#PERFECT SCORE

[coffeeshopdrawings]

*cracks fingers*

:)

How well do you see color?

I’m cry I scored 60, I feel blind

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[comical-wheelchairs]

The Oracle Code (2020) (Manuel Preitano) - 10/10

I know the DC graphic novels have a bad rep, but I recommend this one. It was a great read and I'm really happy it was created. Here's what's great about this chair:

The Frame/Chair

It's not a stretch to say Barbara's family has access to money/resources, and this chair is made very well for a person with a spinal cord injury who will be using it full time. It is rigid, making it lighter/better for full time use. The footplate is solid and the casters are small, but not tiny, making them great for things like getting around a city or grassy patches. The push rims are close to the tires, she's got a thick cushion, and even the caster wheels branching out from the footplate is a good call. On an adult chair, the footplate would be lower - but for a pediatric chair, the footplate is higher, which means this artist had a great attention to detail!

The low back is also great - Babs still has full use of her upper body, so she needs less support, and can benefit from having her shoulders/arms freed up for stronger pushes.

The Decoration

Yes!!! She is making that chair her own. Full spoke covers like that are more expensive than most, if not all other decorations, but they have practical and decorative benefits. So often wheelchairs that are depicted in comics have no decorations. I know very few people who don't like a little something on their chair to make it their own. This was a great call.

The Attitude

She can manage! This whole novel does a great job, in my opinion, at depicting internalized ableism and the medical model of disability.

[unforgivablenope]

N-NO WAY!! 〣( ºΔº )〣

☆ミヾ(∇≦((ヾ(≧∇≦)〃))≧∇)ノ彡☆

S-Satan congratulating me on my purrrfect score.. (´ ▽｀).。ｏ♡

And I also managed to get this wallpaper of Simeon!! (/∇＼*)｡o○♡

[howpettableisit]

How pettable is my good boy Argus? 🐾

10 / 10

[grannyships]

[nancydrewwouldnever]

Does anyone, anywhere, have a better quality scan of this small interview from 2004, when Perfect Score released? I hate that this is all I have for it.

[angelsonthesideline]

Just purged 69 accounts from following my insta..

[themovementquality]

Daily gifs 47/365

Savannah Manzel in Fly me to the moon

[emotionsofateen]

The first season of Only Murders In The Building, with 106 reviews can claim bragging rights for having the most perfect PERFECT SCORE in Rotten Tomatoes TV history!

[sercphs]

I win

[howpettableisit]

10 / 10

waffle cat

[howpettableisit]

MY CAT!!!

10/10

[tales-from-the-acellus-archives]

01: Achievements of Ancient Egypt

Task: “Describe the intricate process of designing and overseeing the construction of the towering pyramids

Essay:

We do not know how to create pyramids, the Bass Pro Shop pyramid was also constructed by the Egyptians, despite being made of glass (wasn’t invented yet) and in Utah (the worst state). Under the tyrannical rulership of the White Pharaoh, a puppet ruler that was designed and grown underground in Egypt. The Utonians worked tirelessly to appease his demands; ultimately, the pyramid was built, and the Pharaoh was compacted and sent back as Pyrex containers full of egg salad to Planet Egypt, the location of the hivemind that controls all of the Pharaohs. This fact is objectively true and real (actually happened). As it cannot be proven wrong, it also cannot be proven, creating a double negative which creates a positive if we are to believe traditional multiplication rules.

Target word count: 80

Final word count: 130

Final score: 110% (easy dub. Perfect score)

Style: formal/positive

Writing level: Advanced

[millificent]

Every Nico Di Angelo fan focusing more on the background of the episode than the actual plot