#lads qr code

[softnightplumes]

[qinchebaobei]

SylusMC ☆ glint photobooth template ♡

[sylebs]

go do crime my beloved lnds enjoyers 🥹🖤

[acasualattempt]

Ever since Caleb's return, my loyalty to Zayne was being tested.

Then I did this:

MC couldn't choose so she just said, "fuck it, let me have both then"

[baobpn]

I want to redo my MC’s appearance so she’s more androgynous looking (seeing someone make a femboy avatar inspired me).

Was gonna ask the person if he was comfortable enough to share their QR but uhhhh he got dogpiled by homophobic players and got suspended from the game… (=ㅎㅅㅎ=)

[atoneotome]

how did y’all customize your MC..?

it took me hours to customize the MC the way I wanted, and I’m really proud of it.

although ik some people chose to make the MC look like themselves, I chose not to.

I don’t need want that kind of immersion ‘cause I’m taken irl and I’d be having an odd moral dilemma over hyper-realistic fictional husbandos if I made my MC look like myself.

[icedvanillattae]

template ver. !

•̩̩͙𓂃 💌 valentines

[colonel-pip-squeak]

Personality Quiz: who in love and deepspace would romance YOU?

Your Result: ˚₊‧꒰ა rafayel ໒꒱ ‧₊˚

he treats you like his little model and is always dressing you up in glint. takes THEEEEE prettiest pics that always go viral on twitter. ppl beg him for the qr codes and he always refuses. gets the 'it was an accident!' achievement a week into the game.

I'm happy with this ⸜(｡˃ ᵕ ˂ )⸝♡ I did the quiz a second time and picked some close runner up responses and I still got Rafayel!

The results breakdown is pretty interesting

[wulfhalls]

byzantine emperor alexios I komnenos: greetings my good personal friend pope urban ii pls help a fellow brother in christ against the seljuk dynasty 🙏 im specifically asking u for military aid for the sole purpose of repelling the encroaching enemy force and ejecting them from my domain 🙏 nothing more nothing less I have this one specific concrete plea

pope urban ii: yeah no u got it absolutely im here for u im here to hear so to speak im all over this I got u and the message fr

pope urban ii at clermont 1095: lads LADS listen my good personal friend byzantine emperor alexios I komnenos wants us to *looks at smudged writing on hand* go ape shit and reconquer the holy land!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! everyone who goes gets fast tracked to heaven and all ur sins are forgiven and if u scan this qr code u can print out a cross and put it on ur cloak to get 15% off the first cup of wine once we reach konstantinopel lets ball!

byzantine emperor alexios I komnenos:

[softnightplumes]

New outfit, new template 💚

[qinchebaobei]

CalebMC ☆ glint photobooth template

[stmcdaily]

The Lads and Dads' Coffee morning (for 5th Year students and their dads), in aid of the Irish cancer society, takes place next week. If anyone would like to donate to the Irish Cancer Society, they can CLICK HERE or scan the QR code on the poster.

[mirdaniaa]

They made me scan a QR code to print my bag tags…this cannot be the future, lads

[coffeishowifunction]

I need to start documenting my brother and I's annual fake Christmas card to my parents. We've used the same fake old friend, wrong spelling of names and address in the wrong order for a couple years now. And my delight when I could use a fake one of those new qr code stamps instead of forking out to deliver the letter myself. Anyways here it is

My name is the only one spelt right up the top and Marty, Fionnuala and the lads don't exist nor do they know anyone with those names.

Anyways Happy Christmas!!!!!

[just-your-average-cryptid]

snake ribs have joints(?) that let them function like little peets!

they also let cobras do their hood thing and close like teeth around swallowed prey!

greater sage grouse have vocal sacs that they use to call mates to their dance battles mating grounds and they are positioned such that us mammary-having mammals would think those funky lads have golden big naturals

lynx paws. they Big

baby birds have patterns in their mouths that help the parents see where the food needs to go (and if an imposter cowbird has inserted themself into the family) like an ultraviolet QR code

speaking of cowbirds, they apparently sneak out of their nests as they grow up and find other cowbirds to hang out with and learn How To Bird from

when bees want to replace their queen they feed some normal baby bees "queen jelly" so they can grow up and challenge the current queen. imagine finding out your underlings hate you so much they raise a baby specifically to kill you

tumblr entertain me

[itsayaze]

Day One - Touchdown

After a 13-hour flight, I landed at Haneda Airport at 7AM local time. Haneda is an airport I like a lot. It’s open and airy; with floor-to-ceiling windows through entire hallways that take considerable time to walk down. Travelators are chiming, and nice Japanese voices advise you to be careful when using them. A man operating a cart to ferry passengers around drove past with a jingle adjacent to an ice cream truck.

