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[ducksido]

can i request for singaporean yuu PLEASE 🙏 honestly i don’t even know if other people outside of our tiny ahh island knows we exist 😭💔😔

I honestly thought Singapore was somewhere in the northen territory or in perth

Grim:

“YOU HAVE A BAN ON CHEWING GUM?! HOW DO YOU SURVIVE?!”

Is horrified when they tell him he’d get fined for littering.

Immediately respects their hawker food choices, though.

Crowley:

“Ah, my dear prefect! Perhaps you’d like to implement some of Singapore’s efficiency at NRC?”

Hears about their country’s world-class organization and tries to make them help with school admin work.

Crewel:

“You actually follow dress codes? Finally, some discipline!”

Mildly impressed by their ability to keep uniforms neat despite the heat.

Trein:

“Your country speaks multiple languages fluently? I approve.”

Gives them extra credit for bilingualism (or trilingualism, or more).

Vargas:

“Wait, you had mandatory military service? I need to see your training.”

Tries to get them to teach self-defense.

Sam:

“So you have entire food centers where dishes from all over Asia exist in one place? My kind of people!”

Wants them to give him a tour of every single Singaporean dish.

Heartslabyul

Riddle:

“Your country is known for strict rules? Excellent!”

Slightly alarmed that they can fluently mix English, Chinese, and Malay in one sentence.

Ace:

“You’ve got a 24-hour airport mall and late-night food stalls? I need to visit.”

Now demands a Singapore-style late-night supper at NRC.

Deuce:

“Your country has one of the lowest crime rates? I respect that.”

Confused about how they’re chaotic yet law-abiding at the same time.

Trey:

“So, what’s the best hawker center dish?”

Ready to take notes.

Cater:

“OMG, your city looks like something out of a sci-fi movie! That skyline!!”

Spams selfies with them in front of every cool place at NRC.

Savanaclaw

Leona:

“You live somewhere hot and humid but still function? Impressive.”

Now naps under their shade like a cat.

Ruggie:

“You know how to get the best food for cheap? Teach me your ways.”

They now have a shared budget meal strategy.

Jack:

“Your country values discipline and respect? I respect that.”

Finds their balance of chaos and order fascinating.

Octavinelle

Azul:

“Wait, your country is a business hub? Let’s talk.”

Immediately considers expanding Mostro Lounge into a luxury seafood restaurant like Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands.

Jade:

“Ah, I see you have a deep appreciation for fine dining and street food alike.”

Finds their food knowledge interesting and probes them for more.

Floyd:

“You call people ‘blur like sotong’ when they’re clueless? HA! I like you!”

Now calls people ‘sotong’ all the time.

Scarabia

Kalim:

“Your country celebrates so many festivals from different cultures? That’s awesome!!”

Immediately wants to celebrate Chinese New Year, Deepavali, and Hari Raya at NRC.

Jamil:

“You grew up with different cultures and languages? That’s impressive.”

Quietly respects their adaptability.

Pomefiore

Vil:

“Your country has world-famous beauty products? Bring them to me now.”

Immediately wants a Singaporean skincare haul.

Rook:

“Ah, the grace of Peranakan heritage, the grandeur of Gardens by the Bay! Singapore is a living work of art!”

Now follows them around, asking about history.

Epel:

“Your city looks so fancy, but your slang is so casual… how does that even work?”

Slightly confused but finds Singlish hilarious.

Ignihyde

Idia:

“Wait, your country has some of the fastest internet in the world?!”

Immediately jealous.

Ortho:

“Singapore is a leader in technology and innovation! I love it!”

Now wants to show them all the high-tech parts of Ignihyde.

Diasomnia

Malleus:

“Your country has stories of ghost sightings… yet you remain unshaken. Interesting.”

Fascinated by their ghost stories.

Lilia:

“Singaporean chili crab, you say? I must try it!”

Now demands they cook it for him.

Silver:

“You respect discipline and structure? I relate to that.”

Finds their balance of fun and seriousness interesting.

