#HT panels

[frugalkubal]

The single brain cell gang & poor babysitter Qiu:

Bonus (4 idiots + Cheng):

[sexy-mothman]

losing my mind with some poor man on the phone because of the $500 bill i just got for something i did not ask for nor was i given the chance to deny :)

[robocops-a-christ-allegory]

I was gonna make a post about how I do sometimes really hate the "copy pasting art from a previous panel" trick because some artists really overuse it but obviously its not always a bad thing and is a pretty reasonable cost-saving measure that could also be utilized effectively for like comedy beats and such (and other things but I feel like it works best when used for comedy). But like that is kind of a hard thing to complain about without just sounding like a asshole because of how common of a trick it is and why it generally gets used etc etc.

Anyway heres this page from Vigilante 2005

[welcometoteyvat]

i should make more graphics <- proceeds not to make more graphics

[gayatrigrouppvtltd]

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[atlaspowercorporation]

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[electrical-electronicsworld]

6.6 KV AC Substation panel explaination | 6600 volt HT panel | 6.6 kv p...

[easy-enterprise]

A voltage stabilizer is a device that is used to regulate the voltage level of an electrical power supply. Its function is to automatically adjust the output voltage of the power supply to match the desired level, regardless of changes in the input voltage or load conditions.

🌐: easyenterprise.in

[elaine19day]

Time to call in the expert ♥ Thank you @rainy19days for showing me this stuck-tutorial by buboosenchan (LINK) So yeah, I used two old panels from the comic for this edit (Mo looking for the dropped earring and HT coming home and undressing to sleep in Mo's bed)

[runabout-river]

Thoughts on JJK chapter 259 (Spoilers)

We start with a flashback to the blood junkies teaching Yuji how to use BM. As was already said in a previous flashback, Choso can't teach for shit but that's why Kamo is here. Yuji's one way of relating to the foundation of BM is a little infantile but when it works it works.

This 1-page flashback is there for only one thing: preparing us for Choso's upcoming death through sacrifice.

Sukuna collects BV like I did Yugioh cards. First a cooking pun, then a limit on furnace outside of his DE, then the inside of his DE was littered with explosive CE ambers, then a change of his barrier to keep his CT output high.

Uraume (not Sukuna! not the narrator!) declares this their victory while she hasn't even managed to defeat Hakari. The narrator does say though that this is Sukuna's ultimate move. Looking at its scale and immense destructive power, it's appropriate.

I made a post about other techniques that Sukuna probably has in his sleeve: CTR, the Maximum and the Hollow Technique. It could be that Sukuna's MT and HT could rival his Fire in destructiveness without contradicting the narrator: Sukuna is a villain who also grows while fighting just like the typical shonen protagonist. Sth like HT he might've just learned from Gojo making Yuji's continued fight against him hell.

The moment Yuji was in an enclosed and dark space with Choso above him I knew Choso was a goner. It's sad 😢 but we go back to that picnic table and those two have one last conversation with each other. They're at peace with the situation...

Important to note: Yuji normally infuses dream sequences into others unlike Sukuna who has a post-death talk with them. This is a post-death talk that Yuji now has with Choso, so I'm curious how that will get explained in the future. Is that part of the resonance that gets mentioned later?

Also important: with how everything with Choso and the picnic table is set up, I find it likely that Yuji will be here again right before dying (or when he dies). Other dead characters might greet him here.

The narrator tells us that after the dusts settles, Yuji's convictions get shaken. We get an appropriate 80% page close up of Sukuna from below, portraying him as the monstrous giant that he is.

What I don't really like here is that Yuji's feelings of despair don't get to sink in. Todo appears 1 panel after Yuji looks relatively all right. Maybe Gege didn't want to repeat Kugisaki's death aftermath as it wouldn't add much but a bit more emotions would've been better.

Anyway, Todo is here right when he was needed the most. A flashback tells us what the rational behind his late entrance and absence from Yuji's presence had been. Makes sense and now the Sukuna-Yuji(-Megumi?) resonance will be an important plot point later.

