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My Media Thread

Ok so before i get started i just want to say that i'm gonna be doing recommendations vs giving things an x/10 score like on my twitter media thread since the scores i gave were honestly arbitrary and a recommendation would give a much more clear view on how i feel about a game. Down below are the categories this thread will be using Don't recommend/Don't play it (Whichever one my brain remembers in this category at the time of writing) - I personally think no one should be subjected to playing this game and i would highly recommend not engaging with it at all costs like not even as a joke

Play at your own risk - I personally wouldn't seriously recommend this game to someone but if you want to give it a try go for it it could be really funny who knows

Maybe - This one will mainly be used for if i recommend the game but i think it's definitely not for everyone whether it be for difficulty or for potentially triggers in the game or even just some really weird shit

Recommend - I recommend this game wholeheartedly and would gladly suggest it to pretty much anyone

MUST PLAY - PLAY THIS GAME IMMEDAITELY RIGHT NOW

Oh and one final thing i'll be using the tag #beeb's media thread for this whole thread idk if you can mute tags or anything but if you can you can use it to mute this whole thread

So i guess without further ado i'll be starting my media thread here with danganronpa trigger happy havoc, So the first danganronpa game sure is an experience that's for sure and my opinion on the series has changed a LOT since i first played through the series and wrote my original media thread posts so i guess i'll just say this now. I don't like danganronpa as much as i did back then since my recency bias for the series went away ages ago and i've had plenty of time to look over the series retrospectively but the first game still has some pretty fun stuff. The whole mystery of why they're all in hope's peak i'd still say is pretty cool and hope's peak itself is a fantastic killing game setting and gives off a perfect atmosphere for the whole thing. The characters in one are kind of a mixed bag, on one hand you have characters who i think are genuinely pretty solid like sakura (She's probably my favorite character from 1 it's either her chihiro or mondo and maybe hina) and on the other you have whatever the fuck toko (in this game at least UDG helps her out a fair amount) and hifumi are where they honestly really suck just kind of being really annoying/weird most of the time. The chapters in this game are also mostly ok aside from like chapter 3 which is probably the game's lowest point trialwise and chapter 2 for how it handles chihiro (I refuse to get into any chihiro related drama so i won't go really in depth on that here) and just that really chapter 2 is mostly ok otherwise. Chapter 4 was especially nice and is my personal pick for my favorite chapter in the game and chapter 1 while it starts out slow imo has one of the absolute best executions in the trilogy. Thankfully this game also sticks the landing fairly well with its ending and it didn't completely fall flat on its face and seriously fuck up the rest of the game by ending on a sour note (Don't worry danganronpa 2 you're next) Personally i'd give danganronpa trigger happy havoc a...

Maybe - While danganronpa's concept of the killing game is something i unironically think is one of my favorite mechanisms for telling a story with how much cool character shit it can cause the execution the games do with the concept can be uh, less than stellar at times. Also aside from the obvious (violence, blood, and a whole lot of murder) stuff that would lead to me seriously consider giving a game a maybe. The game (and the series in general tbh) has some really weird shit in them like both toko and hifumi are really big offenders in this game and i don't even want to get into the chihiro discourse not to mention the gross shower peeping bonus scene in chapter 3 although that one is completely missable (thankfully) if you didn't get a certain item from the monokuma machine but still regardless all of that is enough for me to give this game a maybe, if you think you can handle the blood, gore, everything else and more in danganronpa i'd honestly say it would be worth picking up and trying the series out.

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[“In her laboratory, researcher Beatrice Beebe and her team at Columbia University invite the parent to play with the infant as they do at home. Using two cameras—one filming the baby, who is placed in an infant seat opposite the mother, and the other focused on the mother’s face and upper torso—they generate a split-screen view of both parent and infant.

The research focuses on a few aspects of the verbal and nonverbal interactions, such as their gaze toward and away from each other (parents typically look at their infants while the infants cycle between looking and looking away, which allows them to regulate the intensity of arousal created by the eye contact). It detects their facial expressions, as well as their vocalizations, and analyzes how coordinated their facial expressions and movements are. The researchers listen to and code the vocal back-and-forth communication and the turn taking between parent and infant in that exchange.

