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Live-streaming end on end, for a binge watch!
#farscape#youtube#livestream#Jim Henson#science fiction fantasy#john crichton#Ben Browser#alien#cult#peacekeepers
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Genuinely think Ben Browder is at his best in acting when his character isn’t the smartest in the room and gets to ask why constantly.
#Ben browser#im rewatching doctor who’s a town called mercy and I’m just like … oh this is cam Mitchell and Crichton and it’s perfect
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Just got recommended a post about a thing that lets you "install the Minecraft launcher for free", so uh. Be careful, it's almost certainly a virus of some kind, like literally just watching the attached video I noticed some of the red flags of the kind of software that would install like 50 viruses.
This post is 100% sincere by the way. Like you may think it's obviously fake and wouldn't touch it with a 10-foot pole, but there are people out there who wouldn't think that.
#mineblr#minecraft#as a kid i used to go on a free cartoon-watching website so i could watch ben 10 ultimate alien and omniverse as it came out#and maybe alien force but only after that had ended#and i distinctly remember the computer getting ''securityshield'' and some thing that turned random words in webpages into mouseover links#that led to some random browser#though to be fair i was like. 6-8 at the youngest#and it gave me a sort of. like. sense for what software that will give you viruses looks lik
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experiencing overwhelming dread while consuming media again :\
#puppy noises#i wanna watch ben 10 but like.. we'll see#every time i open the browser tab to start an episode it feels like im covered in spiders#i might like.. take a nap and see if that helps idfk
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like. what was the reason for this. they didn't have to make him look Like That, draped in Kevin's arms, like a Victorian woman overcome with hysterics and taken ill after seeing too much ankle. smh. Drama Queen McSlutface over here
#ben 10#ben tennyson#of course I'm tagging this as him so everyone can see it LOL#also hi hi my phone's browser keeps logging me out of tumblr so I'm just seeing this now 💀#electraslight#answered
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you used to be able to play games on cartoonnetwork.com . . . now every company's website wants to give you spyware and spread corporate propaganda but I REMEMBER when you could play a BEN 10 adventure game in-browser without so much as giving away your e-mail. people's heads should be on pikes for this
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i found some really cute, rare and in colour Doctor Who photos from The Power Of The Daleks 1966, in the site said it was a collection of 21 colour images but only had 15 on the site
the link for the site:
#doctor who#2th doctor#janley#ben#copy and paste the link for your search browser apparently the link is not working sooo sorry
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My earliest memory of 4chan was sitting up late at night, typing its URL into my browser, and scrolling through a thread of LOLcat memes, which were brand-new at the time.
Back then a photoshop of a cat saying "I can has cheezburger" or an image of an owl saying “ORLY?” was, without question, the funniest thing my 14-year-old brain had ever laid eyes on. So much so, I woke my dad up by laughing too hard and had to tell him that I was scrolling through pictures of cats at 2 in the morning. Later, I would become intimately familiar with the site’s much more nefarious tendencies.
It's strange to look back at 4chan, apparently wiped off the internet entirely last week by hackers from a rival message board, and think about how many different websites it was over its more than two decades online. What began as a hub for internet culture and an anonymous way station for the internet's anarchic true believers devolved over the years into a fan club for mass shooters, the central node of Gamergate, and the beating heart of far-right fascism around the world—a virus that infected every facet of our lives, from the slang we use to the politicians we vote for. But the site itself had been frozen in amber since the George W. Bush administration.
It is likely that there will never be a site like 4chan again—which is, likely, a very good thing. But it had also essentially already succeeded at its core project: chewing up the world and spitting it back out in its own image. Everything—from X to Facebook to YouTube—now sort of feels like 4chan. Which makes you wonder why it even needed to still exist.
