#ashern

[wtf-amiru]

"A'miru why are you dying?" "Because I'm tiiiiiiiiirrrrrreeeeeddddd"

post raid shenanigans w the hubs @picturesofashe

[wtf-amiru]

Hold onto your butts

What started as marriage fraud w @picturesofashe is no longer marriage fraud. They’re disgusting [affectionate]

WoL/OC Question(s)!

This one goes out to the WoLshippers! Who do you ship your WoL/OC with? An NPC or another WoL/OC? How did they meet, and how long have they been together? What kind of relationship do they have?

Show me your favorite SFW gpose/art of them together!

[picturesofashe]

The two moods

[winnipegwinterpeg]

Access For All. Period.

Free pads and tampons are now available throughout Manitoba as part of the Access for All Period program, led by the Manitoba government. This program is focused on ending period poverty by providing equal access to menstrual products for all.

What is period poverty?

Period poverty is the inability to access or afford menstrual products, preventing youth and adults who menstruate from participating in their everyday lives.

Why is this important?

Removing barriers to access menstrual products is crucial to the physical and mental health of all who menstruate. A lack of proper access can result in dangerous situations, leading to both short and long term physical harm, as well as mental health issues including anxiety, depression and self-isolation. For students, it can negatively impact attendance and participation, affecting long-term achievement and resulting in missed educational and employment opportunities.

How does the program work?

The Manitoba government, in partnership with Shoppers Drug Mart, is providing readily available pads and tampons free to those in need. Products are available to all Manitobans in schools and community organizations as listed below. Free menstrual products are also available at participating shelters throughout the province through the Access for All Period program.

Where can I go?

You can access free menstrual products at the following locations (38 total, 26 in Winnipeg) under the cut:

* Andrews Street Family Centre, 220 Andrews Street, Winnipeg

* Blue Thunderbird Family Care, 998 Sargent Avenue, Winnipeg

* Acorn Family Place, 222 Furby Street #202, Winnipeg

* Canadian Muslim Women's Institute, 61 Juno Street #201, Winnipeg

* Community Ambition, 266A Linwood Street, Winnipeg

* Elmwood Community Resource Centre, 545 Watt Street, Winnipeg

* Family Dynamics, 393 Portage Avenue #401, Winnipeg

* First Nations Family Advocate, 286 Smith Street #200, Winnipeg

* The Food Vault and Community Resource Centre, 24 Hampton East, P.O. Box 881, MacGregor

* Fort Garry Women's Resource Centre, 1150A Waverly Street, Winnipeg

* Holy Names House of Peace, 211 Edmonton Street, Winnipeg

* Interlake Women's Resource Centre, 87 - 5th Avenue, Gimli

* Lakeshore Family Resource Centre, 9 Main Street, Ashern

* Madeline's Closet, 40 Main Street, Inwood

* Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre, 445 King Street, Winnipeg

* Marlene Street Resource Centre, 27 Marlene Street #6, Winnipeg

* Men are Part of the Solution (MAPS), 117B Commercial Place, Thompson

* N'Dinawemak, 190 Disraeli Freeway, Winnipeg

* Ndinawe, 472 Selkirk Avenue, Winnipeg

* North End Women's Centre, 394 Selkirk Avenue, Winnipeg

* North Point Douglas Women's Centre, 221 Austin Street North, Winnipeg

* NorWest - A Woman's Place, 945 Notre Dame Avenue, Winnipeg

* NorWest - Community Health, 785 Keewatin Street, Winnipeg

* Pluri-elles, 114-l420 Des Meurons Street, Winnipeg

* Samaritan House, 1610 Pacific Avenue, Brandon

* South Winnipeg Family Information Centre, 800 Point Road, Winnipeg

* Steinbach Family Resource Centre, 101 North Front Drive, Steinbach

* Swan Valley Crisis Centre, 119 9th Avenue North, Swan River

* The Counselling Centre, 335 9th Street, Brandon

* The Pas Family Resource Centre, 103 Edwards Avenue, The Pas

* Thrive Community Support Circle, 3-406 Edmonton Street, Winnipeg

* Wahbung Abinoonjiiag, 225 Dufferin Street, Winnipeg

* Winnipeg Central Park Women's Resource Centre, 400 Edmonton Avenue, Winnipeg

* Women's Safe Haven, 228-35 Main Street, Flin Flon

* West Central Women's Resource Centre, 640 Ellice Avenue, Winnipeg

* Western MB Women's Regional Resource Centre, 729 Princess Avenue, Brandon

* YMCA Winnipeg (Downtown Branch) 301 Vaughan Street, Winnipeg, (West Portage Branch) 3550 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg

[radicalgraff]

"Land Back"

Spotted in a public bathroom in Ashern, Manitoba, Canada

[picturesofashe]

Beezechurger.

