#storm z

[cannibalguy]

Cannibalism News 2024: Putin pardons more cannibals

Another Russian convicted of murder and cannibalism has been pardoned by Vladimir Putin after fighting in the Ukraine. Denis Gorin (Денис Горин), from the city of Aniva, Sakhalin region, was recruited into a private military company after signing a contract with the Russian Ministry of Defence. He is known to have been convicted three times for murdering at least four people between 2003 and…

[taiwantalk]

hey um, if you think nothing interesting to see now after prigozhin cut a deal.... well, check out this video.

storm z russian soldier unit chastising prigozhin abandoning them.

[amerasdreams]

Beating of Russian soldiers by their own commanders.

I hope no one thinks this is normal or admirable

[russianatrocities]

18+ Дроны аэроразведки зафиксировали факты пыток и жестокого избиения ко...

Commander in Storm Z beats soldiers.

[zarla-s]

I posted the last page of Handplates a year ago on the 19th! It feels both like a lot of time has passed and none at all... sometimes it feels like an entirely different time in my life, and other times like it never left. It's complicated! It's always lingering in the back of my mind though, waiting for a stray idea for a side comic or something.

Anyway I figured a nice rainy view on the surface would be fun. Nothing like a rainy view! Got to use some rain brushes I picked up recently as well.

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[fishareglorious]

tootz nation bluepoch looked at us and provided us sustenance!!!!

*edit: they're in florida.

[violentlycookingcartoons]

More car sketches I did today! :3

[jaqobis]

no listen i've been laughing about this all day. mans is so OVER IT

[wheelsgoroundincircles]

1953 Dodge ‘Zeder’ Storm Z-250

1953 Dodge ‘Zeder’ Storm Z-250 Concept with body by Bertone

One-off

The Storm Z-250 was developed by Chrysler engineer Fred Zeder to evaluate the feasibility of producing a vehicle that would capture a portion of the growing American sports car market.

Built on a rigid tube frame chassis (built mostly by Chrysler engineer, John Butterfield, in his basement), it was intended to be a dual-purpose sports/racing car because Zeder Jr. envisioned a car with swappable bodies.

In 1952, while on Christmas vacation in Europe, Zeder visited Fiat's Chief Engineer in Turin.

Dante Giacosa recommended a visit to Bertone.

Though they were busy designing and building the Alfa Romeo BAT series, they agreed to build the body for Zeder's new car and promised three months to finish the car.

It took nine months to finish.

Unique to the Storm Z-250 was that the comfortable ‘touring’ body could be removed by unscrewing four bolts and replaced with an ultralight 150-pound fiberglass body for ‘racing’.

The mechanical components of the car included a Dodge hemi V8 truck engine with 260hp and 330ft-lbs of torque.

Other parts came from Plymouth and Dodge vehicles, including brakes, radiator, clutch, fuel tank, rear axle, and the steering system.

The transmission was a new unit developed by the Spicer Division of Dana Corporation.

The Storm did not reach the assembly line because high production costs would have made it too expensive to sell in profitable quantities.

The Z-250 would have competed with the Ford Thunderbird, Chevrolet Corvette, and the Kaiser-Darrin.

Zeder drove the Z-250 for 16 years.

He loaned it to the Northwood University where it remained until 1992.

Unfortunately, water leaked into the cylinders so the engine was removed and replaced with a 1965 Dodge V8 with two four-barrel carburetors.

After the work was completed, Zeder continued to drive the car in his home in California.

[arthurn9]

ashton talking to dorian

[cannibalguy]

Putin’s cannibals

Da, another one. Dmitri Malyshev was recently released from a 25-year sentence for murder and cannibalism to fight on the Ukrainian front for the Russian “Storm V” and “Storm Z” forces. The enormous number of casualties and shortage of Russian volunteer troops in Ukraine inspired Yevgeny Prigozhin, an oligarch known as “Putin’s chef” because he rose from being a restaurateur and caterer for the…

[king-of-the-birds]

“What struck me about these images, beyond their obvious historical value, was McCartney’s sensitivity to his subjects,” said Erik Neil, Macon and Joan Brock Director of the Chrysler Museum of Art.

“The empathy that is at the center of his music is equally evident in his photographs.” (x)

I: Airport workers [Miami Airport, 1964]

II: Peter Asher

III: Mal Evans

IV: Unknown woman and Michael Braun, journalist, backstage [Liverpool, 1963]

V: George Martin [1964]

VI: George Martin & Judy Lockhart Smith [Miami, 1964]

[stormbreaker-290]

WHY

WHY MUST MY SISTER TORMENT ME SO

[zarla-s]

A rock in the storm

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[fishareglorious]

I wonder what exact chain of events happened to make Z have this mug. Did she buy it herself? Did she design it? Make it? Was it a gift from. Consantine? Also how and why does she keep bringing it around to places (see: first img is in a car in green lake campsite) is it her arcane skill😭