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Happy birthday, Paige Matthews
#paige matthews#charmed 1998#chris halliwell#charmed#piper halliwell#leo wyatt#wyatt halliwell#phoebe halliwell#prue halliwell#thewb#Halliwell witches#halliwell manor#Warren line#og charmed#holly marie combs#shannen doherty#rose mcgowan#Alyssa Milano
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đ Happy Halloween! â¨đŽ Get ready to be bewitched by this electrifying photo edit, featuring the iconic Halliwell sisters in an epic Halloween celebration! đ§ââď¸â¨ Enchanting costumes, mysterious spells, and a touch of sisterly love - it's all here for a magical night. đđŤ Embrace the supernatural vibes and let the power of three bring some extra excitement to your spooky season! đť
#happy halloween#my edit#explore#piper halliwell#prue halliwell#phoebe halliwell#paige matthews#chris halliwell#wyatt halliwell#leo wyatt#the halliwell sisters#warren line#penny Halliwell#patty Halliwell#90s#00s#original charmed
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time
insert warren quote about time being meaningless and such.
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BODY TEAAAAA đ¤
#BARKING LIKE A DOG#the kit pic will forever make me act up#AND KAIS TATTOO AND V LINE???#OH. EM. GEE.#so in love y'all#american horror story#american animals#kai anderson#kit walker#warren lipka#evan ml <333
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(ID in alt) hi sorry for back to back marvel fanart I swear I still have dc stuff lmao. However I did recently read X-Men: first class and got a bit carried away doodling this after Lmao
#marvel comics#x men#scott summers#jean grey#hank mccoy#bobby drake#warren worthington iii#charles xavier#anyway#picked X-Men: First Class#out of sheer curiosity and desire to know more about the X-Men and I really enjoyed it!#Idk how in line with canon it but. Whatever tbh. Anyway that was the inspo behind this#just the og 5 fooling around and being silly teens#jean being the flirty one probably isn't very in character at this time period (jean doesnt really show any interest in scott in first clas#but it was too cute to pass up#also charles looks so much more pissed off than i intended đ there's this one issue of first class where he's just BERATING the xmen#just yelling at them psychically and eventually its revealed that it wasn't actually Charles but i didn't question it at first#which is kind of mean to charles. but idk i haven't gotten far with the x-men (im being very casual in my reading rn)#so maybe he deserves it#also i keep making bigger and bigger drawings bc i know that those print well#but i keeo forgetting that tumblr murders the quality of the image when you upload it. bwahhh#anyway i think i am finally going to knuckle down and open commission slots for part of july#idk how much a bad boy like this (lined coloured and shaded w/ multiple characters) would cost but we're gonna figure that out#honestly i might slightly under price them just to encourage ppl to spring for them#okay that's all for now I PROMISE I HAVE DC DRAWINGS TO SHARE i was just in a serious drawing funk and drawing some characters-#-that I'd never drawn before (like shulkie and now the xmen) helped break that funk!#mine
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#art#lineart#illustration#pencil#ink#comics#line#neon genesis evangelion#eva#evangelion fanart#NGE#warren
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Wish it was possible to see who saves your spotify playlists because I need to know who this freak is
Who else is out here trying to listen to Zach Libresco yelling to fall asleep? I have to stress this playlist is literally just episodes of wolf 359 completely out of order and context just because Kepler is heavily featured. And this somehow helps me and one (1) other person sleep I guess.
#wolf359#warren kepler#wolf 359#podcast#please be my friend#we can talk about our childhoods and see where they line up#so we can see exactly where we got so messed up#Spotify
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EIFFEL HE'S NOT INTO YOU BRO đđđ
#their dynamic in early s3 is so funny#like#kepler is obviously lovebombing eiffel to keep him in line#but doug is starved for literally any positive attention so it goes completely over his head that kepler is manipulating him#ouggh#hes so stupid :(#shitpost#wolf 359#wolf359#warren kepler#doug eiffel#kepfel#?
