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I figure I have about 24 hours left of electricity. I have cranked up the air conditioner to turn this place into a frozen tomb, filled up my gas tank, am charging all devices even the shitty tablet and preloading the devices with media (gonna check out The Buccaneers. I hope I like it), eating like there is no tomorrow, and gaming nonstop. While streaming stupid reality shows on the television. I am READY. Portable air conditioner I wear around my neck for emergency hot situations is charging at the moment.
The really obnoxious part so far is that Florida Power & Light JUST reduced our bill a few months ago after jacking it up to pay for Hurricane Ian damage, now we've been double-smacked again this year so. RIP cheaper power bills.
My mom is in Zone A and A&B are mandatory evac, so she's at my aunt and uncle's house in Zone C, along with my nephews and their mom, because they live in a MOBILE HOME in Zone A. Worried about their house especially. I'm feeling very comfortable in Zone D (though lol, the difference from A to D where I live is like... four blocks. Elevation is everything people).
Be assured that barring a major turn of the storm, I should be fine. I have friends in evacuation areas that are staying put, and I'm worried about them, and I'm worried about how long power is going to be out since FPL is already strained from Helene, but I should be safe. I am just sad that the good hours are passing so quickly, because time without electricity? is fucking interminable.
Also I just figured out my air conditioner has a breaking point where it's like "no, you can't make it any colder" lol. It's 65. We are usually at 68, okay, we are very hot people.
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Best and Worst of Both Worlds (Part 16)
tw: literally Yves watching ur every move, super suffocating stuff, Yandere shenanigans
Yeah ok u guys decided to lust for the creep, then the creep u shall receive
after this chapter i mean
Part 17
You told him your opinion on Montgomery.
"I see." He replied. Yves deadpanned at you before pulling you in for another kiss on the lips. Your face and the tips of your ears heat up, you're still not used to this yet.
He pulled away and chuckled at your bashfulness. Trying to cover your burning face with your hands is futile, as it only makes him tease you more.
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"Call me if you need to go somewhere. I'm available for you any time." He slung the straps of his handbag around his shoulder, and Yves prepared his car keys in his hand.
You told him 'okay' as you're rubbing the last of his lipstick marks off using a piece of wet wipe.
He stroked your head, traced his fingertips down your jaw and finally held your chin. He tilted your head upwards and gave you a forehead kiss.
You whinged as you now have to wipe off one last print. He bid you goodbye before closing and locking the front door behind him.
Soon after, you dashed back into your room trying to escape your housemates hollering.
Days would go on like this: Yves breaks into your house using the spare key, scare the shit out of you when you open the door to see him standing there, receive adequate kisses, eat (br)lunch, talk for hours, landlord comes over to fix more stuff, eat dinner and finally, at around midnight- sometimes later, Yves would leave.
You would go to sleep almost immediately, but definitely looking forward to the next day.
He started coming in earlier and earlier, working on his things during times where you had nothing to say. You asked him about his work, he tried explaining it to you but you zoned out. It's so boring and complicated. Full of numbers, charts and graphs, you couldn't care less.
Needless to say, he cooked all your meals and did all your chores for you. You always protested, because it isn't his job and you should be responsible for taking out the trash or keeping yourself alive.
Yves would simply ignore you and do them anyway. If you're particularly worried, he assures you that it's some sort of a hobby of his to take good care of you. If you insist that he stops, he will guilt you; making you think that you're unnecessarily taking away part of his joy in this relationship when it isn't even harming you. So you just let him do what he wants, and you benefit from it greatly.
You really like him. He lets you take a nap on his lap while he types away at your desk, Yves listens to you ramble about your interests and occasionally adds his own fascinating commentary to it. You were astonished to know he has a whole database of random fandom trivia in his head. He washed your sheets and made your bed for you every morning.
He lets you hog his portable fan to yourself. But eventually, his bargaining powers lead to your landlord installing a ceiling air conditioner in your room. The best part? No rise in rent.
Yves gradually introduced you to a solid skincare routine. It started off with a simple face cleanser and moisturizer. Then he added toner to the regime. Then a weekly exfoliation and bi-weekly usage of sheet masks. It was hard for you to remember to do it or have the motivation, but Yves didn't mind maintaining your skin.
You just love the tingles you felt when he reclined you on your chair and he massages your face with the moisturizer. His fingers skillfully work to unravel you.
He made your house actually enjoyable to live in. You haven't gone out in three weeks and that didn't alarm you. You are glowing, physically fitter than ever, clean and most importantly, happy.
You have the drive to do so many things. Like learning a new language, learning to code, learning to knit or crochet, learning to draw... anything you wanted to do, Yves is always the expert to consult. He would buy the materials you need and teach you step by step. It made sense for him to be an extraordinary mentor, because you found out that he was also an exemplary lecturer at your university at one point.
You confirmed that he's currently a researcher, specifically, a research mathematician who works together with other branches of academia including but not limited to human Psychology, biology and sociology. The gist of his project has to do with predictive algorithms and probabilities. It's impressive and complicated, too bad you're not interested beyond what was described in a nutshell.
It's no secret that you look up to him, seeing that you're also a student looking to advance their education.
But it begs the question of his age. He has done so much in a short span of time. You wonder what his true age is.
But it's almost impossible to know because he would be offended whenever his age is brought up. It seems like he despised being perceived as ancient, which you understand. He probably comes from a time where youth is overly worshipped. You let it go, it isn't like his age affects you in any way.
It doesn't mean you didn't try searching him up. At first you suspected that he was lying because you couldn't find anything about him working at your university on the internet. But you sent an email to the administration asking about him. They came back with the confirmation that Yves is currently a hired researcher there. Strange that they knew who he is without knowing his last name. You guess there's only one Yves in the entirety of his faculty.
Speaking of names, you were shocked to find out that Yves didn't have a last name. After tons of relentless teasing from Yves for wanting to know his surname and a platitude of shame-induced face coverings later, you finally discovered he doesn't have one. This was bizarre to you, but Yves only told you off for being insensitive towards him, as not everyone has the privilege of a last name. It seems like a touchy subject, better not bring it up again.
Although it has been around a month since you think you first met Yves, you can safely say that you're madly in love with him. He is way more attentive and caring of you than anyone you ever met. Not even your parents or guardians can compare. Absolutely no one in your life has treated you this well.
There is that nagging feeling that something is very wrong. It wasn't a "He is going to leave you for someone better" feeling, it was more of a "what if Yves is secretly an organ harvester and he's healing you up to make a good price on the black market?"
But due to blind love, you forced yourself to brush it off as some implausible, impossible, silly thought.
...is it though? Yves does give off uncanny vibes sometimes no matter how suave and sexy he is. He has a lot of things to hide and the knowledge that you have of him is not enough to save you if he ever decides to steal a kidney or two.
Maybe this relationship isn't good for you. It keeps giving you inner turmoil to lose sleep over. This is definitely too good to be true, no one likes being a full time babysitter for their partner; this has to be a trap! You think you should quickly break it off with Yves before it gets too--
You were interrupted from your thoughts when you felt the chilly air from the air conditioner nip at your skin. The bliss of not being boiled alive by your own fluid trickles down your forehead.
You close your eyes and grin, letting the wind blow on your sweaty hair. This is lovely, you're so grateful to have Yves in your life. If you didn't have him here, you wouldn't be able to enjoy this temperate luxury.
Yves lets his focused gaze linger on your form for a few more seconds before replacing the remote back onto the holder. Yves pressed the button on his stopwatch, the beep was soft enough to go unnoticed.
He checked the temperature, the time and the humidity of your bedroom before logging them all into his computer. Yves turned his head to look at your position on the floor, you're splayed out like a rag as gusts of cold air strike your body.
He opened another file, which is the floorplan of this house. His eyes scanned the screen, noting down the exact coordinates of your precise location.
It would always be like this. You would start formulating thoughts and suspicions on Yves, spiral so much that you contemplated ending everything to protect yourself, then something interrupts your mind and eradicating the unwanted ideas entirely. Be it a change in temperature, texture, hunger or thirst. Sometimes, it's because you feel you hit your Yves-interaction/social quota for the day. So he would excuse himself and leave your house until you recovered.
