#traffic chaos

[marsmad]

He's on his way, or trying to be 🤣❤️‍🔥🤣❤️‍🔥🤣❤️‍🔥🤣❤️‍🔥🤣❤️‍🔥🤣❤️‍🔥🤣❤️‍🔥🤣

[relaxedstyles]

The daily commute? Ugh.

[robthepensioner]

The yellow car is in a strange position, considering that in Blackpool we drive on the left. There was a lot of honking going on.

[kazifatagar]

 Illegally Parked SUV Causes Traffic Chaos at Petaling Street

A video showing an SUV parked illegally at Petaling Street, causing a massive traffic jam, has gone viral. The clip shows the SUV blocking an intersection, forcing a RapidKL bus to squeeze through a narrow gap.  Illegally Parked SUV Causes Traffic Chaos at Petaling Street Bystanders helped guide the bus driver, eliciting cheers from nearby diners. The SUV owner did not move the vehicle or…

[townpostin]

Sudden Downpour Floods Jamshedpur, Sakchi Hit Hard

Heavy Afternoon Rain Causes Widespread Disruption Jamshedpur experiences unexpected deluge, with Sakchi area bearing the brunt of severe waterlogging and traffic chaos during Wednesday’s intense rainfall. JAMSHEDPUR – An abrupt weather shift on Wednesday afternoon left the city grappling with flooding and traffic snarls, particularly in the Sakchi area. The local meteorological office recorded a…

[security-cameras-installation-la]

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[radishearts]

O_Oo <- unequivocal love for this skin actually

I’m finally finished all my school assessments so I can GET BACK TO DRAWING :DDD

[atrocious-chloe]

Manifesting an ending where these two are left, and we get fight club for the finale pls pls pls pls pls

[klbzplb]

t. the fallers

[marsmarbles]

Watcher!Grian - The Mind Electric

“See how the Heart plays profound

(See how he lies) but the depth is insincere

A pathetic, thin veneer

All the pain, regret, and fear still resound”

[aureachaos]

Etho, voice fading into the distance as he flies away: Oh no, no! Don't eat dirt! Don't eat dirt. Tango, Tango!

Mumbo: What? Did- who went- who- what just happened?

Tango: I ate a bone!

Martyn: Oh jeez

Grian: Okay, right, so, cat's out of the-

someone plummets out of the sky and into water

Grian: Right, just remember, you do need to eat, or you are gonna die

Skizzleman has completed the challenge [Great View From Up Here]

Martyn: Oh god, where is-Skizz hasn't stopped

Ren: Skizz is still goin'

[melonpond]

I think my favorite thing about session 3 is that everyone is like "?? what is up with Scar?? Why is he like this? CAn he just stop killing people for FIVE MINUTES"

And then you watch Scar's perspective and a couple times throughout the episode he's like "hmm, have I gone too far? Should I stop killing people?" and Cleo is like "no it's funny you should continue" and Scar's just like "okay mom!"

[lolli-popples]

The Missing Link in Scott's Characterization

(Wrote this in a random document and I think it's good so I'm loosely transcribing it here)

These are some of my thoughts on a crucial facet of Scott's character in the Life Series that I think is overlooked by the fandom.

From my personal viewpoint, people put a lot of emphasis on Scott's caring about his allies over everything else. I think this is an important characteristic. However, I think this being shown as the most central trait is a detriment to how people read his involvement with the overarching narrative. It might be less of a problem if he wasn't directly involved with the final fight of nearly every Life Series.

Because of this combination of things, his main interaction with fans' reading of the final fight is being willing to do anything to make sure his friends win. It gives people the tendency to attribute some victories partially to him, which upsets people who want main read of the story to focus entirely on the winner. But this also has meant that one of Scott's main traits is overlooked.

Just as much, and often, more than Scott values his allies, he values fairness. To showcase this, let's look at Limited and Last Life, where he had the most control on how the final fight took place.

In Last Life, when it's down to the final four, Scott *could* have teamed up with Pearl, his ally all season, to kill Martyn and Ren. That aligns with wanting either your or your allies to win, no? But he doesn't. He suggests they split to the 4 corners of the map and have a fair fight on equal footing. Very fair.

With Limited Life it's even more apparent. Scott and Martyn have an impressive amount of time. They could both still die multiple times. Impulse is running out, and there's a numbers advantage. They could have killed Impulse and Scott could have let Martyn win, or Scott could have given Martyn his time to fight Impulse alone. But instead, he suggests they all go down to the same amount and have a fair fight.

In both situations, Scott puts fairness *over* an alliance victory. Even though Limited Life didn't end up ending fairly, that had nothing to do with Scott.

Double Life certainly has the strongest claim on Scott "letting someone win". That his death is an apology for abandoning Pearl.

But if you listen to what Scott says in the finale, he never apologizes. He says he didn't think they'd get this far, he says she deserves this more than him, and then he says the iconic "Tilly death do us part."

Scott didn't fight Pearl. But I don't think it came out of remorse. I think that too, came from a sense of fairness. Which is that Pearl, by all accounts, DOES deserve this win. If they fought it would basically be up to a draw. To chance. Scott has every chance of winning. But if you go over the events of Scott's final episode, he mostly runs. He survives. While Pearl 1v2'd two separate pairs and won! The only reason Pearl hasn't killed Scott already, who has been her enemy all season, is because they were randomly assigned to be soul-linked. A concept Scott has fought since the very beginning. He knows that while he never hurt their chances, Pearl is the reason they are here, and Pearl is the reason he is here. It wouldn't be fair for Pearl to lose to what is basically a coin flip. So, he doesn't leave it up to random chance.

So yes, Scott is loyal and does care about his allies, he proves that again and again. But the way he is involved in how the series end shows that his sense of order and fairness are equally important. Also, I think viewing his contributions from this angle help remedy some of the reasons people don't like his usual characterization because of how it effects the agency of other characters.

[teddy-bear-d]

I think what we can gather from this gritho team up (finally) is that they are essentially efficient and coordinated chaos

[em-allay]

Plot twist: Martyn, Skizz, and Bigb also join the server and Grian announces that this crossover is also now the next life series and immediately starts stabbing Jimmy.

[minecraft-sideblog-tm]

I saw Grian's thumbnail/title while at work today and went "WAIT holy shit is this that killer snail thing???" and now that I'm watching the episode I'm so happy to be correct lmao