Unfortunately the name came about before Ashern was his own character, and in an effort to not completely change the name after the fact it ended up being shortened to Bez.

In short: I call him Beezechurger, Ashern calls him Bez.

I've seen a couple of people share their WoL's chocobo's names so far, and they're all ready cute, so I'm gonna take advantage of my platform to ask:

What's your WoL's chocobo's name?

I'll start: mine is Edwin! Because he kinda looks like an Edwin.

Edited to Add (Because I didn't even think about this last night, lol): I have two alts that have unlocked chocobos! One of the alts is Patia Por'co from Exandria Unlimited: Calamity, so I named her chocobo Avalir after the flying city from that same series. The other alt is based on one of my D&D characters, and his chocobo is named Phalanges after one of the party's two horses (he is solely focused on eating fingers).

[queer-starwars-bracket]

Queer Star Wars Characters (Round 1): Special Legends Match Non-binary aliens

(This is a special three way match, because these characters were only discovered after the bracket had begun. To avoid the spoiler effect, if no character gets at least 50% of the vote, the match will be rerun with the top two contenders still as part of round 1.)

Qlaern Hirf | Identity: alien nonbinary | Media: X-wing novels

Qlaern Hirf was a member of the Vratix species, an insectoid species without sex differentiation that invented bacta. They were also a member of the Ashern Circle, a group of militant Vratix who opposed human control of bacta. Qlaern represented the Ashern Circle to the New Republic and the group’s intention to join the new state. They informed Rogue Squadron of the location of deadly bacta aboard a space station. They produced a cure for the Imperial bioweapon Krytos virus for the New Republic.

(Apologizes for any errors in the summary, this is one of a few characters I have no personal experience with.)

Keeramak | Identity: alien nonbinary/intersex (it/its) | Media: The New Jedi Order: Force Heretic II: Refugee

The Keeramak was a mutant member of the normally sexually dimorphic Ssi-ruuk species (lizard aliens invading the Galaxy, not the Yuuzhan Vong, the other one). It was born of a union of two Ssi-ruuk of different colors, but unusually was born with scales of all caste colors. This birth fulfilled an ancient prophecy that foretold that it would free the lower caste Ssi-ruuk and the enslaved species P’w’eck. It was elected the leader of the Ssi-ruuvik Imperium by the religious elders and began to set plans to invade the Galaxy. However, because it didn’t do the liberation promised by the prophecy, the Keeramak was killed by revolting P’w’eck.

(Apologizes for any errors in the summary, this is one of a few characters I have no personal experience with.)

Garr | Identity: alien nonbinary | Media: Boba Fett: Crossfire

Garr was a young member of the Excargan species, which didn’t have sex differentiation until they were thirteen. Their parents were captured by the Separatists when Excarga was invaded, and the Republic put them on an orphanage transport ship where they met a young Boba Fett. They became Boba’s first friend, who was the only person who didn’t treat them weirdly for being genderless. When they arrived at the orphanage, Aurra Sing appeared and captured both of them. She only spared Garr because Boba Fett said they were his friend, despite then telling Garr they weren’t his friend to get them to leave Boba alone. Instead, Garr went to the Jedi who ran the orphanage and joined them pursuing Boba and Aurra Sing. Aurra almost killed them, but spared them at Boba’s insistence. 

(Apologizes for any errors in the summary, this is one of a few characters I have no personal experience with.)

[eugene114]

Adam Beach

was born in Ashern, Manitoba, the son of Sally and Dennis Beach, and was raised on the Dog Creek First Nations Reserve, with his two brothers. A troubled childhood saw his mother killed by a drunk driver, and his alcoholic father drowned only weeks afterward. The three brothers went to live with their grandmother and then with their uncle and aunt in Winnipeg, where Adam joined drama classes and began acting in local theatre productions.