Sebek:

“You respect elders and traditions?! Finally, someone with proper values!”

Immediately respects them.

RSA & Noble Bell

Neige:

“I heard Singapore has an entire street of colorful old buildings! So charming!”

Chenya:

“Your Singlish is hilarious! Teach me all the weirdest phrases.”

Rollo:

“Your city is clean and orderly? At least someone here understands decency.”

Singaporean!Yuu Chaos

“Bro, this school needs some efficiency. Where’s the ERP for ghosts?”

“If NRC had MRT transport, we wouldn’t be walking everywhere.”

“You call that spicy? Have you had sambal belacan?!”

“I swear, if one more person calls me ‘kiasu’—”

“OI, who finish my kaya toast?!”

Welcoming Singaporean!Yuu

First Impressions:

Mexican!Yuu: “Hold up—you speak like, three or four languages? That’s impressive, dude.” Brazilian!Yuu: “You seem all proper and rule-following, but I bet you have a wild side.” Aussie!Yuu: “So, you’re from a place with insane laws, but also some of the best food in the world? What a combo.” Sicilian!Yuu: “You’re city-smart. I can respect that.” Romanian!Yuu: “You believe in ghosts? Any creepy urban legends you wanna share?” Jamaican!Yuu: “You give off ‘calm but secretly chaotic’ energy. I like that.” Southern!Yuu: “You mean to tell me y’all got an entire system for hawker stalls? That’s some serious organization.” Florida Man!Yuu: “So, your country is all about rules… yeah, you and I are natural enemies.” Czech!Yuu: “You grew up around a mix of cultures too? That’s cool.” Thai!Yuu: “I can tell we’re gonna bond over food. You got chili tolerance?” Vietnamese!Yuu: “You talk fast. I like you.” Pakistani!Yuu: “You got a foot in so many cultures, man. I respect that.” Egyptian!Yuu: “You have a ‘no chewing gum’ law? That’s hardcore.” French!Yuu: “I heard you have some strong opinions about food. Let’s hear them.” Québécois!Yuu: “You’re bilingual? Me too. Ever wanna rant about things in another language, let’s go.” Greek!Yuu: “You’re from a city-state with a lot of history? Yeah, you and I should talk.” Irish!Yuu: “You drink coffee how strong? That’s practically illegal.” Scottish!Yuu: “You live in a place with strict laws, but I bet you know how to sneak around them.” Italian!Yuu: “You got opinions about food? So do I. We’re either gonna be best friends or rivals.” Aboriginal!Yuu: “Your culture sounds like it balances tradition and modern life. That’s really cool.” Arab!Yuu: “You understand what it’s like to live in a place with a deep blend of cultures. We’re gonna have some good conversations.” Philippine!Yuu: “Do you also get scolded for not eating enough rice? Because same.” Myanmar!Yuu: “You live in a place where everyone follows rules, huh? That must be... interesting.” South Georgia!Yuu: “Your country sounds fancy, but I bet you know some down-home tricks for surviving city life.”

How Singaporean!Yuu Fits In:

Bonds with Vietnamese!Yuu, Thai!Yuu, and Mexican!Yuu over food. They all take their cuisine very seriously, and debates about spice levels get intense.

Becomes close with Czech!Yuu, Arab!Yuu, and Pakistani!Yuu over shared multicultural experiences. They all understand what it’s like to grow up surrounded by different languages, customs, and traditions.

Southern!Yuu, Sicilian!Yuu, and Greek!Yuu respect Singaporean!Yuu’s efficiency. “You got a whole system for running things right? Teach me how to organize my life.”

Florida Man!Yuu constantly tries to get them to break a rule. “C’mon, just one minor crime.”

Scottish!Yuu, Irish!Yuu, and Aussie!Yuu think Singaporean!Yuu is a bit too well-behaved. They’re on a mission to bring out their inner gremlin.

French!Yuu and Italian!Yuu are skeptical of their food takes. “Fusion cuisine is acceptable—but let’s talk about proper cooking.”

