#Technique and Precision

[buzzofnews234]

Gavaskar lauds Reddy’s ton

Reddy’s century, hailed by Sunil Gavaskar for its skill and composure, marks him as a rising cricket star. His performance blends patience, technique, and precision, inspiring future players and setting a benchmark for the sport.

[r3dlif3]

Kakuzu and Hidan would portray intimacy in abnormal ways through acts of affection and affirmation but not in the typical romantic sense like cuddling, dates, i love yous or any of the sort. It's more in the way that Kakuzu would help wash off the blood on hidan's skin, reasoning it's because helping hidan fastens the process and lessens his complaining.But there's a weird layer of intimacy and loyalty behind the action of touching anothers body in such a soft way compared to his usual aggressiveness and lack of care. It's in the way that hidan would mindlessly put his arm around kakuzu to see the map to track the direction they're going and there's a minute of hesitance and allowance before kakuzu grabs hidan's arm to shove it off but it seems like he never does; he just grabs it before Hidan relents and drops it.

It's how Kakuzu stiches hidan's body together piece by piece no matter how many times it comes apart he'll forever be there to piece it back together regardless of him insisting he'll kill hidan himself the next time this happens. How Hidan would compliment kakuzu's ability to kill and fight others, having no clue how else to show how much he adores kakuzu's violence. They're stuck together for however long eternity is to eachother and despite the fact that they'll never explicity say they care or even like eachother it's these acts that establish this boundary.

[brainrotcharacters]

"I've got you."

"No. I got you."

[blasphemousclaw]

Crap, there's one thing I forgot to mention when it comes to the running speed.

Godrick is, like... Pathetically slow that it's comical.

Also a guest appearance by...

yeah that's one thing I noticed in the race video, Godrick is even slower than Rykard!! to me if you really watch Godrick move, it looks like it's difficult or even painful for him to walk? I love the potential thematic angle of Godrick convincing himself that the more limbs he grafts onto himself, the stronger he gets, but at the same time his body is struggling to support itself and it's making his movements awkward and unwieldy... like how the things Godrick does don't actually help him, but are really very self-destructive and sad and come from a place of self-hatred.

anyway. lol

[lafcadiosadventures]

“I have photographic memory”

Gustave Doré, an intellectual: « J'ai beaucoup de collodion dans la tête »

[hellcifrogs]

Ah! How would Hinata as Team 7's sensei have gone?!

Like- Naruto, Sasuke and Sakura having her as their sensei; while Kurenai has Kiba, Kakashi and Shino as her students!

Like the possibilities????

Adorable, I am sure, but honestly I'm WAY more interested in Kurenai's team!! What *is* going on over there??

Little Kakashi learning genjutsu. Kiba and Kakashi and many many dogs. Kakashi and Shino covering more and more of their faces as the grow, also Kakashi recognizing the great skill and advantages an Aburame can bring to the team. Kurenai bringing out the best of little Kakashi and helping him deal with his traumas while also not fighting a war.

I would actually like to see this Kakashi at shippuden >:o

Hinata-sensei with Sasuke: They've both suffered because of what the village has done to their clans, so she will protect him and prepare him to take down anyone who tries to harm him for where he was born into! Plus doujutsu tips.

Hina-sensei with Naruto: She is too kind and he is her little sunshine boy. She is so proud of him and always tells him and encourages him. She needs to let him know he is enough and he is good and does not need to prove himself to be loved!

Hina-sensei with Sakura: She's been looked down on for not being good enough, strong enough, for not being like the men around her. She will project a little and turn Sakura into the greatest kunoichi she possibly can, all she needs is to know if Sakura also wishes for that. She does >:)

[gumy-shark]

perhaps one day i will post all my insane little thoughts about shou and ritsu and strength (and skill vs power). but not right now it’s been too long since i’ve rewatched the claw arcs or confession arc

[i-havenothingelsetopost]

genuine question, do you like maths?? i have a vague feeling i saw your post of tags or something that said something about it but i cannot figure out if it was in fact you or if it was even positive ahahah

Yeah that was me! I don't go looking for math problems, but when I happen to do them, I tend to enjoy it. Wasn't always this way — elementary school math was about speed and memorization and I hated that — but I had a really good teacher in upper secondary school, and it became about creative problem solving. It feels the same as writing a poem in meter or managing to untangle a really bad knot in a ball of yarn.

[captainjonnitkessler]

I found the woodworking version of the Great British Bake-off, a show called Good With Wood, and now I too can know what it's like to be one of those people yelling at the screen about proper moisture ratios or whatever it is people who know about baking go on about while watching that show. Except I'm yelling about proper joinery techniques.

[bigcryptiddies]

It might just be that I’m a little dumb but I feel like jjk has the most convoluted ability system to the point where the creator can have their characters explain what’s happening every single time and yet I don’t understand it even once

[trendtracker360writer]

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[mending-up-your-fences]

“Cowboy Sweetheart” - a verse and chorus performed by Brandi Carlile

So much of her vocal performance is shaped around her ability to yodel, and how she stylistically chooses to use a flip to leap between a chest and head voice versus more a classical transition into a mix.

This sounds like nonsense, but then you hear her perform The Story so precisely and it becomes clear how incredible her technical mastery of her voice is.

[winepresswrath]

since I got sick I've been watching way more tv than usual and in conclusion if I ever come across a Korean puppet king listening to his courtiers wailing JEOnHHHHa no don't do it JEOnHHHHHA please calm down JEONHHHHHHa and he responds by poisoning his entire court and letting the revolution come explicitly not for any principled reason but just to make them stop I will pledge my fealty through the tv screen I will transmigrate to serve him and die by his side that's my guy!! my man, right or wrong. he can put his son in a box, as a treat.

[smartratework]

pvc electric red and blue wire #smartratework#tumblr

[gretchensinister]

If I want to frame learning crochet like a dramatic and high-stakes martial arts journey in my mind, well I think that is my right

[thoughtfulseason]

so nobody’s gonna get it but today for the first time i tried the fleche attack on our strongest fencer and it worked! he was impressed (as was i)