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carolperkinsexgirlfriend · 11 months ago

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Steddie Upside-Down AU Part 84

Part 1 Part 83

Eddie drives. He’s got no destination in mind, but away. Away from the screams. Away from the trap Steve had sprung. No, no, not Steve. Never Steve. That thing inside of him that hijacked his body and has been taking it for a joy ride. Away from the bodies that thing had left behind. Just –

Away.

His hands are shaking enough that the car shakes along with it.

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His hands are shaking. There’s so much blood. What did he do? There’s so much –

***

“Eddie, sweetie.” He darts his gaze to the side quickly before pulling them back to the road. Mama Byers hovers in the space between driver and passenger seats, hand outstretched like she wants to put her hand over his on the wheel. “Pull over, okay?”

Eddie nods, jerky, wheel jerking with it, but it takes a minute before he can get his foot to move from gas to brake pedal. It’s an abrupt stop.

He doesn’t even pull to the side. Just, stops.

For a second, he thinks the car is still moving. The road in front of him shakes and blurs, like an earthquake in rain, but it’s Eddie shaking. Mama Byers uses soft fingers to brush tears away, smiling up at him even as new ones take their place.

“Let me drive for you,” she says, quiet. “Okay, hun?”

Eddie nods – doesn’t move. He continues to not move until Mama Byers reaches down and pulls him up, small arms straining to pull him to the back and settle him down on the carpet.

He doesn’t want to be back here, with a Steve who both is and isn’t. But he sits, letting Will snuggle into his side like they’re just in the trailer for another movie night. Eddie keeps his eyes closed and lets himself imagine.

They’re sitting on the couch, fighting over overdue video rentals, slapping them out of each other’s hands, hoping none of the plastic cracks on impact.

They’re cuddled up on the couch, and Steve is still Steve, and they’re tossing popcorn into each other’s mouths, movie forgotten entirely.

Steve and Will are asleep on the couch, heads and bodies pooling onto Eddie as he tries his best not to move. Sleep never comes easy to any of them anymore.

They’re safe. Danger looms behind them, not in front.

But then Will says, “where are we going?” and Eddie opens his eyes.

Steve’s not looking at him. He’s looking up past the dashboard like he’s trying to answer that same question.

Uncle Wayne grunts out a quiet, “don’t say it aloud,” before levering himself up to kneel in front of Steve.

***

Blink. Give them proof of life. Just – blink. Do something. Do anything. It’s so dark. Please

***

Shrugging his favorite red flannel off his back, Wayne uses the sleeves to tie it securely around Steve’s head, obscuring his blank eyes. “Soon as he knows, he’ll lead ‘em right atop us.”

“A spy,” Will says, nodding like it all makes sense. Eddie still feels his brain just ticking and stalling. A spy. “If Steve knows, he knows.”

Wayne nods. Mama Byers drives. Eddie stalls out.

It’s the Byers house they end up at, gravel crunching beneath their tires. Once the car is parked, and turned off, silence bleeds into the spaces between them. No one moves. What’s the point? When there’s no action plan, no moves to take. Nothing to send them propelling forward.

No life-saving throw of the dice to pull Steve back into himself and yank the shadows out.

So, they sit.

And they wait.

It’s Will who moves first. He rushes out of the van and into the house without a word. They all just stare after him.

“I’ll go check on him,” Eddie says, sighing as he shuffles, hands and knees past the bench Steve sits atop, and out the same door Will had left ajar.

But Will comes rushing back out before he makes it to his feet, dashing back to the van and sliding over and past Eddie, knee hitting him painfully in the hip.

“Watch it!”

“Sorry,” Will replies.

Eddie turns, laying on his back on the hard metal of the van’s floor. Even the creature comfort of a scratchy carpet denied to him at this, his lowest of lows.

Will’s hovering in front of Steve. There’s a familiar walkie talkie now sticking out of his pocket, and a pair of bulky headphones in his hands. He settles them gently over Steve’s ears. Even in moments like this, Will’s the gentlest of them.

Will switches on the off-brand cassette player he’s got in his hands. Steve jerks as something moody and too-loud blares out from the headphones.

“You’re gonna make ‘im deaf,” Wayne says, but he doesn’t move from his spot on the bench across from Steve.

“Better deaf than dead,” Will says, but he’s grimacing looks he’s not sure if that’s true. “Now, he can’t hear what we say.”

Steve’s gone placid again as the music washes over him. Eddie can’t help but wonder if music, the most human thing of all, could bring Steve back into himself. But then he recognizes the sound of The Clash, and the thought falls right back out of his head. Even if the transformative power of music could save Steve from the abyss, he wouldn’t be caught dead listening to this moody shit.

“We should still plan our next moves away from him,” Mama Byers says, punctuating her words by opening the driver-side door and stepping out.

Everyone else scrambles out after her. Eddie takes an extra second, staring at the little bit of Steve’s placid face that’s visible past the make-shift blindfold and headphones.

He studies the shape of his mouth, the curve of his cheekbones, the breadth of his shoulders, memorizing his shape, as if everything that is Steve Harrington isn’t already branded into his mind. As if Steve Harrington hasn’t made himself home in his heart and mind, rooted deep enough that Eddie couldn’t carve him out even if he wanted to.

“Ed!” Wayne calls.

Eddie goes.

It’s quiet. Eyes shifting back and forth, placing pressure on person to person to come with any sort of plan for this.

