#Manifold Block

[introvert-in-hell]

Four years later.

Four years later and I'm 15 again. Transported through time to a different freshman year. A different bedroom. A different time.

The same Minecraft server once again on my screen. The same stuffed animals surrounding me. The same cold tears burning in my eyes.

That same sickly ray of hope cutting through my darkened room, rekindling the fading embers of a crushed passion.

[extraelodee]

what artblock does to someone

[nerdyenby]

Blame Jordan’s curiosity for this existing but longest no-win streaks in MCC history!!

This is all just for fun, if I see anyone being mean about this it’s on sight /hsrs

Kara- 26+: her team won the very first MCC but she hasn’t won since, despite having been in 26 canon events

Jordan- 21: he participated in 21 canon events before winning for the first time in MCC22

Shelby- 20: she won two events in season one before hitting a streak of not winning for 20 events in a row, this was broken in MCC22

Krtzyy- 17: they won MCC1 along with Kara and had a similar pattern of not winning for the rest of seasons one and two. However, he participated in less events and was able to break his curse in MCC29

Ranboo- 16+: he has been in 16 canon events and have not yet gotten their first win.

Pearl, Puffy, and Quig- 15(+): Pearl has been in 15 canon events and have yet to win. Puffy won her first coin in MCC6 and is currently at 15 canon participations since without another win. Quig participated in 15 events between his victories in MCC5 and MCC23

Jack, Martyn, Tommy, and Wilbur- 14(+): Jack has been in 14 canon events and has yet to win. Martyn participated in 14 events before winning his first canon event in MCC23. Tommy participated in 14 canon events between his wins in MCC4 and MCC19. Wilbur has won twice, but not in any of the 14 canon events he’s been in since MCC12

Sylvee- 13: she participated in 13 canon events before getting her first win in MCC18

Fruit, Jimmy, Pete, Punz, RyGuy, and Vixella- 12(+): Fruit participated in 12 canon events between his wins in MCC9 and MCC26. Jimmy went 12 events before getting his first win in MCC14. Pete has had 12 canon participations since his last win in MCC17. Punz had a similar situation to Fruit between his victories in MCC13 and MCC28. RyGuy won MCC2 and has not won again in his 12 canon participations since. Vixella has been in 12 canon events and has yet to get her first win

DrGluon, Gumi, James Turner, Joel, Niki, and Zeuz- 11(+): DrGluon and James have participated in 11 events together and have yet to win. Gumi has been in 11 canon events and has yet to get her first win. Joel went 11 participations between his wins in MCC10 and MCC25. Niki participated in 11 canon events and has yet to win. Zeuz was in 11 events before getting his first win in MCC21

Fundy, Oli, Scott, and TapL- 10(+): Fundy won his first event in MCC6 and did not win again in his following 10 canon participations. Oli went 10 events before he got his first win in MCC22. Scott had 10 canon participations between his wins in MCC18 and MCC30. TapL has also been in 10 canon events since his win in MCC12

[sing-me-under]

THE TUBBO AND JACK FINALE IS THE SINGLE MOST PERFECT DOOMSDAY ENDING IN THE HISTORY OF ALL STORYTELLING.

I WOULD GIVE BOTH OF MY LUNGS AWAY JUST TO EXPERIENCE THE ENDING ANIMATED IN HIGH QUALITY CGI LIKE AN INDIE VIDEO GAME ENDING. IT JUST HAS THAT KIND OF VIBE AND I CRAVE IT.

[sappymix1]

this could literally solve all our problems if they just took each other out

[freturetechno]

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3. Ball Valve

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Ball valves are known for their durability, ease of use, and ability to provide tight seals even after long periods of disuse. They are often used in water treatment, oil and gas systems, and chemical plants, making them one of the most reliable options for managing flow in instrumentation systems.

