#tactical genius

[wastingyourgum]

Hear me out, Our Flag fandom: we laughed at this being another instance of the David Jenkins School of Historical Accuracy, but Ed is right, it is a leap year - and I'll explain why...

Our story starts in the summer of 1717, a few months before this fateful night. Stede's initial "raid" on the fishing boat in the very first episode takes place on June 3rd ("an excellent day").

Now, 1717 is not divisible by 4 and therefore is NOT a leap year...

However...

Prior to the British "Calendar (New Style) Act" of 1750, New Year's Day was not January 1st but March 25th. So this September 1st is in 1717 as was June 3rd and as was the March 25th before that but the day before that, March 24th, was in 1716 and 1716 is divisible by 4 so it would have been a leap year, so there would have been an extra day added on February 29th, 7 months before this night!

Ed is right! It's a leap year! (He's also spent 7 months being 1 day off but the man was bored and he's pretty so cut him some slack!)

Thank you for coming to my Ted talk.

[sprinklecipher]

Screenshot via Kaú's Archive on YouTube

One of my favorite things about the Logic Chess segments in AAI2 was how the lead-up parts (where Edgeworth reflects on the situation and what he should do) were mostly presented in regular text rather than in the blue parenthetical inner-monologue-style text, implying that Edgeworth starts out every round by announcing his entire strategy out loud

[whydidisavethistomyphone]

[farsight-the-char]

Oh these rules are Fun.

CHIVALRY!

[rhysnolastname]

Okay astarion died. I’m resurrecting him and sending him back with more bombs 🫡

[atangledesire]

What about you Sally? Thoughts on selfcest?

" No, and i'd need a pretty big ego to wanna bang myself...but i guess anythings possible in the right conditions... "

[topicsfromatoz]

THE EQUALIZER 5: DIAMONDS IN THE SKY, OPENING PANDORA'S BOX

In "The Equalizer 5: Diamonds in the Sky, opening pandora's box " Robert McCall faces new threats after avenging Susan Plummer's death in the previous installment. Following a series of coordinated explosions targeting McCall and those close to him, Brian Plummer dies, but Emma Collins survives, though in a coma. McCall infiltrates the CIA to investigate a mysterious operation named "Diamonds in the Sky." He discovers that accessing the operation's files requires special keys held by high-ranking officials codenamed Eagles. After a series of intense confrontations, McCall secures the keys and uncovers a video revealing a personal connection to the operation. The shocking twist comes when Brian Plummer, who faked his death, is revealed as the mastermind behind the plot, motivated by vengeance against McCall for killing his brother. The climax features a high-stakes battle, with McCall and a recovered Emma Collins taking on Brian and his elite team. Despite Brian's elaborate plans, McCall emerges victorious, but not without the ominous warning that his victory may have unleashed more dangers. The film ends with McCall determined to continue his fight against the dark forces behind "PANDORA'S BOX".

#TheEqualizer #DenzelWashington #ActionThriller #VigilanteJustice #Redemption #Protection #FightScenes #CriminalJustice #GuardianAngel #Retirement

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[promtad]

Jose Mourinho: The Legendary Portuguese Football Manager

In the dynamic world of football, one name stands out as a true icon: Jose Mourinho, the legendary Portuguese football manager. With an illustrious career spanning multiple decades and some of the most prestigious clubs in the world, Mourinho has established himself as a true master of the game, renowned for his tactical acumen, charismatic persona, and unparalleled success. But what is the…

[krakabank]

No dnd session is complete without the entire party looking at me sceptically while I eat my tasty little snacks and yell "let me coOK!" while I come up with the dumbest plan ever like distracting skeletons with a minor illusion of a pile of calcium.

[xray-vex]

[shima-draws]

The fact that One Piece has CONTINUOUSLY done character death fakeouts to the point where when someone dies you EXPECT them to turn around and say oh actually haha I survived jk lol not dead. But it’s all just a setup. They’re doing this to me on purpose so that when someone ACTUALLY dies for realsies and STAYS dead it is going to Hurt. And I am not Ready for that,

[fmab]

he lets him hit because he’s silly

[lizardpersonyknow]

Tbh I fully disagree with the Damian Vs Tim narrative if yj is included

Damian would be afraid of Tim's track record of Complete Insanity

DC only made them go against each other because together they'd obliterate everyone else

[leonsliga]

put him in charge already ffs

[breadandblankets]

duke is the perfect character because he has an extremely tactical mind and the ability to literally see weaknesses but his Whole strategy is "hit that shit So Hard"

[chasingthewesternsun]

Whoops! Keep on meaning to post this! As you can see by my date, I drew it awhile ago!

Here’s another Vurawn because I love my blue baby boy 🥺 He’s a little ruffled or indignant, I guess. I imagine Vurawn was probably always a little worked up about something that his peers or the adults in his life did but he couldn’t really speak out or do anything about it, so he’s just quietly frustrated instead.