He always comes back at the perfect time. Just right when you're starting to yearn for him. Yves ensures he never leaves for too long to make you think he's neglecting you. But he wouldn't come back too soon to make you go "yuck, this bitch's face again?"
Your signs could be as minuscule as a lower lip twitch, a brief, split-second movement of the eye, flaring of nostrils, positioning of your arms or even a change in the depth or rhythm of your breathing.
Or it could be an increase in heart rate, body temperature or sweat beading from your pores. Hell, it could even be the sound of you swallowing your spit or the smell of irritation.
They are all telltale signs that you're about to do or think about something undesirable due to overwhelm or underwhelm.
It's scary. He could just detect it with his superhuman senses. But ignorance is bliss, you still didn't know that he's puppeteering your environment accordingly. He would very much like to keep it that way.
Yves must admit, he has been careless. For the past three weeks, he failed to consider that his daily presence is wearing you down. It was his own fault for disregarding his calculations, Yves was originally only supposed to see you four times a week; that was the most optimal arrangement.
But he was enamoured, as desperate and feverish as you to be together. He just hides it impeccably well. Could you blame him, though? This was the first time you acknowledged him, the first time Yves got to kiss, touch, and hug you as freely as he wanted. The first time he gets to observe past the use of cameras- he does not need to hide. He gets to put his elaborate meal plans to use, you're eating his cooking, he's washing your clothes and you're accepting his backrubs. This is the closest so far to the ideal he wanted in his life with you. Anyone would be greedy in his situation.
But he flew too close to the sun like Icarus did. The wax melted off his wings and now he has to face the consequences that would have been avoided if only he had controlled himself better.
He's starting to notice you're not as positively receptive to his kisses as before. Sometimes even outright grimacing and shuddering in disgust when you think he's not looking. You spent a couple minutes longer in the bathroom, sometimes up to an hour, claiming you had stomach issues. But you didn't have problems with your digestion, your boyfriend made sure of that. He meticulously checks everything that goes into your mouth and he knows you didn't even pull your pants down. All you did was sit in the corner and scroll on your phone.
You did it just to escape from Yves and he's fully aware of that.
It devastated him when he went through your internet history:
Yves removed his reading glasses and pinched the bridge of his nose. He checked the timestamps, and you accessed the web since three in the morning.
"Why are my boyfriend's kisses and hugs gross to me now"
"Clingy boyfriend"
"How to tell my boyfriend to stop being clingy without hurting his feelings"
"How to say no to hugs"
"How to say no to hugs and kisses"
"How to say no"
"How to stop people pleasing"
"How to tell people that i dont want to see them but not forever just for a few days"
"Social battery"
"Therapists near me"
"Therapy price"
"is University counseling free"
"university counseling wait times"
"How to break up with my boyfriend"
"Is it rude to break up over text"
"Script for breaking up"
"Nice script for breaking up"
"Kind script for breaking up"
"Breaking up without hurting his feelings script"
"ChatGPT"
"Do retired lecturers have a habit of checking for plagiarism in their day to day life"
"Is AI generated content plagiarism"
"Jobs near me"
He knows he has no one but himself to blame. He had a plan all laid out, if he followed it to a Tee, it would have conditioned you to ultimately accept his intense love without complaints. He was supposed to give you a maximum of one kiss on the lips and four others somewhere else on your face. But gave you a whopping average of 76 kisses a day, 20 of which are on the lips; 1520% of the actual daily cap on kisses.
Likewise, he hugged you too much. Yves was only supposed to give you 12 hugs, lasting 8 seconds each at most, spaced throughout the day. However, you're in his arms for a total of 6 hours a day; 2250% of the maximum.
He is the first thing you see in the morning and the last face you perceive before sleeping, From before sunrise to past beyond sundown, you would be exposed to him; from 6am to 12am the next day; he would already be in your room before you're even awake. Subconsciously, you know he's there because the brain never stops working.
Of course, you would be sick of him! It doesn't matter if you came from an affectionate family or you turned out severely touch-starved, with extreme figures like these, anyone would be nauseated with his presence by the third week!
Yves fought back the urge to run the numbers back the fifth time. The cold hard facts are there, he made a grave mistake. Painstakingly recalculating everything is just a pathetic attempt to appease his denial that he lost control over himself.
He sighed and propped his head up by an elbow, absentmindedly fiddling on his calculator. Yves's eyes flitted up to the monitor. You're curled up into a ball on your bed, scrolling on your phone. Most likely to try and catch up with your own me-time. Yves could see pixels of bags forming under your eyes.
He shook his head and decided he must rectify this. Yves got up from his seat and sauntered out of his office, switching the lights off but leaving his surveillance equipment on.
Meanwhile, you yawned, closing your eyes and letting your phone slip next to you. Finally but reluctantly drifting off to sleep.
#yandere#yandere x reader#yandere oc#yandere male#yandere concept#tw yandere#yandere x you#yandere oc x reader#male yandere oc x reader#oc yves#oc montgomery
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ON TOUR PREVIEW.
SOUNDCHECK
PART I OF ON TOUR SERIES.
Hyunjin x reader x Felix.
Synopsis: Your best friend, Felix is in a rock band and he takes you to join him on tour as the band's photographer. On the road, you gain a lot of more than just exciting new experiences.
Preview under the cut!
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Han has his tongue out as he tries to catch his breath, standing facing the nig portable air conditioner to cool himself down.
Hyunjin is the last one to come backstage, practically drenched in sweat. His t-shirt is soaking wet that it's stuck to his body.
He sits on top of a box with his head down, sweat dripping from the end of his hair with the red hair dye fades into the white t-shirt he's wearing.
Felix puts his hand on your shoulder as a support, as he too, is running out of breath. The sleeveless top he's wearing is sticking to his skin despite it having two gaping holes on each side, exposing just enough to let everyone know he has toned abs under there.
Realizing that you unintentionally ogling at your best friend, you shake the thoughts away, quickly grabbing a bottled water nearby and uncap it for him.
"For the greatest drummer in the world," you switch the towel in his hand with it.
He's too exhausted to laugh at it that he can only grin, then takes a long, big gulp of water it spills out the corner of his mouth and dribbles down his chin. He finishes the whole bottle in under a minute.
With the already damp towel, you dab the sweat on his face and neck, carefully not ruining the make-up that somehow survives the extra moisture on his face.
A few minutes have passed with the crowd chanting for an encore when it's obvious that they need another few minutes of break.
You check the setlist taped to the wall and they have three songs to play for the encore. You wonder how they can still fully function after performing for more than two hours already.
"Whenever you're ready, boys!" Someone says, which you believe is coming from the manager.
Felix grabs another bottled water, not to drink it but pours it on his head to cool it off, he pushes his bleached blonde hair to the back with his fingers.
This is the kind of sight that would make the fans go wild, but what can you say? Guess tonight they're not lucky as you.
Felix takes the towel back from you to wipe the water dribbling down his neck, "do I look alright?" He asks with his eyes wide.
You saw the stylist put on mascara on him earlier and now it's slightly smudged with how much he sweats, but that only adds to the rockstar look. You decide to only wipe the excess under his eyes ever so slowly with your pinky finger.
"Let's get ready!" Han says as he looks around for the members despite he's still catching his breath.
Felix puts his hand away from your shoulder to get a clean towel, using it to dab fresh sweat on his face.
Behind him, something catches your eyes, the red of Hyunjin's hair and him casually taking his t-shirt off in front of everyone. Well, everyone is probably used to this but not you, you're the only one having a hard time trying not to look his way.
Look away, look away, you repeatedly tell yourself, but instead of doing that, you do the exact opposite.
You stare at his back figure and see the ridges his back muscles made as he puts a t-shirt over his head that eventually covers his smooth skin, glistening wet even under the poor lighting backstage.
Han once again takes the lead, walking up to Felix and tapping him on the shoulder repeatedly as if to transfer his energy to him.
"Let's go!" He excitedly tells him.
Felix always manages to catch you off guard, surprising you by pressing a kiss on the cheek and you can only give in to him.
"Be right back!" He says with a grin.