Egyptian!Yuu and Greek!Yuu are fascinated by their city-state history. “You built one of the most successful modern societies out of practically nothing? Impressive.”

Philippine!Yuu and Singaporean!Yuu bond over strong family ties and expectations. “So, your family also expects you to be a high achiever?”

Final Verdict:

One of the most competent Yuus. If the group needs to get something done efficiently, Singaporean!Yuu is the one to ask.

Has very strong opinions about food. They will argue for hours about what makes the best laksa, and they take offense at anyone calling their cuisine “just a mix of others.”

Secretly has chaos energy but hides it well. Aussie!Yuu, Florida Man!Yuu, and Brazilian!Yuu are determined to unlock it.

The “responsible” one who somehow ends up in shenanigans anyway. They try to keep things organized, but when surrounded by Florida Man!Yuu and Aussie!Yuu? It’s impossible.

Linguistic powerhouse. Can switch between multiple languages mid-sentence just to confuse people.

[otherperson12]

The Chronicles of Narnia: Through the looking glass

Edmund Pevensie x fem! Reader

Ch.1: The scottish house

After a total of one boat, three trains, and a taxi over ten days of relentless travel, she arrived in Scotland with her two brothers and her mother. To be exact, they arrived in Perth. Her mother had distant relatives there, who kindly welcomed them for a few days.

They didn’t have many belongings – two suitcases per person and one extra common one, filled with items they simply couldn’t leave in France at the mercy of the Nazis.

They arrived at a large house, far from the village, that stood proudly in the vast valley, surrounded by a flower-filled garden. The house was made of stone, covered in moss and vines that clung to every wall, with small windows here and there, framed in white. It looked like one of those old castles from the fairy tales her mother used to read to them as children.

As they crossed the garden, she felt a strange chill down her spine, the kind that makes you turn around to see what caused it. Or that’s what she always did.

A large oak door stood before them, with a brass knocker in the centre, bearing the symbol of a thistle. Her mother knocked on the door with the knocker. A man opened the door, he was thin, and his face exuded anything but humility. With white skin, blue eyes, and slicked-back hair, he greeted them.

“Good morning, how can I help you?” he asked, with an air of arrogance. “Good morning. My name is Grizel, I’m Sir Roger’s niece.” “Ah, Lady Grizel. Come in.”

Inside, the cold of the stone was palpable. The wooden floorboards creaked, and the walls were anything but comforting. Instead of paintings and tapestries, as she had expected, there were animal heads, swords, and hunting rifles.

“What pride. It seems to be contagious,” she thought.

The proud man who greeted them made them wait for a moment while he notified Sir Roger of their arrival. For some reason, she began to comb her younger brother’s hair in the same way her mother adjusted the jacket of her older brother. When they heard footsteps approaching, they stopped what they were doing and stood up straight.

Before the proud man, an older man approached with his arms outstretched and a grin from ear to ear. “My dear niece.” Her mother put the suitcases down on the floor and moved to hug her uncle tightly. The man took the woman by the shoulders, pulled her away, and with a radiant smile, studied her face as if recalling the moment when she was a little girl.

Politely, offering her his arm, they slowly approached them. The man kept smiling as he watched. “And what do we have here? They must be your children.” Her mother introduced them one by one: the two boys, Oliver and Jamie, aged 15 and 7, respectively, and then left her to be introduced last, aged 13.

Sir Roger led them to the library, where he offered them some tea before they could refresh themselves from the journey. The proud man was called Thomas, the house’s butler. She believed that for some reason, he hadn’t been able to enlist in the army and had simply stayed working in the service. Perhaps he was too proud to be a soldier. He took their luggage, along with their coats and hats, before stepping away.

She sat beside Jamie as she hugged him and began to study Sir Roger. He was tall and burly, wearing a military uniform, although instead of trousers, he wore a kilt and woollen stockings. On his jacket were several medals, likely from the previous war. Before she could focus on his face, Thomas returned, followed by a maid carrying a tray full of biscuits and small snacks.