Since then he has appeared in over 60 films and television programs. His performance in the Academy Award-nominated Clint Eastwood-directed Flags of Our Fathers (2006) was phenomenal. He played Ira Hayes, a Pima Native American who was one of the six US Marines to raise the American flag on Iwo Jima and who found the resulting fame hard to handle, subsequently giving way to alcoholism. This alone would have been an emotional role for Adam to play; however, during filming, both his grandmother and best friend passed away. His role as Hayes is both realistic and heartbreaking, earning him two Best Supporting Actor Award Nominations. He stands out well above the rest of the cast.

Adam has been further nominated for three Awards for his role in Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee (2007) including a Golden Globe. He has put in terrific performances in the comedy film Joe Dirt (2001) and the John Woo World War II war epic Windtalkers (2002) in which he co-starred with Nicolas Cage.

He headlined the cast in the Walt Disney production Squanto: A Warrior's Tale (1994), featured in John Singleton's Four Brothers (2005) and starred with Harrison Ford and Daniel Craig in the science fiction-western smash hit Cowboys & Aliens (2011). He had a starring recurring role in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999) and Big Love (2006).

In 2016, he played Christopher Weiss / Slipknot in the supervillain film Suicide Squad (2016).

Adam hopes to be appointed leader of his Lake Manitoba First Nation.

- IMDb Mini Biography By: Matt Lee-Williams

[on his role in Arctic Air (2012)] I do a lot of inspirational talks for kids, to motivate them to change their lives and give them hope. And I found that this character shares a lot of those qualities. A lot of the communities I connect to get their inspiration from television and YouTube. I felt that this character could reach out to them and really connect. He's a character who's struggling with himself. He's trying to get back in touch with the person he once was.

[on First Nations people in Canada, and their treaty rights] I'm asking what is anybody doing right now to propel anything? All they are after is how we get that land that the Indians have by using our power to take away our rights. You can't propel a nation to move forward if all you are doing is taking something from them.

I feel I will always have that spirit bear with me, so I will always feel protected.

We're not going anywhere. We are never going to give up our sovereignty. We will always advance and we will always rise above any conflict.

[college-girl199328]

An investigator with the unit was involved in an organized crime bust in Manitoba. The figure resulted in more than 20 people being arrested and multiple kilograms of drugs being seized. Sired, 50, is charged with bribery, breach of trust, and conspiracy. He's accused of leaking information to drug dealers about police enforcement plans.

He was a member of the special investigations unit for Manitoba Finance, which typically investigates cigarette smuggling. Dawgpound, as the investigation was named by police, started in May 2022 and grew in leaps and bounds, with its scope reaching across the country, said Insp. Grant Stephen, the officer in charge of organized crime for the Manitoba RCMP.

He was a member of the special investigations unit for Manitoba Finance, which typically investigates cigarette smuggling. Dawgpound started in May 2022 and has developed by leaps and bounds. With its scope reaching across the country, said Inspector Grant Stephen, who serves as the officer in charge of organized crime for the Manitoba RCMP.

"Once we saw the totality of what we were looking at, we initiated a full-scale project with a primary target whom we aimed to disrupt."

That target was 36-year-old Hue Ha of Winnipeg, accused by RCMP of orchestrating the import of large amounts of cocaine from Ontario. Allege Ha fled to Ontario to pick up drugs and unstamped cigarettes and to Manitoba. They were distributed to communities throughout the province, including Winnipeg, Brandon, Poplar River, St. Laurent, Ashern, Fairford, and Gypsumville, police said.

The operation also reached well beyond the province, reaching Vancouver, Calgary, Pickering, Ont., Toronto, Moncton, N.B., and Prince Edward Island, police said. At some point, though, it became apparent that Ha had information about enforcement plans, the RCMP said. That leak was tracked to an inside source at Manitoba Finance and further narrowed down to Sired, police allege.

"I'm sure that law enforcement would say that when they begin investigations, they don't always know where it'll lead, and sometimes it brings them to unexpected places," Justice Minister Kelvin Goertzen said. "It is a must that law enforcement follow the evidence and take action … even if it leads to places."