Watching the split screen, Beebe points out that caregivers tend to tune in to the infants’ movements, gestures, gazes, and expressions, and that the babies are responsive to every nuance of the mothers’ behavior. There is a rhythm co-created between the infants and their caretakers. The parent usually looks happy when her infant smiles and appears concerned when the infant cries. She reduces the intensity of her behavior when the baby turns its head away; she lowers her voice when the infant seems distressed; and she tries to excite the baby when it looks back to her. The parent talks to her baby and then gives the baby a turn. The baby responds vocally in her own way. They each follow the other’s rhythm of taking a turn. Ideal exchange between parents and their infants doesn’t mean absolute synchronization or “perfect” matching and superhigh responsiveness. Rather, a dynamic communication evolves that includes moments of mismatch and potential misunderstanding, followed by moments of re-attunement and repair.

These studies highlight the fact that ruptures are an inevitable part of every relationship. In fact, in 1989 Jeffrey F. Cohn and Edward Z. Tronick indicated that imperfect interaction and mismatching of communication are the rule rather than the exception. They show that a “good enough” parent is slightly mismatched and desynchronized with their infant 70 percent of the time and in synch with them only 30 percent of the time. They suggest that a good relationship is the result not of a perfect level of attunement, but rather of successful repairs. The moments when the parent re-attunes to the baby are important. They are the foundation for future trust, where both parent and infant learn that they can go back to a rhythm that allows them to be seen and understood by the other.”]

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[celerydays]

how would one become moots with you on discord? or even on here ^~^ you very much seem like someone i’d get along with swimmingly and you’d be another person i could gush abt hogwarts legacy//seb to (another person=the only person so far sobs)

anyhee have a cookie for your time bby 🫳🏻🍪

-beeb anon

waaaah a cookie for me?!?! ty!! 🥹🍪💕

and lol – i kinda just allow myself to get picked up like a stray cat by people??? and then boom: moots!

unfortunately my role in my relationships and how they're formed is horribly passive ahahaha 🫣

that being said, my DMs are always open to gush about HL/Seb 🥰 (I'm a hardcore Ominis girlie, though I've been liking Seb just bit by bit, more and more each time I draw him extra needy and subby 😏).

also you should def join some of the HL discords out there! the people i've met on some have been great to freak out in tandem with lollll 🥰

[annfurry0022]

Notable Figures from Ashland, Ohio: Past and Present.

Located in north-central Ohio, Ashland is a town rich in history and home to numerous individuals who have made significant contributions to various fields. From its founding to the present day Ohio, Ashland has produced notable figures who have left lasting legacies. Let's explore some of these remarkable individuals.

Past Figures:

Clarence Beebe: A prominent figure in Ashland's early history, Beebe was one of the town's founding fathers. He played a crucial role in establishing Ashland as a center for education and culture.

Charles F. Kettering: Born in Loudonville, near Ashland, Kettering was a prolific inventor and engineer. He is best known for inventing the electric starter, which revolutionized the automotive industry. Kettering's contributions extended beyond automotive technology, including developments in aviation and medicine.

Francis Wayland Parker: Though not a native of Ashland, Parker spent a significant portion of his career in the town. He was an influential educator and a pioneer of progressive education. Parker's ideas and methods had a profound impact on the American education system.

Robert Byrd: A distinguished politician, Byrd served as a United States Senator from West Virginia for over half a century. Although not originally from Ashland, Byrd attended law school at Ashland College (now Ashland University), leaving a mark on the town's academic legacy.

Present Figures:

Jon Hamilton: A renowned artist and sculptor, Hamilton has gained recognition for his intricate bronze sculptures depicting scenes from Ashland's history. His works can be found throughout the town, enriching its cultural landscape.

Dr. Sarah Thompson: As a leading physician and community advocate, Dr. Thompson has dedicated her career to improving healthcare access and outcomes in Ashland. She has been instrumental in implementing initiatives aimed at addressing public health challenges and promoting wellness.