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#head filled with nothing but Thoughts. jacobi thoughts#the thought provoking jacobis will go up on patreon when im done lining them lmao#i wanted to to post this yesterday but got distracted and went to bed instead lmaoo#w359#wolf359#warren kepler#my art
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WARNING: SA
Everyone says that this week's chapter was too much
But what about this arc?
SALLY WAS ABOUT TO GET GANGđ until Minsik step in to đ her.
I feel bad for sally in this arc... She shouldn't be includeed in the plan and just let the boys be on their own.
#sally park#lookism spoiler#lookism#lookism webtoon#lookism manhwa#warren chae#PTJ already crossed the line since the 2nd affiliate
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My thoughts on the SI-5
For as much as a lot of fandom romanticizes the SI-5 as a friend group, Kepler really did Jacobi and Maxwell so dirty. Donât get me wrong, Iâm glad he got it in the end, and the character himself is hilarious. But I need to talk about this. This man is insane and needs to be held accountable.
First of all, he meets them at the very lowest points of their life. Maxwell is isolated from her family and support systems, and itâs implied her career is heading for the toilet due to her fight with the ethics board. Jacobiâs career is totally over after he was blacklisted from his work, and itâs implied he doesnât have strong support systems either. Kepler knows that and uses it to manipulate both of them into working for him. They both, especially Jacobi, have such a strong loyalty to him because they saw him as their only way out of their situations, and Kepler does not match that loyalty at all.
How do I know this? Because he was totally cool with Maxwell dying. Didnât shed a tear. And when Jacobi called him out for that and threatened HIS life? Kepler was like âwell okay. Guess we have to shoot Jacobi then.â I was reviewing my episode reactions, and I totally forgot he told Minkowski that. Like he didnât hesitate or even try apologizing to Jacobi or admitting he was wrong first, he jumped right to âkill Jacobi instead.â He also had the audacity to say âhow could he (Jacobi) do this? After all weâve been through? đĽşâ and then what theyâve âbeen throughâ is Kepler buying Jacobi fireworks (1) time, admitting to stalking Jacobi and Maxwell for years before he hired them (creepy), harassing and threatening them if they fail to comply with his orders, telling Jacobi and Maxwell theyâre worth about as much as a glass of whisky and he wouldnât miss them (which is verified by his reaction to Maxwellâs death and brief willingness to kill Jacobi to save his own skin when Jacobi tries to get revenge), lying to Jacobi and Maxwell and keeping secrets from both of them, and being an arrogant jerk of a boss who treats them more like his patronized pets than his friends. Itâs actually funny how Kepler is shocked that wouldnât be enough to keep Jacobiâs loyalty after gambling with the life of his best friend. Heâs so blinded by his own ego itâs hilarious. Like buddy, it��s a miracle of desperate circumstance that either of them were loyal to you in the first place, you pompous whisky-worshipping buffoon.
You even see it in the little details. Kepler talking to Cutter about Jacobi and Maxwell behind their backs on that one call, the way Jacobi calls Maxwell âAlanaâ but Jacobi and Kepler use their formal names for each other until the very end when Kepler calls Jacobi âDanielâ and acts legitimately terrified to discover what Cutter and Pryceâs true plans are. Which again, love the way the redemption arc was done and those little details show you proof that Kepler rethought his views and isnât doing this on a whim and that Jacobi and Maxwellâs friendship, as compared to their relationships with Kepler, was a stronger and more real and genuine friendship. I mean, headcanon what you want, write the SI-5 how you want. But a lot of people seem to either love or hate the whole SI-5 group (I admit this was me for a long while, though I do love post-redemption duck and whisky boys) so itâs easy to gloss over these internal dynamics within the SI-5, but if Kepler survived, I would personally need him to acknowledge just how much of a jerk he really was because yikes.
