#Play zone

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Play Zone For Birthday Party

Zig Zag Zoh offers the best play zone for birthday party in Gurgaon and Faridabad. With exciting games, safe play areas, and fun-filled activities, it’s the perfect venue for kids to enjoy memorable celebrations with friends and family.

[elvyn]

Stuck in the past

Jumping back into One Piece for a while, I wanted to draw something more halloween themed?

[kidssalon]

Taming the Mane: Tips for Stress-Free Haircuts for Kids

Haircut day! For some kids, it's a thrilling adventure, a chance to see a new stylist and emerge with a cool new look. But for others, it can be a nerve-wracking ordeal filled with tears and tantrums.

As a parent, navigating this rollercoaster of emotions can feel overwhelming. But fear not! With a little preparation and some clever tricks, you can turn haircut day into a positive experience for both you and your little one.

Preparing Your Little Lion:

Talk it Up! In the days leading up to the appointment, chat with your child about what to expect at the salon. Show them pictures of kids haircuts and talk about the fun chair they might get to sit in or the cool toys they can play with.

Practice Makes Perfect: Roleplay a haircut at home using a soft brush as a pretend comb. Let your child be the stylist sometimes, and show them how you want them to sit still during the haircut.

Pack for Success: Bring along a comfort item like a favorite stuffed toy or blanket. Pack a distraction too, such as a new book or a small toy with buttons or interesting textures.

Creating a Calm Salon Experience:

Schedule Smartly: Avoid booking appointments when your child is usually tired or hungry. Opt for a morning slot when they're well-rested and happy.

Location, Location, Location: Choose a salon specifically geared towards children. These salons often have a playful atmosphere, with bright colors, fun decorations, and stylists experienced in dealing with wiggly clients.

Be the Superhero Parent: Stay calm and positive throughout the appointment. Your own anxiety can easily transfer to your child. Offer encouragement and praise for their bravery throughout the haircut.

Taming Tantrums:

Let them be in Control (a little): Give your child some choices, like picking the color of their cape (the haircut smock) or choosing a sticker they want at the end. This small sense of control can make them feel empowered.

Positive Reinforcement is Key: Pack small rewards for good behavior during the haircut. Stickers, a trip to the park after, or their favorite snack can go a long way in motivating them to sit still.

Distraction is Your Friend: If your child starts to get fussy, distract them with a story, a song, or a favorite toy. Having something else to focus on can take the edge off their anxiety.

Remember: Every child is different. What works for one might not work for another. Be patient, understanding, and most importantly, have fun! With a little preparation and these handy tips, you can turn haircut day into a positive and memorable experience for your little one.

[queenanaya9]

Bouncing Bunny — The BEST Play Area in Navi Mumbai

Recommendation: Bouncing Bunny - Where Family Fun Soars to New Heights in Navi Mumbai

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Looking to elevate your family's entertainment experience in Navi Mumbai? Look no further than Bouncing Bunny, a haven where every moment is filled with joy, laughter, and boundless adventure!

Step into a world where imagination knows no bounds and excitement awaits around every corner. As you ascend to the first floor, leave the hustle and bustle behind and enter a realm where fun takes center stage. Below, a delightful restaurant beckons with mouthwatering delights, offering a perfect blend of comfort and culinary excellence.

But it's what lies above that truly sets Bouncing Bunny apart as a beacon of family fun. Here, thrill-seekers can brave towering slides, while gaming enthusiasts can indulge in a plethora of arcade games, from heart-pounding races to claw machine challenges. And for the little ones, our soft play areas offer a safe and stimulating environment to explore and discover.

Yet, Bouncing Bunny isn't just a playground – it's a place where families come together to create cherished memories. With attentive staff ensuring a seamless experience and a commitment to safety and cleanliness, every visit to Bouncing Bunny is a five-star affair.

Why settle for ordinary outings when you can experience the extraordinary at Bouncing Bunny? Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply seeking quality time with your loved ones, Bouncing Bunny promises an unforgettable adventure that will leave you smiling from ear to ear.

Come and discover why families across Navi Mumbai are giving Bouncing Bunny a five-star rating. Your next family adventure awaits!

You can also visit the website https://www.bouncingbunny.in

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The digital 007 getting in the Playzone in February 2004

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Tag that friend jo asa karta hai.

