#tee tee terry

[the-football-chick]

Team USA wins gold in the women's 4x100 relay at the 2023 World Championship with a time of 41.03s. Team Jamaica (41.21) won silver, and Team Great Britain (41.91) the bronze.

Team USA Relay Order Finals

IG: world athletics (8/26/23)

[disgustiphage]

this book was published in 1996 btw

[quackle]

in this episode of terry being the funniest person on twt:

[lilydvoratrelundar]

God isn't interested in technology. He knows nothing of the potential of the microchip or the silicon revolution. Look how he spends his time. Forty-three species of parrot! Nipples for men! I mean, are we not in the hands of a lunatic?

Time Bandits (1981) Directed by Terry Gilliam

[central-finite-curve]

terry's "shitty day" shirt

[givehimthemedicine]

"best only"? "one of the good ones?"

we gonna talk about how Owens basically just looked at the camera and said hey btw there are other psionic players afoot. that there are other ONEs.

@aemiron-main have you been here already

[hotpocketcasserole]

How is Mr. Teatime not a tumblr sexyman?

Edit: I just looked up the tags. He already is apparently, my bad.

[terrencetheshark13]

Why u so pettable

Perhaps it is due to my head shape being well curved towards a human hand combined with my hair being quite soft, adding up to a pleasant petting experience

however I cannot speak with complete conviction for I've not petted myself nor have I interviewed someone who has

[the-football-chick]

Chiefs TE Travis Kelce makes his way into the top echelon ranks of wide receivers.

IG: nfl (11/30/22)

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

"HOW IS GRIEF DIFFERENT THAN DISRUPT?"

PIC INFO: Spotlight on Guitarist Terry Savastano, former member of crust punk/'90s hardcore band DISRUPT, Boston sludge/DOOM metal band GRIEF, and current guitarist for COME TO GRIEF.

CIRCLES OF CHAOS (blog): "When and how did GRIEF come about?"

TERRY SAVASTANO: "Three of the members were in DISRUPT, and we played in that band for a number of years but wanted to do something else. We did both bands for a while then DISRUPT broke up and we're just doing GRIEF now. It's been that way ever since about '90 or '91. I'd say five years and going strong."

CoC: "How is GRIEF different from DISRUPT?"

TS: "It's a different form of music; Disrupt was just charging full of hardcore and politics and GRIEF is really slow, monotonous dirge. I try not to use the word metal, but I guess we are a metal band."

CoC: "Face it, you're a metal band."

TS: "Yeah, you'd have to say that."

Sources: www.chroniclesofchaos.com/articles.aspx?id=1-108 & www.picuki.com/profile/smash_divisions.

[moocowmoocow]

Don't believe in fear Don't believe in faith Don't believe in anything That you can't break

[hairpintvrns]

🍰(for terry) , 🎩(for deacon) + 🕯️+ or a scent in general (nosy and jotting down notes) (for val)

🍰 - What is your go-to sweet treat in the fall?

A hum of consideration. “I don’t have a particularly sweet tooth, but I quite like a banoffee pie.”

🎩 - Do you dress up for Halloween? Do you repeat costumes or think of something new?

“A-ha. Well, funny you should say that. I’ve been showing up as a Hot Priest for, like, the past two decades or somethin’ if I’m too lazy to pick up something new. Might as well put the whole Deacon as a first name to good use, no?” He guffaws. “I mean, it’s just a bespoke suit and a collar and that’s it. But I can also do a mean Ghostbuster.”

🕯️ - What is your favorite fall scent?

“Perhaps I’d narrow this down to the scents that one could wear? I favor powdery scents—Poppy & Barley, in particular, is a favorite. I wonder if that qualifies as a fall scent,” their brows furrowed in contemplation, “but if we’re talking for one specifically catered to fall weather, I’d spent a sum on the limited-edition Orange Marmalade recently. It’s quite fruity, but the dry down is a bit more masculine than one would expect.”

[imakeshirts]

“I can’t tell the difference between Whizzo Butter and this dead crab!” T-shirt. Buy here:

[untilthenexttee]

Edison Golf Company Introduces EDISON 2.0 Wedges

Designed for forgiveness without sacrificing shot making ROCKPORT, TX, March 28, 2023 – Edison Golf, a company dedicated to revolutionizing wedge performance, introduces the new EDISON 2.0 wedges for 2023, the 2nd generation of innovative wedges specifically designed for forgiveness, distance control and versatile turf interaction, without sacrificing shot making precision. EDISON 2.0 wedges are…

[isagrimorie]

I finally got to watch The City at the Edge of Forever. It’s such a grand title, and it also has a grand reputation.

Just like Measure of a Man, it’s hard for it to live up to the hype.

In my head it’s a grander time travel, bootstrap paradox story. It’s how most Trek articles on top TOS episodes build it up. How could it not with such a grand title as “City at the Edge of Forever”?

But it’s actually a more personal story.

And, I actually did end up liking it but not because it was grand, but because it’s actually a smaller story. A story about choice, and kindness. And most of all, choosing to be kind— hoping for a brighter future. The one Gene Roddenberry hoped for the future one day.

A post-scarcity world built on people choosing kindness and prosperity for each other. Even before the replicator was ever a twinkle in people’s eyes.

Edith Keeler was this to a Tee. Someone who was immensely curious, forthright, and kind.

This bright future These Old Scientists hinged on Kirk’s decision to save or not save Edith Keeler.

Kirk was still going to try saving Edith but Spock made him hesitate

But Bones bumping into Kirk which shook him into deciding not to save Edith and using Bones as an anchor not to save her. It was a spontaneous decision but also it was not.

It's such a poignant moment, which Strange New World echoed in La'an's season 2 episode, Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow.

The difference is, that Jim had his friends with him to help carry the knowledge about the cost it took Kirk. I wish La'an had someone with her during her episode, to help carry that burden.

But, yeah, time travel to the past should always have a cost, it's what makes things poignant. I kind of get where Terry Matalas got his time travel sensibilities because that's what 12 Monkeys is all about.