#crosssection

[coffeenuts]

[wootusart]

Rat Pilot. . Commission for @kittenxaos . . . . . . . . . #ratart #ratstagram #rattus #ratartist #ratartwork #ratlover #rat #pilot #controller #freewill #mech #brain #brainpower #brainscience #itsscience #piloting #pilotview #crosssection #insideyourhead #insidemymind https://www.instagram.com/p/CoGEXmgq-70/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[aletterinthenameofsanity]

lockwood/george/lucy is just ten/jack/martha in another skin. try to convince me otherwise

[beguilingcorpse]

THEY GOT FUCKING BEROWNE/BENEDICK IN BRIDGERTON SEASON 3!!! SHOUT OUT TO THE 2014 RSC PRODUCTIONS OF LOVE'S LABORS LOST AND MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. REAL ONES KNOW

[kazthropology]

peter nureyev walked so astarion ancunin could run

[thegreatwicked]

Star Wars Writing Resources

I write a lot of Star Wars content and in this post you will find all the resources I use and great little things I've found that might help you! Enjoy and show the authors some love! May the Force be with you!

Star Wars Writing Resources provided by @nimata-beroya and this post has SO MUCH to offer if you are writing in the Star Wars universe! There are galaxy maps, calendars, holidays, date converters, media chronology (movie/game/tv show order), hyperspace travel times, several name generators, reference guides to the Jedi Order, infomration on the Clones and Mandalorians, lore, health and medicine and technology, food and drinks, languages, etc! There's a lot here!

Disabilities Exist in Star Wars by @calltomuster this is a good look into the disabilities and the culture around them in the Star Wars universe. A very helpful read with some additional sources listed!

Comprehensive Lexacon Guide for First Time SW Fic Readers by @lightasthesun Wow. What a mouthful! I cannot tell you guys how much I use this one. It's not a clock, it's a chronometer. It's not coffee, it's caf. It's not a bathroom, it's a refresher. Like I said, super helpful.

List of Battles thanks to @monako-jinn-storiesfor linking this because I never would have thought to. It links to Wookipedia but still a great piece of information.

9 Incredible Crosssections Reveal the Architecture of Star Wars by @musewrangler A great visual guide if you're looking to play with the architecture in Star Wars.

A Resource Page for all Your Clone Related Needs by @karttaylir-darasuum Everything you need to write about Clones including their weapons, cannon, terminology, stock photos, things to avoid etc.

That's all I've got for now, but if you find anything for me to add feel free to tag me and lets continue this writing resource for Star Wars Fans!

[usafphantom2]

From another point of view, Radar crosssection testing at area51

@IL_wheels via X

usafphantom2: They had to take it down every time a Soviet satellite 🛰️ was about to fly overhead and put it back up after.

[olderthannetfic]

I actually like the Tumblr feature where it puts posts from tags you actually follow onto your dash. It gives me a random crosssection of a tag I actually want to follow, without my having to click away from my main feed.

The only real drawback is that this exposes me to those tag salad bots, but they're few and far between right now and I can just report 'em in a couple of clicks.

Except every now and then, you get a real person overtagging on purpose for "reach" or to "warn". I block them on sight, but they annoy me even more than the bots, even though I see them less often than the bot posts.

I follow the shibari tag because I like shibari, and just today I got some sort of erotic roleplay post about tiny dick humiliation that had literally nothing at all to do with bondage, rope, or restraint of any kind.

PLEASE don't overtag, guys. Both here on Tumblr and on other sites like AO3. Overtagging pisses people off when they get a false positive, that's all it does.

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[vaultsixtynine]

i doubt i'll get the crosssection of the population i'm looking for here but. barefoot shoes. thots? do we like them? hate them? have we tried them? pls

[coffeenuts]

[naturalist-doctor]

[ J:\\ HELLO AGAIN. QUESTION FOR YOU. YOU STUDY PLANTS AND THE LIKE, CORRECT? I HAVE A FEW QUESTIONS RELATING TO MUSHROOMS AND FUNGAL-LIKE NETWORKS. ]

[ Sketching at his desk, Winston stops upon hearing Jota’s voice. He doesn't look up to him as he speaks. ]

❝ Sure, I do sometimes. What’s on your mind? ❞

[ He keeps sketching. He seems to be drawing a crosssection of a crow’s brain. ]

[drhoz]

#2368 - Astelia nervosa - Mountain Astelia

'Stemless With conspicuous veins'. AKA Astelia cockaynei.

