#Brian and carson

[saintsir4n]

Loved your writing for Brian. I wanted to ask if you could write one for when they get married. Thank you 🫶🏾🦋

I DO

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I do. I do. I do. The words echoed through the heads of Mr and Mrs Brian O’Conner as they rushed through their venue, with a gunned man trailing after them. Her ivory dress was torn and heels had gotten away from her. His suit jacket was resting on a chair and his white shirt, stained with sweat

But their hands stayed as one, their union wouldn’t, no, couldn’t break as they ran, ducking the bullets that flew through the air.

Married at last, and this is how it all would start. The day they exchanged their vows, quickly and panicked, yet full of love. Full of devotion as they counted down the seconds until they could call each other husband and wife. They knew they had run out of time when they uttered the words ‘I do’, and a bang shortly followed. The rest of the family had scattered, but the married couple refused to part.

Even with declared Shaw hot on their ass.

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[sentientsky]

Anne Carson // unknown (pls lmk) // also unknown (I’m so sorry)

thinking ab the Starmaker again,,, (this is your fault, @actual-changeling)

[louisegluckpdf]

you ever see a bibliography that makes you feel like this

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[junglepenguins]

Every now and then Slugterra would have the coolest sequences I've seen in kids animation. Andrew Duncan the director has the sauce. Brian Carson's music too.

[georgeromeros]

The Twilight Zone - Season 2 Episode 9 (1960) “The Trouble with Templeton”

requested by 24000-kerching-necktoll

[kasperikapanenisbetterthanyou]

hockey team thickness - Anaheim Ducks 2024 VERSION (roster as of 27.07.2024)

[idalupenis]

The Beach Boys Love You is a great album because it features one song that implies Brian Wilson wants to fuck Johnny Carson and another that directly says he wants to fuck a Martian.

[mrros-e]

YALL

I'm rewatching slug fu showdown.

and I realized - the flute part pronto plays during master shanai's funeral? It's actually played twice in the show.

the second time? THE FIRST SCENE OF JUN TEACHING ELI.

BRIAN CARSON I LOVE YOU IM CRYING THATS BEAUTIFUL.

It transforms from a sound of loss; for life, and for Eli's education and knowledge of the world...into wonder and hope, because he's found a new teacher, and a new friend. That's BEAUTIFUL.

[fourorfivemovements]

Films Watched in 2023: 98. Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter (1974) - Dir. Brian Clemens

[abs0luteb4stard]

W A T C H I N G

My mom and I are enjoying our time watching Star Wars this week. A little bit of Mandalorian, Tales of the Jedi... it's fun.

Just to sit and be in the presence of one of the only people I truly like on this planet through and through unconditionally.

[saintsir4n]

STEREO LOVE

Teasers:

Wattpad Story link

Story:

Prologue cast list the fast and the furious 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

One shots:

Series:

Reunion Part 2 Part 3

Second chance 1 2 3

Smut:

Move your hand

One more

NSFW

Wassup Bullit Rock the boat

Fluff:

Hold you

Period

Seeking her out

Matching

Calm Down

Let's go shopping

Sneaking away

Yes I do

SFW

Pillow Talk

Fallin’, Dreamin’

Angst:

Love and war

Calm Down

Just drop it

Watch it

Baby steps Taking time away

Texting

[jasvvy]

[pebblezone]

succumbing to the illness. becoming a hater. anyway look at this building they’re fucking destroying

[13thpythagoras]

So apparently Brian Cocks

ahem Brian Cox

was saying usually large gas giants fall inward and end up closest to the star, very odd of our solar system to not have that; and that would have erased Earth and basically meant Jupiter would exist where the orbits of the inner planets are and the inner planets would be simply dust within a slightly larger Jupiter- in most solar systems this is what happens, according to Cox

but it's the pull of Saturn, the unlikely other gas giant, that pulls Jupiter back into the outer solar system early on- saving Earth's chance for later existence as a warm rocky planet.

Jupiter also deserves credit for acting as a giant gravity shield against asteroids and other stuff that might be hazardous, often times Jupiter just eats it like candy so the dangerous flying "candy" won't hit us and vaporize our continents...so big thanks Jupiter for like, vacuuming up that wild ass drunk comet in 1994

Is this a narrative that parallels the Babylonian creation myth of Enki and Enlil?

The two Gods who created our world, as best friends?...keeping each other in check so they don't go too crazy?

Sounds so familiar to how, while Jupiter protects our world, Saturn reined in Jupiter and stopped Jupiter from destroying us himself too.

Highly plausible that ETs were advanced and spacefaring before our solarsystem was born; we are in a region of space that has factors of a thousand more gold than surrounding regions of our galaxy. There's no natural way to explain this. It's exceedingly, basically airtight likelihood we are living in a solar system that *was* terraformed from the beginning to basically mine gold. That's why we're here, gold is apparently a necessary ingredient in space/time travel equipment, so aside from being pretty, gold is also just very useful, moreso than other elements. Not implausible to consider "sci fi" hypotheses about ET societies tweaking and tinkering with proto-stellar discs, making it more likely rocky inner warm planets will form; thus making it cheaper and easier to later mine gold; that kind of thing actually makes total sense to me.

Sci fi concepts to explore include space elevators, asteroid mining, the perils, the piracy (human and/or ET), the legal challenges after arrival back home with golden asteroids.

Wild to consider taking a $50 trillion gold brick 99% of the way back to earth's orbit only to get held up and mugged at laserpoint by a squad of UFOs