"The novelty of a website devoted to shock and gore, and the rebelliousness inherent in it, dies when your opinions become the official policy of the world's five or so richest people and the government of the United States," the Onion CEO and former extremism reporter Ben Collins tells WIRED. “Like any ostensibly nihilist cultural phenomenon, it inherently dies if that phenomenon itself becomes The Man.”
My first experience with the more toxic side of the site came several years after my LOLcat all-nighter, when I was in college. I was a big Tumblr user—all my friends were on there—and for about a year or so, our corner of the platform felt like an extension of the house parties we would throw. That cozy vibe came crashing down for me when I got doxed the summer going into my senior year. Someone made a “hate blog” for me—one of the first times I felt the dark presence of an anonymous stranger’s digital ire, and posted my phone number on 4chan.
They played a prank that was popular on the site at the time, writing in a thread that my phone number was for a GameStop store that had a copy of the ultra-rare video game Battletoads. I received no less than 250 phone calls over the next 48 hours asking if I had a copy of the game.
Many of the 4chan users that called me mid-Battletoad attack left messages. I listened to all of them. A pattern quickly emerged: young men, clearly nervous to even leave a message, trying to harass a stranger for, seemingly, the hell of it. Those voicemails have never left me in the 15 years I've spent covering 4chan as a journalist.
I had a front-row seat to the way those timid men morphed into the violent, seething underbelly of the internet. The throbbing engine of reactionary hatred that resented everything and everyone simply because resentment was the only language its users knew how to speak. I traveled the world in the 2010s, tracing 4chan’s impact on global democracy. I followed it to France, Germany, Japan, and Brazil as 4chan's users became increasingly convinced that they could take over the planet through racist memes, far-right populism, and cyberbullying. And, in a way, they did. But the ubiquity of 4chan culture ended up being an oddly Pyrrhic victory for the site itself.
Collins, like me, closely followed 4chan's rise in the 2010s from internet backwater to unofficial propaganda organ of the Trump administration. As he sees it, once Elon Musk bought Twitter in 2022 there was really no point to 4chan anymore. Why hide behind anonymity if a billionaire lets you post the same kind of extremist content under your real name and even pays you for it?
4chan’s “user base just moved into a bigger ballpark and started immediately impacting American life and policy," Collins says. "Twitter became 4chan, then the 4chanified Twitter became the United States government. Its usefulness as an ammo dump in the culture war was diminished when they were saying things you would now hear every day on Twitter, then six months later out of the mouths of an administration official."
But understanding how 4chan went from the home of cat memes to a true internet bogeyman requires an understanding of how the site actually worked. Its features were often overlooked amid all the conversations about the site's political influence, but I'd argue they were equally, if not more, important.
4chan was founded by Christopher “Moot” Poole when he was 15. A regular user on slightly less anarchic comedy site Something Awful, Poole created a spinoff site for a message board there called “Anime Death Tentacle Rape Whorehouse.” Poole was a fan of the Japanese message board 2chan, or Futaba Channel, and wanted to give Western anime fans their own version, so he poorly translated the site's code and promoted his new site, 4chan, to Something Awful's anime community. Several core features were ported over in the process.
4chan users were anonymous, threads weren't permanent and would time out or "404" after a period of inactivity, and there were dozens of sub-boards you could post to. That unique combination of ephemerality, anonymity, and organized chaos proved to be a potent mix, immediately creating a race-to-the-bottom gutter culture unlike anything else on the web. The dark end point of the techno-utopianism that built the internet. On 4chan you were no one, and nothing you did mattered unless it was so shocking, so repulsive, so hateful that someone else noticed and decided to screenshot it before it disappeared into the digital ether.
"The iconic memes that came out of 4chan are because people took the time to save it, you know? And the fact that nobody predicted, nobody could predict or control what was saved or what wasn't saved, I think, is really, really fascinating," Cates Holderness, Tumblr's former head of editorial, tells WIRED.
Still, 4chan was more complicated than it looked from the outside. The site was organized into dozens of smaller sections, everything from comics to cooking to video games to, of course, pornography. Holderness says she learned to make bread during the pandemic thanks to 4chan's cooking board. (Full disclosure: I introduced Holderness to 4chan way back in 2012.)
