#single rider

[vidfreak727]

Have I been asleep the whole time that space mountain has had a single rider lane?

[hyakunana]

Two researchers and a granute walk into a lab

[nugulover69]

[howtowhumpyourhiccup]

Concept: Hiccup starting to overshare when he unconsciously realizes he has close human friends and accidentally sharing some very depressing facts about his life that he doesn't realize are actually depressing because he is so used to them and the Dragon Riders are just 😶

[silovito]

Caroline Polachek, Desire, I Want to Turn Into You, single artworks. 𖦹

[rocknrollflames]

With a Little Help From My Friends

- The Beatles

You know who you are.

[t-u-i-t-c]

@userdramas ♢ event 19: cool ♢ kagami & tendou

"An interesting fellow as always."

[biomic]

bye bye outsiders

maybe the most wretched toku lineup i have ever seen. worse than seeing zolda and ao ninger standing next to each other in chou taisen. good riddance

[mybrainrotforreal]

SIR. SIR?!

[batsplat]

Yes with these names, Pedrosa, Marquez and Stoner amazed me. And Rossi, obviously. Pedrosa was very strong in 125 and 250, because with his stature he had an incredible technique. Above all he took advantage of his weight a lot - as they say, in the pick up of the bike, which was very difficult and he was the first to do it like that. After all we copied him with the technique. Marquez is a beast here (points at head), and the only rider that... I wouldn't tell you that he likes to fall, because nobody likes to fall, but he wasn't afraid of falling. And he was like a pit bull - he always wanted to win, even if he wasn't comfortable on a circuit, even if the bike wasn't going well... He had an unconventional ambition, he always wanted to beat you. He believed in the falls, but he wasn't afraid of falling. So in that sense he is unique. Stoner was a natural talent, unconventional. For example, when the track was wet, with patches of water - he took it on, came out of the box, delivered the track record, took two or three seconds off everyone. So an improvisation and an ability to see the limit of the track immediately, incredible. What a natural talent. Either you have it or you don't. Valentino? Very complete. A person... as a person, naturally very intelligent, very charismatic. A great braker, a rider who could improvise a lot with the bike. When he was racing, [even when tired, with an elevated pulse], he was very lucid. Very complete. He didn't have a super quality… How would I say? (Interviewer: Any [outstanding] quality.) Yes, but it was all very complete.

Jorge Lorenzo on his rivals (x)

[system-no-xx]

i should be working on something else

[canisalbus]

Something about modern au Vasco says skateboarder to me. It’s only recently an Olympic sport but I can see him having a mildly successful career on the competitive circuit in his youth.

(Now entertaining myself with the thought of young new goth phase Machete lurking in the skatepark while Vasco tries to catch his attention with a sick ollie)

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[abrielarnold]

“Ooh, the attack dog is coming,” Julius stage-whispers. He wavers close to Alex’s ear—too close, shifting Alex’s hair against his temple. “Think he’ll bite this time?”

Danny’s lip starts to curl.

Things That Bleed chapter 8 by @kkachis @artistfingers and @ghostly-cabbage .

This fic makes me feel emotions.

Me:

I am very normal about these characters and their situations.

[apr1lias]

This picture is so crazy to me because what do you mean Jorge and Enea only have 13 wins between them? And Fabio the third highest amount of wins? And what do you mean I’ve seen every single Pecco and Fabio win????

[dumpster-fire-chronicles]

"my poor innocent little meow meow" i whisper softly while stroking the hair of a fictional 50+ year old blood-covered man

[corruptimles]

Results from the march 2024 Requestpile! There's bugs 🦗 and other stuff if you zoom in

Thank you @robboyblunder and @bunsterkeaton for drawing with me!