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kokocharm · 2 years ago
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Okay... I have been looking into the subject relationships alongside my STL investigations, since S-53 for some reason has Schedule. Like that's a good idea. We learned nothing from the Moonstruck Uprising...
Anyway. This post is centered around 27 and 5H4. 5H4 took an immediate interest in 27 the minute he arrived, according to Cybro. In fact, Cybro had to ask S-34 (VD) about those two, which is not surprising. 5H4 is in the D Wing, so, I have no clue how it got into contact with 27 in the first place.
According to "VD", 27 was aggressive when they first met. But as time went on, 27 eventually dropped some of his wall around VD and the two became friends. 27 told VD about how 5H4 visited him constantly, training him to be stronger and telling him that his role as the subject guard makes him the most valuable one in the entire lab, for he would one day break the two of them out and they could reign supreme over the world, as 5H4 once had.
As far as Cybro knows.. the two still train, and they are still working toward global domination. I am required to report this to Headmaster.
that's not all. one, 5h4 cannot be stopped by normal measures... he is darkness itself. sombre says she is keeping an eye on him, but.. as much as i trust her... 5h4 is strong and smart. two, a few years ago, 5h4 saw 27's relationship with vd, and 5h4 did not like it. 27 believes that vd is dead because 5h4 has permanently blocked his room away; 27 says that vd died in an experiment. he doesn't know that that's not possible! i'm here to make sure no one dies in experiments! that's my job as cybro. i am cybro. i want out. i want out i want out i want out i want out i want out i want out i wa
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serialkillahfag · 13 days ago
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ignore 5h4 hole in him som3 things went on id rather NOT talk about
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1nf3ct3db33tl3 · 9 months ago
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What the fuck is with Bive??? What did you do??
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1 d0n't kn0w wut 1 d1d, h0n35tly. 5h4 5h0w3d UP l1k3 th1z.. >.<
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distortedclouds · 1 year ago
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Hi I’m back for the asks again!
9, 24, 28, & 33
Hello there!
24. Sleeping/cuddling positions? (Big spoon, little spoon, etc.)?
9. Who travels lighter?
Annie. Armin is the dad friend prepared with everything everyone could ever need. He's got an extra jacket for Annie in case she gets cold, packs all the socks and underwear even if they're away for only a few days, etc
Meanwhile Annie can travel half the world with the clothes on her back as long as she can get food on the way
24. Sleeping/cuddling positions? (Big spoon, little spoon, etc.)?
As long as they're all over each other it doesn't matter. Although I don't see them being spoons as much as front to front or front to side cuddling!
28. Who always steals the other's food? How does their partner react to it?
Honestly if you don't want your food eaten by the Leonhart in the house, don't leave it unsupervised!
That being said, Armin is a bit of a picky eater, I always headcanon him as such, so a lot of 5h4 food in his plate is going to Annie
33. What is their wedding day like?
I am SO in love with the idea of them eloping I can't think of anything else ever again!
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postsofbabel · 4 days ago
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14raweggs · 1 month ago
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I always get upset with myself for getting more drunk than I anticipate but it's bc 9nx4 I hit the l3velnthat meets 5h4 threshold of pain that I'm constantly in its like stepping off a cliff u kno? ie
nothing -> oh wow I'm comfortable and maybe sleepy -> Oh Fuck im drunk e oughj I can't walk
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g4m38l0rg · 4 months ago
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exposing-5h · 7 years ago
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i fucking love this album. i wish it was longer but other then that, its perfect. they fucking proved that they dont need collabs and they dont canola and her goat like voice. the songs r so good and this really is the begging for them. this isnt the end of 5h, to me this is there rebirth and its just the beginning for them and i doubt this will be the last album. now everyone go stream the album. streams will help alot. iTunes isnt the only source for bb200
^^^. question for yall, do u think there will be a 5h4?
-W
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kokocharm · 2 years ago
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THE GREENFIREST LAB LIST
Our purpose as the Greenfirest Lab of the Hiraeth Forest is to collect abnormalities around the globe and store them in one contained facility where we can experiment, discover, and work on the hope of improving humanity.
