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[sarahthecoat]

Sherlock episodes on pbs

I apparently didn’t reblog it, or don’t have time to look more than a few days back in my archive, but I did read something about all the episodes being replayed on BBC today. So this morning out of curiosity I looked on my pbs/masterpiece web site, and I did have to dig a bit (not under “schedule” but under “shows” scroll way down to Sherlock, click on that, and load more to get all the episodes) but the earlier seasons appear to be all available to watch from the web site. I don’t have a tv so I don’t know if they are also showing them via regular broadcast, that wasn’t mentioned under “schedule”. S4 episodes expired (dates shown) but the earlier episodes don’t show expiration dates. I don’t even know if they have been available all along, I never looked for them this way before since I have the dvds, so I don’t actually know if this is part of a leadup to anything or not. But I remember the idea crossing my dash about March 8, so, figured I’d put this out there.

[dreamsmp-au-ideas]

Oof Idk how much you know about it but if you have questions, I can answer them in later asks. So it's a mix of the SMP plot and the plot of RWBY (with stuff like the Dream team switching sides ). The main characters are TTRF (Triumph) aka Tommy, Tubbo, Ranboo and Fundy.

Tommy- based off Theseus (for obvious reasons), uses gun gauntlets, is a raccoon Faunus and the more damage he takes, the more his speed, strength and agility increases

Tubbo- based off Daedalus (the creator of the labyrinth), uses a sword/rifle and his semblance allows him to create platforms and summon certain animals

Ranboo- based off the legend of Romulus and Remus (twins that created Rome), uses a chain knife combo, can teleport leaving an image of himself behind that can be charged to explode

Fundy- based off the fable of the fox and the crow, uses an axe/bazooka combo, is a fox Faunus, can take anything you're holding (it goes from your hand instantly to his) as long as it's not fixed to your body.

Oh nice. This is cool and I’m excited for it. I can’t wait for more!

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Text Appearing After Image: OLD IRONSIDES 8i The success of the War of 1812 can not be credited to onefrigate, yet the Constitution absorbed the greatest number of at-tention as she performed definitely the maximum problems for British armedships upon the sea. Becoming looking for considerable repair works, the old frigate underwenta amount of implemented idleness, lasting about six years, sailingagain in May, 1821, under command of Capt. Jacob Jones forservice as leading of this Mediterranean Squadron. It was dur-ing this cruise, in 1822, that Lord Byron paid the lady a call. When you look at the autumn of 1823, the Constitution had been in Boston for anew staff, sailing in October, 1824, under Capt. Thomas Mac-donough, to join the Mediterranean Squadron, after that immediately to becommanded by Commodore John Rodgers, whose powerful handand rigid control would, the Secretary of this Navy ended up being con-vinced, restore the moral tone and put a conclusion towards the brawlsand battling of duels, also towards the basic dissipation thenrife between the officers regarding the Mediterranean fleet

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Text Appearing Before Image: following the first broad-side was indeed fired. His ship ended up being hulled many times be-tween wind and liquid, five carronades had damaged free, muchof the rigging had been gone, the primary and mizzen-masts were indanger of dropping on the part, and several of their guys had been dis-abled. Perceiving that Cyane had struck. Captain Douglas at-tempted to run, however it was too late. His wheel was shotaway, and his reduced masts have been poorly hurt. After achase of 30 minutes he surrendered, and Lieutenant Ballardwas delivered to take ownership. Lieutenant Hoffman had been onboard the Cyane with a small crew. This fight is noted when it comes to splendid seamanship of theAmericans and gallant behavior regarding the English. CaptainStewart had succeeded, by running and backing from a single shipto others, in fighting each separately, and in stopping hisown ship from being raked. There is nothing finer in ourannals. It was the final great battle associated with the Old Ironsides, because it wasthe final frigate activity associated with war.