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play zone in retail

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you know how little kids like to interview people?

[hawberries]

mentally i'm still here a bit

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[lucabyte]

siffrin starts the game with oddly empty pockets for a rogue who has a habit of stashing away every little trinket that isn't nailed down

and a hardy pocketwatch is an indispensable tool for oceanic navigation

[bigfatbreak]

Birds of a Feather previous / next

[earthtooz]

lighter x gn!mechanic!reader, 1k wc lighter is down bad for reader. like. DOWN BAD, lots of cute banter, pining from both.

Whenever you visit Blazewood, the Sons of Calydon mark it as a significant day in their metaphorical calender.

You’re their precious mechanic, the one who ensures all of their bikes and engines are running smooth for any operations (read: trouble) they get themselves into. Having been long-term friends with Caesar, you make the effort of travelling from Sixth Street to the outskirts of New Eridu every few weeks. Granted, for how many times you’ve travelled between the two places, you’ve grown rather close to the tight-knit biker gang, so it's an exciting time for all.

However, the reason it’s marked down is because they know it’s a special occasion where they can all tease a certain, aloof boxer a bit more than usual.

“Y/n!” Burnice’s voice cuts through the bustling atmosphere of Cheesetopia, capturing everyone’s attention as you walk through the door of the diner.

They all wave you over the booth they sat in, Burnice and Luci shuffling over so you can sit down with them. You don’t see the way Caesar nudges Lighter as you settle down opposite him. 

“How was your trip?” Caesar asks. 

“Good, a little tired though,” your yawn is perfectly timed. “My limbs still feel stiff.” 

“Oh no! Do you need a little rest?”

“No need, I wanna get started working as soon as possible, I'm itching to tinker some engines."

The dark-haired across from you chuckles, adjusting his sunglasses to sit higher on his nose bridge. “There’s the Y/n we all know. If you need a little help, let me know, I’m happy to lend a hand.” 

The group giggles between themselves.

“Thanks, Lighter!” 

The giggles intensify when Lighter’s ears flush red at the tips. 

This is why your visits are a marked occurrence: because the rare blush and nervous appearance that overtakes his normally cool and collected character is incredibly entertaining, and watching him bumbling about around you is a hard opportunity to come by. All Lighter can do is admit defeat and be susceptible to all the teasing that’s sent his way, because he might as well accept it.

He’ll turn a blind eye to the blonde heads popping around the garage every so often as he helps you out in the garage as long as it means they leave the both of you alone. He’ll ignore the giggles of the girls as they listen in on the quiet conversation exchanged between you both in the dim lighting of the dreary space.

“Any biker gang fights happen recently?” You ask whilst observing the rear wheel.

“Nah,” Lighter grunts, “just a few challenges here and there.”

You extend your hand out to him. “Spanner, please.” He places the tool comfortably in your hands and you resume working. “A few challenges? Did you win?”

“‘course. Wouldn’t be a good champion if I lost.”

“Sounds easy in theory,” you murmur, peeking around the bike. “I bet you don’t even know the names of the gangs you won against.”

His silence is the only answer you need and you sneak a smug glance at him. You look away before you could notice the red blush creeping up his neck. “So what if I don’t? I won against them, ain’t that all that matters?”

“Sure. Guess your memory gets knocked out of you after a couple fights.” You giggle at your own joke.

“C'mon, quit teasin’ me.”

“Sorry, just can’t help it when it took you almost five months to remember my name.” It’s light-hearted, he can hear the smile in your voice. 

“Gosh, you just don’t know how to let things go,” he counters, a smile of his own developing.

“Nah, it’s just fun to tease you.” Then, you stand up with a grunt, looking at your handiwork closely one last time before making your way to your workbench. “Besides, it’s not everyday I get to interact with a cool guy like you.”

Lighter’s heart skips a beat in his chest before jumping against his ribcage. “You think I’m cool?”

“Doesn’t everyone?” You ask. “You’re the cool guy who cares about everyone, and that’s a good thing. I like that about you.”

Oh, you’re gonna kill him. He’s not gonna make it out of the garage if you continue this onslaught of compliments. He doesn’t really want you to stop either, wants you to say something that really shows how you feel about him, like how you think he’s handsome, or that he’s admirable, or better yet, that you like him as well.