“We should call Dr. Owens,” Mama Byers says, looking at Wayne already, like Eddie and Will’s opinions are the lesser in the situation.

“No way in hell!” Wayne snaps, glaring. “You think they’ll take kindly to that boy when they realize he led so many of their own to their deaths?”

“It wasn’t him!”

“I know that!” Wayne replies, heated the way he only is when he’s worried about his kids. “Do you think a bunch ‘a government goons are gonna give two shits?”

It’s like every planning session they have, they’re working to beat the last one for the worst ideas in the world. Or in the case of not having any ideas at all, passing off the responsibility to someone they in no way should.

Eddie tunes it all out, looking back toward the van, pulling, pulling, pulling on the line between them. It’s still there. Steve’s still there.

“He tried to save us,” Eddie says, quiet voice cutting through the arguing. He doesn’t look to see what everyone’s face looks like, too afraid to find pity there. Or worse, sympathy. “He tried to save us.”

He’s looking at the van, swears he can see Steve sitting, bound, and blindfolded, and deaf to the world around him, even through all that metal.

“He’s still in there.”

Something settles into him like conviction.

He storms to the van, ignoring the calls to stop, to explain. It’s like he’s being pulled to where he belongs – at Steve’s side. Always. ‘til death do they part.

Steve’s cheek is scratchy beneath his palm, the way he never lets it get. Not since being trapped in the Upside-Down with no usable water or razors. He rubs his fingers against it, watches the skin redden.

He leaves the flannel where it is, sleeves trailing down and tickling his arms. He takes the headphones off, doesn’t turn the player off, just lets it ring quietly through the van, a terrible soundtrack to this terrible moment.

“Remember that first night?” Eddie says, clutching Steve’s face harder, trying to push the memories back into him. “You saved me from the Demogorgon, pulled me into your bedroom, and hid me away with you.”

He ignores the sounds of the rest of the group clattering into the van behind him. They’re not here at all. Neither is he. Steve and Eddie are still in that closet, tucked away and safe from the dangers of the world.

Eddie smiles, undeniably fond of what had then been the scariest moment of his life. “Even when you were an asshole, you were still a good dude.”

Will moves up beside him, pushing him to the side and sliding one of his hands beneath Eddie’s so he can cradle the left side of Steve’s face while Eddie cradles the right.

“Remember when we first met?” Will asks, quiet, reverent. “You saved me from the Demogorgon, too.” He bumps his shoulder into Eddie’s but doesn’t look away from Steve. “Guess that’s just something you do.” He laughs, wet but real. “And then you just kept saving me.”

As if the weight of the words are settling too heavily into him, Will’s head drops down, chin settling onto his own chest, free hand clenching uselessly. “Now it’s my turn, and I don’t know how to save you.”

***

“– to save you.” The words echo through him. There’s reverb through his whole body (How does he know that word? How does know that voice? Who is –

***

There’s a flicker, so faint Eddie’s not sure he felt it at all. But Will gasps, hand clenching his sternum in the same place Eddie feels the connection between them all.

“Steve?” Eddie calls, breathless. It doesn’t flicker again.

Wayne drops down, bullying his way between them to look up at Steve’s obscured face. “I remember the first time I saw ya,” he says gruffly. “You were half-dead, and still kicking up a big ol’ fuss.” He clears his throat. “I knew right when ya opened your eyes in that hospital room that you were as good as my own boy.” His voice breaks around the word boy, and Eddie’s heart breaks along with it.

***

“—as good as my boy.” …who?

***

Flicker. Tug.

Mama Byers kneels slightly behind Will, the room in front of Steve all taken up with their bodies stacked one on top of the other. “You saved my Will,” she says with that quiet conviction that always rings through her voice when she knows she’s right. “You’re a sweet boy, and you need to come back. Okay?”

***

“—come back. Okay?” Where? It’s dark. Where is he supposed to go?

***

Flicker. Tug.

Eddie scoots impossibly closer, Steve’s knees digging uncomfortably into his ribs. He wants to kiss him. He wants to merge their bodies until they’ll never be separated again. He wants Steve back. He just— wants.

“Angel,” he says, voice thick with all the things he’s never said. “I have loved you—”

***

“—I have loved you—”

***

“—since the first time I thought I’d lost you.” He hears Will’s quiet gasp. The words had come out, truthful and sure, but he wonders, just for a second, if this is the moment he loses Will. But then he remembers the reverence he’d looked up at Steve with when he’d been bathed in all that light. The way he talks about Mike Wheeler of all people like he hung the moon in the sky.

Wayne leans into him on one side, Will on the other, Steve in front, and he lets that pressure settle into him. Enough that he opens his mouth to continue speaking.

“I never want to lose you again,” he chokes out, warbling over the words as the tears, never far from his eyes these days, spring free once more. “Please.”

***

“Please.” He wants to go to the voice, that begs in the dark. Wants to…wants to…but it’s cold. And he’s lost.

But someone’s thrown him a line, no two. They’re glowing, a beacon of light in the darkness. Something to hold onto. So, he does. He takes hold and pull, hoping against all that cold nothing that it’ll lead him home.

***

“No, it was even before that.” Eddie says, smiling despite it all. They’ve always been the people to find that bright spot of light in all the darkness, him and Steve and Will. It’s a skill they curated in the musty red of a world they’d been sent to die in. They’d had to.

