#Regular wheels

[radarchives]

[skunkes]

silly little scribble-that-could've-been-a-text-post

whenever i open my organized paint containers there will always be at least one Warm in the Cools and vice versa

[notyourmusebby]

c2 activities out of context:

[clownakai]

How the reveal would have happened if Bourbon wasn't a nosy bitch

[ozymandiasdirge]

brilliant incredible amazing showstopping spectacular 10/10 no notes

[incorrect-kaishinshi]

Shinichi: *pacing back and forth* Oh, this is bad! This is really really bad!

Heiji: Kudou, calm down. What's wrong?

Shinichi: I kissed Kaito!

Heiji: Whoa, really?

Heiji: I owe Hakuba so much money.

[markantonys]

perrin: hammers can be used as weapons but primarily they are made to be tools, whereas axes are only ever made to be weapons

me:

[thalychan7]

Color Wheel Challenge!

[kennacore]

did the color wheel challenge a while back!!

[redbean-nom]

Rebel Admirals Rex & Kalani from an au where the clone and droid rebellions were a bit more successful

Rex's fleet (rebel fleet Remembrance) - the whole 'ahsoka's not actually a jedi' thing worked and most of the 332nd got dechipped. (maul still escaped, but they managed to patch up the maul-damage before he got to the hyperdrive, so the Tribunal is mostly okay). the extra resources & manpower allowed the clone rebellion to operate on a much larger scale, and they eventually allied with pantora as a whole with the backing of senator chuchi. cody and later wolffe brought their imperial fleets to join the rebellion about a year later (after the chips started wearing off).

the fleet (one venator (the Tribunal), four star destroyers, associated clones, gunships, fighters, and tanks, plus a handful of stolen imperial walkers and shuttles) formally joined the rebel alliance around 10bby.

(rex got put in charge of the fleet because he's the least traumatized out of all the surviving officers. cody ran off to live with obi wan on tattooine.)

Kalani's fleet (rebel fleet Independence) - something happened and he and kraken managed to steal a chunk of dooku's ships (and later a good chunk of whatever was left of grievous' fleet on utapau) after his death. they essentially got lost in the chaos of o66, since the rest of the separatists thought they were deactivated after the shutdown order, and escaped with essentially a full separatist fleet. since they were active instead of stuck on agamar, kalani noticed that the leader of the empire happened to be the republic's supreme chancellor, and decided the empire was the new target of the CIS army. he later encountered the clone rebellion and decided that since the clones had effectively deserted the republic and were now fighting the empire, they were therefore allies.

the fleet (one dreadnought, three cruisers, one stolen imperial carrier, associated droids, fighters, transports, and tanks) formally allied with the rebel alliance around 10bby, with the backing of serenno and raxus secundus.

[ratatatastic]

the beautiful art of subtly

[nickbutnodick]

i wonder if wheelchair users have different color and style wheels like i have different color and style shoes

[hanzajesthanza]

allowed myself the time to spend to write a scene because the fancy took me, ended up destroying my sleep schedule to write it, woke up at 4 pm just to realize it’s not good and i would need to redo it

[nordfjording]

the cybertruck failure is a beautiful thing and what makes it even better to me is that its the only cool design tesla's ever had

[nikkiissleepy]

did i unlock nightwitchs colour wheel just for this? maybe

[werewolfoffeverswamp]

there’s something so alluring about the idea of living in a perpetual horror movie to me. like a time loop. specifically a paranormal one where you could never make it out alive. in the same sense of “heaven is a place where nothing really happens” (from the talking heads song Heaven), being trapped in a story where there’s only one ending and you suffer through whatever horrors are laid out for you (but they are laid out exactly as they are and always will be, and they are laid out for YOU) sounds like. morbidly peaceful. no need to worry what happens next, you already know. and you’ve done it a hundred times. of course you’re in pain but it’s intimately familiar and maybe you don’t even register your suffering anymore. and you’re not preoccupied by your performance in this dance anymore either— it feels like whatever you do, the same events occur, but you’re an actor in a story and you never had free will to begin with. anyways. it just sounds kind of nice 👍