#re : aes.

[kujakumai]

rereading yugioh while outlining a transfem atem au and just realized that bakura is not an egyptian name. so like. did thief king just steal bakura's name for himself. is the thief king also nameless. what the fuck is going on with bakura??? i humbly ask you this because the wiki is making me want to tear my hair out and you are the person i trust most will all yugioh takes forever

anyway fistbump to you fellow gravekeeper player. we stan anti-meta and giggling when the graveyard is locked down amen

The general consensus is that KT indeed intended his name to actually be Bakura and it's a coincidence. There's a couple posts floating around which transcribe it into hieroglyphs to get some pretty on-point meanings. The alternative option would be to suggest that TKB's name was lost and Atem's memories are just shoving in the known placeholder, but I don't know there's a ton of evidence for that. I think his name is just Bakura.

It's worth noting that Karim and Mahad aren't ancient Egyptian names either, as far as I know they're both Arabic-derived names about 2000 years before the Arab conquest of Egypt. And if it wasn't planned, KT just got really lucky with Set(o). From what I understand based on what Japanese speakers have said, there are several character names in Yugioh that are sort of bizarre and don't make a ton of sense as written names at all (Mokuba primarily, but I've also been told that the way "Ryou" is written is really weird?) so I don't think "KT gave this character a weird or ahistorical name" is necessarily a reason to believe that name is inaccurate.

So. Yeah his name is probably Bakura and yeah that's weird but when it comes to naming characters KT just followed his heart. Also ty I have been playing this evil stall/mill deck for a while but I should go back to gravekeepers for a bit just for fun again

[lacefuneral]

stede pink suit tribute

[serendipitouscontaminant]

Abbott Elementary + Onion Headlines

Part I - Part II

Bonus Barbara + Melissa during Sick Day (don’t take this too seriously, it’s a joke of a joke):

[ofthebrownajah]

Rand doesn't believe Elaida's letter but he apparently believes Alviarin's. That letter is more cordial and "fawning". This seems inconsistent with his behavior from his own POV so I am confused.

Cause he doesn't trust Aes Sedai especially after Alanna so it wouldn't make sense for him to believe Alviarin or think he has friends in the Tower who would support him.

This could be an intentional political play on his part though to see what they'll do, but Rand also reads differently from other people's perspectives.

[ashyslashyy]

re-animator poster yay

[kennedit]

[amemoryofwot]

“Bloody woman! I’ll wager she was noble born.”

Mat this is SUCH a funny thing to say about Moiraine.

[thatstolenpayal]

the songs where a male singer sings from the perspective of a woman...literally my favourite<3

[queer-quantum]

sketchy teehee

both hate and love her but anyway-

[manufactoredxbyxdesign]

[Wesker is overall a pretty decent driver, but he is also really intimidating to share a vehicle with. If you are not going to buckle your seatbelt or you sass him in any way you're going to end up begging to be back on stationary ground again because he can- and will, make you pay for it. He takes really sharp turns, he won't warn you at all if he suddenly needs to hit the breaks, he will silently stare straight ahead and outright ignore you if you've pissed him off and try to chit-chat with him: overall he can make such an everyday experience so unpleasant just by being subtly mean spirited.

He will never drive in a way that's reckless or puts him in danger as well because his pride won't allow him to do anything that would make him a "bad" driver but god help you he will walk that line so finely.

He's hella passive aggressive about anyone touching stuff inside his car too - don't change the radio unless you want him to promptly turn it off and force you to endure awkward silence as a punishment.]

[telecuckoo]

mommy. mommy. mommy ... we love you.

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[gecckarts]

I cannot contain the silliness !!

[lungthief]

THE MIRACLE HAPPEN??????

[nearestend]

birthday present for the buddy @devilstown. thank you for indulging me in weather autism. thank you to all your annoying loserboys too. i enjoy them

[king-crawler]

this song is so king candybug coded ok. runs away

it is also in my playlist.