“You remember when we saw the lights in the Upside-Down for the first time in Mama Byers house?” Everyone’s quiet breathing shores him up, lets him linger in that bright spot of ethereal joy. “They surrounded you, like you were on fire.”

He hears a grunt from Will, wonders if he’s picturing that moment, too. If he can remember the way the light had haloed Steve’s face just as clearly.

***

“You looked like an angel, Stevie.” Stevie? He follows the line, follows the voice, wants out of this darkness. “I’ve been falling—”

***

“—for you ever since.” The words linger. Eddie lowers his hands, Will’s coming down with it, to look up at Steve’s inflamed cheeks, wishing it was a blush from Eddie’s words and not his body heat burning him up.

He wants Steve to say it back, to tell him he doesn’t feel the same, to punch him in the face, anything as long as it’s Steve. But he doesn’t. Because Steve’s still not there.

***

That voice. That— Eddie? He repeats it like a mantra, never wanting to forget again. Eddie, Eddie, Eddie. The words are warm, they linger. Reverb in this dark place. He clutches the ties that bind and holds on. Eddie, and…

And…

But then the warmth fades. It’s dark. And cold. And he’s so very alone.

Part 85

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#steddie #steve harrington #eddie munson #my fic #steddie upsidedown au #will byers #really had fun with the formatting and incomplete nature of this one. everyone say thank you steve!

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gatheringbones · 2 years ago

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[“Herself a landlord, Karen paid attention to how someone looked at her unit. This point was repeated in the thick training manual landlords received at registration: “Do they check out each room?…Do they mentally visualize where the furniture will go, which room the children will sleep in, or how they’ll make best use of the kitchen layout? Or do they barely walk in the front door before asking to rent, showing a surprising lack of interest in the details? People who make an honest living care about their home and often show it in the way they look at the unit. Some who rent for illegal operations forget to pretend they have the same interest.”

The small act of screening could have big consequences. From thousands of yes/no decisions emerged a geography of advantage and disadvantage that characterized the modern American city: good schools and failing ones, safe streets and dangerous ones. Landlords were major players in distributing the spoils. They decided who got to live where. And their screening practices (or lack thereof) revealed why crime and gang activity or an area’s civic engagement and its spirit of neighborliness could vary drastically from one block to the next. They also helped explain why on the same block in the same low-income neighborhood, one apartment complex but not another became familiar to the police.

Screening practices that banned criminality and poverty in the same stroke drew poor families shoulder to shoulder with drug dealers, sex offenders, and other lawbreakers in places with lenient requirements. Neighborhoods marred by high poverty and crime were that way not only because poverty could incite crime, and crime could invite poverty, but also because the techniques landlords used to “keep illegal and destructive activity out of rental property” kept poverty out as well. This also meant that violence, drug activity, deep poverty, and other social problems coalesced at a much smaller, more acute level than the neighborhood. They gathered at the same address.

For people familiar with hunger and scarcity, addiction and prison, that often meant being isolated from job networks and exposed to vice and violence. But it also meant people could air problems; swap food, clothes, and information; and finish one another’s sentences about lousy jobs or social workers or prison (“They put gravy—”…“On everything!”). It meant that, should they be in the early stages of opiate withdrawal, they could take a walk around their trailer park to calm the shakes and run into a fellow junkie who could give them what they needed.

Some landlords neglected to screen tenants for the same reason payday lenders offered unsecured, high-interest loans to families with unpaid debt or lousy credit; for the same reason that the subprime industry gave mortgages to people who could not afford them; for the same reason Rent-A-Center allowed you to take home a new Hisense air conditioner or Klaussner “Lazarus” reclining sofa without running a credit check. There was a business model at the bottom of every market.”]

matthew desmond, from evicted: poverty and profit in the american city, 2016

#matthew desmond #history stuff #currently reading

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lupinuslepidus · 7 months ago

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fieldwork incident # ??? / ???: in retrospect, we should've turned the car around when we drove past the abandoned and apparently unoccupied husk of a trailer that had "THIS IS OUR HOUSE, LEAVE" and a frowny face painted on the side, and reached the closed wire gate with a cow carcass lying in the scrub nearby. (you come across those sometimes where there's ranching areas. i don't wish the experience on anyone.) in our defense, the other road we could've taken also had a closed wire gate across it, and Google Maps was assuring us that this was an alternative that would get us where we were going. the rental vehicle has 4WD, but low clearance. and the dirt road is flat but has occasional water benches and isn't particularly tended and suddenly there's a bump and the car bottoms out. a couple of the service lights come on, briefly. at this point i'm a little sunk cost fallacy and we try to keep going anyway, then the dirt road starts to disappear into dry creeks and scattered shrubs, to the point where i have to get out of the car to figure out which direction we're going. we're at the bottom of a sage scrub basin and it's hot out -- this happened to be in the middle of the record-breaking heat wave. there's turkey vultures circling, off to the side. i can see all the way to the horizon in all directions, mountains rising up at the edges. i see a jackrabbit streak off into the brush. i don't know if you've ever encountered a jackrabbit out in the sage scrub. they feel like omens every time.

we turn the car around and make it back to the main road. we realize a couple crucial things:

the open gate we'd passed through initially actually had a "NO TRESPASSING, PRIVATE RANCH PROPERTY" sign strung up on it. why was it open? not sure.

there's very much four different service lights on, including the "check engine" light.

we're supposed to be going up another dirt road to do a couple more days of fieldwork in the middle of nowhere and then do a long drive to Utah. the rental agencies are both a 2.5 - 3 hour drive in either direction. mechanics are similarly too far or closed for the day already.

