#why tf did i do this

[vinylv1]

FREAKY BATWHEELS EPIC EDGING BATTLE WHO'S GONNA BUST THEIR OIL FIRST!???1??!11!???1?

FREAKY BATWHEELS EPIC EDGING BATTLE FREAKY BATWHEELS EPIC EDGING BATTLE FREAKY BATWHEELS EPIC EDGING BATTLE FREAKY BATWHEELS EPIC EDGING BATTLE

BAM IS EDGING YEAH RED IS EDGING YEAH BIBI IS EDGING YEAH BUFF IS EDGING YEAH WING IS EDGING YEAH

FREAKY BATWHEELS EPIC EDGING BATTLE FREAKY BATWHEELS EPIC EDGING BATTLE FREAKY BATWHEELS EPIC EDGING BATTLE FREAKY BATWHEELS EPIC EDGING BATTLE

BAM IS EDGING YEAH RED IS EDGING YEAH BIBI IS EDGING YEAH BUFF IS EDGING YEAH WING IS EDGING YEAH

FREAKY BATWHEELS EPIC EDGING BATTLE FREAKY BATWHEELS EPIC EDGING BATTLE

PRANK IS EDGING YEAH DUCKY'S EDGING YEAH QUIZZ IS EDGING YEAH SNOWY IS EDGING YEAH JESTAH'S EDGING YEAH

FREAKY BATWHEELS EPIC EDGING BATTLE FREAKY BATWHEELS EPIC EDGING BATTLE FREAKY BATWHEELS EPIC EDGING BATTLE FREAKY BATWHEELS EPIC EDGING BATTLE

PRANK IS EDGING YEAH DUCKY'S EDGING YEAH QUIZZ IS EDGING YEAH SNOWY IS EDGING YEAH JESTAH'S EDGING YEAH

FREAKY BATWHEELS EPIC EDGING BATTLE FREAKY BATWHEELS EPIC EDGING BATTLE FREAKY BATWHEELS EPIC EDGING BATTLE FREAKY BATWHEELS EPIC EDGING BATTLE

(h e l p m e)

[evesmascarade]

this is what i do to self-medicate when i should be studying — just look at them :,)

[jackatronics]

IM GONNA SHIT MYSELF IM NEVER RENDERING AGAIN DAWG 😩 (/j)

[pharmanic]

"Well, in case anyone was curious, I have determined it to be a horrible idea to take a 200mg caffeine pill and then wash it down with a high caffeine energy drink, no matter HOW tired you are. I'm awake but at what cost—"

[bleuternatea]

Gay gay homosexual gay

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Vincent Leo Carol Linda

[scribble-dee-vee]

Every character in this book is 19, 45, or 398 years old

[m3ateat]

analysis time!! since op didn’t follow any set rules someone had to fix it

here are the first three sentences witch are used as a source by mixing the words from each

i used colors and bold letters to divide them

1. sunny walk in the park

2. bake some cookies for the neighbours

3. maybe do a spot of gardening

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4. a sunny walk in the neighbours (1,2)

5. bake some spots in my garden (2,3)

we can see that both sentences 4 and 5 use the first part of one statement and the second part of the statement following

now THIS is where it gets interesting, because number 6 is not (3,1)!! as some might assume (me) it’s actually (3, 1, 2):

6. maybe do the park for some cookies (3, 1, 2)

following the rules of the previous sentences i propose these options as a new sentence 6:

maybe do the park;

maybe do a spot in the park

———

now for the logistics of the last sentences, which is even a bigger mess

7. sunny bake (1, 2)

number 7 uses the 1st words from sentence 1 and 2

difference being that previously we used whole parts of the sentences!

8. walk in the cookies (1, 2)

again we’re using words from sentences one and two! previously would be (2, 3)

also it uses the 2nd and 3rd word, so for some consistency i offer these options:

using last words: park for the neighbours

using 3rd words: park the cookies

using 2nd words: walk in the some

(both are still (1, 2)) so we have to fox that:

another alternative for sentence 8 would be sequence (2, 3) first words:

bake (for the) maybe

or (2, 3) second words, since it’s the second sentence. using this logic we get:

some (do a) spot

and we’re breaking the rules again with sentence 9, but now it’s not a combination of all three sentences!

it’s breaking the rule of using only one word from each sentence, it uses parts again!