These notes are taken by four different trusted scientists, close information being supplied by our robot assistant Cybro. However misinformation is possible, so keep a close watch.
*That means you, Spice. Please stop giving the subjects bizarre names. It's difficult to keep track of.
00: *##5
  A monstrosity.
01: Infillian
  Power to feel and manipulate others emotions.
02: 0R3
  Just another test.
03: Emerald
  Wanted to enhance speed abilities, was a success.
04: W1NG
  Testing out body mutilation aspects. Partly a success, was given working wings.
05: W3ATHER
   An unnatural creature able to predict the weather. Ability to see future?
06: 5H4
 Once a statue, it’s determined to be some type of demigod, possessing dark and shadow themed abilities.
07: P1X13
  A literal fairy. Captured long ago, grown to be a rude little annoying brat. Simply scared of the scientists, seems to manage fear with sarcasm and insults. 
08: SH1N3
  Powers referencing to light. An experiment went wrong when the power malfunctioned, and now she has the ability to control lights, which stretches beyond electricty.
09: GL1TCH
  Can “break” its surroundings in a glitched computer themed way.
10: N0V4
  Possesses the strange ability to read into star maps, proven to be useful when locating undiscovered planets or meteors.
11: Puppeteer
  Can control others bodies. Doesnt mean they have access to their thoughts. Sometimes can access memories, but only faintly.
12: Cotton Candy
  Ability to heal others in any way possible. This also counts psychologically, but it only makes the pain tolerable. 
13: C0RR
  An experiment that went severely wrong.
14: S0UL
  The ability to take over someones body, his own body disappearing while controlling another lifeform. He was originally thought to be mute, but when he does speak its a different language every time, sometimes it even being languages one has never heard of. 
15: DEC4Y
   Whatever it touches decays rapidly. Keep in confined area at all times.
16: FL0AT
  The ability to manipulate the gravity of anything and everything, ranging from small objects to whole rooms.
17: Technoally
  The power to get into computers or any type of electricity. Most powerful in high-tech areas. Doesn’t necessarily have a physical body, as techs was a line of coding that gained sentience.
18: PDGW
  Created in an attempt to destroy a ‘failed’ or ‘unused’ subject. The deletion failed, and PDGW is now a ghost tale of the lab. PDGW’s name is short for Project Deletion Gone Wrong. Some say PDGW is alive, hiding within the lab since no one is able to leave. There are said to be subjects in contact with PDGW. 
19: Realm
 Able to speak to the deceased and visit the afterlife on will, no matter what religion. En loves to antagonize the scientists with dead family members, yet is a real sweetheart to other subjects.
20: Ghozey
  A subject whom was accidentally killed during testing. However zer was able to persist after death and is quite friendly with everyone, offering specifically subjects heavy reassurance. Was four years old when ze passed, being an already very weak survivor with many illnesses. We did zer a favor.
21: F0RM
  Possesses the ability to change their or others physical appearances. This includes beneath the skin.
22: $#*#?**$
  We don’t speak of this… thing.
23: Caramel
  An attempt to make a subject to contain others emotions, to inject others sadness into itself. The test was partially successful, as it’s now an entirely emotionless being, used as a test dummy.
24: DR4
  A dragon a team of hunters brought in. It’s highly aggressive towards scientists and adults, but affectionate toward subjects and children, as a motherly gesture. Many tests have proven he was a mother before brought in. Also able to withstand unthinkable amounts of climate and temperature.
25: Unseen
  A blind subject that can hear others thoughts and see through their eyes.
26: Duplicate
  Two living beings classified as one subject. They’re a pair of twins that "always found a way to stick together", as our original records say. The first one is named Eliza, and the second is named Elijah. 
27: 27
  A shapeshifter. He also has powers related to fire, though we did not implement those. Somehow has a close connection to Subject 06: 5H4.
28: Ender
  The ability to travel time, timelines and universes. Very jumpy. 
29: SKEL
  A skeleton that somehow came to life. 
30: Crimson
  Used in an attempt to manually control memories. It was successful.