"Individuals can be lured into this type of activity for different reasons … but they're not above or immune to the law," Goertzen said of who you are or where you work. If you are helping individuals in any way in the distribution or manufacture of drugs, there are consequences."

Ha faces numerous charges, from conspiracy to trafficking, and 20 others from Manitoba and Ontario have been arrested. The accused include a Corps of Commissionaires guard at the Canadian Science Centre for Human and Animal Health, the Winnipeg lab complex that houses the National Microbiology Laboratory. RCMP says the guard met with Ha or others in the criminal organization while on lab property, then stored and trafficked drugs at work.

"The charges laid are concerning, and we are calling for an immediate internal investigation into the events that occurred on the grounds of the National Microbiology Laboratory," a spokesperson for the federal minister of health wrote in an emailed statement to CBC News. "We have also directed our officials to review internal security procedures."

The Public Health Agency of Canada said the guard was let go in January and had limited access to the lab. At no time did they have access to sensitive materials," a PHAC spokesperson said.

"We are reviewing our security operations and working with the Canadian Corps of Commissionaires to strengthen our partnership to ensure security at our facilities." The Public Health Agency said it is cooperating with investigators.

The project removed more than $2.5 million in drugs from circulation. Police say the drugs, guns, and proceeds of crime that RCMP officers get off the streets through this project are significant and will the drug networks in this province," said Rob Hill, commanding officer of the Manitoba RCMP.

Investigators also seized prescription pills, cannabis, hash, shatter (cannabis concentrate), four vehicles, electronic devices, drug trafficking paraphernalia, and gang-related patches for the Crazy Indians. Handguns, seven semi-automatic rifles, seven shotguns, two rifles, and one 3D-printed firearm were seized.

The contraband cigarettes portion of the operation was worth $1.47 million in tax revenue. Warrants remain outstanding for two more people, Stephen said.

[wtf-amiru]

there's something vaguely chivalrous in their opposite themed glams

[aseriesofserendipity]

Manitoba cannabis stores

Purchasing Cannabis in Manitoba

As of October 17, 2018, individuals matured 19 years and more established can buy cannabis from authorised retailers in Manitoba.

Watch the accompanying video to figure out how cannabis is controlled in Manitoba, and the LGCA's part in giving guidelines and state funded schooling about cannabis.

Lawful CANNABIS STORES IN MANITOBA

The LGCA has authorised the accompanying stores, which might stock and sell cannabis lawfully. Authorised stores can likewise offer online and phone deals. Check with stores for their initial times.

Altona:

Altona Engine Lodging, 61 Center Road East

Mate Fellow Cannabis, Unit 1 - 45 fourth Road Upper east

Arborg:

The Vault Cannabis, 145 Nightfall Lane

Ashern:

The Vault Cannabis, 20 Central avenue

Beausejour:

Cabin Nation Cannabis, 724 Park Road

12 PM Show, 612 Park Road

Brandon:

Delta 9 Cannabis Store, Unit 48 - 1570 eighteenth Road

Flamingo + Cannabis, Unit 1 - 2637 Victoria Road

Typical, Unit 1B - 1350 eighteenth Road

Meta Cannabis Supply Co., Unit 4, 930 - eighteenth Road

Tokyo Smoke, 628 eighteenth Road

Tokyo Smoke, Unit 3 - 915 eighteenth Road North

The Shed Cannabis Store, Unit C, 1150 - nineteenth Road

Tweed, 2705 Victoria Road

Carman:

Country Buds Cannabis Shop, 9 Center Road West

Churchill:

Fireweed Cannabis, Unit A - 353 Kelsey Street

Dauphin:

Delta 9 Cannabis Store, Unit 2 - 1351 Central avenue

Tweed, 1450 Central avenue South

Flin Flon:

Payson's Joint, 46 Central avenue

Imperial Lodging, 93 Central avenue

Gimli:

Grassland Trichomes, Unit A - 66 First Road

Headingley:

Baba Cannabis, Unit A - 5423 Portage Road

Hodgson:

Bud-ees Dispensary, 40 and 42 Central avenue

Ile des Chenes:

Blissful Valleys Cannabis, Unit 4 - Meadowlark Street

Killarney:

Ruler Bud Cannabis, 543 Broadway Road

La Broquerie

Tango Cannabis, 199 Principale Road

La Salle:

LaSalle Cannabis and Vape, 67 Mourn Principale

Lac du Cap:

Cabin Nation Cannabis, Unit 2 - 100 First Road

Melita:

Huge Town Buds Cannabis, 69 Central avenue

Minnedosa:

CJ's Cannabis and Wellbeing, 65 Central avenue

Morden:

Morden Vape Superstore, Unit H - 886 Thornhill Road

Meta Cannabis Supply Co., 300A North Rail line Road

Tokyo Smoke, Unit A - 195 La Verendrye Street

Morris:

Morris Super Assortment, 150 Central avenue

Rasta Woman Cannabis, 654 Central avenue South

Neepawa:

Grassland Trichomes, 361 Mountain Road

Grassland Trichomes, 374 Mountain Road

Niverville:

Metropolitan Flavors, Unit 2 - 41 Central avenue

Notre Lady de Lourdes:

Green Slopes Cannabis Ltd., 126 Notre Lady Road

Onanole:

Lord Bud Cannabis, 110 Wapiti Drive

Opaskwayak Cree Country:

Meta Cannabis Supply Co., Otineka Shopping centre

Pine Falls:

Fundamental Cannabis Organization, Unit C - 18 Pine Road

Portage la Grassland:

Fire and Blossom Cannabis Co., Unit 5B - 2352 Sissons Drive

Olina Cannabis, 115 Saskatchewan Road East

Tweed, 309 Saskatchewan Road

Rathwell:

Rathwell Stores, 158 Rail line Road

More extravagant:

Imposing - More extravagant, 43160 1 East Roadway

Riverton:

Interlake Reef, Unit C - 78 Central avenue

Russell:

The Corktown Cannabis Organization, 117 Assiniboine Road

Sandy Lake:

Lyons Thunder, 110 Rail line Road

Selkirk:

Delta 9 Cannabis Store, 379 Central avenue

Emerald Greens Cannabis Organization, Unit B - 176 Central avenue

Fundamental Cannabis Organization, 229 Manitoba Road

Fire and Bloom Cannabis Co., Unit 15 - 1014 Manitoba Road

Fat Panda, 239 Manitoba Road

Meta Cannabis Supply Co., Unit 102 - 366 Central avenue

Smoke N Fish, 405 Central avenue

Somerset:

Hair Do or Colour, 311 third Road

St. Adolphe:

Country Buds Cannabis Shop, Unit B - 511 Central avenue

St. Eustache:

Jackson's Convenience store, 58 Central avenue

St. Jean Baptiste:

St. Jean Staple, 174 Caron Road

St. Laurent:

MTT Administration, Expressway 6 and Twin Lakes Ocean side Street

St. Pierre Jolys:

Provincial Buds Cannabis Shop, Unit 1 - 530 Sabourin Road

Ste. Anne:

AAAAA Supercraft Cannabis, Unit 5 - 555 Cross Street

Stall:

Combination Bud, 371 Central avenue

Swan Waterway:

Fire and Bloom Cannabis Co., 526 Central avenue

The Pas:

Grassland Roots Fine Cannabis, 258 Fischer Road

Thompson:

Burntwood Cannabis Shop, 150 Selkirk Road

Delta 9 Cannabis Store, 300 Secret Lake Street

Meta Cannabis Supply Co., 58 Cree Street

Virden:

Cannabis 204 Retail location, 163 Nelson Road West

West Pine Edge:

The 59er, 847 Dunning Street East

Winnipeg:

Ashdown Cannabis, 171 Bannatyne Road

Nuclear Blossom, 107 Portage Road

Nuclear Blossom, Unit 8 - 741 St. Mary's Street

Babette's Cannabis Dispensary, 3226 Portage Road

Huge Buds Cannabis Deals, Unit J - 3025 Ness Road

Dark Tie Cannabis, Unit 8 - 6500 Roblin Lane

Budville Cannabis, 1839 1/2 Portage Road

Bzam, Unit 3 - 875 Corydon Road

C Shop, 80 Buffalo Drive

CANACity Cannabis Store, Unit 2 - 276 Marion Road

Canad Cannabis Corner, 2100 McPhillips Road

Cannabis at the Green Brier, 1611 Central avenue

Character Co., Unit 9 - 2090 Corydon Road

Shady Surprise, 232 Tyndall Road

Cottontail Cannabis Organization, 671 Corydon Road

Delta 9 Cannabis Store, Unit 1 - 827 Dakota Road

Delta 9 Cannabis Store, Units 2 and 3 - 2001 Henderson Interstate

Delta 9 Cannabis Store, Unit 2 - 1589 Kenaston Street

Delta 9 Cannabis Store, Unit 15 - 1399 McPhillips Road

Delta 9 Cannabis Store, 2081 Pembina Thruway

Delta 9 Cannabis Store, 1719 Portage Road

Delta 9 Cannabis Store, Units 10 and 11 - 3421 Portage Road

Delta 9 Cannabis Store, 3321 Portage Road

Delta 9 Cannabis Store, Unit 655 - 1615 Official Road West

Delta 9 Cannabis Store, 478 Stream Road

Tradition Market and Blossoms, Unit 106 - 180 Ruler Road

Rancher Jane Cannabis Co., Unit B - 1046 Henderson Thruway

Rancher Jane Cannabis Co., Unit 106 - 6640 Roblin Street

Rancher Jane Cannabis Co., Unit 1 - 1194 Taylor Road

Rancher Jane Cannabis Co., Unit 160 - 235 Vermillion Street

Rancher Jane Cannabis Co., Unit 205 - 1750 Plessis Street,

Fat Panda, 1830 Central avenue

Fiddler's Green Cannabis Co., 124 Lord Road

Fire and Blossom Cannabis Co., Unit 3 - 375 Center Road

Fire and Blossom Cannabis Co., Unit 3 - 1460 Plessis Street

Fire and Blossom Cannabis Co., Unit K - 730 St. Anne's Street

Fire and Blossom Cannabis Co., Unit 11 - 660 Authentic Lyon Expressway

Flamingo + Cannabis, 745 Corydon Road

Flamingo + Cannabis, Unit G - 2450 Central avenue

Flamingo + Cannabis, 3562 Pembina Thruway

Flamingo + Cannabis, Unit 103 - 2565 Portage Road

Flamingo + Cannabis, 1750 St. James Road

Rock and Ashes Cannabis Organization, Unit 100 - 1065 Portage Road

Four20 Chuckles, 713 McPhillips Road

Typical, Unit 620 - 1424 Ellice Road

Typical, Unit 10 - 655 Authentic Lyon Expressway

Cheerful Valleys Cannabis, Unit 2 - 1115 Passage Street

Hemp Sanctuary, 496 Larsen Road

Jupiter Cannabis, Unit C - 580 Institute Street

Kildare Stop and Shop, Unit 1 - 630 Kildare Road East

Lux Leaf Cannabis, Unit 150 - 400 North Town Street

Lux Leaf Cannabis, Unit 19 - 2727 Portage Road

Meta Cannabis Supply Co., 1881 Award Road

Meta Cannabis Supply Co., Unit 23 - 584 Pembina Thruway

Meta Cannabis Supply Co., Units 50 - 60, 2589 Pembina Thruway

Meta Cannabis Supply Co., 2145 Portage Road

Mistik Cannabis Co., 1670 Central avenue

My Two Children, Unit 2 - 2055 McPhillips Road

Radiance Cannabis, Unit 17 - 200 Meadowood Drive

Nor-Estate Engine Lodging, 1763 Henderson Roadway

Parrot Pot Shop, 380 Selkirk Road

Pot Life, Unit B - 201 Henderson Roadway

Spiritleaf, Unit 110 - 2136 McPhillips Road

Spiritleaf, Unit 6 - 3653 Portage Road

Spiritleaf, Unit 15 - 1530 Official Road West

Spiritleaf, Unit 2 - 690 St. James Road

Spiritleaf, Unit E - 1510 St. Mary's Street

Smoky Paths, 1342 Central avenue

Star Buds Cannabis Co., Unit C - 1566 Pembina Roadway

Star Buds Cannabis Co., 2519 Portage Road

Star Buds Cannabis Co., 1210 Rothesay Road

Sukh Store, 775 Westminster Road

Sweet Weedz, Unit 4 - 1783 Plessis Street

Tatva Cannabis, 1821 Portage Road

The Budstop Cannabis Inc., Unit E - 1155 Central avenue

