#k4-f

[dreamweave01]

Shhhh! They're sleeping!

They snuggle a lot instead of being in their own beds.

I mean, the beds aren't much different than the floor tbh.

It's also very comforting to know that you have somebody there in case you have a nightmare or something.

Which happens a lot to these bois.

J3 always sleeps in someone's lap, and it usually ends up being C1, since he's the biggest.

C1 usually ends up being in the middle actually.

Z2 usually looks more like he's meditating than sleeping (can't see it too well in this tho haha)

And K4 does his own thing. He's a pretty restless sleeper.

Is a very messy doodle but I love it much <3

[nwisblog]

What a great finishing of our F course ! We made our own cave man clothes and danced a cave man dance ! Back in time , following dinosaurs, prehistoric animals and stone age first human ancestors we had a blast this week ! Thank you for a great effort and thank you for fun time spent together!

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[ellieellieoxenfree]

So you can't complain no one's playing the choose violence ask game with you! I choose 6, 7, 16 and 22. You can pick a fandom for each, obviously. 🤣

6. which ship fans are the most annoying?

usually every major/main ship in a fandom. i like a main pairing maybe 5% of the time because i’m usually relegated to side character and secondary pairing hell. doesn’t matter if the ship is canon or headcanon, there is an extreme likelihood that i will hate it. i get lucky occasionally (a business proposal and kiseki scored on both main and secondary pairings) but it’s rare. i hated just about every main pairing in MCU fandom (god my sins are vast) and i hated 99% of flash ships — fuck westallen until i die, fuck harrisco — in favor of ghost ships and decades-spanning headcanons.

i also hate when people get snide about exclusively shipping queer ships. ‘oh all hetero ships are annoying, oh the straights aren’t okay’ maybe take five minutes to actually seek out well-written work rather than dismissing it all immediately. as a bi woman in a relationship with a cis guy, i do fucking take it personally when people harp about queer supremacy like a ton of gays aren’t their own special brand of dumpster fire. there’s plenty of well-done m/f media out there and there’s plenty of absolutely garbage-ass m/m or f/f ships and stories. none of it’s inherently good or inherently bad based on the genders of the partners involved.

and because i know you’re baiting me, yes, KP fans were the most annoying motherfuckers on the planet bc they would be deliberately obtuse about their own pairing’s flaws in order to tear down everyone else’s. the number of times i wanted to shout PHYSICIAN, HEAL THYSELF at people who looked at a narcissistic rapist and his kidnapped indentured servant as a model of a healthy relationship is beyond all measure. i don’t care if you ship the assholes, just stop acting like they were in any way, shape, or form a pair of functional adults. god knows those of us on the VP side weren’t exactly rocking the best moral high ground, but at least a lot of us acknowledged they were freak nasty disasters with the social skills of genie the feral child. the toxicity is the point! don’t sanitize it.

oh, and fuck people who think that harassing actors because the actor had the audacity to have a real-life relationship with someone who wasn’t their costar is acceptable behavior. i’m pretty live and let live about rpf until you start causing real-life consequences for people because you can’t let go of your delusions.

7. what character did you begin to hate not because of canon but because how how the fandom acts about them?

man, doug renetti from minx is a great example of this. i don’t hate the character in the show. he’s great (he’s fucking awful), he’s compelling, he’s a fucking dirtbag trainwreck and i love watching him. fandom is entirely incapable of discussing literally ANYTHING ELSE about the show in favor of beating off to jake johnson in his greasiest form. i tend to get itchy when people ignore 99% of the show just to spam the tag with the one mediocre uggo they crank their hog to.