(i did call our postdoc to update her on our situation and get advice. she'd later send a text saying "I looked it up and scraping the bottom of the car wouldn't cause the "check engine light' to turn on, so it must be just an old car problem!" and after that i decided to rely on my own judgment instead.)

sometimes you just gotta do what you gotta do and sometimes that means using an increasingly sketchy car for three more days of fieldwork I GUESS.

#field notes #cw animal death #long post #the Incidents continue #we did also start losing pressure in one of the tires and had to refill it a couple times at gas stations #and we did almost get stuck on a mountain road at one point bc the 4WD system wouldn't activate #since that was one of the things that needed service? trying to turn the car around meant it was just digging itself into the gravel #did i learn any lessons here? tbh mostly that it'd be nice if my advisor would invest in a car with like. 4WD and clearance for the lab.#but ultimately this all turned out fine #we got the car switched out after a few days #it just felt a lil sketchy at times

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lesbienneanarchiste · 1 year ago

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Not to get nostalgic about physical media on main again but gd truly unparalleled to go to Blockbuster in my teens and early twenties and feel like there were so many things for me to explore and discover. We had two in our town, a big one and a small one. The small one was limited but had more Displays of the "Nikki's Favorites of the 90s" type. When it died, they put a wall down the center of its corpse and turned it into a driving school and a vape shop. The big one was one of those places you could just wander around for a while and look at all these movies you've never heard of. A lot of my favorite movies as a kid/teen were things I picked off the shelf randomly bc I liked the look of the spine. My spine was not so happy from me being bent sideways at the waist to read the titles but sacrifices must be made. That Blockbuster got turned into a surf and turf restaurant that was too expensive for my family (and tbh most of the families in that town) to eat at. You used to be able to walk into a big warm yellow room and see your friends, enemies, and countrymen renting the most unpredictable shit possible, for the low price of a couple bucks a DVD. They even had video games after a while so you could play stuff kids at school were talking about even if you couldn't afford to buy it brand new. You could find out about new movies coming out bc the trailers would show on the mounted tvs in the days before youtube. The big Blockbuster even had music CDs you could rent for a hot minute when I was in high school. If you liked a movie enough you could buy it for half cover price bc it was used. Sometimes much less than half cover price if it was something that didn't get rented very often or they had a ton of copies they needed to shift.

Like yeah, Blockbuster fucked over smaller independent video rental stores and that sucks but I still mourn it's demise. The way I can hate how Borders kicked all the indie book shops out of the malls and still be pissed the fuck off that they shut down and all became forever 21s.

Don't even get me started on CD shops and FYE 😭😭😭😭

#disgruntled octopus #slams fists on the table with tears in my eyes #I DONT WANNA CONSUME MEDIA. I WANNA HAVE AN EXPERIENCE.

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dreamwatch · 1 year ago

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Thank you to @greenlikethesea for the tag! I LOVE BEING TAGGED!

It’s WIP WednesdaySaturday Tuesday Friday. Time for a little accountability, sharing your work, and getting a kick in the pants.

Here’s how it works: In a reblog of this post (so people can find you in the notes) or new thread (w/ rules attached) if you want to play on your own, post up to five (5) filenames of your WIPs; not titles, file names. Post a snippet from one of them. Snippet must be words you wrote in the last 7 days. We’re posting progress here. If you haven’t made any, go make some and come back to play!

After you’ve posted, people can send you an ask with one of your file names. You must then write 3 sentences in that file. If the filename is one you can't share from (for example, an event or gift fic), write 3 sentences on it anyway, and then 3 more on another to share. That’s it! You can invite others to join in, or just post. I’ll be searching the reblogs to find people to send asks to!

If you’re reading this, you’re invited! If you see someone posting a WIP Wednesday Game snippet, send them an ask! Make them write.

File Names:

Like A Stone

Dustin & Eddie

Eddie Hands One Shot

Steve & Eddie 90s

Prison Fic

Snippet from Like A Stone Below:

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“Hey dickhead I brought you a gift,” Steve grabs Eddie by the shoulders steering him over to Dustin and Eddie’s not sure if that’s for support or to stop him running away.

Mike looks genuinely excited to see him and gives him a crushing hug. It’s not like they haven’t seen each other lately, but it’s usually at Eddie’s place and saying he’s been low energy would be an understatement. They come to the trailer for him more than themselves, as if they think bringing him video rentals will somehow bring him to life again. He wishes it was that easy.

He pats Mike on the back to break the hug before making his way over to Dustin.

“Happy birthday, Henderson.”

Dustin manages to muster up an unconvincing smile, and Eddie will give him a few points for effort. “Thanks, Eddie.”

They hug awkwardly before Steve steps in to save him. “You want your present? Unless you’ve already stolen it from my room.”

“Of course I haven’t!” Dustin rounds on him. “I have manners, Steve. My beautiful mother raised me well.” Eddie watches as Dustin beams at his mom, blowing her a kiss, and she beams right back and catches it in her hand, puts it in her pocket. It’s incredibly sweet and a younger version of himself would be too bitter and jealous to appreciate such a sickly display of affection, but this Eddie is older and has seen some shit so he smiles at Dustin despite the pang of longing in his chest.

He hands over the bag while Steve heads off to get his.