Does that resonance go both ways? Three ways? Was that how Yuji had entered the inner domain where Megumi is imprisoned right now?

Also, who else is going to show up now? This feels like the perfect setup for Nobara to make her comeback. The same points for keeping Todo's presence and assistance hidden apply to her and this scene directly calls back her death scene as well.

The "most likely fine" is also funny but it also sets up that Ino, Maki and Miwa(?) might've gotten injuries that cross them out of the fight. I think that only Maki will return.

Now the original Brothers™ are back to fighting together again (would've loved Choso and Todo to argue about that though). Sukuna of course knows everything about their fighting style and he looks like a menace again. (Maybe next chapter will open with another flashback of Choso and Todo fighting over Yuji)

Sukuna's arms are open and he smiles without any worries. While Uraume might be shocked that this isn't their victory and that Sukuna's most devastating attack only killed one person, Sukuna himself is all sunshine and rainbows.

[aobamgs]

all i can think abt is how silly this panel looks 😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️ i know that thats mgs mouth but it looks like ht is holding his tongue LMFAOO

[seirindono]

So, since official height is out the picture, I'm just gonna ask if any of them are over 3 meters tall?

Or is that also a loaded question? X)

Phew Nah, this one's fine xD

3 meters tall is a lot so maybe not, but prbly around 2m40 for the tallest (HT! Pap)? A bit more?

More than that and he won't fit in the comics panels anymore. Or his cabin.

[andaum]

It’s Papyrus Horrortale! One of my favorite au Papyri. All of his very very dangerous puzzles. He doesn’t hold back from the spikes, flames and danger like Papyrus does in the game xd.

Apparently the game is gonna have an October update with waterfall, I’m excited to see it!

Horrortale by SourAppleStudios

Also art of horrortale papyrus and undyne below but slight tw for violence (Well it’s beyond the rambling that’s also below)

I love Undertale Undyne’s and Papyrus’ friendship in the game! But in Horrortale, their relationship is so broken,, but i think it highlights the importance of their once friendship. From what I understand, Ht Papyrus wants to be honest, wants them to be friends again, believes he can ”smooth” things over if he talks with her. But dang, ht Undyne is far far gone. Papyrus face is all jammed up partly cause of her. I hope there can somehow be a happy ending for the story, but I wouldn’t know how Aliza would make that happen

Anyways, here I drew two panels of the ht comic, where Undyne is angry at papyrus and one of papyrus fixing his scarf. It was my first time drawing Undyne. Maybe next time I’ll draw them happy together to make it up.

You can find the official ht comic here.

Also wanted to share Undertale Papyrus’ love for them spikes and danger.

[cuprohastes]

I'm just getting interested in Clusterfuck City

Sorry I mean Neom: The Line. Seriously this is brilliant. We all get to live in a world where the disasterous dystopian bullshit you get to experience in games is now a real life place!

The Prince of Saudi who's planning this has more money than briancells and has hired a bunch of yes men at 75,000 a day to tell him whatever he wants to hear...

More analysis here

Summary: Someoen told this pricne that they can have a 200km train that goes end to end in 20 minutes which means that it eitehr won't stop and travels at 500kph, or It stops but hits mach 1.3 between stops.

They also promised animatronic dinosaurs (OK not crazy), an artificial moon to use as a light source and giant, shitty TV (Fucking nuts), Robot maids (OK this one's semi plausible until it does the laundry and folds your clothes while you're wearing them).

Yadda. People have been over this. And all the human rights abuses because I dunno is Nestlé running this project?

