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[figurecollection]

Nipako Garage Kit by Waya, of Ultimate! Nipako-chan

[villainessbian]

I HEARD YOU LIKED HIKARU NO GO?

HOW WOULD YOU FEEL ABOUT ONE OF THESE NEWFANGLED COMMUNITIES?

Well tag me on that post or in DMs to be added to the RANDOM HIKAGO COMMUNITY, in honour of tumblr's now-a-few-years-old "random hikago event," when we created, respected, and reblogged hikaru no go stuff. Join us! We have cookies! And blorbos!

If you like hikaru no go, are curious about hikaru no go, want to see or write or draw or read or think or talk about any character in hikaru no go, or just would like to get into it, hop on! We're gonna have us lotsa fun!

AND LET'S GO!!!!

[incredible-sugar-venus]

they’re me if you even care

i forgot to include Lester and Willow but that’s ok

[hikaru-no-go]

[dailyfatefigures]

Nitocris by Waya

[waz-cav0]

WHATWHATA AYAYATAATATTATAQ5Q5QQ5ATATATATAWYA5AYWTA5AHAHQWJWHE

the documentary had me sick I'm sick I'm SOOOO sick I can't believe it

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[wally-b-feed]

Anthony Fineran (B 1981), Waya Na Northend, 2023

[drivingedonlineoh]

Learn the best ways to drive on the snowy road

When driving on snowy roads, use the right tires and brakes. Tires can be difficult to keep inflated on long drives in the cold, so make sure you have a spare. And if you have to stop for a fuel stop, don't forget to bring your fuel cans!

10 Advice For Driving on the snowy road

When driving in the snow, it is important to know how to drive safely. There are a few different ways to drive on a snowy road. Which one should be used in a particular situation. Here are 10 pieces of advice for driving on a snowy road:

1. Keep Your Car Clean!

Snowy roads lead to dirty windshields. A clean windshield makes driving safer. Check your car's windows if you have doubts about how much snow is on the ground. Before getting behind the wheel, you should clear off any ice buildup with a scraper or brush. Also, make sure your headlights, fog lights, turn signals, and brake lights work properly. If they do not, stop at a garage to get them fixed before going out again.

2. Slow Down!

You are driving slower than normal increases traction on slippery surfaces. When driving over frozen water, you want to keep your tires moving at approximately 20-25 mph. Going faster could cause you to spin out and lose control.

3. Be Aware Of Other Vehicles On The Road!

Slow down if you notice a vehicle in front of you starting to skid sideways. Try to let him pass if possible. If he does not yield, pull to his left and try to block him from heading straight toward you. One thing must be kept in mind that driving on snowy roads without a highly skilled driver is nothing but foolish. So before driving on snowy roads you should admit a good driving school to avoid any untoward accidents.

4. Use All Four Wheels!

When driving on icy roads, use all four wheels to maintain traction. Steering your vehicle in tight corners may help avoid spinning out.

5. Check Your Tire Pressure!

Tires need air pressure to perform their best. Low tire pressure means less grip, which can lead to hydroplaning, loss of traction, and, ultimately, sliding across the road. Make sure that your tires have enough air pressure to prevent these problems.

6. Know How To Change Your Oil & Fluid Levels

Oil changes are recommended once a month. If you drive under cold conditions, oil viscosity decreases, increasing the chance of slippage. If your engine overheats, you risk burning oil and damaging engine parts. Check your owner's manual for specific guidelines.

7. Don't Drive Through Snowstorms!

Even though we live where winter storms are commonplace, some drivers still brave the elements. Driving through heavy snowfall can damage your car's suspension and steering components. Avoid driving through snowstorms unless necessary.

8. Drive cautiously

Be cautious around bridges, overpasses, and tunnels. These structures often become icy or slick due to rain and snow runoff. Avoid sudden braking and acceleration to prevent loss of traction. Instead, ease off the accelerator until you reach safe speed again.

9. Use your mirrors

Mirrors provide 360-degree views of the area surrounding your vehicle. When using them, pay close attention to what is happening behind your vehicle. You might notice puddles on the side of the road or debris in the roadway that could cause a collision.

10. Take a break

If you feel tired or exhausted, take a break before driving. Give yourself time to rest and refuel. Stop at the nearest service station to fill up your tank and get some coffee.

In conclusion, knowing the best ways to drive on snowy roads is important. By following these tips, you can enjoy your drive this winter.

[moved-to-shijieswife]

do u think that the self sacrificing ritual leaked. and sometimes wwx just disappears for a week and then comes back like 'ull never guess what just happened !' cuz some guy wanted revenge on his neighbour for stealing his goats or some shit.

[native-american-pieces]

[thatautisticemo]

keep thinking about geradw ay and like.. yeahhhgfh. he and mikey are like tpo little beatss... theyre like if one eprson as somehow strechted into two poepe and that one-actually-two-actually-one personpeople was like super in love with themselfeves

[brooklynisher]

This might actually be the worst thing I have ever made

Video reference is at the bottom

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[hikaru-no-go]

[dailyfatefigures]

Nitocris - Ryo Ver. by Waya