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[unsponsoreduk]

Movie Monday 22 July 2024

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[knock-off-deadpool]

so rarely do you see a clown car featuring just one clown

[bobapril]

Look, everything you buy is subject to enshittification, and printers started pretty far down that road already. But I've had my Brother inkjet for four years now, it's given me no problems, and the ink cartridges are clear, so I can see that it really IS empty when it says it is. The ink seems to last a lot longer than my earlier Epsons and HPs, too. I don't know how long the company will stay good, but if you need a new printer, I think Brother is the best place to start looking.

…WHAT.

[meteorsage]

I'm making cottage pie & mashed potatoes + shredded cheese from HEB makes the perfect glutinous crust for the delicious lamb curry within

🧘The Curry Within👄✨

[vivianjadeva]

Early Access!

Howdy folks!

The first episode of a new series I wanna try called An Unsponsored Review is up now for All YouTube Members and Patreon Supporters! It will be publicly released tomorrow!

If you want early access to videos too, feel free to sign up for as little as $1 on YouTube or on Patreon!

#unsponsored #review #vivianjade #earlyaccess #patreon #newvideoalert

[age-of-moonknight]

“Crusader,” Phases of the Moon Knight (Vol. 1/2024), #1.

Writer: Benjamin Percy; Artist: Rod Reis; Letterer: Cory Petit

[pengtheplush]

Starting the lineup! Seems like there should be room for everyone 🤔

[nonevahed]

"leading Palestinian intellectual, Richard Hanania"

[rivaiin]

i understand that not everyone likes/is able to play older games and with long running series its a bit unreasonable to expect new fans to play several decades old games. specially considering how some can be very hard to come by and not everyone knows how to set up emulators or enjoys watching playthroughs. but this new current of soft rebooting whole series of games and just saying 'yeah you can start with the newest one the older games dont really matter' is not as good as a solution as devs seem to think it is

[unsponsoreduk]

Social Media Saturday 20 July 2024

Welcome to Unsponsored and Social Media Saturday 20 July 2024. It’s been a crazy busy week, but we are back to normal service. Please check out the site. Social Media Saturday 20 July 2024 Enjoy! Continue reading Social Media Saturday 20 July 2024

[brothfan1997]

ok this is going to make me sound like an app enjoyer but does anyone else use the Transit app. u get a little silly randomized emoji icon+username and it uses your anonymized data to show people where the bus is real time. it tracks how many people use ur data to find the bus and you get put on the Transit Leaderboards to brag about how many people u helped find the bus i’m sorry but it’s fun and i like it

[crazykuroneko]

anyway, to add some positivity to the timeline: i just replaced my decade old modem and router, and now I know how it feels to have a 5G

[mitchmarnier]

Honestly the fact that this is the first Degrassi merch I’ve ever bought is an achievement

[aptechvisaglobalimmigration]

[raustenacious]

I very nearly bought one of the little flip notebooks yesterday from the store cus that would help me so much remembering shit and it’s just fun

[demilypyro]

"Another damn Super."

Shotgun Sally had had her fill of fighting superheroes. Henching used to be easy. Crack some safes, intimidate some people, stand guard at some deals. It's the only skillset she's ever had, and she was happy doing it. She had no interest in moving up - too much paperwork and headache - and going straight was impossible with her record. No, henching was where it's at. Or it used to be. Until those meteor storms a few years ago. People getting superpowers from the radiation. Started wearing costumes. Ridiculous. Comic book stuff. Job hadn't been the same since.

Intel came in. Sally answered the phone, writing down all the info in her notebook as usual. New hero. Contact said she goes by "Miss Fire." Left a calling card, apparently? Stupid name. Basic. Probably young, unsponsored. Hasn't been caught on camera yet, but apparently some deals went bad. Bodies at the scene had third degree burns on their hands and faces. Not one of those no-killers, this one. The name made her easy to figure out. Typical energy projection hero, probably has flamethrower breath or shoots fireballs. You hear it all the time, kid gets some flashy powers, gets full of herself, decides to be a crime fighter. Nobody ever trains the Supers to care about human life. Sally'd never had a reason to kill anybody in her work. Some rounds at the feet usually scares people into compliance. At most she'd take a few teeth or break some bones, but she'd never killed. What was their excuse?

Sally was tense. The contact was late. Deal was supposed to be done by now. That meant something was up. But it wasn't her decision whether they pulled out or not, that was up to the boss. She was watching a rat eat a pizza. Then she heard it. Gunfire, sounds of burning and screaming. "We got a Super!" A nod from the boss, and Sally was off.

Sally darted around a corner. There she was. The kid wasn't exactly what she was expecting. Usually these flashy types are dressed in spandex, or wearing heels (ridiculous), but this one was wearing simple boots and a parka. What confused Sally most of all was the lack of any glowing. Usually with these energy projection heroes you could tell what bodypart their powers came from by a residual glow, especially if they'd used their powers recently. Nothing around the throat or the hands.... In fact, her hands weren't even out. They were in her pockets. She looked totally relaxed. Was this not the hero?

Sally leveled her shotgun. She was about twenty paces away. Standard procedure with heroes was to keep your distance, in case they have melee powers. But she was more than close enough to turn the girl into a cheese grater if need be. She had to find out if this was the hero or not. Sally always preferred the direct approach. "Miss Fire, I presume?"

"That's me," the girl replied. Her face was blank. "You don't wanna be pointing that thing at me."

The girl's candor was annoying. "I believe I do. See I've been hearing about you hurting my people. I can't have that."

"They shot first. It wasn't on me."

"I'm gonna give you one chance to get out of here. It's past your bedtime."

"Make me."

Alright, that was enough talking. Sally couldn't tell if this kid had powers or what, but there was only one way to find out. Sally switched her shotgun to a low-spread mode and aimed between the girl's feet. If this wasn't the Super, this would scare her off. If she IS the Super... well, whatever happens happens.

Sally almost missed it. In a swift motion, the girl took her hands out of her pockets and opened both at Sally as if to reach out to her. Sally's reflexes kicked in, throwing herself to the ground to dodge the oncoming fireball or laser beam or whatever it was. But nothing came. The girl was just standing there, with her arms out. She looked like an idiot. Sally got up. "Of all the... what the hell do you think you're doing? I could've shot you."

The girl seemed surprised that she hadn't. She looked scared. "Usually they do by now..." she whimpered. She suddenly turned around and started running in the other direction. Sally was stunned. She was about to chase after her, but then she heard a noise she didn't like. Her gun. It was hissing at her. In fact, it was glowing. Alarmed, Sally threw the shotgun away from her as fast as she could. As it collided with the ground, it exploded into a ball of purple and blue flames.

Sally sat on the ground, watching the smoking remains of her favorite gun. She took her notebook out, and flipped to the info about the new hero. She crossed out "Miss Fire" and wrote "Misfire" under it.

"I hate Supers."