“Uh, you don’t have to open it now, or anything, you know. Just. Like, whenever.” He shoves his hands into his pockets, feeling awkward. His eyes are darting around the room, half looking for exits and half looking to see if he’s being stared at. There are a couple of kids trying to get a glimpse without looking too obvious, and a couple of adults in the kitchen giving him the stink eye. He’s getting increasingly itchy to leave.

Before he can think about that further Steve wanders back to save him. And isn’t that a weird fucking thing to be thinking right now? That Steve ��The Hair’ Harrington is the person he’s coming to see as a beacon in a dark sea. Jesus.

He watches Dustin rifle through the gift bag.

“My Little Pony, Steve? I’m sixteen you asshole!”

“That’s just the paper, dickhead, I didn’t actually buy you a doll.”

Eddie smiles. “How do you feel about the Care Bears?”

“Jesus Christ,” Dustin shakes his head as if he’s talking to children.

Eddie grabs a coke and heads into the backyard. The Henderson’s living room isn’t exactly huge and it’s stifling and honestly just being here and showing up is a big deal, right? So he heads off into the yard hoping to find a space to breathe.

It all feels very weird. He was barely out of the hospital this time last year and he had bigger concerns than Dustin’s birthday. It must be hard for Dustin, with half the party missing, along with the extra additions they bring with them - Erica, Nancy, Jonathan. Eddie knows how that feels. He misses the band, more than he will admit to anyone else. And he misses Hellfire, and the huge hole it left behind. The guys, yeah of course, but the sticking up for the guys. The lunch time rabble rousing. God it was fun.

He misses having fun. He misses feeling light, unburdened. He misses not being frightened.

He misses his life.

He finds a ratty lawn chair that looks like it should take his weight and lowers himself into it. There’s a couple of women out here he doesn’t recognise, likely friends of Mrs Henderson, and a few more kids. Eddie can’t fathom having this many friends anymore. Did he ever?

“Eddie?”

Fuck.

“Hey man,” Eddie says, moving to stand up, and… what? Shake his hand? Who is he that he can’t interact with his friends anymore? (Are they even still friends?)

Gareth waves him off, “Sit down, dude. Dustin said your leg is still fucked, you don’t need to stand.”

Right. Was it naive to think they wouldn’t be talking about him? Probably.

The atmosphere is fucking thick with unsaid words and unhealed wounds. He hasn’t seen Gareth in months. It’s been bad enough trying to fight his way through with Dustin and Mike, but Gareth is a different ballgame. They have history.

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As always, no pressure, I know some of you guys aren't writing right now, but have a friendly boop on the nose from me. (also, genuinely - if I tag you and you really never want to hear from me again, like cease and desist and shit, please say and I will start keeping a list, because my old fart brain just never remembers!).

@farahsamboolents @cchapsticck @devilyouwere @thisapplepielife @hbyrde36 @cuips-not-cute @occasionaloverboy

And opposite applies, if you're thinking 'bitch never tags me' please let me know and I will legit make a list. I'm always worried about annoying people and they ⬆️ haven't told me to fuck off yet so I keep tagging them. 🤣

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openposthub · 9 hours ago

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2. Check Online Marketplaces: Platforms like TruckRentDirect and UShip allow businesses to compare options for trailer rentals. Look for providers offering transparent pricing and keep an eye out for discounts.

3. Read Reviews and Ask for Recommendations: Customer reviews are a treasure trove of insights. Pay attention to testimonials that mention fleet reliability and customer service. Or, ask fellow business owners in your network for recommendations.

4. Contact Providers Directly: Don’t hesitate to reach out to rental companies and ask detailed questions about pricing, maintenance, and additional perks. Having a direct conversation often leads to a personalized quote or special offer tailored to your business.

Drive Your Business Forward with Dry Van Rentals

Reliable logistics are the backbone of local businesses, and dry van trailer rentals provide a dependable, cost-effective solution to keep goods moving smoothly. With their flexibility, low-maintenance requirements, and tailored features, dry vans are a smart choice for businesses seeking to optimize their operations without breaking the bank.

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The tiny home is a small factory-made home made of Steel that is, most of the time, built on a road trailer. It can therefore be moved at any time and does not require a permit to build. These homes are available with wheels on a trailer or without the wheels which can be placed directly on pre-casted foundations. The possibilities are endless for what a tiny home hotel can provide. Tiny home hotels offer a more intimate experience with their environment than traditional hotels for the same price. Tiny home hotels contain homes many square feet, are often located in scenic places, and offer guests the chance to explore the outdoors or local attractions. In addition, they can offer unforgettable experiences for weddings, dining, business retreats, and family reunions - flexible financing for tiny homes.

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A tiny home is an accessible reality for many first-time home buyers, whether it's a prefab tiny house or one built from a floor plan. They make sustainable living easier because they can run on clean energy and reduce your environmental footprint. And, of course, they can serve as an extra office space, a guest house, or a fully separate rental in your own backyard. Given all that, many designers and rental hosts build in innovative small space design ideas to make their tiny houses as well equipped and stylish as a full-size home - low-cost tiny houses.

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Reliable Drop Deck Trailer Hire Services with Southern Cross Truck Rentals

When it comes to versatile, efficient, and reliable hauling solutions, drop deck trailers are a top choice. Whether you need to transport heavy machinery, oversized loads, or general freight, these trailers provide the flexibility and strength needed for challenging tasks. At Southern Cross Truck Rentals, we specialise in offering premium drop deck trailer hire services to businesses and individuals across various industries.