One of a number of species known as bush flax, found in lowland to low alpine areas from the southern parts of the North Island south to Stewart Island. Assuming it's actually the same plant - it's possible that the North Island plants are actually an undescribed species.

Many of the Astelia sp. are endemic to New Zealand (and you'll see two later) but the rest are found on various islands in the Pacific, Indian, and South Atlantic Oceans, as well as Australia and the southernmost tip of South America. They generally grow in forests, swamps and amongst low alpine vegetation; occasionally they are epiphytic. Sometimes the same species can be found growing in a swamp, and nearby as an epiphyte, in deep shade or full sun.

It has long, flexible, leathery leaves with a W-shaped crosssection that are light green and grey in colour. The flowers are light brown to red and the fruit generally orange.

Mountain Astelia is traditionally harvested from the wild as a food (the berries are quite tasty) and as a source of materials including pillow-stuffing and paper, for hat-making, and cosmetics, and is now grown as an ornamental in other parts of the world.

Tawhai Falls, North Island Volcanic Plateau, New Zealand

[i-centri-degli-universi]

bea the amount of au's you have is absolutely insane and I love it so much keep going keep collecting aus become god

I am AU George, the creator of worlds.

No, but seriously, thank you. I am very dear of my blorbos and I am very fond of history, and when you combine them, two things happen:

1) You get very emotional things that exist specifically at the crosssection of "My fuckers" and "These historical circumstances". It can be jokes, love affairs, feuds - But it's something that can only happen under a certain set of circumstances and my fuckers either going along with them, playing with them or outright subverting them. It's basically me trying to find a way to house historical in-jokes and loaded clichéd images and also relationships that just won't happen in canon.

2) I feel most history may not be best understood, but certainly best experienced by making it come alive. By creating historical AUs, I get a chance to put into practice all the things I read about and learn about when I come across history. It allows me to ask questions, to unearth and lay bare connections and drive me to learn more to be accurate. History is, at the end of the day, not numbers or concepts but people. And that is what I love about history.

[swinging-stars-from-satellites]

Veronica Sawyer vs the narrative 🥀

in the hypothetical adaptation of my own personal adaptation of a media property which itself is already an adaptation (and a half, if you want to buy into my theory that Heathers (1989) can be considered a roundabout retelling of Macbeth) I think the thing is just... you can't stray from who and what Veronica Sawyer really is. she is, at her core, a person who very much wants to be loved and seen for who she really is, not for how she presents herself. that's why she was so drawn to JD — he saw through her veneer of Heather-ism, noticed she was different and kind of cut clear through all her walls (which he somewhat rightly claims in Freeze Your Brain she doesn't have in the first place) to see a part of her that other people have either missed or ignored. being Seen like that, in a way even her own parents can't see her, is what kept her clinging to JD far past the point she should have known better, and it's also why her diary is so important to her.

in the original film, the diary is an outlet. she scrawls oversized chickenscratch in her free time because she's angry — "I said you're beautiful," "dear diary I want to kill!" etc. in the stage version, the diary is a cry for help. there's a recurring joke about Heather Duke's copy of Moby Dick (a prop that's present in the original movie as well) and Heather Chandler reading The Bell Jar as pseudo-suicide notes. but when Veronica, arms around a bomb, speaks out loud to herself as she thinks she's about to die and says "Dear diary, the irony here is that I didn't get to write my own suicide note," she's not venting. she's not even actually writing. because the audience, just past the shine of lights she can't reach or get past but is albeit somehow far too aware of, has been given the role of her diary. with JD a lost cause (not quite) and her paper mirror out of reach, all she has left by the end of the show is the audience. she's been able to speak to them all along, after all — she's stopped time for them. she's stepped outside those constraints to introduce everyone else to the audience. she knows they're there. they're listening. they're looking. they can see her. they can See her. they're looking into a crosssection of her heart in a way even JD couldn't. she can pour her heart out to them. she can't reach them, hard as she tries there's a barrier of light in between, but she can reach out anyway. she can cry out and scream her pain into that bright void and sometimes, sometimes, she can hear cheering voices in response.

that is the key of V. Sawyer Vs the Narrative. the diary is the only thing that can hold the past and the present. nobody knows except that book. it's her one chance at being Seen and at getting out.

[sempresforzato]

Inktober Day 24: Shallow 🐟🐠🐡

Crosssection of a pond 🦟