#He really needed his life on the line in order to get it#and the way he treated Maxwell and Jacobi was so terrible. The worst. No wonder Jacobi snapped#Anyway thatâs my rant. I hope this finds the right people#Again: no disrespect if you like the SI-5#I too enjoy these characters#But I needed to get the thoughts out#Warren Kepler#daniel jacobi#alana maxwell#w359#wolf359#wolf 359#w359 kepler#jacobi wolf 359#wolf359 spoilers#w359 spoilers
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Happy birthday, Piper
#piper halliwell#paige matthews#prue halliwell#phoebe halliwell#leo wyatt#chris halliwell#wyatt halliwell#halliwell Witches#halliwell manor#wb charmed#og charmed#holly marie combs#shannen doherty#alyssa milano#rose mcgowan#power of three#penny halliwell#patty halliwell#Victor Bennett#warren line#charmed 1998#charmed#charmededit#piperhalliwelledit
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I am not your brother
I am not your lover
And there is nothing wrong
#TOSSES THIS AND RUNS I HATE HOW IT TURNED OUT BUT WHATEVER WHATEVER AUGGH#SOMETHING SOMETHING BETTER TO MSKE IT BAD THEN NOT MAKE IT AT ALL#anyways Gnaw is their song#insert the hypnotizing Mr Peabody gif ooo you wanna ask me about my thoughts on Rachel and max you wanna ask me so bad#you wanna ask me why I associate gnaw with them ooo oooooooo /j /nf#the I am not ur brother line is supposed to be referring to Warren btw I didnât know what color to do for him thođ#LiS spoilers in these tags#life is strange#LiS#max caulfield#Rachel Amber#AmberField?? kinda??? technically???#fanart
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union strong!! we love!!
#letâs talk about those ARMSSSS#looking so so good on the picket line#phillip graves#warren kole#jeff sadecki#sarahâs secrets 2
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muahahhaah..... i am casting a spell on yuo.. . ..
you.... are a moth thing..... for 10 ask..s....
(i just remembered mothfonso from a few months ago :whimsy:)
ohh.. oeh.. eehhh.... ggh imm a buug... oh...
[M!A 1/10]
#anonvoid#a-narcissists-warren ask tag#i have been advised by the moth man i would be a *flips notes* ...âdot-lined white mothâ
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"Masters of the Air details. Part 6-Bombsight and bombing.
"[...] I was brought in to Masters of the Air to teach actors how to look like they knew what they were doing, and the bombardier work would certainly be important to the series.
"[...] The Norden bombsight was being developed in the 1920âs by Carl Lucas Norden, a Swiss engineer, who worked for the US Navy. He developed this sight (eventually the Mark 15 series for the Navy and the M series for the Army) and the autopilot system that goes along with it. The autopilot was needed as it could fly the aircraft more precisely on the bomb run than the pilot could. Just donât tell the pilot this!
"The Mk 15 Norden sight was a beautiful hand-built and fit device with an analog computer that would calculate the point in space at which to drop the bombs. The Bombardier would input information to the sight in the form of altitude, air speed and the ballistics of the bomb. On the bomb run he would pick up the target with the crosshairs in the optics and engage a motor drive that would keep the crosshairs synchronized on the target during the approach. On the run he would also make fine adjustments to be sure the crosshair stayed on the target for range and drift. When the sighting angle reached the predetermined dropping angle the sight sent an electrical signal to the intervalometer that would drop the selected bombs at the specified interval.
"The mission order would define what bombs were to be used and what the nose and tail fuses were to be used and their delay settings, if any. The order would also specify the aiming point and the interval to be set in to the intervalometer. This would space the bombs across the ground as desired. Maybe you wanted the bombs dropped quickly, right next to each other, to try and put a hole in the roof of the hardened sub pens. Or maybe you wanted to walk them down a long runway. The intervalometer would be set for your ground speed and how many feet apart you wanted the bombs to hit on the ground.
"If you wanted to drop a string of bombs all down a line, like a runway or a front line, then you would want the center bomb of the stick to hit in the middle so you would adjust the trail plate on the bombsight the right amount to drop the first bomb early and have the center bomb right in the middle. This center bomb spot would be the mean point of impact or MPI.
