#Desert Rogue

[robot-carl]

I need a mod for scarecrow in red dead redemption. Scarecrow belongs in the old west.

Click for better quality cause tumblr hates me.

[wishchip106]

sighhh i miss animated cherik i haven’t talked about them in a hot minute

how gay do you gotta be to have matching statues with ur arch-enemy? 🤨

if ur a mutant you immediately become a child of divorce there is no way out of it

hrmmm when Magnus crashed into Charles’s statue knocking it over 🙁

bro they wanted him to be king he would have to look at his ex’s face 24/7 😭😭

unrelated but i need a live action version of this outfit PRONTO (also Charles Xavier booty woah 👀)

is it bad to say his hair looks greasy af ☹️ WASH IT

uhm anyway cherik marriage and divorce confirmed 😁👆

GAWD DAMN I MISS THESE OLD FREAKAZOIDS 😭😭😭

[imgonnagetkilledbynutstink]

Hey podcast listening ppl I need help please!

One of my summer resolutions is to get back into listening to more fiction podcasts that I haven't heard yet. Under the line will be a complete list of podcasts I have listened to or am currently listening to (I will specify) and I'm gonna color code the names based off how much I liked them and I'd love it if y'all could suggest shows based off of that, thank you :)

Green = favorite

Orange = enjoyed

Blue = meh

Red = bad

Juno Steel (still listening)

The Magnus Archives

The Magnus Protocol (still listening)

ars PARADOXICA

The Bright Sessions

The Orphans

Camp Here And There

RADIO: Outcast (still listening)

EOS 10

Archive 81

CARAVAN

Brimstone Valley Mall

Look Up

The Second Citadel (haven't finished but gave up)

The Strange Case Of Starship Iris

The Bridge

StarTripper!!

Wooden Overcoats

Red Valley (still listening)

The Sheridan Tapes (also gave up)

Midnight Burger (still listening)

Dreamboy

Malevolent (still listening)

Bridgewater

Rebel Robin: Surviving Hawkins

Victoriocity (still listening)

Zero Hours

The Riddler: Secrets in The Dark

Hot White Heist

Rogues! The Podcast (still listening)

Desert Skies

Mount Olympus University

The Adventures Of Sir Rodney The Root

[cloudyfacewithjam]

SAS: Rogue Heroes + locations Paddy's campsite

[theoutcastrogue]

"The old man tells him how attractive war can be at the beginning. Debts, robberies, loans, contracts: war burns up every piece of paper. For some it’s like an amnesty, for others a chance at revenge.

Then houses start to burn with the children inside and everyone loses."

— Erri De Luca, Three Horses

[strangenewwords]

Rogue & Gambit #2 (2023)

[therealslimshakespeare]

Just learned that Major Mike Sadler died last week on the 4th at 103 years of age. He was the last surviving founding member of the SAS and the last survivor of the Long Range Desert Group. Rest In Peace, legendary sir.

Many of you may have been introduced to his story through Stephen Knight’s SAS: Rogue Heroes

[pedroam-bang]

SAS Rogue Heroes (2022)

[froginamoodboard]

Jay x the son of Robin Hood

Requested by: anon

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[gyunikum]

Fledgling Sailor of the Channel        |       Pirate of the Great Sand Sea

Tom Glynn-Carney in Dunkirk (2017) & SAS Rogue Heroes (2022)

[itswrenlyart]

funky palette busts with some of my d&d characters! all palettes taken from @color-palettes

[fishermcn]

🔥🔥 -slides in- 😏

@schattenmagier // what catches the wary man's eyes, what silences his typical lies? // not accepting.

There's something to be said about being able to whittle away the hours of a day towards turning something you're a decent hand at into true mastery. Mastering a flourish or a stance as a student of the sword, tempering iron or steel as a blacksmith into a perfectly balanced shield, tripping the tumblers on a lock that would've had the rogue you were a week ago thoroughly stumped-- these are the accomplishments that distinguish the deft from the nameless dead, even if only to themselves.

Would be easier said than done if his thoughts were turned more towards actually improving his craft, rather than towards the rogue of whom said craft often went to the aid of during their joint ventures together. Soot furrows his brow as both shells of his casing slide apart rather than cinch together, and the pile of black powder spilling out onto the table seems to mock him for his short attention.

Not hard to find fault there, but not helpful either. Not when Lilli's smile is to blame for the mess in the first place, distracting thing that it is. Namely the one she adopts when she thinks she has one up on him, a curve of the mouth upwards and a smug light in those blue eyes of hers in the moments just before poking him with her sharp tongue.

That being the current cause of death for his craftsmanship. Along with the occasional reminder of her toned legs.

"Godsdammit."

[voidsoupz]

[Disclaimer] stoats do not have diamond-shaped spots on the tip of their tails, I just thought it would look cool:)

(this was based on a stoat)

[cloudyfacewithjam]

Paddy Mayne (Jack O'Connell) in SAS: Rogue Heroes Season 1 Episode 4

[theoutcastrogue]

1994

[Give me a year and I'll give you my favourite films / suggestions]

"The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert is a 1994 Australian road comedy film written and directed by Stephan Elliott. The plot follows three drag queens, played by Hugo Weaving, Guy Pearce, and Terence Stamp (whose character is a transgender woman), as they journey across the Australian Outback from Sydney to Alice Springs in a tour bus that they have named "Priscilla", along the way encountering various groups and individuals. The film was a surprise worldwide hit and its positive portrayal of LGBT individuals helped to introduce LGBT themes to a mainstream audience." Somehow this film manages to be completely realistic (this wasn't an easy time!) and incredibly sweet. I love it

Heavenly Creatures is a Peter Jackson film based on the 1954 Parker-Hulme murder case, that "blends elements of movie genres like biography, period, thriller, crime, horror, romance, psychological drama, fantasy and dark comedy". It's unforgettably fucked up, the visuals are out of this world. As for Kate Winslet and Melanie Lynskey, who in their feature film debuts no less had to portray two obsessive teenage murderers, they did GREAT.

And most of these are rogue-related one way or another, though Il Postino is not, it's just a fantastic film. I think the only one that needs a note is The Last Seduction: it's a classic 90s neo-noir / erotic thriller, a genre that's arguably bad, but like good bad. I kinda miss it, on account that it's got bad people doing bad things and often getting away with it, all while being hot, and terrible.

Pulp Fiction

The Crow

Natural Born Killers

Léon (Léon: The Professional)

The Shawshank Redemption

The Last Seduction

Il postino (The Postman)

Ed Wood

Il mostro (The monster)