‘I like that about you’, ‘I like … you’, yeah. That’s also good enough for now. 

Instead, you fall silent as you rearrange all your tools, locking the box that cuts through the tense atmosphere with a ‘click’. 

“Well, I’m beat,” you huff, stretching your arms over your head, “my back hurts and I’m hungry.” 

“You’ve been working real hard, let me treat you to dinner.”

“Really?” 

“Really.” 

A few minutes later, you end up at the Fuel Truck, enjoying some food together and continuing your conversation in the cool, breezy night of Blazewood. It’s easy being with you, effortless, doesn’t really burn through his energy like some other social interactions do, and Lighter can’t help but feel like this is how it’s meant to be. Sharing stories, talking about the important and mundane alike, he doesn’t know when you became more than the cute mechanic Caesar was good friends with, but he’s glad he finally got your name down on the sixth time of trying. 

He tucks a strand of stray hair away from your face before you can get it in your mouth, and the grin you give him almost paralyses him. 

Plates are emptied, drinks finished, and dessert is done, but you’re still talking into the late of the night, until the employees need to wipe down the bar and call it a day. All good things come to an end, and Lighter wishes you could stay with the Sons of Calydon for longer than just a few days, but you have your own business in Sixth Street, so he monopolises your time whenever he can.

Which is how he ends up walking you to your motel, letting the long day draw to a close.

“Thank you for dinner, Lighter, today was fun.”

He chuckles, the sound deep and full. “No problem, it’s my pleasure.”

“Come back tomorrow, yeah? Swing by the garage anytime you want.”

“Anytime?” The biker rubs his chin. “Careful with your generosity, I might end up annoying you.”

“I doubt it.”

“And if I overstay my welcome?” 

“Then apologise by keeping me company.”

You shoot him a wink before going up the stairs of the motel, quickly disappearing from his sight as he laughs to no one in particular. He lightly punches his chest, as if trying to tell his hammering heart to calm down. 

Yeah. You really are trying to kill him. 

© EARTHTOOZ 2025, do not steal, translate, repost my fics and do not recommend my fics onto any other site.

[belleski]

this is one of my favourite scenes in all of Taz and i've wanted to draw something for it for ages now but then this took almost 6 months to finish because i had to keep stopping to figure out character designs aaaaaaaaaa

Indrid Cold my favourite guy of all time

Image description: A two page digital comic depicting a scene from The Adventure Zone – Amnesty where the player characters (Duck, Ned and Aubrey) meet Indrid Cold (the mothman.) The entire comic is drawn in shades of red with yellow highlights. Page 1: A smaller panel shows the interior of a camper van, with Indrid cast in shadows, reaching towards a scrap of paper on the wall. Behind him, Duck, Ned and Aubrey watch in confusion. The next panel is of Indrid from behind, silhouetted against the bright red of the wall holding dozens of pinned sheets over a map of Kepler. He is holding up the now removed scrap of paper in one hand and smiling, the yellow paper and his glasses standing out against the darkness. There is a yellow speech bubble coming from him that says ‘Okay.’ The last panel takes up most of the page and shows Duck, Ned and Aubrey reacting in shock to Indrid’s statement. The speech bubbles continue: ‘The funicular that connects topside and riverside is about to come crashing down the mountain, slamming into town, and destroying the base station.’. Behind the three players, there is a funicular train climbing a mountain – the full scale of which is shown behind it. Page two: Yellow text in the top left and right corners reads: ‘There are three passengers on it right now, they’ll all be killed- With two circular panels depicting three people on the funicular in one, and a man reading a newspaper in the other – his radio discarded on the table in front of him. Below these panels the text continues, first in yellow with: ‘-and an engineer at the base station will be injured as well, but he’ll pull through.’ And then in two red circular speech bubbles: ‘Good news though! You have six minutes this time.’ The two red speech bubbles surround Indrid as he faces the viewer with a grin, his eyes completely obscured by his red circular glasses. In one hand, he holds out the scrap of paper – a drawing of a funicular train falling down a mountain now visible on it, and behind him the wall is covered in scraps of paper that fade into the darkness of the background. [End ID]