i don’t hate him and hopefully never will because he’s perfect, but i also tend to get itchy when people ignore basically all of kiseki and just focus on ai di. like, i love him, too! character of all time! louis deserves a golden bell for that performance! but k4 as a whole deserves that golden bell and just because chen yi and zong yi and ze rui aren’t overtly flashy murder kittens doesn’t mean they’re not fascinating and compelling characters. it’s irrational, but it irritated me as a kiseki lifer to watch people sort of tourist-cruise through and coo over ai di for a week or two before forgetting the show entirely. SO MUCH garbage BL out there and 99% of this site slept on actual good BL. (on the other hand, do i want more people in the fandom? jesus, no. i’ll keep the rent-lowering 21-gun salute going hourly if i have to.)

generally, though, a character is doomed for me the second they become a tumblr fave. if i see a character’s face five times in one day they’re likely to hit my hate list. my tolerance for overexposure is almost none.

16. you can't understand why so many people like this thing (characterization, trope, headcanon, etc)

‘baby’ as a pet name, a/b/o (which makes me fucking puke — i cannot abide that it’s mainstream now), VP petplay, and an overreliance/need to make things porny. i’m no prude; i read it, i write it, and it’s not like i’m above seeking it out. but as someone who struggles with writing it, i wish it felt less necessary/expected to include. i also feel like a lot of shows use extra sex scenes to compensate for lazy/shitty writing, so rather than complement a narrative, it feels like it’s carrying the narrative instead. i like a good fuck scene as much as the next person, but when your simulated boning feels like a time-filler and not something that’s moving the story forward, you’re losing me fast.

i find a lot of enemies-to-lovers pretty poorly handled. not opposed to it, but a lot of people don’t do it well. i loathe miscommunication tropes. there can be exceptions if the characterization and context is strong enough, but it takes a skilled writer to pull that off. despise love triangles. i’m picky about AUs. i CANNOT STAND ‘love interest is rude because they secretly like their future partner.’ nothing will get me to throw the book across the room faster than an arrogant asshole who looks down their nose at their partner. i did not have a mr darcy phase at any point in my life. mr darcy and his ilk can eat paint chips. even watching a man get humbled by love is not enough to save that one for me. i read too much early/mid-2000s manga (this is a hot gimmick callout) to be able to deal with that shit anymore.

as a general rule, i am the cheese standing alone. i am unlikely to agree with a lot of the big/popular headcanons bc i’m contrary and i don’t like going along with the dictate of a handful of BNFs who handed the word down like they were giving the ten commandments to moses. the problem is that i have been in so many fandoms of various sizes over so many years that i have seen some of the worst human beings alive ruin the space for smaller/less popular voices. (and that’s a cassie claire callout. you were a cunt then and you’re a cunt now and even when you were ripping off every property you could get your grimy hands on, your writing was still unreadable OOC garbage.) so i tend to disregard whatever fandom is into in favor of being into my own weird little niche shit.

22. your favorite part of canon that everyone else ignores

already answered :V

[somesortofitalianroast]

Erik Lehnsherr and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day

Title: Erik Lehnsherr and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day Link: AO3 [registered users only] Participant: SomeSortofItalianRoast Square filled: Bucky Barnes Bingo: K4: Canon Compliant (Card B023) Archive warning: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Rating: Teen and Up Pairing: N/A Tags: John F. Kennedy Assassination, Canonical Character Death, POV Erik Lehnsherr, Canon Compliant, Real Life, Hurt No Comfort, Bad Ending, Unhappy Ending, During Canon, Confinement, Movie: X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014), Winter Soldier Bucky Barnes Word Count: 872 Summary: The events of November 22, 1963, in Dallas, Texas, are a fixed point in time. No matter what Erik Lehnsherr does, there is nothing that can be done to prevent them from happening. By the end of the day, President Kennedy will be dead at the hands of The Winter Soldier, and he will be locked in a plastic prison, unable to tell anyone that HYDRA isn’t as dead as they think.

Not that that will stop him from trying.

