#SwAF

[opelman]

Swedish Silhouettes by Treflyn Lloyd-Roberts Via Flickr: A close formation pass by two of the Swedish Air Force Historic Flight's classic jets as they fly low and fast over the 2024 Bournemouth Air Festival. Aircraft: Swedish Air Force Saab Sk.37 Viggen F 15-61 (37809/SE-DXO) and Saab J 35J Draken 10-56 (35556/SE-DXR). Location: SS Shieldhall, Bournemouth Bay, Dorset.

[flowerbritts]

Charles Rowland is questioning things. Edwin Payne is metaphorically in Hell. Is the current state of their friendship all there will ever be between them? In which Charles hopes not, and Edwin thinks so. That is until things escalate, of course, giving the boys mixed answers. Part three of Sleeping With A Friend Verse! All 15 parts posted, on to the next!

[virtualobotomy]

cant think of a caption

[un-grand-sommeil-noir]

john rogan swag

[reaandull]

little guy so pure so innocent so inoffesive...... right ? right???

[orangedagger]

LOOK HOW THEY MASSACRED MY BOY

[demonstars]

if youtubers allowed people to add subtitles to their videos again do you guys know how many transcriptions/translations i would do. i would never write fic or draw again i Love translating i find it so fun

[unothief]

>wake up >no swag

once i get swag it is fucking over for you all

[sonknuxadow]

scourge and starline won the polls and i'm very >:[ over it

I KNOWWWW they did Not deserve it. at least sonic won the tboy swag competition

[scri--bble]

For a sec i thought Nightmare turned into fucking hamilton 😭

Hiya!! If ur taking art requests then uh..

Could I perhaps request some Wholseome KillerMare? /NF!!

TYSM ^^

[autodidacticpolymath-blog]

Co-incidence, I think Not. Horizon 2020 and Covid-19. You be the judge...

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[fruitail]

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🪑 1. 𝕞𝕖𝕘𝕒𝗯𝘆𝘁𝗲𝘀 🐌 2. 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗿𝗲𝗱 𝕞𝕖𝕒𝕟𝕤 𝗶 𝕝𝕠𝕧𝕖 𝘆𝗼𝘂 ☀️ 3. 𝗾𝕦𝕖𝗲𝗻 𝕠𝕗 𝗱𝗶𝕤𝕒𝕤𝕥𝗲𝗿 🎷 4. 𝗺𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗰 𝕥𝕠 𝕨𝕒𝕥��𝕙 𝗯𝗼𝘆𝘀 𝕥𝕠

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[flowerbritts]

Charles Rowland is anxious as fuck. Edwin Payne is losing his mind.

And on one unordinary day, they are apart.

In which Charles worries, Edwin regrets, and Niko tries to be helpful, interrupting plans.

If only the boys could learn to communicate.

Part two of Sleeping With A Friend Verse!

[virtualobotomy]

erm, happy.... birthday.??

[usafphantom2]

Swedish Air Force SAAB 105 jet trainer, (Sk 60), now retired from active duty.

#Flygvapnet #swaf #svfm

@JnaviPhoto via X

[kissedbyaphrodite]

I just made a family tree for a Sterek idea I had the other day, and fell down the rabbit hole regarding Stiles and his polish ancestry. So, I thought I'd write it down to 1) Make sure I don't forget anything I just found, 2) To also maybe help anyone who wants to write a Polish Stiles fic, 3) Someone who is actually polish could help me, because even though I am of Polish descent, my great grandparents were Polish and nobody in my family knows the language/culture. So if you're Polish and I made a mistake, please let me know.

1) Stiles' name. The whole show we hear slightly jokes about how Stiles' name has too many consonants, how it's hard to pronounce for Americans and how, as a kid, when Stiles tried to say his actual name, he could only say the word "Mischief". When Stiles is taken by the Ghost riders, Sheriff Stilinski reveals that Stiles name is Mieczysław. But, the name doesn't seem so hard to pronounce? Like, obviously someone who isn't Polish would butcher it and pronounce it as "Miech-Sis-lau/Miech-sis-law" but you could kinda make out it's pronounciation just by reading it; obviously, none of those is correct, since the ł letter is actually pronounced as a W rather than an L, so the name is actually pronounced "myeh-CHI-swaf" . So, while obviously hard for non-Polish speakers, it's not unpronounceable, and while it does only have three bowels, you can use them as a guide to try and pronounce the name; plus, the pronounciation isn't really similar to the word "Mischief". I looked for other names, and found the name "Mścisław" which has less bowels, looks harder to pronounce (Again, for non-Polish speakers) and it actually does sound like "Mischief", since it's pronounced "Mshchees-waf". So, to summarize, in my heart and head, Stiles name is Mścisław.

2) Noah's and Claudia's last names. Now, this one is actually very interesting since both last names, Stilinski and Gajos, are highly similar to Polish last names, Styczyński and Gajdoš. With the last names I wasn't looking into as deep as I did with Stiles' name, because this is something I've seen a lot in my country, we have many immigrants from countries like Poland, Belgium, Germany, etc, so I am no stranger to anglicised names, my grandparents on my mom's side and great grandparents on my dad's side are immigrants and I had a teacher who's grandfather was an immigrant, and they all had to slightly change their last names + names to fit in. And so I find it believable that Stiles' grandparents/Greatgrandparents anglicised their names to make sure they fit in with everyone. The Styczyńskis changed it to Stilinski, which is easier to sound out and say than Styczyński and the Gajdoš let go of the d and the š and switched it to Gajos. I do headcannon that both Claudia and Noah's great grandparents were immigrants and then they had Elias and Claudia's mom/dad in the US, since the more drastic changes to names and surnames that I've witnessed usually happened around the 30s until the early 40s. Like, my grandma immigrated here in late 1940 and she simply had to change the pronounciation of her name, but my great grandparents, who came here around 1930 or so, changed their last name drastically.

Again, this is all just from what I could find online and my experience as the grandson/great grandson of immigrants, if you're Polish/son of Polish immigrants and closer to the culture and language, feel free to add anything you want