Michael Stevens: An accomplished author and historian, Stevens has authored several books chronicling the history of Ashland and its surrounding areas. Through his writings, he has helped preserve the town's heritage and fostered an appreciation for its past among residents and visitors alike.

Emily Carter: A rising star in the field of environmental science, Carter conducts research on sustainable agriculture practices at Ashland University. Her work has the potential to benefit local farmers and contribute to efforts aimed at mitigating environmental impact.

Conclusion:

From its earliest days to the present, Ashland, Ohio, has been home to a diverse array of remarkable individuals who have left indelible marks on the town and beyond. Whether through their inventions, ideas, or community contributions, these notable figures have helped shape Ashland's identity and legacy. As the town continues to evolve, it is certain that future generations will build upon the foundation laid by these inspiring individuals.

[wutbju]

An amazing friend and child of God, Vicki Reid Foster's love for life and strength didn't come to an end with her death. Vicki passed away suddenly on June 24, 2023 at the age of 71 after a courageous battle with cancer. She was surrounded by the loved ones who will continue to honor her legacy by living their lives with strength, love and kindness for others and a personal relationship with Jesus.

Vicki had a long career in the legal field. Working as a legal secretary for several private firms then going on to work for the state of Arkansas for 25+ years until she retired. She spent her retirement years doing her favorite thing, taking big family vacations, with her last one being a cruise out of the country.

Vicki was a caring wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and friend. Shortly after graduating from Bob Jones University she met the love of her life, Roger Foster. They were married for 47 years and showed what real love is. Vicki is survived by their four children: Jennifer Huggins, Angela Neal, Jonathan Foster and Suzanne Foster Thompson (Ben).

Vicki was blessed with 13 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Vicki loved to host all her family each Sunday for a delicious meal of her choosing, unless it was your birthday. Then you not only chose the meal but also your favorite cake. Which sometime turned into pie, brownies or watermelon.

Vicki's love for Roger and her family was only surpassed by her love for her Savior, Jesus Christ. We rest in peace, knowing she is in the arms of Jesus.

2 Corinthians 5:8

Visitation will be Monday, July 3, 2023, 1 to 3 p.m. at Powell Funeral Home Chapel, 2602 W Beebe Capps Expressway, Searcy, AR 72143. Funeral Service will immediately follow at 3 p.m. Interment will be at Fosters Chapel Cemetery, Hwy 16, Searcy, Arkansas.

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The Enigma of Element 115: Unraveling a Controversial Tale

By: Lara Johnson Beebe

August 30, 2023

The Claims Unveiled

Bob Lazar first stepped into the limelight in the late 1980s, when he alleged that he had worked on reverse-engineering alien spacecraft at a facility known as S-4, near the infamous Area 51 in Nevada. According to Lazar, the key to these otherworldly vehicles’ propulsion systems lay in an element with an atomic number of 115. He referred to this element as “Ununpentium.”

Lazar’s most captivating claim was that Ununpentium could generate a gravitational field that allowed these crafts to bend space-time, granting them the ability to travel vast distances in a short time – a concept akin to science fiction.

Scientific Skepticism and Exploration

While Lazar’s story captured public interest, it also invited scrutiny from the scientific community. His educational background and work history were questioned, with some researchers pointing out inconsistencies in his claims. Element 115, as described by Lazar, was not a stable substance and had not been officially recognized at the time.

However, years after Lazar’s revelations, element 115 gained scientific recognition under the name Moscovium. Synthesized briefly in laboratories, its fleeting existence bolstered claims that the element was highly unstable and had unique properties, though not exactly as described by Lazar.

Exploring the Possibilities

Despite the skepticism surrounding Lazar’s story, his claims have continued to intrigue both science enthusiasts and conspiracy theorists alike. The very idea of a new element with revolutionary properties raises questions about the potential it might hold for advanced propulsion, energy generation, and even its applications beyond our planet.

Researchers have explored the potential uses of element 115’s isotopes in various fields. Some have hypothesized its use in advanced nuclear reactors, while others have speculated about potential connections to dark matter or its role in understanding the fundamental forces of the universe.