“Ah, just in time. Thank you, Thomas,” said Sir Roger in a calm tone. He then addressed them, “Please, help yourselves. You must be hungry.”

Since neither Oliver, Jamie, nor her mother moved, she gently removed her arms from her younger brother and made her way to the table where the trays with food and steaming tea had been placed. The maid offered to serve her, but she politely declined.

In a few minutes, the newcomers were drinking hot tea and filling their stomachs with biscuits. Sir Roger poured himself a small glass of whisky and asked Thomas and the maid to leave them alone. The atmosphere turned serious. “Now,” the man began, “I want to know whose idea it was to travel, because I know it wasn’t my niece’s.”                                                          

A brief silence. She stared at him firmly, trying not to show any irritation from his last remark. No one said anything; Sir Roger first turned to Oliver, as if the answer was the most obvious one, then to her.

"It was you, my dear," he remarked, looking at the girl.

"Yes, sir." A pause. "Alright."

[carmenjeweller]

How to Care for Your Pink Diamond Jewellery: Tips from Experts

Introduction

Investing in pink diamond jewellery is more than just acquiring a breathtaking piece of art; it’s about safeguarding its brilliance and value for generations to come. At Carmen Jewellers, one of Perth’s most trusted names in fine jewellery, we understand the deep emotional and financial significance of these rare gems. Here, we share expert care tips straight from our team at Carmen Jewellers.

1. Regular Cleaning

Pink diamonds are renowned for their durability, but even the toughest gemstones are not immune to dirt, oil, and grime buildup over time. Keeping your jewellery clean is essential to maintaining its sparkle. For at-home cleaning, Carmen Jewellers recommends the following method:

Mix warm water with a few drops of mild dish soap in a small bowl.

Use a soft-bristled toothbrush to gently scrub the jewellery, paying close attention to intricate details and settings.

Rinse thoroughly under lukewarm water and pat dry with a lint-free cloth.

Avoid using harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, or ultrasonic cleaners, as these can damage the metal setting or compromise the integrity of the gemstone. For a deeper clean, visit Carmen Jewellers in Perth, where our professional cleaning services are designed to restore your pink diamonds to their original brilliance. Let us handle the delicate work, so your jewellery remains flawless.

2. Professional Maintenance

While regular at-home cleaning is important, it’s equally vital to schedule annual professional maintenance for your pink diamond jewellery. At Carmen Jewellers, we provide cleaning and inspection services for our Perth customers, ensuring your pieces stay in impeccable condition.

During these maintenance appointments, our expert jewellers:

Thoroughly clean your jewellery using specialized tools and techniques.

Inspect for loose prongs, worn settings, or other potential issues that could compromise the security of your pink diamond.

Perform necessary repairs to protect the longevity of your piece.

These annual check-ups are essential for preserving the integrity of your jewellery and catching any potential issues early. Trust Carmen Jewellers’ skilled professionals to treat your precious pieces with the care and attention they deserve.

3. Proper Storage

The way you store your pink diamond jewellery can significantly impact its condition over time. Improper storage can lead to scratches, tarnishing, or even damage. At Carmen Jewellers, we recommend the following storage tips:

Place your jewellery in a soft-lined jewellery box or a pouch to protect it from scratches.

Store individual pieces separately to prevent them from rubbing against each other.

Use a dedicated jewellery box with compartments or dividers to keep your collection organized and secure.

4. Avoid Wearing During Activities

While diamonds are incredibly durable, they’re not invincible. Everyday activities can expose your pink diamond jewellery to unnecessary wear and tear. To preserve its beauty and longevity, avoid wearing your pieces during:

Gardening or household chores, where they might come into contact with dirt, harsh chemicals, or abrasive surfaces.

Swimming, as chlorine in pools can weaken the metal setting.

High-impact activities like exercising, which may risk accidental knocks or scratches.

Taking off your jewellery during these activities is a simple yet effective way to protect your investment.