Hyunjin follows them not long after, but stopping at the side to dry his hair with a towel, you feel a few drops of his sweat land on your arms.
He briefly glances at you, then tosses the damp towel away before entering the stage again.
That one stare reminds you why you're still holding a grudge against him, but at the same time, you don't want it to ruin the night.
However, once Hyunjin plays his guitar, you forget all about it.
You feel the shiver down your spine, and it's getting intense as the guitar riffs he plays charmed you to keep watching.
And it's hard to do so because he's so blinding.
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The full fic will be posted tomorrow!
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thinking ab the video that's like "it's an air fryer and it can be used for baking!" and "it's a portable air conditioner that doubles as a dehumidifier!" like
idk it's just. yeah. an air fryer is a convection oven. and yeah. cold air is naturally drier than warm air because the water condenses out of it.
both of these are just normal functions of the device. they're not like. additional features. they're just Part Of What That Device Does.
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Don't Forget to Water Your Bakugou
Day 4 Hypnosis, Day 5 Heat Stroke, Day 6 Not Realizing They're Injured, Day 12 Just A Little More, Day 25 Being Monitored, Alt #10 Shivering
Class 1-A goes on a field trip. It's a ridiculously hot and humid day, and unfortunately, Shinsou's group accidentally gets lost in the woods. Bakugou ends up getting heat stroke and Shinsou, Kaminari, and Yaoyorozu take care of him the only way they can.
Todoroki always talked about how field trips for Class 1-A were cursed, and at this point, Shinsou was leaning to the conspiracy theorist being right about that. They’d traveled to Iriomote-Ishigaki National Park, an island at the end of the archipelago of Japan, a forest that was isolated and uninhabited, something that almost guaranteed they wouldn’t be attacked by villains. They’d gone to study local plant and animal life, a science project of sorts. They’d been split into five groups of four, making sure that if anything happened, they’d have backup. Shinsou at first thought it was a bit much, needing backup on an uninhabited island, but he was new to Class 1-A, and he didn’t want to question anything he didn’t have experience with. Admittedly, it did kinda seem that wherever Class 1-A went, trouble followed.
The day had been much hotter and more humid than originally anticipated, and boy did it show. Everyone was sweating, uncomfortable, and complaining about it. Kaminari was one of the loudest, which came as no surprise. Todoroki had graciously offered some of his ice, but when they’d arrived, they’d been split into their groups to explore separate parts of the island. That had elicited a groan from everyone at the thought of losing their portable air conditioner, but Aizawa-sensei had shut them up with a glare. Unfortunately for Shinsou, Todoroki hadn’t been in his randomly assigned group, but at least Bakugou had, and he could take that. Not only was Bakugou one of the best in the class, he was actually kinda becoming Shinsou’s friend.
Kaminari had assimilated Shinsou into his friend group regardless if Shinsou wanted friends or not, saying that “You look like you need a friend, and these guys are the best!” It hadn’t been an easy transition for him, as he’d never had many friends due to his quirk, no one really ever trusted him with themselves, but Kaminari just steamrolled what he knew and before he really knew it, Shinsou had become a part of the Bakusquad and there was no going back. But strangely enough, Bakugou had been the one who made the transition more tolerable, as apparently, he’d been given the same treatment by Kirishima.
“The more you tell them you don’t want friends, the more they weasel into your life.” Bakugou had said. “They at least get more tolerable with time.”
And he’d been right. The more time he spent with the Bakusquad, the more he enjoyed their company. There was still a part of him that was waiting for the other shoe to drop, for them to ask him something like using his quirk on a teacher so they wouldn’t have to take a test, or to use his voice synthesizer as a prank, but so far they hadn’t. They just seemed… genuinely interested in his friendship. Shinsou wasn’t quite sure what to make of that honestly. He’d never met such sincere people who were willing to trust him, despite knowing his quirk.
His favorite way to spend time though was when the rest of the squad was playing video games or complaining as they did their homework, was to just sit sort of next to Bakugou in silence. Oftentimes Bakugou would be reading three chapters ahead, but he never said anything when Shinsou would sit next to him on the couch to do his own thing. Occasionally, he’d glance over at what Shinsou was doing, correct him if he messed something up, but mostly they just sat together. It was a much needed calmness in the hecticness of their previously unwanted friend group. He didn’t know if Bakugou enjoyed it as much as he did, but Bakugou never refused him, so he took that to mean he liked it too.
“It’s so hot.” Kaminari whined, for what felt like the fifth time. “I hate humidity. It’s not fair that we have to be here when it’s so humid.”
“Shut up, Pikachu.” Bakugou snapped, wiping his sweat from his brow. “Not all of us are so weak that we have to complain about each and every little thing. We fucking know you hate it, stop fucking complaining. Won’t change anything about our situation. Fucking deal with it.”
Kaminari pouted, and the last member of their group, Yaoyorozu, offered to make him a cooling cloth to put around his neck.
“Don’t give him an out, Ponytail!” Bakugou snarled, glaring fiercely at her. “He needs to fucking toughen up, a little heat is nothing. What happens if you get caught near a fire? We’ve trained for worse, stop being such a baby!”
Kaminari pouted. “Don’t I get a say in this? She didn’t offer it to you.”
“No, you fucking don’t.” Bakugou growled. “You’d cheat on tests if you could get away with it, I’m not fucking letting you cheat in this shit.”
Kaminari groaned, pouting, but he didn’t take Yaoyorozu up on her offer. Shinsou watched Bakugou carefully, and he realized something as they walked. Bakugou wasn’t just being a dick about this, making Kaminari suffer alongside the rest of them. But Shinsou noticed in his words that it almost seemed like Bakugou was trying to help Kaminari train. He was right, a fire was an intense amount of heat where things like cooling clothes wouldn’t help, or wouldn’t be available in the first place. It seemed as if Bakugou was trying to toughen Kaminari up himself, which was an interesting thought. Apparently Bakugou wasn’t as detached from the squad as he made himself appear to be. Very interesting.
Together, all four of them explored their area of the forest, Bakugou and Yaoyorozu writing down their notes of the things they observed. Only one person was really instructed to write everything down, Kaminari immediately made pleading eyes with Yaoyorozu until she accepted with a smile, but Bakugou seemed to be writing his own notes anyways. Shinsou kept an eye on what he was writing down, wanting to make sure he didn’t miss anything, needing to study twice as hard to be half as good as everyone else since he transferred in so late. It was actually the journal that initially gave Shinsou the first hint that something was wrong. Bakugou prided himself on his… well, everything, but one of the things was his very crisp, legible handwriting. But as they walked, as the minutes turned into an hour, Bakugou’s handwriting seemed to be getting worse.
“You okay, dude?” Shinsou whispered as Kaminari found a frog, (and then immediately shrieked when it leapt his way).
“I’m fine, why wouldn’t I be?” Bakugou snapped back, again wiping his brow.
“Just… thought your writing was getting a little messy.” Shinsou said, and when he said it aloud, he realized just how flimsy his evidence was. “You’re just usually so… neat.”
Bakugou just glared at him. “Keep your fucking nose out of my business.”
“I was just trying to help, okay?” Shinsou held up his hands. “I can’t believe I’m saying this but you and I are actually kinda friends now, and I was trying to look out for you.”
“I don’t need anyone’s help.” Bakugou rolled his eyes. “Let alone some stray that Pikachu brought home.”
Shinsou’s heart hurt a little at that, surprised by Bakugou’s testiness. Sure, the guy was always cranky, but this seemed a little strong for even the explosive boy. Bakugou had never called him a stray before, and even though he probably didn’t mean it, it still hurt to hear.
“Fine, asshole.” Shinsou snapped back. “Forgive me for wanting to be a decent human being to you. I won’t do it again.”
Shinsou then stomped off before Bakugou could reply, and went over to a giggling Yaoyorozu and a frightened Kaminari standing behind her.
“Hey, ‘Toshi, does your quirk work on animals?” Kaminari asked, staring warily at the tiny little frog. “It won’t leave me alone.”