[dzthenerd490]

File: Re-Animator

SCP: AEF

Code Name: Elixer of False Life

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: Samples of SCP-AEF are created by the Department of Technology, Alchemy, Science, Magic and Warfare and contained at the Level 2 area of the Biohazard Labs of Site-AE. Samples are kept in eight separate vials all of which are kept in a biohazard box stored in one of the freezers of the Biohazard labs. Any testing with SCP-AEF must be approved by at least one Level 3 Clearance staff member. Dr. Haselhurst is often the one heading these experiments revolving SCP-AEF alongside his new lab partner Dr. West. All their experiments are in accordance with Project Lazarus so their work must never be interrupted.

In the event of a containment breach involving hostile Groups of Interest, all samples are to be destroyed and Foundation staff who are aware of SCP-AEF's formula including Dr. West are to be protected by Foundation security assigned to them. There must be at least 5 living researchers that know SCP-AEF's formula.

Description: SCP-AEF is an anomalous chemical with a glowing green texture quite similar to a glow stick. The chemical is highly mutagenic with the anomalous ability to fuse organic material together and bring it to life. Testing has shown the chemical structure to be vastly complex and quite similar to what Glutamate, Adrenaline, and Acetylcholine if they were fused together with some added elements. Despite these being common chemicals of the brain, they do not work well when fused into a single chemical and are not the ONLY chemicals of the brain, which is believed to explain the volatile effects of SCP-AEF.

SCP-AEF is a chemical can bring life to otherwise dead organic tissue but not without consequences. SCP-AEF has no regenerative capabilities so when someone dies mainly form brain damage they will be brought back to life with the same damage. Unfortunately testing has shown that when someone dies and is injected with SCP-AEF their "Steam" gets corrupted and become a "clone" of the soul. As such, SCP-AEF does not resurrect, it only replicates the imitation of life. Because the "fake soul" is now in control its more like a newborn that forcefully takes the memories within the brain of the corpse. As such it's not uncommon for the resurrected corpse to act they are suffering with multiple mental illnesses at once and have random tendencies for violence. Unfortunately, no matter how fresh the corpse is the result is always the same and it can only get worse with higher dosages.

Surprisingly SCP-AEF can also fuse dead organic tissue together in a kind of Frankenstein like fashion with no stiches needed. It's even possible to gather random limbs and have them fuse together to create a single organism without the need of brains. Though this normally leads to them having insectoid or animalistic like behavior. Such behavior includes running around randomly, randomly knocking down objects, and even randomly attacking other creatures around them. Testing has also shown that injecting too much SCP-AEF into a single corpse can cause the cells to not regenerate but over mutate leading to limbs and organs becoming their own living beings and able to move around and grow on their own.

SCP-AEF was discovered in 1985 when the [data expunged] University reported their hospital being flooded with patients suffering from psychotic personality disorders and were supposedly already confirmed dead. Foundation agents went to investigate and found that the "patients" really were dead but supposedly back to life. Foundation agents were able to find [data expunged] under a pile of mutant corpses. He revealed himself as the creator of SCP-AEF and said he could perfect it with time. Foundation agents took him in into custody as well as the corpses.

Extensive testing with the corpses as well as interviews with [data expunged] allowed Foundation staff to understand the true nature of SCP-AEF. Despite his contribution [data expunged] was responsible for the disaster that took place, so the Ethics Committee requested he be processed into the Foundation as D Class. However, the O5 Council instead pardoned his crimes and had him processed by the Department of Strategic Redemption, He is now a Level 3 Researcher within the Department of Universal Affairs - Afterlife Division as well as the Department of Technology, Alchemy, Science, Magic and Warfare - Biology Division. Shockingly, he has become good friends with Dr. Haselhurst. They both have become interested with each other's work and have combined their research in hopes of furthering their goals.

Update 1994 - Under the order of the Department of Strategic Redemption, SCP-ACT has joined in on contributing resurrection and biology experiments with Dr. West and Dr. Haselhurst. The O5 have backed the projects with unanimous vote preventing the Ethics Committee form intervening.

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