#(I'm not in any of the photos)

[fallen-goldfishcracker]

[decemberelegy]

adidas x Mercedes-AMG F1 || from the mercedesamgf1 shop newsletter

[nipuni]

Another outfit showcase! this time for spring-summer 🥰

[lazylittledragon]

please enjoy 3 months of work on isobel packed down into 1 minute

[hum--hallelujah]

Take This to Your Grave is the debut studio album by American rock band Fall Out Boy, released on May 6, 2003, by Fueled by Ramen. [...] Take This to Your Grave is often regarded as one of the greatest pop-punk albums of all time. In 2017, Rolling Stone placed the album at number 5 on their list of the "50 Greatest Pop-Punk Albums".[1]

[piovascosimo]

Blur | To The End (2024)

"i can't wait to decipher more words, but the singing is fucking ace, your voice sounds really good... but it's an expensive microphone."

[autistickaitovocaloid]

Fact: My Power figure can hold things of a similar length and width to your average skewer.

What I did with this information:

[wildbasil]

Sorry about the awful photo but I thought you might all like to see the poster I got from the National Library of Wales' Arthur and Welsh Mythology exhibition (July-December 2017)

[ourfavoritetorturedwriter]

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

Vincent Price and Peter Lorre...

You have no idea how much I love these guys and this photo. Best fucking picture ever!!

[littlemissclandestine]

Adler & Sims Analysis - Part 1

A random thought i had at 4am

Sims has a skin called ‘Penumbra’ whereas Adler has a skin called ‘Umbra’.

If we look at the actual dictionary definitions for the words with a quick google search…

Umbra:

the fully shaded inner region of a shadow cast by an opaque object, especially the area on the earth or moon experiencing the total phase of an eclipse.

Astronomy: the dark central part of a sunspot.

Literary: shadow or darkness.

Penumbra:

The partially shaded outer region of the shadow cast by an opaque object.

A peripheral or indeterminate area or group.

Easier to explain with this image:

This makes sense if we look at both characters. Adler, "America's Monster", is essentially consumed by the darkness of his job. Has no desire to quit as Woods says in BO6, "Quit isn't in Adler's vocabulary."

Sims however, is the penumbra, the lighter shade. We see this all the time. In Cold War, Sims wasn't entirely on board with idea of the brainwashing. We can recall him questioning his close friend -> "Damn. Through the eye socket. You sure about this, Doc?" He knows it's wrong. Adler on the other hand is so obsessed with finding Perseus and purging evil that he essentially becomes the evil himself.

It's known that Sims and Adler have been working together a long time. Adler has called Sims soft on not one but two occasions.

-> "Don't get soft like Sims." - Adler to Bell before Fracture Jaw "recall"

-> "Getting soft in your old age, huh, Sims?" - Adler to Sims after apprehending Gusev

In Sims' bio in Cold War, it's mentioned that he's always been in the shadow of Adler. The peripheral (see def 2) . Never the one with the "spotlight".

Kind of weird how our eyes are automatically drawn to the umbra in the picture, the one with deepest, darkest shade. Just how Adler always gets the recognition because he's the one doing the dirtiest and most dangerous work without a second thought. I mean Hudson himself mentions it during a safehouse interaction.

-> "Strategically speaking, this borders on insanity. Which is precisely the type of work we rely on Adler for." - Hudson to Bell before the Lubyanka infiltration.

[canisalbus]

You’ve most likely answered this before but what breed exactly is Machete? I’ve been trying to figure it out for a while I’ve thought maybe a saluki but the ears arnt right.

In theory his breed is fictional Podenco Siciliano, but he's not a purebred example. Out of existing dog breeds he looks closest to (and is related to) Ibizan Hound.

But sometimes I see Silken Windhounds that also kind of remind me of him. They just don't have the characteristic bat ears.

[nipuni]

More photos of our short trip to Galicia last week 🌊 [part1] [part3]

[papermonkeyism]

A while back I helped a friend of mine build a puzzle, and I thought, hey, this is kinda fun and relaxing thing to do. Maybe I should get a puzzle and do one myself too!

And, well, some sales events happened and I spotted this one for less than ten euros, and it looked nice and varied enough it should be relatively easy to figure out.

I won't admit to making any mistakes, but the end size of the finished piece is in american units and

Aaaand I maaaaay have miscalculated the size of this thing just a smidge.

I don't think my portable drawing "table" is quite enough...

[holdoncallfailed]

1967..?

[nonamxix]

Outtake from Autumn de Wilde fashion story for Vogue USA, august 2020 issue, with Tanya Reynolds (x).