"When I switched to sourdough, I got really good pointers," she says.
Holderness calls 4chan the internet's “Wild West” and says its demise this month felt appropriate in a way. The chaos that defined 4chan, both the good and the very, very bad, has largely been paved over by corporate platforms and their algorithms now.
Our feeds deliver us content; we don't have to hunt for it. We don't have to sit in front of a computer refreshing a page to find out whether we're getting a new cat meme or a new manifesto. The humanness of that era of the web, now that 4chan is gone, is likely never coming back. And we'll eventually find out if that's a good thing or a bad thing.
"The snippets that we have of what 4chan was—it's all skewed,” Holderness says. “There is no record. There's no record that can ever encapsulate what 4chan was."
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₊˚ෆ | moving up | S.B (2)
SUMMARY: After you helped him learn how to use a mobile phone, Ben comes to you a few days later so he can learn how to use a laptop.
WORD COUNT: 818.
WARNINGS: not proofread, little bit of swearing, maybe OOC Ben???, use of Y/N (only once).
A/N: a few people suggested I make this a series where reader teaches Ben how to use various pieces of modern technology and I LOVED that idea so here I am with my first series<3. also literally could not come up with a title so I js decided on some basic one…
part one! | part three! | part four! | part five!
Ever since you forced helped Ben work a mobile phone, you realized he started being a little nicer to you.
He didn’t call you names as often and he didn’t yell at you whenever you didn’t refer to him as his super name.
You didn’t ask him about it since you thought that if you did, he’d go back to his bitchy self.
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Butcher and the others had just left for yet another mission that Butcher didn’t let you go on.
Apparently, he had also noticed how Ben seemed to be a little nicer to you compared to the rest of The Boys.
You didn’t necessarily mind not going on mission and risking injuries, per say, but it got a little boring constantly being told to stay back and watch Ben to make sure he doesn’t blow something up.
Right now, you were sitting at a random desk that was placed in the makeshift hideout, just minding your own business.
Well, you were minding your own business until you heard Ben’s booming voice speak up as he approached you.
“Hey, Y/N.” You raised your head and looked in his direction.
The first thing you noticed was the laptop tucked firmly under his arm. You raised an eyebrow, wondering whose it was since Ben obviously didn’t know how to work a laptop.
“Whose laptop is that, Ben?” You questioned skeptically.
“It’s Hughie’s.” Ben said smugly, throwing a thumb over his shoulder and gesturing to the now empty desk that once had Hughie’s laptop on it before he left.
“Seriously, Ben—“ Before you could protest further, Ben grabbed a chair and placed it next to yours, putting the laptop between you.
“Teach me how to use this thing.” Ben said in a slightly demanding tone.
You rolled your eyes and opened it, noting how Hughie surprisingly didn’t use a password in his laptop.
“Okay, well..” You sighed and looked over at Ben, pointing at the smooth squared area below the keyboard that you were dragging your finger on.
“This is how you drag the cursor. You can also plug in a mouse instead of using that.” Ben just stared at you, his forehead creased.
“A mouse? Why the fuck would you plug in a mouse to a laptop?”
You shook your head, shoulders slumping a bit.
“Not an actual mouse. Like a, uh…” You found yourself stumped on how to explain so you turned back to the laptop and opened the web browser.
“This is the web browser, there’s multiple of these but it looks like Hughie just uses Google. This is where you look stuff up.”
You quickly typed in the word laptop mouse and then turned the screen towards him.
“This is what I meant by mouse. It’s basically a different way to move the cursor.”
Ben nodded before looking at you again. “What’s a cursor?”
You pointed to the small white arrow that was in the middle of the screen. “That’s the cursor.”
“Oh, okay.” Ben moved the laptop closer to him and started snooping through Hughie’s apps and messages.
“Ben-“ You frowned, gently taking the laptop away from him. “I wouldn’t do that if I were you.”
Ben scoffed and mumbled something close to “party pooper” under his breath before he snatched the laptop back.
“I jus’ wanna do something real quick.” He mused, going to Hughie’s messages and scrolling until he found Butcher’s contact.
“What are you doing?” Ben held up a finger to silence you before he started typing something.
You shook your head in disappointment as you read what Ben was trying to send to Butcher.
‘I hate you, you stupid British fuck’