5. Insurance Matters

Pink diamond jewellery is not only a financial investment but often carries deep sentimental value. Protecting it with insurance ensures peace of mind in the event of loss, theft, or damage. Carmen Jewellers can assist Perth customers in:

Providing professional appraisals to establish the value of your jewellery.

Offering guidance on selecting the right insurance policy to suit your needs.

With our expertise, you can confidently safeguard your treasured pieces, knowing they’re protected against life’s uncertainties.

Conclusion

Caring for your pink diamond jewellery doesn’t have to be a daunting task. With a little regular maintenance and thoughtful handling, your investment can retain its brilliance and value for years to come. At Carmen Jewellers, we’re committed to helping our Perth customers enjoy their jewellery at its finest. Whether it’s professional cleaning, expert maintenance, or personalized advice, our team is here to ensure your pink diamonds remain radiant.

Visit Carmen Jewellers, your go-to destination for premium jewellery care in Perth, and discover how our expertise can help you preserve the beauty of your cherished pieces. Because at Carmen Jewellers, we believe your jewellery deserves nothing less than the best.

[landscapeswa]

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[judgemark45]

Twenty years ago, on 22 April 2003, The Los Angeles-class attack submarine USS Louisville (SSN-724), under the command of Commander Michael E. Jabaley Jr. USN, arrived in HMAS Stirling at Garden Island, Australia, for a week-long visit to Perth.

On 21 March 2003, thirty U.S. Navy and coalition warships, including USS Louisville, then assigned to Naval Forces Central Command, launched Tomahawk Land Attack Missiles (TLAMs) during military operations to disarm Iraq as part of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

USS Louisville was officially decommissioned 9 March 2021 during a ceremony near Dry Dock #5 on Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, after more than 34-years of active service.

This picture is from USS Louisville's 2003 Press Kit, USN Photo.

[shallowseeker]

Hey, Cas is semi-canonically partial to Ecclesiastes + more about windmills and futility

(I cannot remember which script but I believe it's something he suggests to Jack in season 13 or 14.)

But anyway, his praises for Ecclesiastes are fascinating and lovely. (You should give it a whirl, even if the Bible is not typically your book of choice.) There are things in Ecclesiastes that are so Cas. (I think of Season 10’s Cas: “Oh, I have seen the glory and reaped vast rewards…”)

Ecclesiastical nihilism is relevant for all of SPN’s soldier-marked characters, but especially season 7 Cas and of course AU Michael. (See also: Dean, Mary, Raphael.)

///

Ecclesiastes begins:

2 “Meaningless! Meaningless! says the Teacher. “Utterly meaningless! Everything is meaningless.”

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-OR-

2 “Futility of futilities,” says the Preacher, “Futility of futilities! All is futility.”

…

Also, the sun rises and the sun sets; And hurrying to its place it rises there again. Blowing toward the south, Then turning toward the north, The wind continues swirling along; And on its circular courses the wind returns.

-Ecclesiastes (NASB)

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(Cas is right, Jack. You should read Ecclesiastes. He’s wry and dare I say acerbic at times? For, you know, an ancient philosopher.)

“…unhappy to me; because everything is futility and striving after wind…”

- Ecclesiastes (NASB)

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Cas's existential crisis, nihilism, and fear (season 7)

This mindset calls to memory so much of season 7-Cas, but here in particular:

Meg: What dogs? [to Dean]He says he's surrounded by unhappy dogs. Castiel: They're chasing a rabbit around [indistinct]… Meg: Oh. Okay. He's at a dog track in Perth. Castiel: I'm surrounded by large unhappy dogs. Meg: Yeah, they're unhappy 'cause the rabbit's fake. Castiel: [to Meg] You know, those racing dogs were absolutely miserable. They can only think in ovals.

-Reading is Fundamental (SPN, season 7)

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Cas is beaten down after billions of years of military service. He’s effectively frozen. He laments the repetition of war and procreation and finding no meaning in it.