“It doesn’t, Denki, but I don’t think we need it.” Shinsou just chuckled, and scooped the frog up gently. He then softly tossed it back near the river, and it jumped out of his hands to return to its house. “There. Now you’re safe from the itty bitty frog.”
Kamiari glared at him with a pout on his lips. “‘Toshiiiii. Don’t be so mean. We’ve already got Kacchan for that.”
Shinsou snorted bitterly. “Yeah we do.”
As dumb as Kaminari was, he said with love, Kaminari was actually very perceptive about people’s emotions. At least, when it didn’t come to flirting. “You okay?”
“Bakugou’s just an asshole, it’s fine.” Shinsou muttered.
“Oh, yeah, he gets extra cranky when he’s uncomfortable.” Kaminari shrugged casually, as if it was common knowledge. “And heat like this makes him cranky.”
Shinsou looked back at Bakugou, and saw him wiping his forehead again, panting a little. He vaguely remembered Kirishima making sure Bakugou drank lots of water on hot days, saying that Bakugou’s sweat didn’t cool him down like a normal person’s. It wasn’t an excuse, and he wasn’t forgiven, but at least Shinsou understood a little more.
Even so, Shinsou avoided Bakugou as they continued to explore, but the blond was quiet, reserved even, which Shinsou found odd but at the moment he didn’t care. He was just glad that Bakugou wasn’t yelling or snapping at anyone anymore.
“Um, guys?” Kaminari voiced after a bit, uncertainty clear in his tone. “Um. Does anyone remember how we got here? Because I can’t find the path we’re supposed to be on.”
Bakugou then stomped over to them with a snarl and a glare. “Are you saying you got us lost, Pikachu?”
“I- um, uh…”
“You stupid idiot!”
Shinsou then stepped between them, holding up his hand. “Hey! You weren’t paying attention to where we were going either. It’s just as much our fault as it is his!”
Bakugou just snarled at him and stalked off.
“Oi! Kacchan, where are you going?”
“Retracing our steps, idiot!” Bakugou shouted back.
Shinsou met Kaminari and Yaoyorozu’s eyes and nodded, following after him. If anyone knew what to do, it would be Bakugou. Kirishima had told him that he and Bakugou often went on hikes, even went rock climbing together too. He’d know what to do when lost in the woods.
Bakugou knelt down, seemingly examining their tracks. “Ponytail, make me a compass.”
“Kacchan, don’t you have one of those real fancy ones?” Kaminari asked.
“Yes, but it’s in my climbing pack, which is currently still in the dorms.” Bakugou said. “We weren’t going climbing, didn’t think I’d need to bring it. I wasn’t expecting you fucks to get us lost. So, Ponytail, make me a compass.”
“Of course, Bakugou.” Yaoyorozu said, and after a moment, handed him a compass.
“If we keep going southwest, based on our previous direction, we should make it back to the path Dunce Face wasn’t supposed to get off of.”
Bakugou then stood up, and wobbled for a moment. That caught everyone’s attention.
“Whoa, Kacchan, are you okay?”
“Bakugou, are you alright? Do you need some water?”
“I’m fine! Back off!” Bakugou snarled at them.
Shinsou noticed there was a faint flush of red on Bakugou’s cheeks as he shouted at them. A sunburn maybe? That would explain the crankiness, but not that moment where he lost his balance. Unless the sunburn was giving him a headache maybe? Most people were much more irritable when in pain.
“Just fucking keep up, I’m not fucking keeping track of you shits.”
“Why can’t you just let people care about you, huh?” Shinsou asked before he could stop himself, even though he knew that his question would piss Bakugou off.
“I don’t need your fucking pity!” Bakugou shouted back at him, wiping his forehead again. If Shinsou wasn’t so distracted by Bakugou’s anger, he would’ve noticed that Bakugou’s skin was too dry for the hotness of the day.
“I’m not fucking giving you any!” Shinsou yelled, refusing to back down. Shinsou had observed enough interactions with the explosive blond, he knew that the best way to get through to him was to not back down from his anger. “Not everyone who fucking asks if you’re okay is fucking pitying you, you asshole!”
Yaoyorozu then stepped between them. “Boys, please! Yelling at each other isn’t going to get us back on the path.”
Bakugou just snarled at him again before stomping off.
They quickly followed, Shinsou switching between fury and worry as he looked at his friend. Bakugou’s breath was coming a little faster than usual as they walked, and his skin was flushed red. But at the same time, Bakugou seemed his normal, cranky, asshole self. Though, he also knew that Bakugou would never tell them he wasn’t feeling well. Damn bastard. At this point, Shinsou didn’t even know whether or not he even should be worried. He didn’t think Bakugou was a liar, and he seemed very convinced that he was fine.
Suddenly, Bakugou stopped, and his hand came to his forehead.
When he didn’t speak, Yaoyorozu did. “Um, Bakugou? Is everything alright?”
Bakugou didn’t answer her.
Too late, Shinsou realized Bakugou was tilting to the side, and he watched in horror as Bakugou’s legs seemed to give out. His newly trained hero instincts had him moving before he could even process what was happening, his arms immediately wrapping around Bakugou’s body. But even with the strength training he’d been doing, he couldn’t stop them both from crashing to the ground, Shinsou doing his best to clutch Bakugou’s head to his chest, doing his best to protect his friend.
“Bakugou!” “Kacchan!”
Kaminari and Yaoyorozu rushed to their side, and Shinsou pulled himself up a little, still holding Bakugou close to his chest, adjusting so he was laying up against a nearby tree. Hands came to Bakugou’s shoulders, his waist, and together he and Yaoyorozu turned the unconscious blond over. Bakugou’s head lolled limply, and Shinsou’s heart began to pound in his chest.
“Fuck, he feels like he’s on fire.” Shinsou murmured, pressing his hand to Bakugou’s forehead. “And I think he stopped sweating.”
“His heart and breathing are also going too fast.” Yaoyorozu added, her face set in a serious expression. “I think he has heat stroke.”
Shinsou’s stomach twisted painfully with dread. Irritability and agitation were also a sign of heat stroke, and Shinsou had just chalked it up to Bakugou just being an asshole. Dammit, he knew something was wrong with Bakugou, and he let Bakugou’s attitude deter him from checking on his friend. Dammit.
“Heat stroke? Isn’t that the really serious one?” Kaminari asked, fear evident in his voice.
Yaoyorozu nodded grimly. “Yes. It means his body temperature is over 40 (104) degrees. We need to cool him down immediately.”
“The river.” Shinsou said, and Yaoyorozu and Kaminari nodded.
Shinsou stood up, and grabbed Bakugou’s right arm, as Kaminari grabbed his left. Together, they hauled Bakugou up, slinging his arms over their shoulders and grabbing Bakugou’s waist, running as quickly as they could to the river. Bakugou’s feet dragged limply as they ran, and Shinsou just tried to focus on getting to the river. Bakugou would be okay, they just had to cool him down. The river was close, they just had to get him there.
“Okay, so should we just toss him in or something?” Kaminari asked, clearly panicking a little. Shinsou didn’t blame him. He’d known 1A long enough to know that when something bad happened, they looked to Bakugou (and Midoriya and Todoroki) for the game plan, Kaminari and the Bakusquad especially. And he knew how Kaminari studied, which is to say not at all, so poor Kaminari must feel like he has absolutely no idea of what to do.
“No, we need to ease him in gently, otherwise we might put him into shock.” Yaoyorozu said. Then she shifted a little nervously. “And… we need to take his clothes off.”
Awkwardness hung heavy in the air for a moment. But then Shinsou just took a deep breath, and nodded. None of them wanted to do this, but it had to be done. “Alright. Yaomomo, you get his shirt off, and then Denki and I will get his pants.”
Shinsou watched Yaoyorozu’s nimble fingers undo the buttons on Bakugou’s white shirt, exposing more and more of his skin as she went. They wrangled Bakugou’s limp arms out of his shirt, and then he and Kaminari laid Bakugou down onto the ground. Shinsou’s hands shook a little as he unbuckled Bakugou’s belt, and then the buttons on his pants. Kaminari and Yaoyorozu lifted his waist so Shinsou could slide the fabric down Bakugou’s body, then they took off Bakugou’s shoes and socks, setting them aside so Shinsou could place the other clothes on them.