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[mcneilinstruments]

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[cao-tick]

Maybe Michael looks after Techno as a cool figure and maybe Wilbur builds nests for comfort and maybe puffy can do cool acrobatic jumps and maybe Quackity has a bathtub instead of a shower and maybe Wilbur and Tommy fight for shiny little stuff and maybe Ranboo can't decorate a room alone because it would look awful and maybe Sapnap doesn't go to winter climates because he melts snow and maybe Karl has a lot of clock in his room and maybe Sam needs to use protection when close to fire or lava to not explode everything and maybe Dream doesn't have a face under the mask and maybe Ghostbur appears more often to Tommy in exile because he can't sleep and maybe Fundy has a laugh like a fox that attracts them and maybe Techno cares about certain emeralds as much as gold and maybe Charlie has a bounce when jumping and maybe Foolish can sence when someone dies (specially if revives) and maybe Bad has a sixth sense for when someone is going to screw up and he has to go against his instinct to make it worse and maybe Skeppy is cold to the touch and can't do anything about it and maybe Fundy loves strategy and hunting games more than others and maybe Hanna can fly and maybe Schlatt doesn't headbutts people and maybe Niki has the intrusive thought of knocking something off the table and maybe Punz doesn't get have the social skills of a human so he hides behind the "money over people" reputation and maybe Jack can count and make the math of probabilities on the casino but chooses not to and maybe Ponk doesn't have a average human face and that's why he covers it and maybe Hanna can grow roses with a touch and that's why the roses in her hair are always fresh and maybe George has a reason for sleeping so much (spores), a side from his usual reason and maybe Jack developed complex humans emotions while everything was happening and maybe Callahan can talk by telepathy but chooses not to and maybe Purple's name is the first word he learn of the human language and maybe

Inhuman dsmp will forever have my heart like okay maybe they're just boring guys but maybe Tubbo headbutts people to show affection and maybe Ranboo frequently squishes themself into ridiculously small spaces and maybe Techno sleeps in a furnace sometimes and maybe Phil runs into windows because he can't see the glass

[tinogiehd]

Jack mani hold these nuts in your jaw

this is from yesterday but hello anogie this made me giggle

[antimony-medusa]

Four Years On, Who Is Your Chief DSMP Blorbo

More options in next poll.

[wheelsgoroundincircles]

1973 to 1974 Pontiac Trans Am SD-455

1973 to 1974 Pontiac Trans Am SD-455

1973 to 1974 Pontiac Trans Am SD-455

1973 to 1974 Pontiac Trans Am SD-455

End of an Era: The Trans Am SD-455 emerged during the twilight of the muscle car era, as rising insurance rates and federal regulations stifled high-performance vehicles in the early 1970s.

Miraculous Production: Producing the SD-455 was a feat, given the political climate against high-performance cars. It almost didn't happen.

Firebird's Near Extinction: The Firebird line, including the Trans Am, was nearly canceled after 1972 due to plummeting sales, with a drop of more than 56% from the previous year.

Unique Engine Components: The SD-455 engine featured almost entirely unique parts, from the block and heads to the intake manifold and carburetor.

Initial Power Rating: Initially, the SD-455 was rated at 310 horsepower. However, emissions regulations required a revised camshaft, dropping the rating to 290 horsepower.

Delayed Production: Production delays meant that by the end of 1973, only 295 SD-455 Firebirds had been built, leading to significant customer dissatisfaction.

Costly Upgrade: The SD-455 engine added $521 to the Trans Am’s price and $675 to the Formula, equivalent to over $3,700 in today's money.

Transmission Options: The Trans Am SD-455 came with a four-speed manual transmission standard, while the Turbo 400 three-speed automatic was optional.

Performance Metrics: Despite a compression ratio of only 8.4:1, the SD-455's 395 lb-ft of torque and exceptional airflow made it the quickest car out of Detroit at the time, achieving quarter-mile times in the mid-to-high 13-second range.

Short Production Run: The SD-455's production ended in 1974, with a total of only 1,286 units produced over two years.

Enthusiast Admiration: Despite its short production run, the SD-455 received universal praise for its performance, even as other high-performance cars of the era lagged behind.

Collector’s Dream: John Nikolas, an avid collector, owns four SD-455 Trans Ams, highlighting the car’s enduring appeal among enthusiasts.

Well-Preserved Models: Many SD-455 Trans Ams, like Nikolas's 1974 Cameo White model, have been well-preserved, maintaining their original components and features.

Luxury Options: The Trans Am SD-455 could be equipped with various luxury options, including power windows, power locks, and air conditioning, pushing the sticker price to nearly $6,300.

Functional Shaker Scoop: The iconic shaker scoop, initially functional, was capped in 1973 for noise reduction.

