya.

Good morning @brigitteous Have a fabulous day.