A Legacy of Mystery

Bob Lazar’s story has left an indelible mark on popular culture, contributing to the mystique of Area 51 and sparking ongoing debates about the veracity of his claims. Regardless of the controversy, his narrative has rekindled discussions about the boundaries of human knowledge, the possibilities of undiscovered elements, and the potential for advanced technologies that could reshape our understanding of the cosmos.

Whether Lazar’s account is ultimately proven or debunked, his tale remains a testament to the enduring allure of the unknown and humanity’s insatiable curiosity about what lies beyond our current understanding.

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The Inevitable End of Year Awards, 2022 Edition

It would be fair to say that 2022 got off to a flatulent yet anaemic start back in Ye Olde January and has since sign-waved between extremes of joyless and joyful like a sherry-addled schizophrenic telling you his life story at a Xmas party that just won’t fucking end, finally ending on a weirdly positive note. So, with that in mind and before the New Year bursts all over us like a faulty condom, let us roll up our sleeves and ferret through the detritus of the year in the hope of finding the purest diamonds and filthiest sludge-nuggets, so we can drape medals about them and call it an awards ceremony. Let’s rock and roll, fuckeroos!

The Feyd-Rautha Award for Having One Job and Not Fucking Doing It… … Goes to Vladimir Putin, who gave himself the job of conquering the Ukraine and, despite having the military resources of an immense, wealthy country, a police state and a fully-subjugated media at his disposal, failed miserably. The war in Ukraine continues with no sign of Russia actually achieving anything. A bit’s been annexed- sort of- but Ukraine remains resolute and it’s highly probably that Russia’s ailing dictator will die before completing the job that he obviously intended to be his legacy. The stupid fucking twat.

The Suspicious Package that’s Actually a Present Award for Nicest Surprise… … Goes to the film Bullet Train, which looked like nothing more than a good laugh from the adverts but turned out to be a legitimately perfect film, utterly flawless in narrative construction and characterisation… that also happened to be a really good laugh. Any film that has Brad Pitt singing the praises of fate and smart toilets while two hit men bicker about Thomas the Tank Engine has got to be worth the price of admission… and maybe a little dance.

The Patrick Stewart Painting a Naked Beethoven Award for Special Services to High Culture… … Goes to another film, The Northman, which dared to ask ‘what if Hamlet and Beowulf were the same person’. It was a beautiful, meditative experience that reflected on the intersection between heroism and madness in pre-modern mythology… that also found time for fart jokes with Willem Dafoe and a big, epic sword-fight in front of an exploding volcano. I swear this is a real movie. I didn’t just neck a load of tramadol and hallucinate it while staring at an ant-farm. Go on, Google it. It’s real!

The Suspiciously Abrupt Bathroom Break Award for Shortest Tenure… Goes to spittle-spraying, plate-faced, xenophobic freak, Liz Truss, who clawed her way to the position of Tory Prime Minister but lasted about as long as a fast-food restaurant called Jimmy’s Shit and Chip Salmonella Palace. She was promptly replaced by a urinary condition in a suit who somehow contrived to be worse than her, despite the fact that that should have been physically impossible.

The Joker Shooting a Chat-Show Host Dead Award for Most Satisfying Moment… … Goes to the Doctor’s regeneration into previous, beloved Doctor Who star David Tennant shortly after the announcement that previous, beloved show-runner Russel T. Davis was being brought back to write and run the show again. The BBC is constitutionally capable of just saying ‘sorry, we fucked up’, but this does read as the closest possible equivalent. After a painfully ill-advised gender-flip, some lore-wrecking bullshit, an episode where the Doctor shilled for an evil mega-corp and a long-winded, multi-episode trudge through the colourful world of queer-baiting, the BBC seems to have finally realised that the last few years were a mistake. Will this lesson stay learned? Probably not. We’re talking about people who keep making the same crime drama every year and just calling it different names. Object permanence is not the Beeb’s strong-suit… but it’s still incredibly, viscerally satisfying to see a blustering, half-witted, incestuous institution forced into a U-turn, however temporary it might later end up being.