After taking a few moments to splash the river water onto Bakugou’s heated skin, all three of them carefully maneuvered Bakugou into the cool water. Slowly, they laid Bakugou down to where the water was coming up just below his shoulders. The blond made a soft sound as they did, but he didn’t seem to wake fully. Shinsou’s stomach twisted hard with dread again.
Yaoyorozu pulled a rag out of her chest. She dipped it into the water and wrung it out before placing it on Bakugou’s forehead. She then took a big, deep breath before her chest sparkled as she pulled a sunbrella out, which Kaminari set up to cast them into shadow. “Okay, that should be good for now. It’s not ideal, but this should keep him from overheating even further, and should hopefully bring his temperature down.”
Shinsou didn’t like how Yaoyorozu was saying ‘should’, but it was the best they had. A hand suddenly came to his shoulder, and when he faced it, Kaminari was looking at him with a sad smile.
“Don’t worry, ‘Toshi. He’ll be alright. He always is. He’s Bakugou. If he could survive like twelve villain attacks, then heat’s got nothing on him.”
Shinsou nodded softly, grateful for his friend’s optimism. “We need to get back to the teachers, they can take him back to the mainland and get him actual help.”
“I mean, that’s a good plan, ‘Toshi, but going back to the river made us even more lost.” Kaminari sighed. “Wait, Yaomomo, can you make, like, a GPS or something? Something that could find the teachers?”
“Well, I could make a GPS but that would only tell us where we are.” Yaoyorozu murmured. “I could make one if someone decides to go looking for the teachers, that would lead them back to us. But it wouldn’t make us any less lost.”
Kaminari deflated a little. Shinsou put his hand on Kaminari’s shoulder and squeezed.
“We’ll figure this out, Denks.” Shinsou tried for a smile. “We just need to put our heads together. We’re smart, we can think of something.”
A sudden noise caught all of their attention, and Bakugou’s crimson eyes fluttered open a little. Oh thank god. As much as Shinsou had studied hero coursework, being trapped on an island away from all medical help and other people with someone with heat stroke hadn’t exactly been covered. Shinsou was really relieved that Bakugou would be back to be able to guide them back to camp.
But when Shinsou’s eyes met Bakugou’s, his heart sank. Unfocused crimson was dull with haze, and Shinsou’s shoulders slumped. Bakugou’s mouth moved for a moment with no sound before he croaked out a quiet, “water.”
Everyone scrambled to grab their water bottles, and since Shinsou’s was the only one with a straw, it was quickly decided that that would be the one used, and Shinsou brought it to Bakugou’s lips. Yaoyorozu positioned herself behind Bakugou, lifting him gently so his head rested in her lap. Shinsou pressed the straw to Bakugou’s lips, and he took a sip.
“Come on, Bakugou, just a little more.” Shinsou softly coaxed, keeping his water bottle at Bakugou’s lips.
Bakugou made a hushed noise of negation. “Mm… mm. Feel sick.”
“The water will help, Bakugou, come on.” Shinsou said. When Bakugou refused again, his voice still slightly slurred, a terrible idea came into his head.
It seemed that Kaminari had the same idea as he said, “Um, Hitosh? Maybe you should use your quirk.”
Shinsou looked to Yaoyorozu, who he trusted with making this decision. He wouldn’t dare use his quirk without everyone agreeing.
“He really does need the water.” Yaoyorozu sighed. “Feeling sick is a symptom of heat stroke, and he needs the hydration to combat it.”
Shinsou’s shoulders slumped, and he nodded. He hated using his quirk like this, when the innocent person he was using it on wasn’t consenting, but it was for the greater good.
Bakugou, please, just drink a little more.” Shinsou pleaded with him one last time, wanting to save using his quirk as a last resort.
Again, Bakugou refused, turning his head away from the water bottle. It broke his heart, but when the blond murmured, “uh-uh,” Shinsou activated his quirk. He blanketed Bakugou’s mind with his quirk, calming Bakugou’s fierce willpower with a soft darkness. Bakugou’s mind was powerful, and if he was fully conscious Shinsou doubted he’d be able to get control of Bakugou. But he wasn’t fully conscious, he was suffering and dehydrated, so Shinsou easily got a hold of Bakugou’s mind.
“Drink five small sips of water.” Shinsou commanded, using careful language. He always had to be careful in the language he used on those he controlled, as vagueness just left them confused and disoriented, able to fight back.
As commanded, Bakugou drank five more sips of water, and Shinsou used his quirk to soften the edges of the illness Bakguou was feeling right now, able to feel his own stomach rolling as Bakgou’s did. But the power of telepathy behind his quirk also let Shinsou soothe neural impulses, and he could ease the nausea within Bakugou to keep him drinking without issue.
“Is that enough?” Shinsou whispered, not breaking eye contact with Bakugou. “Has he had enough?”
He could feel his friends’ discomfort as they watched him control Bakugou, even if it was necessary, and he hated it. He wanted it over with as quickly as possible, for all their sakes.
“M-may… maybe a little more?” Yaoyorozu responded after a moment. “I-I can’t tell if he’s hydrated enough.”
“Drink five more small sips of water.” Shinsou commanded, and Bakugou instantly complied.
Shinsou felt Bakugou’s mind wavering, and he knew Bakugou was close to passing out again, so he withdrew his mind from Bakugou’s. Still, it took a moment to meet his friends’ eyes again. He knew they wouldn’t blame him for doing that, but it didn’t make him feel any less lousy for needing to control Bakugou to get him to drink some damn water. He just hung his head for a minute, needing to gather his courage to look Kaminari and Yaoyorozu in the eye again.
“H-hey, he’s shivering.” Kaminari said, which caused Shinsou to look up at the electric blond. “Does that mean the water is too cold?”
“No I don’t think so.” Yaoyorozu shook her head, feeling Bakugou’s cheeks and neck with the back of her hand. “He’s cooled down a little though. He’s not as hot as before.”
“Think we can chance moving him?” Shinsou asked, with a pit of dread in his stomach that the river wouldn’t help their friend for too much longer.
“I’m not sure.” Yaoyorozu worried at her lip. “If we weren’t lost, I’d think we could, but we still have no idea how far our base camp is from here. We can’t take him and look for help for more than… I’d say a half an hour. It would just make him worse.”
“Then you guys stay here.” Kaminari said, suddenly standing. “I’m gonna go look for help.”
“Whoa, hey, Denki-”
“No, I got us lost, I need to get us unlost.” Kaminari said. “Kacchan needs a hospital where they can actually get him out of this humidity and actually cool him off and stuff. And Hitoshi, you need to be able to help Kacchan when he can’t do it himself and Yaomomo knows the most about heat stroke and can make anything he needs. I’m expendable, I need to go looking for someone who can help us get out of here.”
“You’re not expendable, Denki!” Shinsou argued, hating that what Kaminari was saying was making a little sense, but he refused to let his friend think so lowly of himself.
“Yes, Kaminari, Shinsou’s right. You’re not expendable. You’ve been incredibly helpful.”
“Well, I’m gonna go be more helpful.” Kaminari said resolutely, and Shinsou knew they wouldn’t be able to change his mind. Once any member of the Bakusquad set their minds to something, there was no talking them out of it. “Yaomomo, can I have that GPS?”
Shinsou and Yaoyorozu exchanged a glance, and he could see a resignation in her eyes that matched his own.
“Alright, but please be careful, Kaminari.” Yaoyorozu pleaded, and within moments, she handed him a fully functioning GPS system. “Walking alone in the woods seems to be inviting trouble.”
“I’ll be safe, Yaomomo.” Kaminari gave them a thumbs up, and unexpectedly, it did kinda make Shinsou feel better. “I’ll be real careful, I promise.”
Yaoyorozu then handed Kaminari a walkie talkie. “Take this too, so we can keep in contact.”
“Check in like every five minutes, dude.” Shinsou said, his worry clearly shining through. “And make sure to drink lots of water.”
