#Radio bullets

[affascinailtuocuore]

B.Schiavulli-BURQA QUEEN. Afghanistan 2021: tre donne, tre storie, stessa lotta per la libertà.

Tradimenti Afghanistan 2021: dopo venti lunghi anni, durante i quali sono state alimentate speranze e illusioni di cambiamento e ritrovata libertà, e dopo qualche piccolo passo avanti in quella direzione, soprattutto per le donne, gli Americani e le forze alleate lasciano Kabul. Il gioco della guerra, la caccia ai terroristi e la presunta esportazione della democrazia si concludono con un nulla…

[radios-arcade]

koharu is aromantic. TO ME.

[journalsouppe]

Just like my OOT 3D I goofed up and wrote in here before taking a pic oopsies fjdkasfj;

BUTTTTT!!!!!!! JET SET RADIO FUTURE!!!!!! MY BELOVED MY CHERISHED MY BEAUTIFUL GIRLFRIEND JSRF!!!!! I grew up playing this with my childhood best friend who I'm still best friends with to this day. This game has shaped everything about me and this is still one of my all time favorite games :'). I've been meaning to play it again but no better time to get back into it than after jet set 3's announcement and bomb rush cyberfunk's release!!

Do you understand the concept of love?

[pickle-six]

[makiitoh]

why is there no footage of roh/njpw wotw 2016 anywhere. i can find full videos of wotw from years prior to and after 2016, but not even clips from 2016

hangman joined bullet club and got his name during the main event! i want to see it!

[samantha-and-her-chaotic-desires]

so uh

......guess who's rewriting her first ever AO3 fic?

[gojoest]

so i turned mr waiter down and he reacted with 👍 to my message

[skjam]

Pulptober 2024 Day 9: The Lone Ranger/Weapons of Justice

While I don't have any blog posts for him, I realized I do have some words to say. The Lone Ranger's distinctive weapon isn't his gun, which is a standard large revolver, but his special ammunition, the silver bullet.

From what little we see of him in the source material, Reid did not have a Code vs. Killing when he was an ordinary Texas Ranger. It's unlikely that he could have held down that job if he had. Rather, it's his own near-death experience leading to him becoming the Lone Ranger that convinced him never to shoot to kill.

The bullets are made from the ore of a secret silver mine run by a retired Ranger whose life the Lone Ranger saved. This source of wealth is also why the Ranger never has to accept a reward or have a job outside his mission to bring justice to the West.

Silver, as it turns out, is too brittle to make good bullets out of--the process is difficult so relatively few bullets can be made in a batch, and the Ranger has to travel back to the mine every time he needs more. This means that each bullet is precious, as are human lives.

In the radio series and first television series, the Lone Ranger is not superhuman. While yes, he can outdraw and outshoot any single opponent, blasting the gun from their hands, you can get the drop on him, and he can't simply disarm multiple opponents in the split second before they fire at him. This means that he often has to use his wits and try to find less lethal/non-violent solutions to his problems. He doesn't waste silver bullets if there is a better way.

And of course, there's his mighty steed, Silver, named for his shiny white coat and showing that he, too, is precious to the Lone Ranger.

Tonto being played by Jay Silverheels in the TV show is just a lucky coincidence.

[deathshadowed]

slaying dudes before sending nudes.

[f1-stuff]

for the wip asks: the mechanic au 👀 there is no where near enough mechanic aus and a charlos one sounds INCREDIBLE.

(P.S. i actually love ur blog. you always make me laugh 🫶)

🥹 Aw, I'm glad!! Thank you for sending an ask! This was actually one of my first F1 WIPs, but it was requiring sooo much research that I took a break that turned into a complete abandonment. But hopefully, I'll go back to it one day!

Here's a little snippet I wrote for Charles' first day in the paddock 💪

The only word his brain has the capacity for after the first day is tired. 

The minute they land in Melbourne, they’re heading to the track to begin setting up the garage for the arrival of the cars. Charles gets issued a full team kit, including socks with the Ferrari logo. As soon as he puts them on, he finally feels like it’s real. It’s really happening.

“You’re, Charles, yes?” one of the mechanics asks him in Italian while they’re setting up. “From Monte Carlo?”

He nods. “Yes, nice to meet you...”

“Alessandro. But you can call me, Alé. I believe we’re roommates.”

“Nice to meet you, Alé,” Charles says, shaking his hand. The other man seems young, but still older than Charles. “What do you do?”

“I’m a gearbox mechanic,” Alé says, smiling. “And I operate the front-right gun for the pit. My first race was Melbourne in 2017. So I know what you’re feeling right now.”

“And what am I feeling?” Charles asks, arching a brow in challenge.

“Scared as shit,” Alé says, grinning. Charles laughs, but he doesn’t have the heart to correct him. He’s not scared - if anything, he’s the most ready he’s ever felt. But he doesn’t think anyone would believe him if he said so. “Your Italian is not bad.” 

Charles knows this means it’s quite good, otherwise Alé wouldn’t have said anything. “I’ve been learning since I was a child.” Alé nods.

“Is it ‘Sharl’ or ‘Charles’?” Alé asks, pronouncing it with and without the ‘s’ sound at the end.

“Either is okay,” he says, shrugging. “I like both.”

“Well, you’re very easygoing,” Alé says, chuckling. “Very polite.” Charles smiles, but it occurs to him that maybe he’s being made fun of. He brushes it off though, focusing back on what he’s doing.

Everything, of course, becomes even more real when the cars arrive and he has to begin his real work. He’s been assigned especially to the brake department, as they’ve started to see a brake overheating issue and needed someone dedicated to monitoring them and replacing parts if necessary. 