The Pluggity McPlugface Award for Best New Work of Fiction… … Goes to Enlightenment for All!, a brand new short story published by left-wing magazine Culture Matters and available to download for free, right now. Taking place across 20,000 years and charting a multi-generational effort to uncover the secret of enlightenment itself, it’s already being hailed as an important work of outsider ‘gypsy futurism’ by a certain internationally-respected poet WHO I AM IN NO WAY ADMITTING BEING RELATED TO. Oh, did I not mention? I’m the author! I wrote it! I am a proper published author, and this one story is set to be followed by a whole book in the New Year! Take a moment to let that sink in: I have a story available through one of Britain’s leading leftist magazines and a book of short stories slated to come out through the same soon. Once again: for all the squalidness of modern society, my life is fucking awesome.

The Garth Meringue Award for Abject Terror… … Goes to Smile, which- like Bullet Train- is a fucking perfect movie… albeit measured by a different metric. In this case, the metric for success is the number of ruined trousers associated with the media artefact’s existence, which has got to be well into the millions by now. This is neither the time nor place for a review, but Smile terrified me in a way that few films every have. Its capacity to induce fear is truly awe-inspiring… as its related capacity to ruin trousers.

The Special Award for Taking the Piss Like a Fucking Sewer System… … Goes to the recent rises in gas and electric prices. The UK’s price rises are among the highest on the European continent, because the people in charge of this country’s energy policies are craven, witless morons who have cheerfully privatised the energy sector while failing to arrange alternate sources of power at the state level. As a result, heating a home is now a slightly more expensive endeavour than just fucking off and starting a new life... ON THE MOON!

The Beige Flake in an Unflavoured Ice-Cream Award for Existing… … Goes to tepid new Marvel telly-show, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, which has a fucking amazing title and contains one of Marvel Comics’ most beloved female characters… yet arrived to the resounding sound of ‘meh’. I never watched it myself, but I feel comfortable including it in my end of year round-up because, er, neither did anyone else. Why? Well, a combination of dodgy effects, formulaic episodes and one scene in which poor old Bruce Banner gets an ear-bashing from the title character that the fans just weren’t standing for. And that’s it: something that should have been a hilarious, weird odyssey through Marvel’s lesser-known catalogue arrived ended up making almost zero impression on the shape of popular culture. Pity really- but something from Marvel making so little impression is actually, weirdly impressive in itself. If they reverse-engineer the properties that made it so forgettable, they could render them down to a paint and use it disguise fucking military aircraft carriers.

The Salvador Dali Riding a Neon Zebra Through a Sky Made of Pancakes Award for Sheer Fucking Weirdness… … Goes to Everything Everywhere All at Once, a pseudo-comedy about the multiverse, divergent timelines, dildos, pinatas, family drama, rocks with googly eyes and putting everything on a bagel so that it collapses in on itself and becomes a reality-consuming singularity. It’s a great movie with a brilliantly talented actress and comedian in the leading roll. I realise I’ve done a lot of media mentions in this end of year round-up, but I feel like it’s important to praise films like this. If we don’t shine a light on quality, we end up with dreck. Good, original films and telly are rare, especially in a world where everything is a copy of some pre-existing IP, transcribed and adjusted and mutated until its no longer recognisable as itself. We live in a world where Jeff Bezos can buy the right to Lord of the Rings lore just so he can wipe his bald, pointless cock on it and where all of pop culture is dominated by a single, soulless corporation. When smaller creators with original ideas do something great, we should shine a light on it. So I am. Well done this film.

The ‘What, Really?’ Award for Unexpected Good News… … Goes to the news that James Gunn is going to be put in charge of the DC cinematic universe, which is unexpected and good- the two criteria for shockingly underwhelming award.

The Wonderful Fucking Timing Award… … Is the last award of the entry and goes to my car- or former car- which chose the week before Xmas to break down irreparably, leaking oil, petrol and water all at the same time while the engine misfired systematically. I loved that old motor, but its timing was always somewhat on the spectacular side. And so we end our awards ceremony on a personal and profoundly trivial note. So it goes.