Text Appearing After Image: OLD IRONSIDES 8i The success of the War of 1812 can not be credited to onefrigate, yet the Constitution absorbed the greatest number of at-tention as she performed definitely the maximum problems for British armedships upon the sea. Becoming looking for considerable repair works, the old frigate underwenta amount of implemented idleness, lasting about six years, sailingagain in May, 1821, under command of Capt. Jacob Jones forservice as leading of this Mediterranean Squadron. It was dur-ing this cruise, in 1822, that Lord Byron paid the lady a call. When you look at the autumn of 1823, the Constitution had been in Boston for anew staff, sailing in October, 1824, under Capt. Thomas Mac-donough, to join the Mediterranean Squadron, after that immediately to becommanded by Commodore John Rodgers, whose powerful handand rigid control would, the Secretary of this Navy ended up being con-vinced, restore the moral tone and put a conclusion towards the brawlsand battling of duels, also towards the basic dissipation thenrife between the officers regarding the Mediterranean fleet

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Image from web page 412 of “The Times reputation for the war” (1914) Image by online Archive Book Images Identifier: timeshistoryofwa10lond Title: The Circumstances history of the war Year: 1914 (1910s) Writers: Topics: Times reputation for the war Times record and encyclopaedia associated with the war World War, 1914-1918 Publisher: London Contributing Library: Robarts – University of Toronto Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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Text Appearing Before Image: AN ARAB. The picture illustrates the problem of acquiring foothold inside sand. taken up to Alexandria for fix. The accidentblocked the traffic regarding the Canal for 14 hoursThis had been the greatest success accomplished by theenemy in the endeavours to reduce communica-tions between the Mediterranean and India. Imperial Service Troops had the credit of alittle affair in which the organizer regarding the Canal

Text Appearing After Image: Ti;F<KFSn ANF) f;HF<MAN OFiF(:F-F<S. LHE TIMES fllsrollY OF Hello We! [AI{. IuiiU lodt liici litf. Oil (i t-iiilMU 23 u hqtiHtlionof MyHor« Lttiu-tTrf, ojwrating 15 miles oaist ofKanturu caine upon u foreti of HO to 70 Turks,the ttclvttnce body of u niicliug ptirty 200 strong.The Lancers pursutil the enemy for severalmiles, killing seven, cuptiuing 12, anil woundingmany others. Among the dead the boily ofthe sheikh Ri/alla Salim was identified. At thiw period, the close of 1915, the Turksand (}erman« had been making severe preparationsfor another advance on Egypt. The Alliescampaign in (lallipoli liad failed while the advanceon Bagdad liad converted into a retreat, while theconquest of Serbia because of the Central Powers and indeed expended in (Jermany from the Armyof Egypt and (ierman soldiers had been delivered toConstantinople—though perhaps not four military corps.Few Germans, save officials, reached Syria.Hut German guns, German ammo, and(ierman equipnent oi all kinds arrived in Syria,where in January

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TTRF f0rg3t THANKS FOR THE FOLLOW!

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[poeticartistfromgothamcity]

This is the dress I am attempting to make right now, only in gold satin with a purple gold patterned underskirt. Wish me luck!

[dreamsmp-au-ideas]

Alright, continuing with the RWBY au, we have Team WENQ (Wing) who are lead by Wilbur and are fully graduated adults. I haven't quite got Niki and Quackity's charecters fully sorted yet but:

Wilbur-Based off Icarus, uses a bow that can be split into 2 swords, he has wings and can control the feathers independently even when they're not attached to his wings. He dies at the fall of Beacon (Season 3 finale) and is revived by the time TTRF reaches the capital (start of season 8). He's a little older in this then he is normally and raised Fundy and Tommy.

Eret- based off Hoder (blind Norse god tricked into killing another god), uses a sword staff, was targeted by dream when she was a kid and Dream slashed their eyes, leaving them blind (they were a silver eyed warrior), his semblance heightens their other senses and they can shape shift into a bird. They guide TTRF from the fall of Beacon onwards.

All I have for Big Q is that he's a duck Faunus and can replicate others' fighting styles after watching them.

Wilbur being based on Icarus is cool and ouch! He still dies! At least he gets revived though.

Eret being blind in this hurts. Man.

Big Q replicating other’s fighting styles after watching them? Perfect. Especially considering that he seems to be a shapeshifter.