@buckybarnesbingo

[blogueericdescarries]

Un jour à Vegas pour un pneu Nokian

Le 14 février 2025

J’espère qu’au moment d’écrire ces lignes, mes concitoyens du Québec ne sont pas à s’éreinter à pelleter de la neige... C’est le jour de la Saint-Valentin, après tout…Qui plus est, les météorologues nous annoncent une autre tempête de quelques 30 centimètres plus tard dans la journée de demain et dimanche. Et dimanche, c’est la télédiffusion du Daytona 500 de NASCAR qui sera présenté avec une heure d’avance car on y annonce du mauvais temps.

Un peu mal parti, mon blogue de cette semaine, n’est-ce pas? En fait, c’est un peu la faute de Mère Nature et le fait que je n’aie pas terminé mon essai hebdomadaire. Le véhicule dont il aurait dû être question cette fois-ci est un Ford F-150 Hybrid 2025 récemment révisé par son constructeur. Toutefois, une question d’horaire m’a empêché de terminer mon essai et de changer pour la nouvelle Kia K4. Puis, il y a eu la neige. Mais je n'ai pas chômé, malgré tout.

Bon, pour le F-150, on se reprendra la semaine prochaine. Et pour la K4, je devrai la remettre à plus tard. Car la semaine dernière, je l’ai passée en avion et au Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Pour les avions, je ne suis pas certain que mes impressions de passagers d’Embraer 175, de Boeing 757-200 renouvelé ou de Boeing 737-900 vous intéresseront (même si je suis un mordu d’aviation). Mais l’essai du nouveau pneu Surpass AS01 de Nokian pourrait attirer votre attention.

Quelques heures à Las Vegas en plein hiver québécois n’est jamais une mauvaise affaire. (Photo Éric Descarries)

Nokian est ce petit manufacturier de pneus finlandais plus reconnu pour ses pneus d’hiver très performants que pour ses autres produits. Toutefois, au cours des dernières années, il a commencé à se diversifier en ouvrant une usine au Tennessee et en produisant un pneu de camionnette régulier, le Nokian One qui deviendra ensuite un pneu pour autos de tourisme (que j’ai vanté après mon essai à long terme sur l’Escape de ma femme). Il y a aussi lancé un pneu tout-terrain pour VUS et tout-terrains, l’Outpost (que j’ai aussi à l’essai, cette fois sur ma Jeep TJ!). Mais, malheureusement, il n’y a pas si longtemps, Nokian a dû réviser ses opérations vu que la très grande usine que le Finlandais possédait en Russie a dû être abandonnée suite aux « embargos » sur le commerce russe causé par l’invasion de l’Ukraine par les Russes (mais on n’embarquera pas là-dedans cela ici!).

Aujourd’hui, on pourrait dire que Nokian est retombé sur ses pieds. Cette fois, il en profite pour nous offrir un nouveau pneu d’ultra-haute performance, le Surpass AS01, vu que son ancien produit du genre, le Z-line, n’est plus en production (évolution oblige). Il faut dire que plusieurs nouvelles autos (voire même des VUM et VUS) sortent d’usine équipées de tels pneus, des véhicules qui vous sembleraient très « conventionnels » autrement. Et vu que certains d’entre eux commencent à « vieillir » tout doucement, ces autos auront bientôt besoin de pneus neufs vu que leurs pneus d’origine se seront usés. C’est ici que Nokian capitalise sur cet effet. Nokian ne produit pas de pneus d’origine pour les grands constructeurs. Mais il fait des pneus de remplacement qui seront supérieurs aux pneus d’origine…tout en étant pas exagérément chers!

