#over easy

[justaddeggs]

redraw of somethin from 3 yrs ago

[scoutingthetrooper]

[spilladabalia]

Diet Cig - Scene Sick

[mrs-trophy-wife]

[kdo-three]

Lanny Hunt and The Themes - Over Easy (1964) Lanny Hunt from: "I Can't Say I Love You" / "Over Easy" (Single) "Titty-Twist-A-Go-Go!" (2014 Compilation)

Instrumental | R&B

JukeHostUK (left click = play) (320kbps)

Personnel: Lanny Hunt: Keyboards John DuVal: Guitar John Goldman: Saxophone Garfield West: Saxophone Leon Etlinger: Bass Dick Peterson: Drums

Recorded: in Portland, Oregon USA 1964

Released: 1964 Sure Star Records

[tiffanydaleo]

Sun Over Easy

My newest painting!

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[nomoremaybe]

[the-barrel-man]

My pops made this for me. It’s called Longsilog or Longonisa sausage with fried rice, over easy and tomato slices. It’s a Filipino food combination they always eat in the Philippines and it’s delicious!!! Nom nom nom

[mmmm-burnt-eggs]

Mmmmmmm, burnt eggs. They are delicious. You know this to be true.

[triple-aaa-batteries-pkm]

📼

Alistar was so excited when he heard that the Pyrite Colosseum was giving out a free pokémon to the winner. So excited in fact it bugged damn near every member of the Team to borrow one of their pokémon to battle with, since he only has one.

Gonzap had realized this and lent Alistar one of his Gloom. Thank the beasts for that, cause that Gloom was a life saver during the battles. Alistar knew how clutch sleep powder is when he needs to steal something from a store or something, but he'd never seen it used in a battle before!!! It was so exciting! His Quagsire did well too, he guesses. Dinner isn't really listening to him yet, but it's only been a week since he snagged him from that guy in Phenac.

Three battles later and Alistar actually pulled through. He was worried whenever Gonzap's Gloom fainted during the last battle, but Dinner actually listened and knocked out the lady's Linoone and Macargo with a magnificent surf.

He's taken aside to be given his prize: a regular looking pokéball with an S on the red part. He's told that it's a very special pokémon. The moment he gets back to base, he pops the ball open to see what that means.

It's a little Togepi. He's never seen a mon like this before... it's so small!!! He picks the baby up, it's little arms and legs flailing in anger when he does.

"I think I'll name you... Over Easy!"

[justaddeggs]

yuu doodles ft @acetrappolad 's luca

[soupy-guy]

me every time i accidentally cook my eggs wrong

you know when you get Autism Mad. like something happens in a non-ideal way and in your brain you know it literally doesnt matter but in your other more autistic brain youre like screaming & scrying & shitting the bed etc. i think you should be able to go into settings and opt out of that. i have better things to get upset about than failing to put up a decoration on the optimal day or being too stubborn to solve a problem via simple communication

[chronivore]

[patience4not]

[dcxdpdabbles]

DC x DP fanfic Idea: Gotham Gossip

Meta-human rights are a touchy topic in Gotham. While the city is known for Batman's view on them, it's also known for Bruce Wayne's viewpoint.

The Dark Knight did not welcome Metas, while the Light Knight worked tirelessly to employ charities and programs to support Metas. Both men- if Batman was a man- influenced Gotham so intensely that their viewpoints became the face of the public.

Even people outside of Gothman learned what "Are you a Dark pawn or a Light pawn?" meant when it was spoken about during national debates.

Really, it was no surprise that Batman and Wayne got caught up in a rather explosive public argument over the subject. Or rather, Wayne yelled at Batman during a hostage situation when his party boat got taken by a group of masked men.

Thankfully, Batman was able to save everyone on board, and although he didn't stick around to argue with Wayne, it was noted that Batman seemed intrigued by a few of Wayne's passionate rants. A few reporters were excited to point out there may be a chance of growth within the vigilante, but it was overshadowed by gossip rags that used this incident to make up a wild rumor of Wayne being a bitter ex with Batman.

This rumor runs for months, with various people posting online proof of a relationship. It sparks debate and anger, with other people responding by fact-checking and countering the "proof." Eventually, the argument moves away from Meta-human rights and falls into celebrity gossip, which has Wayne steaming.

People ignore his passionate activism to better the lives of Metas, only watching his speeches, marches, protests, and donations to various charities to gain new proof of his nonexistent romance that may or may have been in his early twenties when he mysteriously vanished to see the world.

That's when the video comes out.

A young teenager wrote a song parody of what was happening. A soft acoustic guitar accompanied his short words, accusing the masses of caring more about a wealthy man's pants being on or not than the lives of his people.

This young teenager is Danny Fenton, a known meta from a small town in Illinois. This quickly turned into people attacking the boy, who released another song using the hateful comments as new lyrics.

Wayne reposts one of his sons, claiming it a masterpiece, which is when one fan notices the similarities between the two. She makes a post talking about how Wayne and Fenton could be father and son as a joke, expecting people to take it seriously.

Overnight, the internet finds out that Fenton was, in fact, adopted into his current family after being surrendered at a fire station anonymously. More and more people started to notice the similar features between the rich man and the small-town singer until a video of Fenton using his powers was leaked.

Fenton's power is invisibility. This resembles another well-known Gotham dweller who can appear and disappear through the city's shadows. It's not long before Fenton is being called the love child of Batman and Wayne.

It leads to so much media attention and harassment aimed towards Fenton that Wayne steps in. He offers to take a paternity test to finally put the rumors to rest and let the young boy vanish from the limelight (should he stop writing songs).

The only problem?

The test is positive. Wayne is Fenton's biological son. The whole nation loses their minds when it's leaked by a very regrettable intern at the clinic where the test was done. (To be fair, the intern's email was hacked, so when she scanned the papers for herself, they were able to steal them)

Worse, Joker thinks it would be hilarious to kidnap Wayne's newly discovered son and, on live TV, give him another paternity test against Batman. The clown is laughing hysterically while his men prepare the results, only to become more gleeful when it's a match again.

Fenton is the son of both the Dark Knight and the Light Knight. It matters little that Batman's DNA is slightly messed up, as various people already suspected him of not being human.

This just proves Fenton is not a meta-human but rather half-human and whatever the hell Batman is. Joker is having a ball reading out the results, proclaiming he would help Fenton meet his biological grandparents with his one guarantee.

His words are cut off when Fetnon- unknown to the viewing public- escapes his bonds and swings an axe from the emergency fire station inside the aged wearhouse at Joker's neck. The clown collapses to the ground dead, the boy bathed in his blood, and the half-finished joke is cut off by the sound of choking blood etching across every screen in Gotham.

The remaining goons and Fenton stare at each other in stun silence while one is brave enough to rasp. "But Batman doesn't kill."

"Do I look like my absent father to you? Besides, Joker venom is a war crime. I'm within my rights, and if I'm not, I would have killed him again anyway."

Fenton quickly outshines his fathers in the public's eye because no matter where one stood on the Meta Rights, everyone stood on the "Kill the Joker" debate.