"When I arrived on set at MoTA they had several nose sections with varying amounts of the bombardierâs equipment and controls. They had one real Norden sight head called the hero sight in the hero fuselage. The hero label was attached to the best props where special or close up filming with lead actors might take place.
"The stabilizer is the lower half of the bombsight and contains the yaw gyro for the autopilot. The bombsight head sits on the stabilizer and pivots to keep pointed at the target.
"The hero sight was sitting on a prop stabilizer, and it needed more accessories and work to look as good as the real sight head. I asked if they had a better stabilizer around and they thought so, but where it was seemed to be uncertain. It was eventually located and cleaned up for mounting in the hero nose. It was still missing some items namely the directional panel and an Automatic Bombing Computer or ABC. The ABC was used on the bomb run so they could perform evasive maneuvers and not have to do the run and drift calculations again. I was told that a Norden Bombsight expert in the UK said that they didnât use the ABC early in the war, if at all. I had to differ with that opinion as it was most certainly used throughout the early war and almost all the way through. Its use dropped off later in the war if anything.
"The ABC is quite visible on top of the stabilizer so I thought the hero sight should have the ABC not only for authenticity but for eye candy too. I asked my daughter, Sydney, to send out the directional panel and ABC set from our museumâs bombsight back home in California.
"[...] Like with the pilots and their own preference for hand positions on the throttles, the bombardiers were given the options of the two different hand configurations bombardiers often used to adjust the sight on the run. The more uncomfortable two-handed method or the single hand. Which eye to use while looking through the eyepiece was also their own decision as this would have been a preference item as well.
"We also taught them how to look over the sight to pick up the target then transition down to the eye piece and to uncage and adjust the gyro for leveling the optics in case this might be of interest to the directors. We went over the control sequence for the bomb bay doors, bomb select and intervalometer adjustments and the bomb run itself.
"[...] The standard procedure for the bomb run was developed early on by the 8th AF which was to navigate to a point where the bomb run would begin. This was called the Initial Point or IP. From the IP it was either a straight line into the target, or evasive maneuvers along this line to the target.
"At the IP, the bombardier would open the bomb bay doors. This would change the drag and the airspeed accordingly. It was up to the pilot to adjust power to maintaining a specific airspeed and altitude which was critical to accurate bombing. The pilot would also re-trim the aircraft so it would fly hands off at which point he would engage the servos of the autopilot and turn control of the aircraft over to the bombardier. The Bombardier would fly the aircraft through the bombsight and its connection to the autopilot.
"The main bombardier actor, Elliot Warren, portrayed James R. Douglass. Elliot was a quick learn and did a great job. He was a pleasure to work with and I really enjoyed his scenes.
"[...]Props made several Norden sights. Rubber ones and some with more detail. One was set up with squibs to detonate when the sight was shot by the actor with his 45 cal M1911 pistol. They were wired and the squibs went off with the sound of the pistol. It looked pretty good on camera.
"It was AAF policy to try and destroy the bombsight so it would not fall in to enemy hands. Some of the manuals actually discuss what should be done to destroy it. I would hope that the large gyro in the sight head was not spinning at its normal 25,000 RPM when the bullet hit the 2-pound rotor, as I would imagine that it would come apart and potentially send shrapnel back at the guy holding the gun!
"The lighting folks would control the instruments and lights throughout the fuselages, like the bomb bay door open light on the bombardierâs panel. We put in a lag between the bomb door handle operation and the door open light coming on. Not an accurate lag as we obviously will not be filming for the actual 20 seconds or so needed to open the electric bomb bay doors. It was a delight to work with the lighting crew and they did magical work especially with the custom made instrumentation.
"[...] Here is a full-on rant about the Norden so you might want to skip out!
"Keep in mind that this is my own opinion. An American who is discussing the Norden sight. Your mileage may vary.
"Recently there has been, what I call a ârevisionist historiansâ view of the Norden Bombsight. In short, this modern interpretation, pretty much lead by Malcolm Gladwellâs TED Talk on YouTube and his book Bomber Mafia, calls in to question the usefulness of the Norden. Basically, saying it was not effective and some of his followers have even been using the term âuselessâ recently.