[mayrine]

"jack manifold would make the beef jump!" "jack manifold couldn't make the beef jump, he'd fail!" jack manifold would make the beef jump and then he'd get so excited that he goes and hits the griddy and accidentally falls off the block and goes to prison next question

[extraelodee]

first 2023 art how we doin

[luigra]

ok but actually everyone talks about whether their OCs would jump for the beef or the chicken in pkciv BUT that's a bit boring innit. The most interesting defining characteristic of a parkour citizen is what jumps they can make... like, Evbo always had his backwards jumps and 360s, the old Champion had barrier blocks, all the various Legends had their specialties that made them legendary in the first place, and Clownpierce had Parkour Race..... so the real question is what kind of parkour would a character specialize in that sets them out from the rest

In addition here's some MCYTs that I& came up with specialties for:

For Jack Manifold it would make a lot of sense to do damage boosts. Like using blocks such as cactus or setting himself on fire in order to get additional jump height which is a very precise trick to pull off that would no doubt win him many battles

Tommy would not focus on ranking up but instead be happy with his life as a parkour noob or pro (symbolizing him finding beauty and comfort in the unlovable and the unappreciated aspects of life), so I& think his specialty would be jukeboxes because while they don't make your jumps any harder and wouldn't win anyone any battles, they make his boss music play while you fight him

However when Dream becomes the parkour champion and needs to be stopped, Tommy invents a new kind of parkour rhythm game where if your opponent builds using noteblocks you have to jump in sync with them (or maybe to the rhythm that they set?)

And lastly Grian would invent elytra parkour lol. He's also a master tryhard

[mcytblrconfessions]

the whole discourse around boundaries just confuses me because there are so many arguments and contradictions in every argument and there are so many different reasons why people say each argument is valid and right/evil and wrong. it so hard to keep up with everything because everything is just so inconsistent??

like 'boundaries' as a name to begin with SHOULD mean 'i will not engage with this material & you will be banned/blocked/etc if you put it in my spaces' but it doesnt it means 'you are not allowed to create this content' which is so weird to begin with, but then you get two branches of people going 'oh okay' to this: people who just also dont engage with/create any of that content or people who will literally just start making shit up if they can use it to make people seem evil or something

i dont even know which side i agree with because the idea that ccs will go 'i dont like this content' and then actively seek it out so they can be upset about it (jack manifold) seems so dumb and hardly the person's fault that the cc intentionally looked for something they would hate. but also i dont really get why it's so bad to listen to the cc? i personally just stick to boundaries because i cannot be bothered to delve into that discourse

[blocksgame]

Orpheus rates DSMP Doomsday prep inventories

(Thanks @irrealisms for screenshots and encouragement!)

Tommy - 9/10. Weapons, ammo, good armor, tactical Lore Fish, enderpearls, food, blocks, trident… you go, funky little man. Could use potions and an e-chest.

Jack Manifold - 7/10. Like he's not tryharding, or he's not tryharding well, but he did bring the important things. The bow looks unenchanted which which 8 arrows is pretty cringe. The shield durability is also cringe but he does have the supplies to make more. Good work, Jack!

Technoblade - 10/10. Who am I to criticize Technoblade's PVP loadout.

Niki - 4/10. Look at her! She made an effort! Good for her. (She wasn't planning on getting in the fighting much, which does help.)

Tubbo - 4/10. He also made an effort! I think the enchanted shield is a nice touch.

Phil - 10/10. Good for him.

Ranboo (+ full enchanted netherite) - 6/10. Most of his points are for bringing weapons and good armor. If he brought anything else useful, he will not be able to find it.

Puffy - 3/10. What are you doing, Puffy. (Apparently she was explicitly not bringing her good armor to the fight, which is sensible and fair enough.)

Ghostbur - 2/10. One point has been awarded for Blue. After haranguing, one additional point has been awarded for Charm.

I know he didn't know there was a war on, but the thing is, this is also a garbage inventory for anything at all, including building or hanging out. I don't think you tried at all, Ghostbur. I love you.

Fundy - 6/10 if the bow doesn't have infinity, 7/10 if it does.

Eret (+ iirc full netherite armor) - 8/10. Yeah you thought this one through! Go Eret!

Quackity - 8/10. Now he could use armor. But he has a boat and waterbucket for clutches, some food, gold he can trade to piglins if he finds someone else's crafting bench, one potion which I'm sure has a useful tactical effect, a bed to reset his spawn, blocks to tower with, magma blocks and flint & steel for tactical juking moves, AND the stuff to make furnaces and make decent food if he finds someone else's crafting bench, and burns the boat and his bow in the furnace. Now that's a professional minecrafter.