Le Franco-Albertain Steve Bourassa, directeur du marketing de Nokian en Amérique, nous a décrit le nouveau Surpass AS01 en détail. (Photo Éric Descarries)

Après avoir publié quelques nouvelles sur ce nouveau Nokian, j’ai accepté une offre du manufacturier pour essayer le pneu (disponible qu’en Amérique pour le moment) en conditions extrêmes. Et qui dit « extrême » implique la nécessité d’un endroit approprié comme…une piste de course, bien entendu. Nokian, dont les quartiers généraux nord-américains sont aussi au Tennessee, a choisi le Las Vegas Motor Speedway logiquement situ�� dans le chaud désert du Nevada. En plus de son anneau de vitesse de 1,5 mille (2,4 kilomètres) destiné aux courses d’endurance de NASCAR, ce complexe possède de plus petits circuits de course en plus de ce que nous appelons des « circuits dynamiques ». Ceux-ci ne sont pas consacrés aux courses mais aux essais sur piste ou aux activités privées. C’est sur deux de ces circuits que nous allions prendre connaissance du nouveau Surpass AS01.

Nokian a utilisé des Polestar et des Mercedes-Benz pour nous faire connaître son nouveau Surpass AS01 au Las Vegas Motor Speedway. (Photo Éric Descarries)

Le Surpass AS01 n’est pas un pneu d’allure spectaculaire avec d’énormes lettres blanches sur ses flancs. C’est, je le répète, un (discret) pneu de remplacement pour des véhicules comme des Mercedes-Benz C, des BMW de série 3 ou 4 ou même des sportives comme des Mustang ou des Toyota Supra. C’est un pneu créé « à l’européenne » tout autant pour la conduite régulière très confortables que pour certaines conditions de conduite sportives occasionnelle. Toutefois, malgré qu’il fût conçu en Europe et qu’il y soit actuellement produit (en Finlande, plus précisément), il n’est pas destiné au marché européen. Il est nord-américain. Et qui plus est, il est aussi compatible aux voitures électriques en plus d’être silencieux tout en offrant qu’une faible résistance au roulement qui devrait contribuer à une économie de carburant notable. Et, malgré qu’il ait été conçu pour faire concurrence aux grandes marques (Michelin, Goodyear, Bridgestone, Continental et autres), il sera proposé à un prix nettement concurrentiel…sinon inférieur. Au départ, il nous sera offert en 65 grandeurs pour jantes de 16 à 21 pouces qui représenteront quelque 80% du marché des pneus d’ultra-haute performance.

Le nouveau Surpass AS01 de Nokian. (Photo Éric Descarries)

Sur piste

Je me suis donc retrouvé au Las Vegas Motor Speedway avec un petit groupe de journalistes et d’influenceurs automobile pour en savoir plus sur les capacités mécaniques du pneu.

Un premier exercice nous a mis au volant de berlines Mercedes-Benz de Classe C et Polestar 2 à propulsion sur un petit circuit très sinueux dont certaines courbes ont été arrosées pour tester l’adhérence sur pavé mouillé. Le dessin du parcours incluait une longue courbe à haute vitesse, de petites courbes serrées pour vitesse modérée et un zigzag resserré pour vérifier le comportement routier du pneu.

Accompagné d’un jeune instructeur, j’ai eu l’opportunité de pouvoir conduire la Mercedes d’abord à des vitesses nettement supérieures à ce que la moyenne des automobilistes tenteront. En fait, je crois que 99 % des propriétaires de Mercedes C ne feront jamais ce genre de conduite sauf en cas d’urgence extrême. Ce qui est quand même à considérer. Suite à un tour de reconnaissance de piste, c’est alors que j’ai pu apprécier l’adhérence, même sur pavé mouillé du pneu Surpass AS01.

Après l’essai au volant de la Mercedes (à essence), j’ai eu droit à conduire une Polestar 2 toute électrique (et certainement plus lourde que la Mercedes) sur le même circuit. Curieusement, j’ai préféré la conduite de la Polestar à celle de la Mercedes ce qui m’en a appris encore plus du pneu Surpass.

Nokian avait aussi choisi des sportives Toyota Supra pour nous faire encore mieux connaître les capacités du Surpass AS01 en piste. (Photo Éric Descarries)

L’exercice suivant impliquait la conduite d’une Toyota Supra sur un circuit beaucoup plus rapide dans un exercice appelé « Time Attack » où il s’agissait de faire « le meilleur temps possible » selon ses capacités.  En même temps, cet exercice me faisait connaître les qualités et défauts de la Supra en piste. Incidemment, le circuit me faisait penser à celui de Sears Point en Californie mais en plus petit.