“I will. Just stay here, guys, I’ll get help.” Kaminari said, giving them both a look before turning and taking off. Shinsou watched with a heavy heart until Kaminari was out of sight. He knew that the park was uninhabited, but there was always the risk of getting injured or heat exhaustion or spooking a venomous animal. Kaminari could break his ankle or get bitten by a snake or fall down a crevasse or…
“He’ll be alright.” Yaoyorozu then said, startling him from his thoughts. “If there’s anything that Class 1-A is, it’s good in a crisis.”
Shinsou huffed softly. “Yeah. Guess Fate decided that I’m supposed to see that for myself.”
“Hey-o, my dudes, I’m still alive.” The walkie talkie then chirped and they giggled a little, Kaminari’s words breaking the tension a little.
“Glad to hear it, man.” Shinsou said into their receiver.
Silence followed for a little while, but it wasn’t as awkward as Shinsou was used to. Most silences around him were awkward, people wanting too much from him or no one feeling comfortable around him, but for some reason, it was a calm silence, like how when he sat with Bakugou on the couch. If Bakugou hadn’t been so sick, it would’ve been almost nice.
As an amount of time that Shinsou wasn’t sure of passed, he and Yaoyorozu just kept tending to Bakugou. Re-soaking the cloth on his forehead with cool water, gently splashing his exposed skin, adjusting the sunbrella to keep the sun off of them. Bakugou regained consciousness a couple of times, and Shinsou was able to get him to drink a little bit more water, but he never stayed awake long enough for much else. Kaminari routinely checked in with them, telling them that he was fine, and venting a little about how all trees look alike. Shinsou just prayed that Kaminari wasn’t getting any more lost.
“I’m- I’m sorry guys, I feel like I’ve passed this tree like four times, I can’t- hey! Guys! Over here!” Kaminari shouted through the walkie talkie, and both Shinsou and Yaoyorozu perked up.
“What’s going on, Kaminari?” Yaoyorozu asked.
“Oh my god, I can’t believe I finally found you guys, I’ve been searching for forever!” Kaminari said, not answering the question.
“Where the hell have you guys been, man?!” That was Kirishima, worry evident in his tone. Kaminari had found their class again! “We’ve been looking for you guys for over an hour!”
“Kacchan got heat stroke, we had to go to the river to cool him down, and we got lost.” Kaminari said desperately. “But- but don’t worry, Yaomomo made me a GPS thingy, it’ll lead us straight back to them!”
“Then let’s waste no time.” Shinsou was a little surprised to hear their teacher’s voice, but he supposed that when students were missing, Aizawa-sensei would never let his students search alone. “Lead us back to your group, Kaminari.”
“Yes, sir, Aizawa-sensei sir!”
“Thank goodness.” Yaoyorozu murmured, softly stroking Bakugou’s cheek almost absentmindedly. “I was beginning to get really worried.”
Shinsou nodded, his body untensing as relief flooded through him. “Yeah, me too.”
After a bit, Kaminari shouted through the walkie talkie. “Guys! Guys! The GPS thingy says we’ll be at your location in three minutes.”
“Understood, Kaminari, and thank you.” Yaoyorozu answered.
Aizawa must have taken the walkie talkie because it was his voice that echoed through next. “How’s Bakugou?”
“Still unconscious, but he’s better than when he first passed out.” Yaoyorozu replied. “His shivering has calmed down a little, and we’ve been able to get him to drink some water when he does wake up.”
“Well done.”
Once everyone arrived, Shinsou thought it was like a sort of controlled chaos. Everyone else must have returned on time, as Aizawa had been walking with their whole class, probably to keep everyone together, and so many people immediately rushed in to help. Kirishima picked Bakugou up, Todoroki brushed a thin layer of ice over Bakugou’s skin, Sero grabbed all of Bakugou’s clothes, Midoriya and the girls immediately worried over both he and Yaoyorozu, checking over them as Aizawa checked over Bakugou. It was a lot of stimulation at once, and kinda overwhelming, but then Kaminari put a hand on Shinsou’s shoulder and squeezed gently, grounding him a little, and Shinsou managed a small smile.
As they headed back to the boat, with Bakugou in Kirishima’s arms, Shinsou finally felt a sense of tranquility come over him, safe in the knowledge that soon they’d be back in their air conditioned dormitory and Bakugou would be in an air conditioned hospital room. While they walked, Shinsou couldn’t help but find himself drawn to Bakugou’s slack face. It was strange, his blank face looked almost peaceful, serene. It was the gentlest expression he thought he’d ever seen on Bakugou. He wondered if the blond could tell that he was surrounded by friends and safety as they walked. He hoped so.
When Bakugou woke up later in Recovery Girl’s office, Shinsou would be there waiting for him.
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Azure's Corner
Democrat Governors are coming out with the same line, "... we'll fight their hateful agenda."
Let's be clear on this, shall we? The Democrats are the only ones running around calling Republicans Hitlers. Which in so doing, have undermined their own arguments. They are the ones who specifically, as Kamala stated she would have if elected, implemented Draconian laws in support of liberalized authoritarianism.
In California, your rights as a parent belong to the State of California. Your child when in school and with a mental illness, can be abused by the State, manipulated by the State, chemically castrated and surgically mutilated by the State: Without your consent. Should you find out and oppose it, your child can be confiscated by the State and you can be imprisoned.
California isn't a Republican state.
Any Democrat Governor coming out claiming that the Trump Administration is going to be this vile and evil thing coming after people, let's just look at how Kamala was going to implement price control on everything. The Government, specifically only the President, would be able to dictate what prices were on everything. From food to appliances, and Biden was already laying the foundation for it by banning consumers from purchasing certain appliances. If you bought a gas stove, for instance, you could wind up fined and potentially imprisoned.
This wasn't a Republican President saying these things, these were Democrats running for and already was President.
Imagine Kamala jacking up the prices on certain affordable in-window portable air conditioners from a hundred bucks to a thousand bucks. Your only option is a swamp cooler that costs half that much. You are poor and live in a hot part of the country.
What then, fans?
So when people like myself called Kamala a Communist; it wasn't vilification or demonization. It was because she fucking is one. Her father is one. Her mentor, advisor, and financial backer George Soros is one. She speaks at secretive Communist gatherings in Palm Springs hosted by Soros. She's so close to him, his son visited her repeatedly last year more times than anyone else to provide "advice."
Who was running the show while Biden drooled?
The very people from Newsome to Walz, Hochul included, all are either delusional or they're lying to you. Hochul was buddy buddy with a Chinese Foreign Agent working for her as her assistant. You can't tell me she didn't know her assistant was a spy for China, altering documents and bribing or coercing New York officials into doing her bidding while also manipulating Hochul.
Don't believe me yet?
From every BLUE State, there's a list of spies operating for China within the United States. Their associations with the governments of California, Chicago, New York, and perhaps others are well documented.
But this isn't just about that as a standing platform as to why the Democrats have been operating what really looked like and sounded like Communism. It's also that they had turned a blind eye to real Nazi fascism in the form of ACAB, the purported Antifa groups operating throughout the United States. Where did they go this election? Why aren't they rioting like they did when Trump first won?
It's easy: The Democrats were so proud and felt they held the reigns on you as a citizen, that they didn't manipulate the narrative or perhaps they realized they were being manipulated.
It appears very soundly that the Democrats intentionally sabotaged their own campaign, but they didn't. It was hubris. It was relying on demonization of Republicans and insulting Americans for voting Republican. Every pundit on The View is demonizing and spouting racist hatred on national television against any person of color who voted for Trump.
I thought liberals loved people of color and that they weren't racist?
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Sunni claims her daughter has less rights and that she's part of the working class, that she has less rights. This is untrue. The rights not held by the Federal Government rest in the States or the Citizen. Everything she's saying is wholly wrong. She's also not a working class person when she makes millions per year.
Whoopi makes a baseless claim that many people she knows died trying to vote. No one died trying to vote in 2024. I mean, unless you count the 16 million missing voters from 2020...
Furthermore, Whoopi goes on to iterate that Trump's rhetoric is synonymous with the racist words that Biden himself espoused 50 to 70 years ago!