He tries focusing on smaller perspectives: bees, gardens, flowers. He’s trying to find a plan in it all. A divine plan would give it meaning. More importantly, a “laid-out route of flowers,” would give it a meaning he doesn’t have to discover for himself.

So, he devolves into a kind of self-horror in his own participation in the machine, in the repetitious nihilism. Ecclesiastically, he laments his place in the cosmic hierarchy. With respect to his loved ones on earth, he despairs over the pain of gaining wisdom, the shame of his prideful mistakes, and of the recognition of his own violent nature, that he “will destroy…again.” (No matter what pretty things he stood for, he was angry at Heaven. He did want to punish them.)

"Because in much wisdom there is much grief; and increasing knowledge results in increasing pain." (-Ecclesiastes, again)

The “punishment resurrection” gets more painful each time, as Cas said. Why? Wisdom.

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How do you make meaning out of senselessness? Do you find it in each other?

Later, if you read too much into 12x19’s “The Future,” (as I do), you’ll note that Thank You (Led Zeppelin) seems like it could unofficially be Dean and Cas’s "song." After all, the scripted, "Cas...thank you," is such a loaded phrase to find in a script, coming on the heels of the Led Zeppelin mixtape. There are things about Thank You that echo Ecclesiastes as well, but with opposite meaning. A hopeful meaning. Not a despairing, “All things are wearisome,” but a thankfulness that you got to be here at all, surviving pain and the crumbling cycles together.

(This is indeed the wisdom Cas tries to give to Jack in Ouroboros as Dean lies dying of a gorgon-induced head injury.)

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So what of the the Ecclesiastical stirring of wind? What of SPN's windmills?

The characters that struggle with meaning-making amidst the futility of war are often marked by the Ecclesiastical windmill of futility, which is why we see this motif with Cas and Dean so often. We see it particularly when they are marching off to war (like when they meet Raphael in Free to Be You and Me), or when Cas dies in war (ashes near a windmill). It also appears as an industrial building fan when linked to demons. On a related note, in season 10, Cas's grace is hidden inside Don Quixote. (Taking into account Metatron's beef with Heaven and archangels, this may be an Animal-Farmesque hit at Heaven's machinations as much as Cas's chivalry.)

Another related motif is the simple house fan. It’s a kinder symbol. There is almost always a fan on the shelf near the taller lamp on Dean’s “Cas” side of the bedroom.

But, importantly, a fan isn’t a windmill. It’s not a grand motif. Not duty. Not enemy. Not cause. Not mission. It's gentle and small, tucked into the bedroom and thus intimate. It’s not made for grand purpose. A fan is simply there to be, to comfort, to bask in a private breeze.

When we see an outright “industrial windmill,” it marks darker things, and it calls to mind other futility symbols, like the windmill of Animal Farm—that complicated grand purpose of design that runs the efforts of the hopeful, dutiful civilians into the ground with its corrupt machinations (it stands in for: hunting, Heaven, demonic deals, and just…most career and “cause”-coded things in SPN).

There is an entire scene dedicated to (alt) Mary dealing with the after effects of her child soldierhood in The Winchesters, episode 5 "Legend of a Mind," set to a rather haunting Dusty Springfield cover of Noel Harrison’s Windmills of Your Mind.

Its lyrics echo Cas’s existential crisis from season 7, and also that of late-seasons Michael and terminal-seasons Dean. And that is no accident.

A circle in a spiral, a wheel within a wheel Never ending nor beginning on an ever-spinning reel As the images unwind Like the circles that you find In the windmills of your mind

[plantechwa8]

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[plantech-groundmaintenance]

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[melissatill]

one of the primary reasons that you find rotting in the door frames is due to being exposed to moisture and external climatic conditions. Even when it requires general repairs, you need to choose 24-hour handyman services in Perth with experienced professionals to work on such situations. Whether it is snow, rain or humidity, remember that moisture is one of the biggest enemies of wooden frames. It requires adequate sealant or proper ceiling to ensure the prevention of warning of the door frames.

[gardensaustralia]

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