Évidemment, il m’a fallu un premier tour de reconnaissance avant de mieux évaluer les capacités du Surpass sur une sportive Supra. Malheureusement, malgré une prestation notable, l’instructeur qui m’accompagnait a mal manipulé les instruments pour prendre mon temps. C’est dommage car il trouvé mon travail bon et il se doutait de bonnes performances. Pour moi, ce qui comptait, c’était d’expérimenter les capacités du Surpass sur ce circuit plus rapide sans vouloir trop « sauter » sur les vibreurs au bord de la piste. En même temps, je peux vous confirmer que l’arrière de cette Toyota (née BMW) a tendance à déraper…

Lors de mon deuxième temps d’attaque, l’instructeur était plus précis et ayant acquis un peu d’expérience, j’ai tourné un certain temps que l’instructeur considérait « very good »! Quand aux réactions de la voiture, j’ai réussi à mieux faire « glisser » la voiture des quatre roues que lors du premier tour. Et j’ai, bien entendu, apprécié les performances du pneu! Recommandable? Certainement! Si le Surpass AS01 vous intéresse, parlez-en à vos revendeur Nokian!

Quand à la ville de Las Vegas, c’est toujours aussi fou qu’auparavant! Si « mon oncle Donald » pense que son pays est « pauvre » et qu’il lui manque d’argent, qu’il aille faire un petit tour à Vegas! Oh! Malgré tout, il y a des sans-abris qui y couchent dehors…

Un retour pénible…

Je ne peux pas dire que le retour en avion fut des plus confortables surtout en approchant la Côte Est où la tempête se développait. Arrivé à Montréal, je fus surpris de constater que l’aéroport de Montréal-Trudeau n’ait jamais pensé installer des lampes chauffantes sous les chapiteaux d’attente extérieurs pour les passagers (et même les préposés à la circulation) qui doivent se la geler en attendant leur « lift ». Pourtant, ce ne serait pas une dépense exagérée pour un aéroport dit « international » dans un pays froid…

Me semble que l’on pourrait installer des lampes chauffantes aux quais d’arrivée à l’aéroport Montréal-Trudeau pour les pauvres voyageurs qui attendent leur « lift » à l’extérieur en hiver? (Photo Éric Descarries)  

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Ngl. I think my K4 (Core 4 with a k, which means four of my main husbands. Sometimes referred to as a planet of husbands. Idk. I'm playing around XD) will absolutely love Red Hair Shanks in the group. I was gonna leave him as "childhood crush" but I couldn't let him pass. I Besides, a planet needs an ocean. He'd be a perfect addition! He's literally sweeter than any amount of berries out there in the world. I'm only 7 or 8 chapters in, lemme cook alright? 😭. I loved him back then for a reason and here's why I love him now:

That's for coming to my Tedd Talk.

New tag: #romantic f/o:💛🏴‍☠️

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What kinds of silly shenanigans do the kiddos get up to in between all the abuse and torture? Gotta have those silly spots to make the hurting hurt that much more!

Oh, you know, just normal kid stuffs. . .

(ha, that one episode in season 2 where Zane's head became a lightbulb-)

J3 and Z2 were pretty excited when they found out about the lighting up thing. Definitely planning on utilizing this skill later on.

Never underestimate the comfort of a nightlight, folks :)

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K4 K5 Course F Summer school August 24th

We started to talk about the life style of prehistoric stone age people, learning how they lived and what kind of tools the used to survive in the wilderness. Students were surprise how easy is to make a stone age axe by watching an education video. Then we tried to make our own stone age ax, this time using hard paper and strings. It turned out looking very real ! We all had fun by finishing the day with water play downstairs. See you all tomorrow!

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