#Bolting Bits

[humming-fly]

I love how Gerald was trying to keep Shadow from spoiling anything about the future meanwhile literally everything Shadow says and does around Maria is the biggest death flag ever

[ryllen]

bears for sale @ letterstoear

[mellkellyismyhero]

all i want from the pjo tv show is a slapstick comedy scene where percy realizes he somehow has to get the lightning bolt through airport security

[dinoserious]

raging bolt get behind me

[ratatatastic]

"A little chirpin' going on here from Tkachuk. He's still yelling at the bench, 'Hey, that's what you get! That's what you get!' And it was Hagel who got wacked along the wall, and it was Hagel that he was yelling at for the most part. [...] Yep! There's Tkachuk, he is loving it. This is his kind-of game." "Hagel obviously leaking over there on the Lightning bench. He laid a big hit on Barkov in the opening minutes of this one."

"Welp, they got the upper hand right now and Tkachuk being who he is, he's taking advantage of that. But that sets the table for tommorow night, and he dun care about that. He will be more than happy to have it go that way. See, he's still—" Matthew: That's what you get! All of that! [?] "He's talking about how sorry you're gonna be. He's talking to Guentzel and a couple other guys. Just setting the table for tommorow." "Oh, man! He is not letting up down there is he?" "Nope!"

"That's what you fucking get. That! (referring to the Kuli on Hagel hit that caused Hagel to go to the bench) That's what you fucking get."

florida panthers @ tampa bay lightning | 12.22.24

[qoldenskies]

i think about splinter walking in on the aftermath of caged lungs a lot

[andstuffsketches]

[1. cartoony character designs for Link and Zelda from Spirit Tracks. Zelda is tall and lanky, with Tetra's darker skin. she is holding her hands up like raptor hands or perhaps a cartoon ghost in both her "living" and "spirit" version, which is tinted blue. Link is short with freckles and dark blonde hair. in the first, he is in his blue engineer uniform with a red hat and scarf, in the second he is wearing an oversized green coat and hat. 2. four drawings of scenes from Spirit Tracks: 1. Link and Zelda in her room. She says, thinking hard, "...so I think something is wrong". 2. Link gets the spirit pipes and holds them up. Zelda smiles behind him. 3. Link distracts a guard while Zelda sneaks behind a hedge. 4. Link looks at spirit Zelda in alarm while she floats up by the ceiling of her room]

Spiritracks the railway cat

[seefasters]

taz steeplechase ep 32 doodles

[bugisbonkerz]

i don’t like him

[xxplastic-cubexx]

okay...

yeah

[skitskatdacat63]

2009 Malaysian Grand Prix - Red Flag - Mark Webber(ft. Fernando Alonso)

[threecheersfornonsense]

RWBY Sketch Dump

a compliation of sketches from the past year

[dimorphodon-x]

I haven’t really designed any subordinates for either Charodon or Cutlass so here’s a pair of twin brothers that work for the latter.

Bolt (orange) and Flux (blue) are the equivalent to street racers, and are skilled assassins. With common dolphin altmodes, they are built for speed. They strike fast and hit hard, and are hard to counter as they work perfectly in sync when in combat. One will strike to get the opponent’s attention and retreat to avoid being hit, then the other immediately strikes the distracted opponent’s back, and it goes back and forth until the victim is too exhausted and injured to defend themselves. That’s when they make the kill.

Bolt tends to be the more reactive and impulsive of the two, while Flux is more calculating, though both brothers are sinister and efficient killers.

[valeriianz]

🎸

(guys i promise im still writing, and i will get to all the other emojis! but for now i have a BitB section i just wrote! huzzah!)

Things begin to feel a little more normal the rest of the evening. The initial shock and intrigue over Hob’s little stunt fading away as work continued as usual. Hob was grateful now how fast paced and involved this job was, it kept everyone distracted for long stretches of time, enough to gradually put away any lingering curiosity towards him… especially as Hob continued to be dismissive or silent about details. Not that anyone bothered asking him now, though Hob could assume he was still being whispered about, considering the quick glances often thrown his way. Hob does keep one eye on Remiel though, after how bold he’d been on the bus this morning. But for now, at least, he is in his element and mostly ignoring Hob. Remiel likes to open his pack and lay out all the mics before every show, grouping them and making sure he has everything (even though he does the same thing, in reverse, after every show). It’s borderline obsessive, but it’s actually cool to watch, and unfortunately Hob admits that it grants Remiel a bit of respect. His job as the band’s audio engineer is a tough one, and Hob can understand how, even if he is intrigued (and invasive) about Hob’s personal life, during working hours he has the professionalism to turn it off and focus on his job. Remiel clamps on mics to Despair’s drum set, sets up ambient mics around the kit, and feeds wires around the legs of tripods, coiling them tight and taping them to the floor. He checks the PA and tunes the room, something that must be done with every new venue. Everyone works with Remiel during line check, screaming into the mics like Desire might during the show, waving them near a speaker to test for feedback, all while Remiel sits at the back of the venue, tinkering with the EQ and speaking direction into each tech’s ears. During these moments, the techs usually have time to do their own little jam session.  It’s good for Remiel to hear every instrument and microphone come together before sound check, but it’s also… fun. During moments like these Hob is reminded where he’s at more than the live shows can. Standing on stage and oftentimes learning in the moment the logistics of everything… discovering more than he ever did as a stage manager. And while fumbling the wrong notes to a Pink Floyd song while Maze and Noah kill it on electric guitar and drums, Kent on the keys, Hob is stunned at the sheer talent he’s surrounded by. He’s working with people who’ve been doing this for years. Being the subject of the rumor mill is aggravating, sure. But the bond Hob’s built with this crew, the comradery…

[zecoritheweirdone]

i am being so so normal about these guys right now

[seaglassdinosaur]

See what I took from Zeus’ anger about Athena making him feel shame was never about her winning the game, but how she won it, namely with her final argument to Hera being that Odysseus has never cheated on his wife.

It plays to Hera’s domain, being the god of marriage, but is also an obvious jab at Zeus’ serial adultery, and that the winning blow being a thinly veiled insult toward him that convinced his wife, while Athena steps forward proudly to present the victory���as if Zeus’ favor isn’t even a factor—is what pissed him off.