31: Bell
  Powers to control his own and others realities to fit his perfect image of who she thinks they are. 
32: Pepsi
  Able to disable other subjects powers, while also possesses what we call “dark magic.”
33: Blackout
  Able to cause severe hallucination and can drive belief into someones head without hardly any effort. Approach with caution, as he’s quite a trickster.
34: VD
  Can control others using dolls or drawings he made. Seems to be weakened by light, for some unknown reason. Also likes to fuck with people. Great guy, honestly. 
35: M1CR0
  His files were lost. He is from the first lab, Steeltipped Lab, yet he is not dangerous. He is mostly suspected to have abilities related to sight, although we are not entirely sure. 
36: Saturn
  Spiritual related powers that include speaking to Gods, reading futures, omens, ect. She is most calm when near flowers.
37: Pastel
  Able to change its fur and eye color. Very shy, its tears are made of acid so don’t make it cry (she cries very easily.)
38: Imaginitive
  This subject is able to double ones emotions, mental health, ect. It can make depression worse, as an example. It’s powers reach all the way to neurodivergency, and possibly farther. It is also shown to effect dreams.
39: Tune
  Constantly speaking in autotune and is able to play any sound she wants, music and all. He isn’t classified as dangerous, only very, extremely annoying.
40: Cowboy
  Literally serves no purpose. Xey’re only here to be southern and annoy people. They also have the ability to summon silver bullets and can seek out gold no matter how hidden it is.
41: Death
  Able to see others deaths, in multiple ways. Touching it will also kill you.
42: Ms. Fern
  Insanely smart, the most intelligent thing in the world. 
43: Suit Guy
  Extremely manipulative and only appears in others dreams. Rarely seen in the physical world and can be seen over cameras.
44: Fourty-Four
  Possesses the ability of breaking the fourth wall at any time in any way shape or form.
45: Z0mbiee
  To be heavily contained. Anyone who has been even remotely touched by it must be killed immediately, as to not start an outbreak.
46: Sunflower
  Can forcefully be pulled into an older mindset, however she is the youngest subject who does not physically age.
47: Vision
  Able to look into others pasts + futures. Often vaguely predicts events when he does rarely speak.
48: Alrighty
  Seems to resemble a snake, fish and ghost. Mey and S-20 get along well. Alrighty was only made to shut S-20 up and to get xem to leave the other subjects alone.
49: Explosion
  Has the ability to create explosions at will. His tail seems to be his primary weapon.
50: Invis
  Can make his body invisible, or just certain parts. Confuses many, but at least has a good sense of humor. 
51: Toxic
  Releases toxic fumes when under pressure or when experiencing severe stress.  Do not touch or breathe around without protection.
52: Stargazer
  An interesting species coming from another planet. Claims to be the leader of her “Star Pact”.
53: Sombre
 A sokochou, a creature of great natural power.
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mitchie945 · 7 years ago
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cu55 · 6 years ago
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synonycostore · 4 years ago
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2020 Tennessee License Plate 9S6 5H4
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a-libra-writes · 3 years ago
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Ma'am, you are totally the reason I'm gonna be obsessed with The Peaky Blinders for 5h4 foreseeable future. And I thank you. Every episode just keeps getting better.
extremely curious what youll think about alfie and luca and michael's later wild-ass behavior and ada and lizzie and --
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rjalker · 3 years ago
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So you can't put read-mores on mobile anymore withou5 i5 fucking up 5h4 pos5 and moving your pictu43w around -.-
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bm-african-art · 4 years ago
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Shield, 19th century, Brooklyn Museum: Arts of Africa
Technique: basketry; oblong. Oblong basketry shield. Black and yellow woven geometric designs in bilaterally symmetrical forms. Parts of rim separated. Handle was separated. Handle is now in 5H4-5D, next to shield. CONDITION: Wet in flood 6/86. See conservation report. Worn on rim. Size: 45 x 15 in. (114.3 x 38.1 cm) Medium: Fiber, wood
https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollection/objects/19354
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kuttinup7-blog · 4 years ago
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