He records the thickness of all of the brake pads and discs, so he can later examine the wear after practice and qualifying sessions. It’s a clockwise circuit, so Charles in addition to putting the slightly denser brake pads at the front of both cars, installs the heaviest at the left-front brake. They’re meant to all be the same size, but there are always slightly heavier pads and discs.

In addition to this job, he’s also part of the car crew for what will this year be Carlos Sainz’s car. He knows a bit about Sainz - he’s had a successful few seasons in Formula One already, particularly last year where he’d raced surprisingly well in the sub-par McLaren car. It was what had won him his seat, replacing Sebastian Vettel in what had been a slightly shocking decision to Charles. He’s not the only one interested in what Sainz might be able to pull off in a Ferrari.

As soon as the car is built, they’re doing pit-stop practice until late into the evening. There isn’t a curfew for Thursday, so they take advantage of every moment of time available. Charles has been assigned to the left-rear corner, where he removes the old tire from the car when it pits. 

There’s definitely a learning curve, and the tires are heavier than most people think. He’ll need to step up his workout routine if he wants to keep up with the other mechanics. On top of the sore arms he’ll surely have tomorrow, his feet are killing him after hardly sitting down since disembarking the plane. 

At one point, he takes off his shoes and walks around in just his Ferrari-issued socks, the floor feeling blessedly cool on his aching feet. However, he soon has to put his shoes back on or risk injury, which is when he discovers that he should never take off his shoes again because putting them back on is its own hell.

When he gets to the hotel room that night, he hardly says a word to Alé, who is indeed his roommate, instead collapsing face-first onto the bed, still fully clothed. He doesn’t remember closing his eyes, and he’s not aware of anything until the alarm goes off the next morning. That, of course, is when the real fun begins.

[cyarsk52-20]

happy anniversary to both rage against the machine self titled debut and the battle of Los Angeles both turning 25 and 32 years old this week respectively

The Battle of Los Angeles is the third studio album by American rockband Rage Against the Machine, released by Epic Records on November 2, 1999. At the 43rd Annual Grammy Awards, it was nominated for Best Rock Album, and the song "Guerrilla Radio" won the award for Best Hard Rock Performance. In their year-end lists, Timeand Rolling Stone magazines both named the album the best of 1999.

The album has been certified double platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America, indicating sales of at least two million units. It would be the last full-length studio album of original material released by the band before their first breakup in 2000 (their next album consisted entirely of covers and was released after the breakup).

singles:

"Guerrilla Radio" Released: October 12, 1999

"Sleep Now in the Fire" Released: November 4, 1999

"Testify" Released: June 7, 2000

Rage Against the Machine is the debut studio album by American rock band Rage Against the Machine. It was released on November 3, 1992, by Epic Records, one day after the release of the album's first single, "Killing in the Name".The album was based largely on the band's first commercial demo tape of the same name, completed 11 months prior to the album's release. The tape contained earlier recordings of seven of the ten songs.

With politically themed, revolutionary lyrical content, the album artwork was notable for its graphic photograph of Vietnamese monk Thích Quảng Đức performing self-immolation in June 1963.

The album was a critical success upon release, with several critics noting the album's politically motivated agenda and praising frontman Zack de la Rocha's strong vocal delivery. Ranked number 24 on Rolling Stone's list of the "100 Greatest Metal Albums of All Time", the album peaked at number 1 on the US Billboard Heatseekers chart and number 45 on the US Billboard 200 and has gone on to achieve a triple platinum sales certification from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) in the US. Multiple publications have ranked it as one of the best albums of the 1990s.[citation needed] In 2020, It was ranked 221 in Rolling Stone's updated list of the "500 Greatest Albums of All Time".

singles:

"Killing in the Name" Released: November 2, 1992

"Bullet in the Head" Released: December 29, 1992

"Bombtrack" Released: June 20, 1993

"Freedom" Released: August 23, 1994

[teamfortresstwo]

Incredibly self indulgent headcanon of mine is that when Vox was a kid, he was a huge fan of Alastor’s broadcast, despite it definitely being the kind of thing a big too horrifying for a kid his age . And also that Alastor (unknowingly) killed his parents .

[journalsouppe]

Jet Set Radio, aka Jet Grind Radio in the States!!! I personally grew up with JSRF on the XBOX so I know there will be a lot different about the game, but I am still super excited ^-^.

[aristomal]

so many of lana's songs fit with gta 5 so well

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Nos dieron un vídeo en BANGBANGCON24 donde hacen BTS Radio Kkul FM - JinJinJung (Jin Jimin Jungkook ) de Julio del año 2020, es de detrás de escena donde nos dieron el anuncio de Dynamite - vídeo nunca antes visto. (jmjkcortefotovideo)

2024 BTS FESTA ‘방.방.콘 (BANGBANGCON)’ #2024BTSFESTA

BTS 2014 LIVE TRILOGY EPISODE II THE RED BULLET

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RECAP. DE LO QUE VI DE MIS CHICOS JMJK EN EL LIVE BANGBANGCON24

[churchofsatannews]

The Metro #689

This week on The Metro, Rev. Jeff Ivins brings you more music from the 1980s with Colin Hay, Sigue Sigue Sputnik, The Human League, Re-Flex, Kajagoogoo, Gary Numan, Single Bullet Theory, Trio, Animotion, Greg Kihn, Michael Sembello, Rank And File, The Police, Romeo Void, and finally with some Berlin. Stream The Metro #689. Download The Metro #689.