The Budstop Cannabis Inc., Unit B - 1026 St. Mary's Street

The Joint Cannabis Shop, 607 Corydon Road

The Joint Cannabis Shop, 1165 Henderson Roadway

The Joint Cannabis Shop, Unit 5 - 1650 Kenaston Lane

The Joint Cannabis Shop, Unit 3 - 915 Leila Road

The Joint Cannabis Shop, 2997 Pembina Roadway

The Joint Cannabis Shop, 3223 Portage Road

The Joint Cannabis Shop, 218 Official Road West

The Joint Cannabis Shop, 578 St. Mary's Street

The Joint Cannabis Shop, Unit 113 - 55 Sage Brook Street

The Old Cannabis Market, 6600 Roblin Lane

Tokyo Smoke, Unit 101 - 264 McDermot Road

Tokyo Smoke, 55B Goulet Road

Tokyo Smoke, Unit 2 - 437 Stradbrook Road

Tokyo Smoke, Unit 150 3369-3393 Portage Road

Tweed, 120 Osborne Road

Tweed, 1592 Official Road

Up In Sky, Unit 1400A - 305 McPhillips Road

Up In Sky, Unit 102 - 1615 St. Mary's Street

Up In Smoke, 656 Leila Road

Up In Smoke Henderson, 851 Henderson Roadway

Video Basement Tobacconist, 1319 Central avenue

Video Basement Tobacconist, 255 Watt Road

Wowkpow, 68 Donald Road

[picturesofashe]

cozy

[picturesofashe]

I can't seem to find the actual first gpose shot I ever took, I guess I might have deleted that batch at some point :( This one is still very close to the start of my gposing forays at least.

I've done this before, but I really want to start another thread! show me your very first gpose and your most recent one! I'll start:

[aboxinspace]

>:3c it’s that time again cat boi be postin’

so i had to power level astro to 90 because newly formed static needed another heals and i am cursed to be flexible so here we are however i vibe SO HARD with astro so it’s all good and now of course there be PHOTOS

and my personal favorite

[celticsalternia]

i’ve shown you guys burkin, so i may as well show you a sketch of his friends! 

aka my 13 celtic zodiac trolls, who i will hopefully draw refs for eventually ;w; it would help if there werent SO MANY of them

(not all the names and designs are accurate since this pic is kind of old, but feel free to ask about any of the trolls to know more about them!)

[queer-starwars-bracket]

Queer Star Wars Characters (Round 2): Bonus Poll: Continuity Overflow Match

Yuehiro| Identity: trans male | Media: Ronin Novel

Yuehiro is a 14 year old Twi’lek adopted into Lord Hanari’s Jedi clan. Despite all the evil stuff the Jedi of Ronin do, they were supportive of him changing his name and moving into the boy’s dormitory. As a Jedi, he is too curious for his own good and got in trouble attempting to investigate rumors about a Sith demon and disappearing Jedi bodies. He was part of a group of Jedi apprentices rescued by the crew of the Poor Crow when Lord Hanari’s flagship was destroyed, joining them on their journey to the lost planet of the Rei’zu. 

He is tied with Shogo (also from the Ronin novel) for being the first binary trans person in Star Wars. 

Art by Luce Northstar on twitter

Qlaern Hirf | Identity: alien nonbinary | Media: X-wing novels

Qlaern Hirf was a member of the Vratix species, an insectoid species without sex differentiation that invented bacta. They were also a member of the Ashern Circle, a group of militant Vratix who opposed human control of bacta. Qlaern represented the Ashern Circle to the New Republic and the group’s intention to join the new state. They informed Rogue Squadron of the location of deadly bacta aboard a space station. They produced a cure for the Imperial bioweapon Krytos virus for the New Republic.

(Apologizes for any errors in the summary, this is one of a few characters I have no personal experience with.)