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However, they stick to the guns that Trump said he'd be a dictator on day one, out of context. He was making a joke. If you watch what he said, he was joking because he iterated that. The news ran with it out of context and these idiots believe it.
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Here's the real take on Biden, so why weren't liberalized woke Democrats having the same reaction?
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It's because they're the white wealthy of the nation seeking to eek out their slice of the elitist pie when America turns Communist through their policies. Just like what happened in Russia when it became the Soviet Union under Stalin, as China did under Mao, and just like Russia is becoming today under Putin.
Listen to this racist ass breakdown of the demographics of the election:
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"Hispanic voters think like, well, any other voters."
The fuck do you mean by that? Is it a presumption that Hispanic voters don't think like other voters or just that they don't think? Then you get these white folks making the assumptive statement that they're surprised that Hispanics don't vote Democrat, that only 'a few' or 'some' are Republican. That white bitch then tries to placate her comment by stating they'd vote conservative, implying their religious views to which the one Hispanic woman on the show corrects her that there's a spectrum of views in the Hispanic community.
Then they make this comment that 70% of white women voting for Trump are uneducated. Then she makes the allegation that Latino men are what? Misogynistic. She doesn't say it, but her implication of it. The call out that what she was implying was the actual problem.
Duh.
So this is the truth. The Democrats really pushed this Nation to a breaking point by demonization and ignoring how racist they actually are.
The real threat to this country are those Democrats who are life-long senate and representatives, or operatives seeking to obtain as much power as possible because they believe that people of color are dumb and need the Government to manage their lives.
Yeah...
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Fill the Gaps: Backup Your Backups
To rely on a single source of anything is a prescription for disaster. It's a single point of failure. To take it a step further; to rely on only one backup for your primary source is still a prescription for disaster.
Redundancy Is Key!
Here's a personal, real-life example for heating my house: I use electric as my primary source of heat. If my grid-electric goes out, I have a hybrid (gasoline/propane) generator that can run my electric heat. If my generator runs out of gas, I can switch it over to use propane. If the generator propane runs out, I have a propane heater in my house with a separate [large] propane tank. If my house propane runs out, I have a kerosene heater and, lastly, I have a wood stove and plenty of chopped-up wood to heat my home. If the chopped wood runs out, I live on a wooded lot and can start taking down trees (after using the ones that have already fallen). It's doubtful that I would need to resort to emergency cutting down of trees but I hope I've made my point. I have six backups for heating my house if the grid-electric goes out. I have summer cooling options like [battery and electric] fans and a portable air conditioner if my central air conditioner goes down. I'm constantly working to improve my solar and wind generator solution as an alternate power source to grid electricity. The same goes for my income (2 sources of retirement, a part-time job and a hobby with the potential to make money) and investments (cash, bank accounts, precious metals, real estate). I frequently backup my computer on 2 devices and keep them in 2 separate places, taking one with me, with my 2nd laptop computer, if I need to go somewhere. Food is another example by always having canned and dehydrated options/backups, a garden and livestock. How about bottled water and water filtering? Never should it be assumed that things will always be as they are and backups won't fail. Jobs are lost, vehicles break down, electric goes out, weather can stop us from getting to the store. It's the prudent thing to do to think of what I need to live and implement/purchase methods that will back that up and then come up with a 3rd [or 4th or 5th] backup option. As a Prepper, I not only prepare for emergencies from external sources but also for when my own preps fail or are depleted. Redundancy is one of the high marks of being a prepared person.
Where are the Gaps in your Preps and Skills? Find them. Fill them!
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The little homemade heaters with the flower pots and candles will be a lifesaver
Preferably work on keeping a central room warm for when the power goes out, and stay in that room.
Layer Your Clothing. If you've got wool? Toss that shit on. Cotton will not keep you as warm as wool, nor will mixed fibers.
With blankets I've learned softest first when you're underneath them. Keeps the heat trapped better and is also more comfortable.
If you have them, keep portable chargers charged for when the power goes out. The cold will drain your electronics batteries.
If you've a neighbor you're friends with, it wouldn't hurt to team up during this cold and stay in one of the houses. More bodies=more heat
Do NOT but hot water on cold/freezing body parts you will fuck up your nerves. Seriously yall please don't do that, you need to slowly warm them up.
Stay inside as much as possible, try not to open any doors unless you absolutely have to.
If you've got dogs, keep them where you sleep at night. They're gonna be cold (unless they're like a super hardy breed with an outdoor insulated area) and they can also help keep you warm underneath those blankets.
If you can't do blankets/sheets over windows, cardboard is the next best thing. Take out any air conditioners and close the window. Seal up what you can with towels.
If you can, check on your elderly neighbors to see if they've got everything or have some place to go, seriously. This will end up killing sick, elderly, and babies if they don't have ways to keep warm.
Stock up (but don't buy out) on matches, lighters can only go so far.
Candles will give out heat, the dollar store has those religious ones for $1.25 that you can buy to help.
Dig those sleeping bags for camping out if you can, just having a layer between you and the ground can really help out when you sleep on it.
There’s a nasty winter storm that’s going to hit most of the central regions of the US tomorrow (21 December 2022), especially tomorrow night. Please check your local forecasts if you live anywhere west of the rocky mountains, even down as far south as Texas. In some areas of the Plains region, windchill is likely to be -50F to -70F. That is so cold that you will develop frostbite in minutes. You will lose extremities without protection if you are exposed to windchill that cold. -70F is “surface of Mars” cold.
My part of the US is going to be below freezing all next week. This is normal for some. Not so normal for others.
If your area is likely to be impacted by the storm, please prepare now. The most important thing is staying warm and staying inside until things warm up outside. Specific tips I can offer, as somebody who regularly deals with cold winters are:
Put blankets over windows and doors. This will help your house retain heat.
Stay well-fed. Buy food now. You will get hungry faster because your body will burn calories to stay warm.
Stay hydrated. If your lips are chapped you’re probably dehydrated.
Stay dry. Remove wet clothing as soon as possible. It is better to be naked than wet when it is cold.
If it is going to get below freezing for more than an hour or two, run your water at a trickle or drip to prevent your pipes from bursting. The colder it gets the faster your pipes will freeze.
Here’s the weather forecast for this storm:
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That reindeer reminds me of my cat. Plopping down in front of the portable air conditioner in high summer and not moving until the flow of cool air is turned off again.
Hardly anywhere in Vancouver, Canada has air conditioning except malls, nice hotel rooms, and office towers. If you live in a detached house, you can install a mini split at vast expense. But most townhouses and apartment buildings prohibit people installing central air in their own units. Thus, portable AC in the window. I finally broke down and bought one in June of 2023. Two years past the heat dome of 2021.
I work as part of a virtual team with someone in Toronto who couldn’t believe we don’t have AC here. Her brain could not compute getting through a summer without AC the way I did every summer until 2023.
In short, go reindeer!
Everything in the PNW is too damn hot. You'll find me today as I found this reindeer at Columbus last spring: being a slug in front of the biggest fan possible.
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How Much Does Air Conditioner Repair Cost? A Complete Breakdown
Air conditioners are essential for maintaining comfort in homes and businesses, especially during warm seasons. When an air conditioner malfunctions, quick Air conditioner repair is often a priority.
However, the cost of air conditioner repair can vary widely based on factors like the type of repair needed, the AC model, and your location.
Here’s a complete breakdown of the main factors influencing AC repair costs and how you can estimate what you spend on common repairs.
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1. Type Of Repair Required
The type and extent of the AC Repair are the primary factors affecting cost. Minor repairs like fixing a thermostat or replacing a small part typically cost less.
However, more complex repairs, like fixing a refrigerant leak or replacing the compressor, can be considerably more expensive. For example, refrigerant leak repairs may involve additional charges for the refrigerant itself, which can add up depending on how much is needed.
2. Type And Age Of The AC Unit
The model and age of the air conditioner can also impact repair costs. Older units may have parts that are harder to find or no longer manufactured, driving up the price of repairs.
Additionally, older units may require more frequent repairs, making replacement a consideration. Newer models, particularly energy-efficient ones, may have specialized parts or technology, which could also increase repair costs.
Central air conditioning systems are more expensive to repair than window or portable units because they are larger and more complex.