"Just keep a few thoughts of this rant in mind.
"The bomb sighting systems we had going into WWII were based on technology left over from WWI. They were simple sights with wires to sight down. They were meant for aircraft speeds and altitudes from WWI. Now skip ahead to the new bombers flying two to three times as fast and at altitudes up to 30,000 feet instead of 3000 feet.
"An all-new system was needed to solve this new complex bombing problem. Sperry was working on it and Norden, who had left employment at Sperry, started his own effort.
"The Sperry and Norden sights were the leaders of synchronous sights going in to WWII. They both were good sights which were constantly being improved. They had each also developed a highly advanced autopilot that the bombardier used to fly the aircraft on the bomb run.
"These were visual sights, so it was necessary to see the target in order to be effective. Not so easy in Europe all year long. Radar and other methods were coming online to help with all weather bombing but there were many limitations in play.
"Results would certainly vary from target to target, and it was a brand new technology made up of gyros to keep the optics level, a mechanical computer to make the calculations, motors to drive the optics. Lots of parts needed to be able to work at 200 degrees F to 50 below, not to mention the complex autopilot system.
"So, my main question is: If this new technology was so bad then what exactly was it that brought the German war effort to its knees?
"The RAF was going after cities and targets at night and the AAF was trying to hit specific strategic targets like submarine production, aircraft and weapons plants, fuel and machine parts to make the weapons work. The very things the Germans needed to wage war.
"What brought this production essentially to a halt?
"I submit that it was the bombing campaign.
"If it was the bombing campaign, then it was likely the Norden and Sperry sights that made it possible. Mostly the Norden as it was chosen as the primary system and the Sperry S-1 sight was discontinued.
"The invasion of fortress Europe was certainly needed to push the Germans all the way back to Berlin, but I would also submit that these efforts were made easier by the results of the bombing campaign.
"There were certainly mistakes and errors all throughout this campaign as there was a massive learning curve in doing something that had never been accomplished on such a scale before. How to amass hundreds to a thousand plus bombers to rally together to attack a target effectively and then get home. The attrition was unbelievably steep in the early years as so beautifully depicted in Masterâs.
"Just how do you get back in that bomber the next day and face near certain death once again like they did. Again, as seen in Masterâs. Just a few of the wonderful aspects of this series and the history behind it.
"Having a PR campaign about the weapon that would help win the war, like Harold T. Barth created for Norden, was not such a bad thing. If it rallied the troops and home front to keep up morale, then I think it was a good thing. Just open any wartime magazine and look at the full page ads all throughout. Each ad promoting the companies contribution to winning the war effort. BF Goodrich with their new Rivnut or Seeger Refrigerator building bomb racks and feed chutes for the 50's. It was a nationwide industrial and personal team effort to wage this war against the Axis. Norden was one of them.
"Barth said that the sight could hit a pickle barrel from 20,000 feet. When the press asked if this was true Norden replied âsure if you tell me which pickle you want me to hitâ. Some folks nowadays are taking this literally and complaining that it really couldnât hit a specific pickle. No kidding. Say it isnât so. Those bastards!
"To Mr. Gladwell and his followers, I'll ask again: What was it, in your mind, that allowed all of those bombs to take out the German AND the Japanese war efforts? If it wasnât Sperryâs S-1 and Nordenâs M series bombsights, then just exactly what was it?
"Rant over. Flak vest, with crotch protector, and helmet, on."
#this is easily the longest (due to words) post i've seen from taigh. i'm getting schooled!#masters of the air#hbo war#behind the scenes#history#history isn't enough tho. i feel like i should have an 'engineering' tag bc damn!#long post#elliot warren#james douglass#i added ellipses to skip over more of the 'fluffy' bits related to the acting stuff. and it still remains sooooo long!#i even added a 'keep reading' line break bc of the norden rant...and it's still SOOOOOO LOOOOONG!!#the link is included so anyone can read that if they're so inclined#but i just know some nerds on here wanna read this lol
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