And that was 2022. It averaged out to be pretty okay and now its ending to make way for 2023, which promises to be the latest in a long line of years. Until then (and the inevitable New Years Resolutions blog), bye.

[mxtxfanatic]

Idk what the functional difference to you is between “debt” and “duty” and “promise”… but it’s all literally the same thing, here (and if we're really gonna get into it: wwx did not make this promise; it was a final order demanded of him). Wei Wuxian “owed” a debt to the Jiang Clan for taking him off the streets. He fulfills it by making sure that the last surviving heir of the clan survives a war, avenges his clan, and brings their legacy back to prosperity. By the time Wei Wuxian defects, all of that has been accomplished. I also think you are misunderstanding what exactly Wei Wuxian is convincing himself of, because the whole paragraph above your except is key to understanding it:

But every time he tossed and turned as he lay awake at night, knowing he’d never reach the stars using proper means, knowing he’d never wield his sword with the excellence that was supposed to bring astonishment to so many eyes, he wondered if Jiang FengMiang hadn’t take him back to Lotus Pier, perhaps he wouldn’t cross paths with cultivation his whole life. Then he would have never known that such a magnificent path existed in this world. He’d only be a head beggar who roamed the streets, fleeing at first sight of a dog, or maybe looking after cows and stealing other people’s crops in the countryside, playing his flute to pass his time. He wouldn’t have known to cultivate, and he definitely wouldn’t have had the chance to form a core. With such thoughts, he’d felt much better. Take it as repayment, or take it as redemption. Take it as he’d never received the golden core to begin with.

—Chapt. 103, exr

He’s not trying to convince himself that it’s “just a debt” in order to move on from remembering the physical pain of the transfer. (Also why would he do that? The pain is already years past. It’s not like he’s suffering from chronic pain from it and must convince himself to ignore it every time he had a flair up.) Wei Wuxian is trying to convince himself that his golden core was the equivalent of a “borrowed token” (you redeem tokens) he could use to repay his debt to the Jiang for taking him in—like someone lent him $20 for lunch and he could just give them $20 back later—because if he thinks about the fact that that was his golden core that he spent years developing and now he has to give it away to live the type of life someone else absolutely refused to… that’s the type of thought process that would drive someone to madness with resentment. He’s trying to convince himself that he did the right thing by giving his golden core away, and that this “right thing” definitely outweighs how unfair that choice was to begin with.

The QishanWen did not only ask for the heirs for the indoctrination camp. They specifically demanded heirs and 20 more disciples from each clan. Wei Wuxian went because it was expected of him for multiple reasons, and whether he actually wanted to or not would have beeb beside the point.

"Why else would Wei Wuxian do what he did for Jiang Cheng if not because of love?"

Jiang Cheng dodged to the side before attacking, “When does not now mean? I’ve had enough of you—get lost right now!” Wei WuXian shouted, “Uncle Jiang and Madam Yu said for me to look after you, for you to be well!”

—Chapt. 59: Poisons, exr

Does Wei Wuxian still care for Jiang Cheng as a friend at this point in time? Yes. Is that friendship the driving force behind his decision-making between the fall of Lotus Pier and his later defection from the Jiang? No. That's why Wei Wuxian can defect with no psychological burden later on in life: he got Jiang Cheng to live and live well. He fulfilled every debt that mattered. Jiang Cheng, unburdened by such a debt to look after Wei Wuxian, in turn places blame on Wei Wuxian:

Under the grief and the fury, Jiang Cheng had lost his mind. He couldn’t control the strength that he used at all. Wei WuXian pulled at his wrist, “Jiang Cheng...” Holding him on the ground, Jiang Cheng continued to roar, “Why did you save Lan WangJi?! Why did you have to speak up?! How many times have I told you not to stir up trouble! Not to strike! Do you really want to play the hero so much?! Have you seen what happened when you played the hero?! Huh?! Are you happy now?! “Lan WangJi and Jin ZiXuan and those people can just die! Just let them die! What’s their deaths got to do with us?! To do with our sect?! Why did this have to happen?! Why?! “Go die, go die, go die! Everyone!!!” ... In his heart, Jiang Cheng knew clearly that back in the cave of the Xuanwu of Slaughter at Dusk-Creek Mountain, even if Wei WuXian hadn’t saved Lan WangJi, the Wen Sect would have found some reason to come over sooner or later. But he had always felt that, if the whole thing with Wei WuXian didn’t happen, maybe it wouldn’t have been so soon, maybe there would’ve been some way to turn things around. It was this torturing thought that filled his heart with hatred and wrath.

