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Breaking my silence here to post an Artfight attack for @the-exiled-comic !!! I love these tragic sisters so much they make me sickkkkk

[emixunn]

INTRODUCING!

Calicos with superpowers! Instead of JUST additional colours they also get superpowers for their calico patches!

Just an idea I had.

The more “calico” fur they have the more powerful they will be. Sometimes the power isn’t visible and sometimes it is.

Use the tag #superpoweredcalicos if you want to make your own! I’d love to see them

Yeah you can make your own and make changes to the lore just don’t claim the whole idea as your own. Like you can put “inspired by” if it’s different but came from this idea.

[deepwatercomic]

Well, Shit.

This was not the update that I wanted to post. And this is just more crappy news on top of other crappy news. But yeah, I really would prefer if tumblr didn't feed all our blogs and data to midjourney. Who the hell makes these decisions? I'd say a trained monkey, but honestly at this point I think a Monkey could make better choices.

Its not spelled out what they're selling- is it personal data AND creative data? Because the official deep water website is hosted by wordpress, so I'm kind screwed either way. But I can't imagine that selling creative data that I PAY THEM to host would be kosher.

I'm holding off until I know more- but apparently this is happening soon. I can't imagine this wouldn't be a death keel for this site (but who knows! its survived a whole lot of death predictions). If you're interested in following me elsewhere I'm on instagram as @clabrieart As for this blog and the website- I don't know. I'd like to know more- because I've had this blog and site for so long it would suck to delete them, I've been putting a lot of work into the website, its been a lot of time and money. But screw tumblr and wordpress if they want to feed my comic to an AI.

That's just a undeserved kick in the whooha that I don't need.

[alientribals]

Inspiration: The Fifth Element, Deepwater fish, Eldritch horror.

003 - Elemental

[notfrasier]

A dream half-forgotten. A presence just out of sight. Tulsa Zoo 06/14/2024

[residents-of-the-darkforest]

Waspheart and his father!

Wapheart's mother was a kittypet that gave her kit to Deepwater to live a great life as a warrior.

Deepwater: I found this kit abandoned in the woods. I'm taking him in as my son.

Everyone: *can clearly see their similarities but decide not to ask questions* ok.

Also, I imagine Deepwater was a freshly named warrior at the time of Gorsedaisy's Nightmare. His prefix comes from his dark eyes, and his suffix might be something related to the upcoming flood. Maybe he was able to pass his assessment even when there was unexpected, sudden rain in the middle of it and still caught a lot of prey?

Another possible thing is that the mother also had another kit. She knew that her Twoleg would only let her keep one at the most, so Deepwater took one and she kept the other. The family still kept in touch, and Waspheart's sister always had the chance to also join ShadowClan if she wished, but she preferred living with her mother as a kittypet.

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Waspheart's ref was drawn by @ambitiousauthor he's the one Alder caught Myrtle biting the throat of.

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Refs by Turukhan

[the-bookworms-snack]

BWS: Deep Water

Deep Water, written by Maren Stoffels will be published on August 19 2025.

Welcome to No Exit. The place for you so that others are safe.

Vesper’s ten day vacation on a cruise turns into a nightmare when she learns she has been enrolled in No Exit’s reeducation program for bullies. As she and the other passengers face punishments and consequences for their past actions, bodies start pilling up.

Interested? Follow the link to find The Bookworm’s Snack review.

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Longreach Trip - Day 2 - Gwydir Hwy and New England NSW

The second day of our classic car road trip to Longreach and back started in Grafton.   As we were able to stick with the planned route, we slept in and met at 6:15AM for a 6:30AM departure. Our first two legs were to take us on the Gwydir Hwy across the great dividing range to Inverell.   Our route up NSW has largely had us criss-crossing the great dividing range.   Yesterday we took The Oxley Highway and Waterfall way, and today it was the Gwydir Hwy. Each of the roads has a distinct character and all were great to drive on.  The Gwydir Hwy was faster, the bends were not as tight and allowed us to cruise along quite well.   Starting early meant there was very little traffic.

Our first stop was Heffron Lookout.   There were not really any towns to stop for breakfast so we brought our own, purchased from Coles the night before.   Considering the amazing scenery from the windows of the cars driving up, Heffron Lookout was a bit of a disappointment. Appropriate for its colour, we noticed a distinct fuel smell from the petrol blue 280CE at the lookout.   On closer inspection, a fuel hose was dripping fuel onto the ground.   The hose was situation in front of the rear passengers side wheel, and I think this short hose is related to the evaporative emissions system.   I had some spare fuel hose in my car, as well a set of Aldi hose clamps.   While my fuel hose was a wider diameter than required, given this hose is not under pressure, it did the job of stopping the leak.