9. maybe do a spot of neighbours (3, 2)

alternatives which fit my little analysis:

combining all sentences as was done in sentence 6, so (3, 1, 2) but with 3rd words:

gardening (in the) park cookies

(3, 1, 2) with 1st words:

maybe (do a) sunny bake

now the “fixed” method from sentence 6 - using only two sentences - leaving us with (3, 1) with 3rd words:

gardening (in the) park

(3, 1) with 1st words

maybe (do a) sunny

so yeah.. you’re welcome op 0:)

[bbbbbbbbatman]

Here’s how I want robin in the next battinson movie:

The very first scene is Bruce and tiny Dick Grayson sitting across from each other at the dining table, staring each other down in silence, both clearly grumpy about it. Alfred is in the background watching them with concern. The silence lasts about 20 seconds before Dick speaks.

“Let me fight crime.” (said with all the petulance of a pouty 10 year old)

Bruce replies immediately. “No.” (this is clearly an ongoing argument)

Immediately cut to the next scene where Dick, wearing the iconic Robin suit, is having the time of his life swinging across the city while Bruce frantically tries to keep up with him while yelling at him to be careful like an anxious mother

[melodylyricx]

Other stuff I drew on the box from the last post... :P

[miurnawantsmayhem]

I spent hours trying to decide something, so I chose the totally normal decision of whatever no thoughts gives me.

I still feel like I chose the wrong thing.

[ryliith]

Leonard Cohen (1934 - 2016)

[s0fter-sin]

thinking about price putting his hat on the boys' heads

cw war guilt, self harm through working out

it's only happened once or twice with each of them, only when they're on the brink and safe enough for price to let himself soften

🧼

the first time it happens to soap is on his first demo mission as a corporal; the first time he's been in charge of the planning the rig and the first time he’s close enough to see the human fallout of the explosion he worked so hard on and realises how often it means a slow and messy death

he knows they're the enemy; knows if it wasn't them, it would be him, then the long line of civilians at his back that he stands so strong to protect. he knows that

but that doesn't stop the screaming echoing in his mind, doesn't rid the memory of burning bodies trying to crawl away from their signed deaths

signed by him

he's sitting on the concrete outside the barracks, trying to get the cold to leech the remnants of the fire from his blood that his ice cold shower couldn’t douse. he jumps at the feel of a leg pressing against his side and looks up at price as he leans back against the wall, his hands cupped around a cigarette

soap flinches at the sparks coming from his lighter and looks away, his knees creeping up tighter to his chest

"it gets easier," price rumbles above him, exhaling a long breath and the comforting acrid scent of smoke spills around him

he shifts uneasily and pretends it's not to get closer. "i don't think that makes me feel better, sir,” he admits

"never said it would," he shrugs with the ease of a man who's had this same conversation a hundred times and will have it a hundred more. "just that it does."

soap sniffles then growls at himself, harshly scraping his wrist over his face

a light weight drops on his head and he stifles a gasp as price's hat falls low over his reddened eyes, hiding him from the prying gaze of the world

"you'll be alright, son," he promises and soap's lips tremble. he presses them tight together and follows price's hand as he guides his face into the side of his knee, cupping his jaw and holding him close as he shakes apart

"you'll be alright."

🧢

gaz doesn't crave softness when he messes up; doesn't want forgiveness or assurance. he wants blood; blood shed for blood that shouldn't have been lost

the punching bag is shining by the time price walks into the gym; shining yet also muted where his blood’s had the time to dry and stain, his knuckles torn to shreds

gaz' fist almost slips off the bag and he clicks his tongue. "you gonna keep makin' that a biohazard or do you want to do something actually worthwhile?"

his lip kicks up in a snarl and he sends a glare over his shoulder. "what?"