After clicking the send button, Ben laughed boisterously, leaning back in his chair.
“Oh, I can’t wait to see Butcher’s reaction to that message.”
“He’ll probably know it’s you.” You butt in, arms crossed across your chest like an angry parent.
Ben let out a defiant huff. “No he won’t, he’ll totally think Hughie sent it and then chew him a new one.”
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Eventually, when everyone got back after you taught Ben how to maneuver through a laptop some more, Butcher saw the text and showed it to Hughie.
You sat back with Ben and watched as the color drained from Hughie’s face in a horrific expression.
“I didn’t send that!” He started defending himself immediately, making various points on how the time didn’t match up and how he would never say that to Butcher.
Butcher chuckled before turning to you and Ben, you didn’t hesitate to rat Ben out.
“It was his idea. I was just showing him how to work a laptop.” Ben shot you a glare as you were glad looks couldn’t kill because you’d definitely be dead meat right now.
It was safe to say that instead of Butcher chewing Hughie a new one, it was Ben on the receiving side of Butcher’s scolding.
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reblogs n feedback r appreciated! <3
#ayla writes#soldier boy drabble#soldier boy imagine#soldier boy x reader#soldier boy#the boys tv#the boys#the boys x reader#the boys drabble#jensen ackles x reader#jensen ackles#jensen fucking ackles#phone troubles series
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how do you think dean would react to sister!winchester calling him dad for the first time?? what about if it becomes a continuous and subconscious habit?
I think it would happen in season 5-6, here’s why—
—it needs to be a good bit after John dies, both because she loved John so much, and because of habit.
—there’s too much going on in season 3, 4, and 5 with Dean going to hell and Sam’s powers and Lucifer for it to happen then
—I think the home atmosphere with Ben and Lisa, mixed with Sam being gone, would really help Dean step into the “dad” role, not just with Ben but with his little sister, too.
It’s late one night, and Dean was up researching stuff about hell again instead of sleeping. He hears footsteps on the staircase, and he thinks it’s Lisa again coming to check on him. He changes his browser before turning to see his little sister descending the stairs.
“Why are you up?” She asks.
“Nothin much, just some work,” he says, standing up as he speaks. He can lie to Lisa, but you both know he can’t lie to you. He figures the best way to avoid talking about it would be to just go to bed now, rather than trying to talk you into leaving him down here.
“Ok,” you shrug, and Dean’s glad you gave up so easily.
“Commere, I’ll take you to bed,” Dean says, slinging an arm around your shoulder and guiding you upstairs.
“I like it here.” You’re whispering as you reach the top of the stairs, but Dean can still hear you, and it makes him smile.
“Yeah?” He says.
“Yeah.” You smile. “It feels like home.”
Dean doesn’t even know what to say to that, but he knows it makes him happy—the last thing he wanted was for you to feel left out with his new family, because he wanted you to be a part of it.
Dean tucks you into bed, and he’s just turning to go when—
“Goodnight, dad. I love you.”
Your voice is muffled and your eyes are already closed—you’re half asleep, but it doesn’t matter. Your words mean just as much to Dean as anything he’s ever heard.
“Goodnight, sweetheart. I love you too.”
He’s not even sure if you’re still awake to hear it.
You say it again in the morning, a casual “Morning dad. What’s for breakfast?” As you rub the sleep out of your eyes.
Lisa hears you, and she smiles but doesn’t say anything about it—Dean’s told her about how often John was gone and how he basically raised you, so she figured it was only a matter of time before your obvious dad-daughter dynamic took a next step.
“Pancakes,” Dean says, and his grin is much wider than usual.
I think there might be some part really deep down that feels a little weird, maybe even guilty, about taking John’s place. But he doesn’t listen to that part when he can help it—his baby sister calls him dad, and he’s going to enjoy it.
#the winchesters#dean winchester#dean and sam#supernatural dean#sam winchester#dean winchester x reader#dean winchester x you#winchesters x reader#sam winchester x reader#winchesters x sister#dean winchester x little sister!reader#dean winchester x daughter!reader#dean winchester x sister#dean winchester x sister!reader
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installed Turbo shimeji (thanks @troubldteenz !) and some other virus inspired characters (they’re browser extensions tho). and this weird little ass. got freaky with ddlc Monika... I’ve even captured this cruel act of cyber harassment.
bonus: chilling w Ben Drowned hehe