While I was there I also adjusted the kick down for my 560SEL.  At a previous repair, my mechanic had set the linkage to the factory position.  I find this too lazy and prefer the kick down to happen at about half throttle.  I find it makes the 560 motor very responsive.  For general driving it does not kick down, but if you want to move you get an instant kickdown.   The owner of the Lapis Blue 380SEC did the same adjustment on his car. The road was great until we hit Glen Innes.   Then there was one of those average speed cameras The whole way between Glen Innes and Inverell.   In NSW these previously only covered heavy vehicles.  Since the state governments focus on cameras for traffic enforcement has resulted in more deaths on the road, naturally they want to double down on this policy. I'm not sure if this is one of the cameras that has been switched on.   We were not taking any chances. Driving this section of road I found myself watching my speed like a hawk the whole time, resulting in not being able to pay as close condition to road conditions.   I also found myself entering corners at less than ideal speeds since I was so focused on my speed.   This policy is going to result in more road deaths, so of course the government will respond with more cameras. Once we arrived in Inverell, we went to the National Transport Museum.   It was a large museum which has a wide variety of vehicles, including pre-war cars, trucks, post war classics, motorbikes and memorabilia.   Most of the cars were driver condition rather than show cars.   There were some quite interesting cars on display including things like original NRMA road service panel vans.   Also part of the display was a 1990 Mercedes 560SEC which would have fitted into our group rather well.

After the museum we again stared at our speedometers for the drive back to Glen Innes, before turning up onto the New England Highway.   The New England Highway isn't the most exciting road, but its not too had and we cruised along until Deepwater, where we had lunch at a local pub.

We continued north after lunch on the New England Highway.   I had heard the views to Bluff Rock were quite good and had planned to line the cars up for a photo, but the view from the lookout wasn't as good as I was hoping.   We refueled in Tenterfield, before heading back over the great dividing range again.   This took us on the Bruxner Hwy, which was another great road to drive on.

The rolling hills of the New England region were quite picturesque, although I am not sure why they called it New England as I don't see the resemblance. After Tabulam we headed north.   The roads between Tabulam and Urbenville were more pothole than bitumen.   This section wasn't all that pleasant to drive on, and if I was doing it again, I would probably try continuing on the Bruxner Hwy to Casino than heading north from there. From Urbenville the roads got better.  There were still a lot of potholes, but it was more tolerable.   After we passed Woodenbong, we crossed into Queensland.   At the border there were a bunch of cameras, and a checkpoint Charlie style hut, possibly from the border shutdowns of Covid.   It was all closed when we went through.

After stopping to regroup at a rest area, we drove the final 30 minutes at dusk into Boonah.  I had a Kangaroo leap out in front of me, but was able to evade it.   It is generally our preference to avoid driving at dusk where possible. The distance for the day was 619km, and I got 12l/100km in the 560SEL.  I think that is pretty good for a big V8 and a heavy car.   I'm certainly not trying to maximize fuel economy as I drive.  I had been another successful day.

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Werk it

Dylan O’Brien in Deepwater Horizon 

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African Oil & Gas Investment Ready to Rise, Nigeria Set for Deepwater Growth

Africa’s oil and gas sector is poised for substantial investment, with projections indicating approximately $43 billion in capital expenditure by operators and developers in 2025. This influx of funds is expected to significantly benefit Nigeria, particularly in its deepwater exploration initiatives. According to a recent report from the African Energy Chamber, Nigeria’s extensive reserves and…

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Regardez "Deepwater" ce soir sur RTL9 avec Mark Wahlberg, Kurt Russell et John Malkovich

Sur RTL9, découvrez Deepwater (Deepwater Horizon, 2016), réalisé par Peter Berg avec un casting exceptionnel : Mark Wahlberg, Kurt Russell et John Malkovich. Bulles de Culture vous livre toutes les infos et son avis sur ce film catastrophe inspiré d’une histoire vraie et rediffusé le mercredi 5 mars. Continue reading Regardez “Deepwater” ce soir sur RTL9 avec Mark Wahlberg, Kurt Russell et…

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I really, really tried to channel this picture

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Deepwater with Glenn Football HC Tommy Green - Season 3 Ep 7 - Weds Oct 15th 2024

Hosted by Mike Fanning The Glenn Bobcats fall to RJ Reynolds 33-16 to fall to 2-5 on the season. Can the team turn its fortunes around with an upcoming home game against top 15 ranked Mt Tabor? Presented by the Glenn Sports Network powered by Tobacco Road Sports Radio

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LA DOUCEUR DES ALGUES -Duo mère

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