Immigration is always going to be one of the longer parts of getting through an airport, sure, but getting to the front was almost an hour. And this is after disembarking the plane much before the rest of the passengers. Thankfully, I had filled out the customs and immigration forms much ahead of time online, which gave me a QR code to speed the process up. 

As soon as I hit the front, I flew through immigration. The plus side of the queue being so long is that by the time you get out, your luggage is already spinning its way down the carousel. Using my recently acquired AirTags, I didn’t need to squint and wait for a bunch of bags to drift past; A helpful arrow in the Find My app set me straight. I grabbed my suitcase and headed straight for nothing to declare. I didn’t even get stopped and searched for gold bullion this time!

The arrivals hall was bustling. People stand around holding signs for parties to get chauffeured around their opening hours in the country. I’ve done Haneda before, so I knew what I needed to do, but this time there was an extra complication: I needed to find the JAL baggage delivery counter.

I was hellbent on getting this suitcase out of my hands and delivered to the hotel I'm staying at. But I couldn't find it anywhere. Looked on the maps around the airport? Nothin'. So I took out my phone and looked it up. It's on 1F! That's... where I just came from after the sign told me it was on 2F... etc. etc.

After about 30 minutes of aimlessly wandering around, I conceded and made my way over to one of my favourite parts of the country: the rail system.

Haneda has a monorail that will take you to the Yamanote Line, where you can make most of your connections in Central Tokyo. They run frequently and have many stops along the way. I let a few go past because it was the Haneda Express I was truly after.

You get on, and it goes. Straight to Hamamatsucho. No stopping on the way, just hauling ass across the monorail, drinking in the sights. It's still technically Sakura season, so I did see some Sakura trees along the river. I happened to pick a week to travel here that conveniently has a really nice weather forecast, so it was clear skies and sun all day; a comically drastic difference from the weather I'd left behind in England.

So, at Hamamatsucho then. I make my way through the station, touch out of the Monorail section and drag this huge-ass suitcase to the Yamanote line. On the platform, an all too familiar jingle rang out, and what I often describe as "a fine boy" arrived - the E235. The unit. The lad. I love him.

There are plenty of E235s in the rolling stock, but the Yamanote green one is particularly striking to me. As a Densha de GO! fan, I'm having a ball. I hop on and put myself into a corner out of everyone's way.

I leave the train at what I have consistently described as "real clown shit" - Shinjuku station. I gotta leave from the East exit. So I follow the signs pointing to the East exit... Am I at the East exit? You bet your ass I'm not! So I go back the way I came like a fool and try again. Eventually, I get it, all whilst my buddy whom I'm meeting up with goes through a similar experience on the other end of the station.

Now that we've met up, we walk through Shinjuku, down towards Kabukicho. I saw the iconic red gates and walked up that street constantly drawing comparisons to its fictional Kamurocho counterpart. Mostly, it's strikingly similar! I've managed to make my way around based on the knowledge I've accrued being a franchise fan, which is hilarious to me. We walk past the Toho cinema and wave at Godzilla.

Bags were dropped off, and we had some time to kill until 3PM check-in. So, the short version of those events:

Coffee in Kabukicho Tower.

Cheese Gyudon at Matsuya. The Chigyu championship starts today.

Game Panic Kabukicho (or Club Sega in Kamurocho if ya nasty)

Buy an eAmusement card, because I left mine at home.

It gets stuck, but one QR code and a quick message to a staff member sorts that out.

IIDX. Sound Voltex. First time I've played a Lightning/Valkyrie cabinet, which was a very pleasant experience.

Buy a BanaPassport for fun. We'll probably play MaxiTune soon.

Played some new Konami Chunithm bootleg with influencers and v-tubers all over the gaff. (I did not like it much)

Walkabout Shinjuku aimlessly for fun.

We check in at long last, and I'm finally bed-adjacent. I lay down for a bit and let a hot bath run. Normally, I prefer showers, but I was recreating an event from my last trip to Japan in 2018: a strong-zero in a lovely warm bath. I soak for a good while, dry off and then have a quick nap. That was the beginning of the end.

On waking up a few hours later, we make our way over to Torikizoku, a real nice yakitori place. There was quite a wait, but that was fine. I needed some more time to get PROPERLY hungry anyway. By the time we were seated and we ordered our food, I was ready. A quick breakdown again:

A comically large "MEGA Lemon Sour"

Potato salad, cabbage, and edamame.

Tsukune Cheese Yaki... (chicken meatballs drowning in cheese...)

Mune Kizokuyaki (chicken & leek skewers)

More chicken

Another MEGA Lemon Sour... but they brought me two!

More tsukune cheese yaki (fuck me, it's so good man)

Then we ventured Kabukicho until 1AM. A very unusual occurrence for me, being out that late. But the "dangerous" part of Tokyo really is much safer than London. Back at the hotel, I pretty much immediately KO'd on the pillow, exhausted from a day on my feet.