#shitpost#wir#turbotastic#turbo wreck it ralph#creepypasta#ben drowned#ddlc monika#doki doki literature club#ultimate I-am-sentient computer guys#need a crossover haha
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cartoon networks browser games were amazingggggg. what were ur favorites. i liked the teen titan one a lot and the ben ten one and there was a lilo and stitch one i liked ?
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little class from mama koda𓂃⊹
ᯓ★ sometimes it can be hard for you to be in little space & find things to do that make you feel little while in public. mama koda has taken the time below to show you a few child safe websites that have learning games you can find on any browser on your phone or tablet!
ᯓ★ funbrain! an educational browser game website for children.
ᯓ★ pbs kids! educational games and videos from curious george, wild kratts and other pbs kids shows!
ᯓ★ national graphic kids! if you love watching national geographic kids this is a perfect gaming website.
ᯓ★ abcya! an educational games website with a wide range of games categorized by grade level and subject.
ᯓ★ nick jr! nickelodeon & nick jr. games!
ᯓ★ arcademics! this combines the excitement of video games with educational content to produce a high rate of learning through exciting, focused repetition that enables automaticity and fluency to be achieved quickly.
ᯓ★ disney junior! play disney channel, disney XD and disney junior games from your favorite disney TV shows!
ᯓ★ cartoon network! play the coolest online games for kids; play ben 10 action games, adventure time and gumball games.
ᯓ★ cool math games! coolmath games offers more than just mathgames!
i hope some of these websites come in handy for you sweetie pies in your daily lives!
know that you are safe, loved & accepted here with me. i will never hurt you, judge you or belittle you. all of you matter & all of you are amazing! *hugs & forehead kisses*