"think medical's got enough bodies, don't you?" he asks and a dangerous stillness fills the air

gaz shoves off the bag, knuckles dripping onto the mats. "you wanna add one more?"

price quirks an eyebrow, so nonchalant that it just makes him angrier; blood boiling in his veins. "come on, then."

he stalks onto the sparring mats and price barely blinks before he's attacking; throwing wild punches, eyes a hundred miles away

back in beirut

where they had to pull their team out in pieces because gaz missed the suicide bomber launching himself out of the rubble

price dodges each desperate strike, loose and sloppy and nowhere near gaz’ usual level of skill. he doesn't hit back once and gaz' faces twists with each miss, sweat flying off him as his grunts turn into growls, turn into screams as he throws himself at him

price ducks and snatches his hat off his head, slapping it into gaz' face to blind him and drives him back into the mats

he gags as his lungs seize, his air is forced out of him; leaving him to heave harsh breaths that stick in the fabric of the hat. the humid dark closes in on him, forcing him to focus on his breaths so he doesn't throw up or pass out; forcing him to stay within his body instead of drowning in another country

price's hand is heavy behind it, keeping it trapped over his face. "are you done?" he asks, not even breathless

gaz pants, his whole body tingling, and his fingers dig harder into his face

"are you done?" he insists

he swallows dry, suddenly aware of the exhaustion sapping at his limbs, the pain in his hands, the tightness in his throat. "i'm done," he rasps

price relaxes but doesn't remove his hand or push him to get up. they sit on the mats for a while, price's weight and the dark anchoring gaz to the here and now

💀

contrary to popular belief, ghost doesn't hate family days

he doesn't glare at the droves of civilians entering the base, doesn't stand as a spectre of death and grief over the rookies running into the arms of their families on one of the most important days of their career. he doesn't begrudge the safety and love they feel from coddling mothers and embarrassingly proud fathers, from laughing siblings and sticky-fingered children

he remembers his own graduation too well to want to take it from them

he stands in his dress blues through the speeches, his neck gaiter hiding less than he'd like but at ease with the compromise he and price reached. he looks over the tearful family members as name after name gets called, takes careful note of the ones who are clapped for less than the others, and lines up with the other officers as they wait for the tap out

one by one, the graduates get released by their loved ones; no longer standing attention as a recruit but embracing them as a private

just as he's done every year, ghost checked their records to ensure they all had someone coming for them; he's never let a single one stand in the field waiting for someone who will never come. it's rare that his diligence is necessary but he's never let them feel any shame for it; telling them to keep their heads high as he pats their shoulder

he's not needed today and he watches as they're slowly released and disperse, all with a reminder of why they've worked so hard and who they’re here to protect

it's quiet on base that night; soldiers take any chance to celebrate and a graduation is nothing to sneeze at. ghost stands out in the field, out in the gentle quiet. his hands sit folded behind him as he looks up at the stars and he doesn't flinch as a voice sounds behind him

"been a long time since you could be called a rookie," price says, falling into place beside him

ghost hums. "longer for you, i’d say."

he huffs a laugh. "cheeky shite," he snickers. "that hasn't changed; bloody twig of a thing too big for his boots, angry at the world and ready to prove it wrong."

"plenty changed to make up for it," he huffs, his breath disturbing his gaiter

"lot more's stayed the same," price counters and steps in front of him, a mischievous gleam in his eyes as he squares his shoulders

"lieutenant riley," he starts and ghost almost rolls his eyes. "you've shown exemplary courage in the face of adversity, gone above and beyond the call of duty and expressed great leadership in your dedication to your team and the men in your charge. congratulations, soldier; you've earned it."

ghost swallows thickly and refuses to admit to the shine threatening his eyes. "thank you, sir."

price smiles and plucks his hat off his head, placing it on his and pats his head; brushing his thumb over his temple

"come on, son; you've waited long enough."

[numberonetribble]

Looney Tunes Back in Action (2003) reference in this economy? more likely than you think

Bonus:

[drivebypainter]

I think you would do great at drawing men pregnant

Binghe apparently thinks so too 😭😭

[xxplastic-cubexx]

just wanted to make a color ref for Brain Therapist Magneto from 309 but i needed lights too for some reason

bonus The Flats Only Version

[impmansloot]

a sketch painting of neve to cope with the fact that i probably won't be able to play datv on release ...