The thing I'm fascinated by is the idea of a 200m thick city that's 500m tall and 197m long. Because modern Skyscrapers sway, and they're desgned to. Some of the really tall ones without sufficient width have wind tunnels so they don't just flop over. Now I invite you to think of an entire wall that's 500m high, 200m thick and mostly hollow glass and space frames with excitingly chunky habitat modules bolted on. And what happens when the wind, unencumbered by vegetation or terrain hits this thing and starts pushing on any part of it. In a sensible world, the thing would be sectional, with a flared base ~~so you can pull it back out~~ to resist lateral pressure, and you'd make it in air-gaped sections so they don't grind or twist and crunch into each other.

Which is horrible and I worked in a building where there was a 20cm gap between each halves of the building for this reason. Legend has it, the architect having discovered that the only reason the building didn't fall down was due to the brtalist exterior stairwells being made of iron vs wood, as in the previous building he'd built to the smae plan (Which all collapsed) thought ht ematter over, went up to the roof, picked a direction and started walking until all his troubels were over. This may be apocryphal. That building had panels with warnings on them saying 'If this panel is cracked stop breathing' because they were asbestos. Good times.

Anyway even if they got The Line built (It's been scaled back form 197KM to uhhh, 500m?) it's build on the premise that a whole bunch of tech will get invented and perfected in the next few months, the entire world will be OK witht eh Saudi Forced Labour racket and that 6,000 people per square km won't somehow cause some sort of populations ingularity that will have historians int eh future say "And of course Neom's Line city and Shanghai Walled city ar ehte resons we don't do this"

[eretzyisrael]

by Dexter Van Zile

Somebody needs to tell the National Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM), a prominent nonprofit in the Great White North, that if you live by the witch-hunt, you die by the witch-hunt. Two years after the NCCM helped oust Collin May, a well-regarded lawyer and scholar, from his post as director of Alberta's Human Rights Commission on trumped-up charges of "Islamophobia," the organization was helpless to stop the ouster of Birju Dattani—a Muslim activist with a troubling history of promoting anti-Zionist propaganda on the internet—from his post on Canada's Human Rights Commission.

The controversy over Dattani's anti-Israel messaging began soon after the Trudeau government appointed Dattani director of the Canadian Human Rights Commission, a body charged with, among other things, investigating and sanctioning people who post mean and scary things on the internet. Soon after his appointment, which took place in late June, Dattani was accused of using X, then called Twitter, to promote an article comparing Israel to Nazi Germany and another equating the Palestinians to the Jews during the Holocaust.

Soon after the allegations came to light, Dattani apologized to Jewish organizations for the harm caused by the posts in question. It was to no avail. The revelations prompted a review of Dattani's background, announced by Canadian Justice Minister Arif Virani on July 24. Virani initiated the investigation after it became apparent that the Privy Council, the body charged with vetting Dattani's background, dropped the ball.

The National Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM), a prominent Islamist organization, jumped to Dattani's defense, declaring that he was the victim of a witch-hunt "based on misinformation and poorly sourced allegations."

Unfortunately for the NCCM, the allegations against Dattani were largely confirmed by outside investigators, whose findings were released in mid-August. While speaking with investigators, Dattani claimed he promoted the offensive articles not because he agreed with them, but because he wanted his Twitter followers to see them.

The investigative report stated: "Mr. Dattani advised that the reason for this was that his understanding of 'Twitter ethics' were that one didn't 'comment' on the links that one was tweeting. A tweet, for him, was the equivalent of saying 'look at this' without comment."

But the tweets were only part of the problem, with Dattani admitting to investigators that, in early 2015, he unwittingly appeared on a panel in London that included a speaker from Hizb ut-Tahrir (HT). It's a troubling admission given that HT is a South Asian Islamist organization that seeks Israel's destruction as part of a larger campaign to establish a global caliphate.

To make matters worse, Dattani admitted to appearing on a panel with Moazzam Begg, a former detainee at Guantanamo Bay who was once "a confirmed member of Al-Qaeda" and, according to the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, "penned a book in which he freely admitted that he was a jihadist." Dattani appeared on these panels while using the pseudonym of Mujahid, which in some contexts, describes someone committed to a holy war, or jihad, on behalf of Islam.