#kodaswrld#dividers by kodaswrld#sfw agere#carrd graphics#carrd resources#resources#age regression#age regressor#carrd stuff#agere#agere post#agedre#positivity#petregression#pet regression#petre community#petre blog#sfw pet regression#agere class#agere classroom#agere daycare#agere school#sfw littlespace#sfw age regression#agereg#age dreaming#sfw little blog#agere blog#Ciao lovelies#Agere diys
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Heyy me again so about the creepypasta thing, I just wondered if you can do Ben drowned with a gen z reader platonically? It's okay if your uncomfortable doing it ><
Ben drowned x gen z!reader (platonic!)
not uncomfortable at all! love that im getting ben drowned requests since i enjoy him a lot and kind of want to write for him more; just strictly platonic ..which reminds me, i need to draw him again soon! gonna answer this then take a break and get back to requests yipe!
admin is still sold on the idea of ben being confined to electronics most of the time so i can easily see him gaining access to your devices so he can pester you whenever he wants; though this may get a little annoying since youre... well still alive! you have a life
whether or not the reader is a creepypasta themselves or is a normal person is up to you! i think both can work, though i must say the idea of the reader being just some random person is really funny. like can you imagine? you get some haunted virus but the ghost is chill an you guys become friends
i do think ben can only mess with devices, i dont think he can mess with like. any internet browser stuff.... which segways me to my next idea; the og creepypasta came out in 2010, majoras mask came out in 2000, so putting it in the middle lets say ben died in 2005.. bro has missed a lot. youre going to have to fill him in on a lot of stuff, and boy let me tell you hes going to be going nuts
tell him about the new legend of zelda games. i think he would be hyped. throwing admins hc of ben being sick and tired of LOZ due to being trapped in the game out the window, admin needs this boy to get joyous!
he probably pesters you and asks you about the dumbest shit, does it on purpose because he thinks its funny
sometimes you guys play video games together, bro is absolutely astounded by how far games have come since he passed away. i think he would go insane over five nights at freddys. fill him in on the lore
going back on the video game stuff and playing together, just know that hes going to break the game and cheat + hes a sore loser, soooooooo...
do you think sometimes he comes and tries to spend time with you more and more over time because hes been stuck for years and hasnt really had many people to talk to? like yeah hes an angry spirit, but even angry spirits deserve friends!!!
ponders
probably messes with you by messing with your recordings if youre trying to make a video/tiktok/reel/what have you
probably interjects his own texts into your posts, never really says anything harmful, just messes with spelling or adds dumb messages
honestly its not your SM account/blog, its yalls shared account/blog now/j
stuck with old 2000s humor but i think he would absolutely love present day humor and how unhinged its gotten, though quick warning hes going to start quoting stuff
definitely quotes the sticking out your gyatt thing, hes going to drive you insane with it and hes going to laugh at you
do not play roblox tycoons with him hes going to bully small children
you guys play a horror game together on roblox and you can hear him freaking out through the speakers (likely using an old device for him so youre not fighting for control over one device)
absolutely DEVASTED when you tell him club penguin shut down
just know hes punching the metaphorical wall
on the rare chance ben is able to pull himself into the real world for a brief period of time, you guys probably do the same stuff hes just physically there for a short time!
make him touch grass while hes out, bro hasnt touched grass in nearly 20 years. this isnt even a haha "hes chronically online" joke, he hasnt actually touched grass in years due to circumstances
closing this with a hit of angst that made me go :( but imagine that it starts out as you guys being around the same age (well... close enough, since ben doesnt age anymore due to being a ghost) but overtime, you obviously grow up and have less and less time for him and :(
like owie
"what happened to us? we used to be best friends?" audio but its you two SOBS AND CRIES
#creepypasta x you#creepypasta x reader#ben drowned x reader#ben drowned x you#ben drowned imagine#ben drowned headcannon#creepypasta imagine#creepypasta headcannons
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Hi. If you don't mind me asking, how exactly did you get hacked? And how did you realize it happened? It's just that it's something of an anxiety of mine, and I feel that by learning from other people it happened to, I can learn to avoid it. No worries if you don't feel like talking about it, though.
I don't honestly know for sure, but I THINK it was because my desktop computer is pretty old and has been running on a very outdated version of Windows for quite a while now. I don't normally do things like click on suspicious links or answer suspicious emails or calls or messages from bots, but I'm quite lazy about things like updating my hardware and software when the older stuff is still working fine for me. Unfortunately this eventually makes you more vulnerable to being hacked remotely, because you can't get stuff like the current security updates and support on your computer's programs and all after a bit. Over the past couple of weeks I've had someone using my Facebook account to post fake ads for cars and motorcycles on Marketplace, someone using my Steam account to list all my trading cards for sale, somebody flooding my email address to receive literally hundreds of spam emails (like signing me up for random newsletters and junk mail and so on), and somebody using my credit card to attempt to buy a big purchase for themselves on Amazon. Basically since I don't know exactly how it started and the fact that it seems to be happening on multiple of my accounts I just had to go cancel my credit card and report the fraud to my bank, change every password on every personal account I could think of and add more 2 factor authentication steps to everything, and then wipe my computer of as much personal info as possible and lock it up a bit better too. I undid all the settings like the automatically saved passwords on my browser, and I'm not leaving it connected to the internet or leaving any of my personal accounts logged in when I'm not using them anymore. The security breaches seem to have stopped with me changing these passwords and everything else, but it's definitely a very violating and annoying experience to say the least. I should probably be more freaked out about it than I actually am, which is kinda just feeling a bit like the exasperated Ben Affleck smoking meme instead hahaha
#for some reason i just cant be assed to get that worked up about it and im just kinda finding it funny#anyways i do understand why its a big fear but#theres nothing i can do about it already having happened so i have to just deal with it and move on#getting a new computer soon as well I GUESS#ask#anon#p
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2025 AFL Fixture Wallpaper Series
// FEBRUARY 17TH, 2025
With the AFL season (unbelievably) only a few short weeks around the corner, the buzz is building as 17 hungry teams look to derail the mighty Brisbane Lions from going back-to-back in 2025!
In a bid to help you prioritise your calendars between March and September, I'll once again be releasing fixture wallpapers in 2025 - this time for ALL 18 teams (what on earth am I committing to here!).
Simply find your team below, look for the month you're after and tap to download the goods... and come back next month and do it all over again.
I've heard your feedback from previous years and this time around I'm also providing clean, calendar-less versions of each of the team designs each month as well - so keep an eye out for those.
Go get em, and good luck this season!
🐦⬛ Adelaide Crows
MARCH (Ben Keays): With fixture | Clean
APRIL (Jordan Dawson): With fixture | Clean
MAY (Riley Thilthorpe): With fixture | Clean
🦁 Brisbane Lions
MARCH (Cam Rayner): With fixture | Clean
APRIL (Zac Bailey): With fixture | Clean
MAY (Darcy Wilmot): With fixture | Clean
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🔵 Carlton Blues
MARCH (Patrick Cripps): With fixture | Clean
APRIL (Blake Acres): With fixture | Clean
MAY (Sam Walsh): With fixture | Clean
🥧 Collingwood Magpies
MARCH (Bobby Hill): With fixture | Clean
APRIL (Dan Houston): With fixture | Clean
MAY (Beau McCreeery): With fixture | Clean
🛩️ Essendon Bombers
MARCH (Zach Merrett): With fixture | Clean
APRIL (Isaac Kako): With fixture | Clean
MAY (Nate Caddy): With fixture | Clean
⚓️ Fremantle Dockers
MARCH (Caleb Serong): With fixture | Clean
APRIL (Murphy Reid): With fixture | Clean
MAY (Caleb Serong): With fixture | Clean
☀️ Gold Coast Suns