What Is a Drop Deck Trailer?

A drop deck trailer—also known as a step-deck trailer—is a type of flatbed trailer that features two deck levels. The upper deck sits above the rear wheels of the tractor unit, while the lower deck drops down, providing extra clearance for taller loads. This design allows for the transport of items that exceed the height limits of standard flatbed trailers, making it an essential tool for industries such as construction, agriculture, and logistics.

Key Features of Drop Deck Trailers

Increased Load Height Capacity: The lowered deck allows for taller equipment and structures to be transported with ease.

Enhanced Stability: The low centre of gravity offers improved stability, even when carrying heavy or awkward loads.

Versatility: Ideal for hauling everything from industrial machinery to construction materials.

Ease of Loading: The lower deck simplifies the loading and unloading process, saving time and effort.

Why Choose Drop Deck Trailer Hire?

Purchasing a drop deck trailer may not always be the most practical choice, especially for occasional use. This is where drop deck trailer hire becomes a cost-effective and convenient solution. Southern Cross Truck Rentals offers a wide range of trailers that are tailored to meet your specific needs, saving you the hassle of long-term maintenance and storage.

Advantages of Hiring a Drop Deck Trailer

Cost-Effectiveness: Hiring eliminates the need for a large upfront investment, providing access to high-quality equipment within your budget.

Flexibility: Whether you need a trailer for a day, a week, or a longer period, our rental options are designed to suit your schedule.

Access to Modern Equipment: Our fleet is regularly updated to ensure you’re using trailers with the latest technology and safety features.

No Maintenance Concerns: When you hire, you don’t have to worry about repairs or upkeep, letting you focus on your core business activities.

Expert Support: Our experienced team is available to help you choose the right trailer and offer advice on safe usage.

Applications of Drop Deck Trailers

Drop deck trailers are known for their versatility, making them ideal for a variety of applications. Here are some common uses:

Heavy Equipment TransportFrom bulldozers to excavators, drop decks excel at transporting heavy machinery. The low deck height ensures safe and secure loading, even for oversized equipment.

Oversized FreightIf your cargo exceeds the height limits of standard flatbeds, a drop deck trailer provides the extra clearance needed.

Agricultural EquipmentFarmers frequently use drop deck trailers to move tractors, harvesters, and other large equipment essential for farming operations.

Construction MaterialsSteel beams, prefabricated structures, and other construction materials can be easily hauled with a drop deck trailer.

Vehicle TransportationWhether transporting multiple vehicles or specialty cars, the spacious lower deck offers ample room for secure transportation.

Southern Cross Truck Rentals: Your Trusted Partner

At Southern Cross Truck Rentals, we pride ourselves on providing exceptional service and top-tier equipment. Our drop deck trailer hire options are designed with your convenience and success in mind. Whether you require a short-term rental or a long-term solution, we’ve got you covered.

Why Rent from Us?

Extensive Fleet: Our fleet includes a variety of drop deck trailers to meet different load capacities and requirements.

Exceptional Customer Service: Our friendly team is always ready to assist with any inquiries and provide personalised recommendations.

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Competitive Pricing: We offer affordable, transparent rental rates that ensure excellent value for your investment.

How to Choose the Right Drop Deck Trailer

Choosing the right drop deck trailer is vital for ensuring efficiency and safety. Here are some key factors to consider:

Load Dimensions and WeightBefore renting, determine the size and weight of your cargo. This will help us match you with a trailer that meets your needs.

Hauling DistanceFor long-distance transportation, you’ll need a trailer that’s built for durability and comfort.

Frequency of UseIf you only need a trailer occasionally, a short-term rental may be ideal. For ongoing projects, consider our flexible long-term rental options.

Additional FeaturesDepending on your cargo, you may require trailers with ramps, tie-down points, or extendable decks. Let us know your specific needs, and we’ll find the perfect match.

Safety Tips for Using Drop Deck Trailers

To ensure a smooth journey and protect your cargo, it’s essential to follow safety best practices when using a drop deck trailer. Here are some key safety tips:

Distribute Weight Evenly: Proper weight distribution is critical to maintaining stability and preventing accidents.

Secure the Load: Use the correct tie-down equipment to keep your cargo secure and prevent shifting during transport.

Check Clearance Heights: Always verify the height of your loaded trailer to avoid obstacles such as bridges and overpasses.

Inspect the Trailer: Before you hit the road, inspect the trailer for any signs of wear or damage, including tyres, brakes, and lighting systems.

Our Environmental Responsibility and Sustainability Efforts

At Southern Cross Truck Rentals, we’re committed to minimising our environmental impact. Our fleet includes energy-efficient vehicles and trailers, helping reduce emissions while maintaining exceptional performance. By choosing our drop deck trailer hire services, you’re partnering with a company that’s dedicated to sustainability.

Choose Southern Cross Truck Rentals for a Reliable Drop Deck Trailer Hire

Whether you’re transporting heavy machinery, agricultural equipment, or oversized freight, Southern Cross Truck Rentals is your trusted provider for reliable drop deck trailer hire services. Our combination of high-quality equipment, competitive pricing, and outstanding customer support makes us the preferred choice for businesses and individuals across Australia.

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5 Key Tips for Seamless Portable Toilet Hire

When planning an event or managing a worksite, portable toilets are an essential consideration. A few missteps can turn convenience into chaos, so preparation is key. At Retrac Toilet Hire, we've seen it all and want to share five critical tips to ensure your portable toilet hire goes smoothly.