Not every conflict or sacrifice in a work of fiction need be motivated by love. At some point you gotta stop chasing ghosts between the lines and simply read the lines.

[isimforlife]

Welcome to the world baby #1.

Name: Michelle Beebe (Annmarie changed the last name of the family from Downs back to Beebe because she doesn’t want the girls to know about what happened to their father when they grow up. She can’t bear reliving that experience again.)

Traits: Clumsy, Excitable (Michelle inherited the clumsy trait from Monte.)

Favorites: Roots Music, Grilled salmon, and the color white (Monte’s favorite music was roots too.)

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[dav-ender]

S3 of carmen sandiego is fun and games until i almost have a heart attack bc i saw my mutuals reblog some of my fanart without even fucking knowing

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Gwen: So the fixer upper, you never said how much work it needs.

Marcus: Oh um. Well it won’t be ready to go right away, I found an apartment for us to move into during the summer while it gets fixed up.

Gwen: Oh. Ok. Uh who’s going to pay?

Marcus: Well I said your dad liked it- And you know how you’re his favorite-

Gwen: I am NOT!

Marcus: Nah, you totally are. At least you were his first favorite being his little girl and all that. 

Gwen: Do your moms have favorites?

Marcus: Probably. Can’t tell being the kid you know. But your mom’s favorite is Tad, followed by Cordy and Olivia. Your dad is you followed by the twins. It all evens out.

Gwen: laughs- Alright now that you say it I can see it. So my dad is going to help pay?

Marcus: Yup. We’ll rent the apartment ourselves- But your dad insisted helping out with the house. 

Gwen: I suppose I can handle that. Wait, you found an apartment we can afford? 

Marcus: That’s why we’re going to Evergreen Harbor. I’m going to get paid better. You said you would get some freelance work online right?

Gwen: Yeah, I’ve got a website set up. Should be able to work from home.

Marcus: I’m not forcing you to be a stay at home mom, you know that right??

Gwen: -laughs- I know. We’ll be able to figure this all out.

Marcus: Thank you. I love you. Have a good day of classes.

Gwen: -kiss- You too.

[jahdiel-death]

✧˖ ° Silk ✧˖ ° 

Kawaii Device

Holdable/ Decor options for Iphone or Gamepad| 6+ color choices Iphone and Gamepad. Hud operated/Clickable Feature| Copy and modifiable| Iphone and GamePad animations| Gif Operated gamepad of themes Cat, Lofi and Chill!

Located @ Mainstore

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✧˖ ° R3HAB ✧˖ ° 

Matte Me

Lelutka Evox HD Applier HUD

Located @ Mainstore

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✧˖ ° Krylicx✧˖ ° 

Simone Set

Kupra | Peach | Legacy | Reborn

Located @ LABEL SALES

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✧˖ ° Flite ✧˖ ° 

Rickos

Customization HUD included in fatpack purchase.

New HUD System| L & R Customization

L & R Tag options| Singles HUD Included

Sizes Included For-NEW GEN X| unrigged-Belleza M/F-Legacy M/F-Maitreya-Gianni-Davis-KUPRA-Kario-EBody-BEBE Youth/Toddler/OG Feet-Baby Unrigged-TD Fitted-LULLA BEEBS-TweeneeDoo-TweensterV5

Located @ Mainstore

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✧˖ ° Galina ✧˖ °

Billie Set

“Billie” is a 4-piece set including a bra, sheer top and baggy pants & a matching belt! Rigged for Legacy, Kupra, Reborn + Waifus, Peach.

Located @ Cakeday

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