MARCH (Touk Miller): With fixture | Clean
APRIL (Daniel Rioli): With fixture | Clean
🐈 Geelong Cats

MARCH (Jeremy Cameron): With fixture | Clean
APRIL (Bailey Smith): With fixture | Clean
🟠 GWS Giants

MARCH (Callan Ward): With fixture | Clean
APRIL (Tom Green): With fixture | Clean
🪶 Hawthorn Hawks

MARCH (Will Day): With fixture | Clean
APRIL (James Sicily): With fixture | Clean
😈 Melbourne Demons

MARCH (Max Gawn): With fixture | Clean
APRIL (Ed Langdon): With fixture | Clean
🦘 North Melbourne Kangaroos

MARCH (Luke Davies-Uniacke): With fixture | Clean
APRIL (Luke Parker): With fixture | Clean
⚡️ Port Adelaide Power

MARCH (Connor Rozee): With fixture | Clean
APRIL (Jason Horne-Francis): With fixture | Clean
🐯 Richmond Tigers

MARCH (Seth Campbell): With fixture | Clean
APRIL (Sam Lalor): With fixture | Clean
👼🏻 St Kilda Saints

MARCH (Jack Steele): With fixture | Clean
APRIL (Zak Jones): With fixture | Clean
🦢 Sydney Swans

MARCH (Isaac Heeney): With fixture | Clean
APRIL (Chad Warner): With fixture | Clean
🐶 Western Bulldogs

MARCH (Marcus Bontempelli): With fixture | Clean
APRIL (Sam Darcy): With fixture | Clean
🦅 West Coast Eagles

MARCH (Harley Reid): With fixture | Clean
APRIL (Jack Graham): With fixture | Clean
Links & credits:
Mobile wallpaper artwork // Rob Masefield
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AFL // afl.com.au
Brisbane Lions // lions.com.au
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Masey on Bluesky // bsky.app

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