1. Plan for Sufficient Toilets Underestimating your needs is a common mistake. For events, the general guideline is one toilet per 50 attendees for events under six hours and one per 40 for longer durations. Don’t forget to adjust these figures for food or drink-heavy occasions.

2. Choose the Right Location Strategic placement is crucial. Opt for a level, accessible spot that's away from busy areas, food zones, or potential hazards. Ensure it’s also easy for servicing and delivery teams to access.

3. Ensure Accessibility If your attendees include individuals with disabilities, make sure to hire Equality Act-compliant toilets. These units provide added space, grab bars, and other features to accommodate everyone comfortably.

4. Look Beyond the Price It’s tempting to go for the cheapest option, but low-cost rentals can come with hidden drawbacks such as outdated units or inadequate sanitation. Retrac is renowned for our portable toilet hire in Yorkshire, providing clean, modern units at great value, ensuring your guests’ comfort without compromising on quality.

5. Include Essential Extras Handwashing stations, bins, and adequate lighting for evening events are must-haves. For premium events, consider our luxury toilet trailers equipped with running water, soaps, and towels to elevate your guests’ experience.

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Necessary Materials-- What Do You Put In All-time Low Of A Porta-Potty?

When you think about porta-potties, your mind could jump right to ideas of outdoor occasions, building and construction websites, or outdoor camping journeys. These portable bathrooms offer an essential feature in making sure health and comfort in places where typical restroom centers are inaccessible. But have you ever before questioned what really goes into all-time low of a porta-potty? Well, you're in luck! This write-up dives deep into the crucial materials used in mobile bathrooms, their relevance, and responses lots of typical questions bordering their use.

Understanding Portable Toilets What is a Portable Toilet Rental?

A portable commode service entails renting out a self-contained toilet system for temporary use at occasions or worksites. These units are typically furnished with basic amenities to provide a sanitary remedy where basic bathroom facilities can not be accessed. In the rental arrangement, various options might be offered based on the occasion's requirements-- like typical devices, deluxe trailers, and even ADA-compliant options.

How Much is Porta Loo Hire?

The expense of renting out a porta-loo can differ significantly based on aspects like location, duration of leasing, and type of system required. Generally, leasing a conventional porta-potty might set you back between $75 to $150 http://glendaleportapottyrentalwdg288.theburnward.com/is-a-porta-potty-the-like-a-porta-bathroom-clearing-up-terms for a one-day event. Nevertheless, extra fees can get shipment and servicing.

Hand Sanitizer: Although not literally in the storage tank itself, several mobile toilets include hand disinfecting terminals as component of their configuration to advertise health amongst users.

Ventilation System: Some high-end versions may have integrated air flow systems that help maintain air distributing and decrease smells further.

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Necessary Products-- What Do You Place in The Bottom Of A Porta-Potty?

When you think of porta-potties, your mind might leap directly to thoughts of outside occasions, building websites, or camping journeys. These portable commodes offer a crucial feature in guaranteeing hygiene and ease in position where standard restroom facilities are not available. Yet have you ever before questioned what in fact goes into all-time low of a porta-potty? Well, you remain in luck! This short article dives deep into the vital products made use of in mobile bathrooms, their value, and answers numerous typical concerns surrounding their use.

Understanding Portable Toilets What is a Portable Bathroom Rental?

A mobile bathroom service involves renting out a self-contained commode system for temporary use at occasions or worksites. These devices are usually geared up with standard features to provide a sanitary service where basic restroom centers can not be accessed. In the rental agreement, numerous options might be available based on the event's requirements-- like conventional systems, luxury trailers, or perhaps ADA-compliant options.

How Much is Porta Loo Hire?

The price of renting out a porta-loo can vary dramatically based upon aspects like place, period of service, and sort of system required. Usually, renting a conventional porta-potty may cost between $75 to $150 for a one-day event. However, extra charges can make an application for delivery and servicing.

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How Several Portable Toilets Do I Need for 2000 People?

When preparing an occasion attended by 2000 individuals, it's important to make sure appropriate bathroom facilities. A general rule of thumb is to provide one porta-potty for every single 50-100 visitors over a four-hour period. For that reason, https://longbeachadacompliantportapottiesemv.bloggersdelight.dk/2024/10/28/how-much-does-it-expense-to-rental-fee-a-premium-porta-potty/ for 2000 attendees, you'll likely need around 20 to 40 mobile bathrooms depending on the event's length and nature.

Essential Supplies-- What Do You Place in All-time Low Of A Porta-Potty?

So now we come to the crux of this write-up: what do you place in all-time low of a porta-potty?

The bottom area of a porta-potty is made to collect waste and take care of smells effectively. It's normally full of a number of vital products:

Holding Container Liquid: This blue fluid serves several purposes: It deodorizes waste. It breaks down solid waste and bathroom paper. It decreases odor via chemical reactions that reduce the effects of unpleasant smells.

Bio-enzymes: These aid damage down organic matter quicker and minimize odors normally. They are eco-friendly choices to severe chemicals and are safe for a lot of environments.

Toilet Paper: While it's not put directly in all-time low tank, supplying bathroom tissue within very easy reach guarantees users have what they need without triggering blockages.

Hand Sanitizer: Although not literally in the tank itself, many portable bathrooms consist of hand sanitizing stations as part of their arrangement to promote health amongst users.