3. Labor Costs And Seasonality
HVAC contractors charge an hourly rate in many areas, and more involved repairs will naturally cost more due to the time required.
Additionally, costs may increase during peak seasons, such as summer, when HVAC companies are in high demand. Some companies offer emergency services for an added fee, which may be necessary if you urgently need cooling during a heatwave. ( Air Conditioning Service )
4. Preventative Maintenance Impact
Regular maintenance can identify issues early on and prevent costly repairs. Many HVAC companies offer maintenance packages that include seasonal inspections and minor tune-ups.
By investing in regular maintenance, you may avoid the need for larger, more expensive repairs in the future.
Final Thoughts
While the cost of AC repair can vary based on many factors, understanding the typical breakdown can help you budget effectively and make informed decisions.
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How to Store Your Dab Rig Safely and Securely
Dab rigs are essential tools for concentrate enthusiasts, providing a smooth and flavorful experience. However, they are often made of delicate materials like glass, which can easily break or become damaged if not stored properly. Proper storage of your dab rig not only ensures its longevity but also keeps it in optimal condition for every session. Whether you’re at home or on the go, taking a few precautions can protect your rig and maintain its performance. Here’s how to store your dab rig safely and securely.
1. Store in a Safe, Stable Location
The most important factor in storing your dab rig is ensuring that it is placed in a stable, secure spot where it won’t be at risk of being knocked over or falling. Choose a flat, sturdy surface that is free from potential hazards like edges or corners where the rig could easily be bumped. A dedicated shelf or storage cabinet designed to hold your rig is ideal, as it keeps it out of the way of traffic while reducing the risk of accidents.
Avoid storing your dab rig near high-traffic areas where people might accidentally knock it over. If you use your rig frequently, consider investing in a display case or storage box that can safely house it, keeping it protected from accidental bumps or falls.
2. Use Protective Cases or Covers
For added protection, especially when traveling or storing your dab rig in places where it might be moved around, consider using a protective case or cover. There are many options available, from padded carrying cases to soft fabric covers designed specifically for Dab Rig. These cases provide a layer of cushioning that can absorb shock and prevent your rig from getting damaged by minor bumps or drops.
For those who use portable rigs or travel frequently with their dab rigs, investing in a high-quality travel case with compartments for the rig, accessories, and even your concentrate tools will help keep everything organized and protected.
3. Disassemble Your Rig When Not in Use
To ensure that your dab rig is safe and easy to clean, it’s a good practice to disassemble it when not in use. Remove the nail or banger, carb cap, and any other removable parts. This prevents wear and tear on the joints and seals, as well as reduces the risk of accidental damage. If you use water filtration, draining the water out of the rig can also prevent mold or residue buildup.
Disassembling the rig also makes cleaning easier and more thorough, which can help maintain its performance and prevent buildup that could affect the flavor of your hits.
4. Keep It Clean and Dry
A clean, dry dab rig is less likely to become damaged during storage. Ensure that the rig is fully cleaned and free from residue before storing it. Any leftover concentrate or water in the rig can attract dirt and dust, and it can also cause build-up over time. Make sure the rig is completely dry to prevent moisture from accumulating, which can lead to bacteria growth or corrosion, especially in metal components like nails or carb caps.
After cleaning, store your dab rig in a dry environment to avoid mold or mildew growth. Consider using moisture-absorbing packs in your storage area if humidity is a concern.
5. Avoid Extreme Temperature Changes
Dab rigs, especially those made of glass, are sensitive to extreme temperature changes, which can cause them to crack or break. Avoid storing your rig in areas with rapid temperature fluctuations, such as near heaters, air conditioners, or windows where sunlight might shine directly onto it. These temperature extremes can put unnecessary stress on the glass and cause it to expand or contract too quickly, resulting in cracks.
Try to store your dab rig at room temperature, in a consistent environment free from drastic changes. If you're traveling with a portable dab rig, ensure that it’s kept at a temperature-controlled environment and avoid leaving it in hot or cold vehicles for extended periods.
6. Use a Display Stand for Easy Access
If you prefer to display your dab rig as part of your decor, consider investing in a display stand or holder. These stands are designed to keep your rig upright and secure, reducing the chance of it tipping over. Many stands are made from materials like wood, acrylic, or silicone and are specifically designed to cradle your rig while keeping it safe.
A display stand is also a great way to keep your rig accessible for easy use, while still protecting it from accidental damage. Just make sure that the stand is stable and won’t be easily bumped or knocked over.
7. Store in a Secure Area Away from Children and Pets
If you have children or pets, it’s essential to store your dab rig in a place that is out of their reach. Children and pets are naturally curious and may not understand the fragility or potential hazards of a dab rig. Storing your rig in a high cabinet, lockable drawer, or secure display case will keep it safe from accidental damage and ensure that it stays out of reach.
Consider using childproof locks or covers for areas where your dab rig is stored to prevent unauthorized access and accidents.
Conclusion
Storing your dab rig properly is key to maintaining its longevity and performance. By keeping it in a safe, stable location, using protective cases, and disassembling it when not in use, you can ensure that your rig stays in top condition for every session. Regular cleaning, avoiding extreme temperatures, and keeping it away from children and pets will further protect your investment. With a little care and attention, your dab rig can provide smooth, flavorful hits for years to come.
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The Importance of Air Conditioning in Cape Town
In Cape Town, air conditioning is no longer a luxury; it is now an essential part of many residents' daily lives. With its Mediterranean climate, Cape Town has hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. As temperatures rise, the demand for effective cooling solutions rises, making air conditioning a critical component of comfort in homes and businesses across the city. This article discusses the importance of air conditioning in Cape Town, its benefits, and installation and maintenance considerations.
Climate Considerations
Cape Town's climate can be quite variable, with summer temperatures frequently exceeding 30 degrees Celsius. Having a dependable air conditioning system during the hotter months is critical for maintaining a comfortable indoor environment. Without proper air conditioning, homes can become uncomfortably warm, resulting in sleepless nights and decreased productivity during the day.
Benefits of Air Conditioning
Enhanced Comfort
The primary advantage of air conditioning in Cape Town is the comfort it offers. A properly functioning air conditioning system can regulate indoor temperatures, ensuring that residents stay cool even on the hottest days. This comfort is especially important for families with young children and the elderly, who may be more sensitive to heat.
Improved Air Quality
Modern air conditioning systems cool and filter the air, removing dust, allergens, and pollutants. This improved air quality may have a positive impact on residents' health, particularly those suffering from respiratory issues or allergies. Regular maintenance of air conditioning units ensures that the filters are clean and functioning properly.
Increased Productivity
In commercial settings, air conditioning can significantly boost productivity. When employees feel at ease, they are more likely to perform well. A well-maintained air conditioning system promotes a pleasant working environment, which can lead to increased efficiency and morale among employees.
Choosing the Right Air Conditioning System
When considering air conditioning in Cape Town, it is critical to select the right system that meets your specific needs.
Split Systems: These are popular for residential use and include an indoor unit and an outdoor compressor. They are efficient and easy to install.
Central Air Conditioning: Central systems, which are ideal for larger homes or commercial spaces, use ducts to distribute cool air throughout the structure, ensuring consistent cooling.
Portable Units: For those who do not want a permanent installation, portable air conditioners provide flexibility and can be moved from room to room as needed.
Installation Considerations
Proper installation is critical for any air conditioning system to perform optimally. It is best to consult with professional installers who understand the unique needs of Cape Town's climate. They can evaluate your space and recommend the best system based on variables like room size and insulation.
Conclusion
To summarise, air conditioning in Cape Town is critical for improving comfort, air quality, and productivity in both residential and commercial settings. Given the city's hot climate, investing in a dependable air conditioning system is essential for maintaining a comfortable indoor environment. Residents can benefit from effective cooling solutions by choosing the right system and ensuring proper installation and maintenance. As temperatures rise due to climate change, the importance of efficient air conditioning grows, making it a worthwhile investment for any home or business in Cape Town. Whether you are looking to install a new system or maintain an existing one, prioritising your air conditioning requirements will result in a more comfortable living environment throughout the year.
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