#Motion Fuels

[withmotioncanada]

One of the most common types of motion fuels is gasoline, which powers most passenger vehicles. Gasoline has been the go-to fuel for cars for decades, and its availability and efficiency have made it a popular choice for individuals and businesses alike. However, there are other types of motion fuels that are used for specific purposes, such as diesel, which is often used in trucks, buses, and larger vehicles. Diesel engines are known for their power and fuel efficiency, making them an excellent choice for long-distance transportation and heavy-duty machinery

[clandestinewhore]

𝑨𝒍𝒊𝒄𝒆

𝙽𝚎̌𝚌𝚘 𝚣 𝙰𝚕𝚎𝚗𝚔𝚢, 𝟷𝟿𝟾𝟾

[endcraft]

i like etho as a mcyt figure because he is like if a computer engineer could be a caveman. like imagine if the guy who invented the watch and the guy who invented the wheel were the same guy. imagine if you were talking to him and he was like oh yeah i also invented the hand axe. and google

[thesinglesock]

I love you clowns I love you puppets I love you stop motion I love you animatronics I love you porcelain dolls I love you marionettes I love it when someone makes a stylized caricaturized character and wills it to exist in the real physical world and then breathe life into it with acting, be it by animating or in real time through their body. It's all about Creating a Little Guy and communicating the beauty of the things you observe around you: the sadness, the humor, and the absurdity of life. And the comfort your audience feels, knowing that even if the Little Guy you created can only be viewed through a screen, it exists somewhere in the real world. You know what it would feel like to touch it. It may not seem realistic, and the limitations of the medium may be very visible, but they can tell it was made with love, and that's why it's wonderful

I want to see more appreciation for these art forms. please. I understand there is a certain uncanneyness that can be off-putting to some people, but come on. at least try to move beyond your initial knee-jerk reaction and notice the real human emotions that were the driving force of the artists. If I have to deal with 5 more years of google autofilling "creepy"/"scary"/"killer" into my search bar when I'm trying to discover new works in some of my favorite art forms, I'm going to lose it.

where is your whimsy??? your sense of childlike wonder???

[fallout-lou-begas]

Rebecca Black - Sick to My Stomach

[evelili]

As an immigrant child, your new fic had resonated with me. It made me tear up eating dinner with my family.

When Saffron said, “This selfish desperation to know that I haven’t lost my connection to my home." It instantly took me back to being constantly teased by my friends for not being 'in tuned' with my culture like how they were, or how I desperately tried speaking in my native tongue with my parents, despite having a very clear american accent and them constantly assuring me that speaking in english is fine. My grandmother had passed earlier this year, she was the grandparent that I knew the least. I started asking about her from her sisters as my mother isn't in the state to answer anything, I've tried so hard to pick up the pieces of what her sisters have told me to construct an image of her personality. She used to constantly ask me to call her so when I read about Saffron talking about how video calls have were never the same and never enough, it hit me like a load of bricks.

Your fanfiction is so tremendously beautiful in describing the feelings I have felt all my life. How I know that where I am right now isnt home, but my actual home has been so unfamiliar after my grandmothers passing. I have constantly felt like I have disappointed her, so when Sunset confessed to the same thing, I couldn't hold my emotions in anymore. The ending with Saffron talking about how she would be waiting for Sunset to come home if she was her mother made hope that was true with me and my grandmother, if I were to ever reunite with her again when I pass away myself.

Thank you so much for writing this story. It was the most comfortable yet intense stories I have ever had the blessing to read. I am sorry for rambling and I hope this entire message makes some sort of sense? I hope whatever you're dealing with gets solved to the way you have hoped it would.

You have also made me see dal in a new light, it was never a food that I used to like, but I am willing to give it another shot lol

i looked at this ask earlier and had to take some time to process how to respond to this. i think tho i still dont really know how to, so i hope thats ok!

first of all, thank you so much for being comfortable enough to tell me ur story. it really means a lot that you would open up to me, a stranger, and the fact that you did so bc something i made had an impact on u quite actually moved me to tears. im a bit of a soggy mess rn lol. thank you again, truly.

second, i want to express my empathy for you and your situation with your grandmother. my grandad passed away before i could graduate, and it was during the height of lockdowns, so i hadnt seen him in a while. i didnt go to visit him in the hospital, so theres always this feeling of "what if i had called more? what if i had tried harder to visit? what if i spent more time with him?" that doesnt really go away. and, as a kid of 2 immigrant families, i can also really empathize with feeling a disconnect from your culture--when ur not surrounded by ur parents culture but u also visibly dont look like ur "from" the one u were raised in, it can feel really alienating, even though you havent done anything except just. exist in this sort of inbetween?

all of this i guess is to say that, i put a lot of my own experiences into this fic. and it's almost relieving in a way to know that u saw what i put there, and that this experience is something that other people have felt as well. thank you so very much again for reading ;v;

[thegreatyin]

*long-suffering, slightly fearful sigh*

alright. it's time.

the scoundrel is finally getting that impossible theorem.

[casasupernovas]

started 'the boys' and what the fawk is wrong with homelander bro

[kply-industries]

[noisemachinedotcom]

if the mental illness music stops working u can and should make it worse for your own wicked designs

you can listen to this for as many hours in a row as you want

[withmotioncanada]

One of the key benefits of Motion fuels is the variety of products they offer. From gasoline and diesel to alternative energy options, Motion fuels provide a comprehensive selection of fuels to cater to different needs. This versatility makes Motion fuels a go-to choice for businesses operating fleets of vehicles, construction companies, and industrial operations. Additionally, Motion fuels ensure that all products are sourced from trusted suppliers, meeting stringent quality standards to provide optimal performance.

[feathery-bitch]

(((cy dont accidentally make a somewhat autistic coded character challenge (difficulty: impossible))))

[spongynova]

Just watched Star trek the motion picture. My review: ugly pyjamas with awesome cunty exceptions, so camp, bitch please this story about a horny computer who just wanna get laid with a human if not he'll destroy the world in parallel to Spock's own '''acceptance of his emotions'''

wait guys. reblog this and tell me what the last movie you watched was. bonus points if you add a short review <333

[lysenfeu]

I have never missed my roaring twenties as much as when I don't get enough sleep on a day off and need to do shit anyways, this body is Old and Tired and the brain is Mushy and Sad

[stuck-in-the-ghost-zone]

save me 2 hours of beat saber

[quantummindclassicalheart]

Y'all. We have thermoelectric generators that turn heat directly into electricity. We have photovoltaics (solar) that turn light directly into electricity. Heck-- one could argue that hydropower is turning gravitational potential energy into kinetic energy into electricity (and no, we didn't just move the boiling earlier in the water cycle-- evaporation and boiling are two distinct phenomena). WIND TURBINES turn wind (kinetic energy) into electricity.

I am begging you (generic Tumblr user) to think about modern energy production for like a minute. We have like 5+ other ways to turn other forms of energy into electricity that don't involve steam.

nuclear power is impressive until you get up to why. "we use the most precisely engineered machinery ever created to split atoms to release energy" oh yeah how come? "boil water to turn a fan" get the fuck out