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Dump Trailer Rental: Why You’d Need It and How It’s Great

When tackling large projects, whether they involve home renovations, landscaping, or construction, the need for efficient waste management becomes paramount. One solution that has gained popularity in recent years is dump trailer rental. This versatile option can make your cleanup efforts significantly easier, allowing you to focus on what truly matters: completing your project. In this article, we’ll explore why you might need a dump trailer rental, the advantages it offers, and how it can be an excellent choice for both residential and commercial applications.

Introduction

A dump trailer rental provides a convenient way to transport and dispose of large amounts of debris or waste. Unlike traditional trucks or pickup vehicles, dump trailers are specifically designed to handle heavy loads and simplify the dumping process. Whether you are a homeowner embarking on a DIY project or a contractor managing a construction site, having access to a dump trailer can save you time, effort, and even money. Understanding the benefits of this rental option can help you make informed decisions for your next project.

Versatility for Various Projects

One of the primary reasons to consider a dump trailer rental is its versatility. Dump trailers come in various sizes and can handle a wide range of materials, making them suitable for multiple projects. Whether you're clearing out a garage, landscaping a yard, or renovating a bathroom, these trailers can accommodate everything from soil and mulch to construction debris and household junk.

For instance, if you’re landscaping your yard, a dump trailer can be used to transport soil, gravel, or plants to your site. After the job is done, you can easily load up the trailer with old sod, branches, and other yard waste for disposal. Similarly, if you are involved in a home renovation, a dump trailer can help you manage the debris from tearing down walls, ripping out old flooring, or disposing of outdated appliances.

This versatility makes dump trailers a popular choice for both residential and commercial projects. Contractors often rely on dump trailers for construction sites, while homeowners appreciate their utility for smaller-scale endeavors.

Cost-Effective Solution

Renting a dump trailer can also be a cost-effective solution compared to other waste disposal options. While hiring a full-service junk removal service can be convenient, it often comes with high fees, especially for large loads. On the other hand, renting a dump trailer typically involves a flat rate based on the size and duration of the rental, which can be much more budget-friendly.

Additionally, having a dump trailer on-site allows you to manage your waste disposal on your own schedule. You won’t have to worry about waiting for a service to arrive or paying for multiple pickups. Instead, you can fill the trailer at your own pace and return it when you're finished, giving you control over both time and cost.

Easy Loading and Unloading

Another compelling reason to consider dump trailer rental is the convenience it offers in loading and unloading materials. Most dump trailers are equipped with hydraulic systems that allow for easy dumping of materials. This feature is particularly advantageous when dealing with heavy or bulky loads that would be challenging to lift manually.

For example, if you’re disposing of concrete, bricks, or dirt, the ability to tilt the trailer and let gravity do the work can save you considerable effort and reduce the risk of injury. This ease of use can also streamline the process, allowing you to move quickly from one phase of your project to the next.

Moreover, the design of dump trailers often includes low loading decks, making it easy to load items without the need for additional equipment. This accessibility is especially beneficial for DIY enthusiasts who may not have access to specialized tools or equipment.

Increased Safety and Efficiency

When working on large projects, safety is always a top priority. Dump trailers can help increase safety on job sites by providing a designated area for waste and debris. This organization helps keep the work area tidy, reducing the risk of accidents caused by tripping over scattered materials.

Additionally, by utilizing a dump trailer, you can minimize the number of trips required to dispose of waste. Instead of repeatedly loading your vehicle and making multiple trips to the dump or landfill, you can consolidate your waste into one trailer. This efficiency not only saves time but also reduces fuel costs and wear and tear on your vehicle.

Environmentally Friendly Disposal

Using a dump trailer rental can also contribute to environmentally friendly waste disposal practices. Many rental services offer guidance on proper disposal methods for different types of materials, helping you ensure that you’re following local regulations and guidelines. This awareness can be particularly important for hazardous materials, as improper disposal can lead to environmental contamination.

By utilizing a dump trailer, you can more easily sort materials for recycling or composting. For instance, many landscaping projects generate organic waste that can be composted, while construction projects often produce materials that can be recycled, such as metal, wood, and concrete. By taking advantage of the dump trailer's space, you can separate these materials and reduce the amount of waste sent to landfills.

Convenience of Short-Term Rentals

Another significant advantage of dump trailer rentals is the flexibility of short-term rentals. Many companies offer daily, weekly, or monthly rental options, allowing you to choose the duration that best fits your project timeline. This flexibility is particularly useful for those who may not require a trailer for an extended period but still want the benefits of having one on hand.

Short-term rentals can be perfect for seasonal projects like spring cleaning, yard work, or preparing for holidays when extra waste may be generated. Being able to rent a trailer for just a few days can help you avoid the costs associated with long-term ownership, making it a practical solution for occasional use.

Conclusion

In summary, a dump trailer rental can be an invaluable asset for anyone undertaking large-scale projects that involve significant waste management. Its versatility, cost-effectiveness, ease of use, safety features, environmentally friendly options, and convenient rental terms make it a superior choice for both homeowners and contractors alike. Whether you're renovating your home, landscaping your yard, or managing a construction site, the benefits of using a dump trailer are clear.

By renting a dump trailer, you can simplify your cleanup efforts, reduce project timelines, and ensure that your waste is disposed of responsibly. The next time you find yourself facing a big project, consider the advantages of a dump trailer rental—it might just be the solution you didn’t know you needed.

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