#wilbor

[streetcars101magazine]

LAUREN WILBOR JOINS SEMA GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS IN NEW DIGITAL OUTREACH ROLE- Wilbor will tap into her grassroots advocacy expertise to mobilize SEMA’s legion of automotive enthusiasts

LAUREN WILBOR JOINS SEMA GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS IN NEW DIGITAL OUTREACH ROLE -Wilbor will tap into her grassroots advocacy expertise to mobilize SEMA’s legion of automotive enthusiasts --

Lauren Wilbor has joined the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) as manager of digital communications and partnerships, adding new capabilities to the organization in an area of significant opportunity. Wilbor will support SEMA’s communications and grassroots efforts by leading outreach and relationship management with a variety of stakeholders and online content creators in the…

[cwilburtbh]

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[wilbordomina]

Lembro que eu levava esse disco “Raising Hell” do @rundmc pra tocar em festas de amigos que só ouviam funk. Quando chegava o skatista estranho de roupas largas e apertava o play os caras não entendiam nada. A batida era crua e tão potente quanto, mas a maneira de cantar era diferente. Era o rap raiz, também ecoando no subúrbio carioca nos anos 90. #coverdacapa #raizesdoc #coverart #hiphop #rap #rundmc #raisinghell #illustration #artwork #versions #influencias #roots #lp #vinyl #conteporaryart #wilbor #wilborstudio #crossover #cover #8bit #process (em Wilbor Studio 2) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAEv7Clp1F4/?igshid=1y0zgxwlp20q

[baba-the-yagaa]

So while everyone is going crazy about soft boy, myself included, I'd like to take a moment to talk about how bloody cold the ocean looks like man must've been drenched and freezing

[quackityposting]

if austins vod is long im Cry.

[kenneturner]

Bee On Chicory Wildflower

Bee On Chicory Wildflower

Bee On Chickory Wildflower — Photo-Artistry by kenne The monsoon season has begun the second-hottest and second-driest on record in Arizona, where heat recordsare frequently broken last year. The last two years have seen fewer desert downpours, an important source ofsummer river flow. “We’re dealing with a rapidly changing climate that is becoming, overall, more dry and varied and warmer,” said…

[donutcats]

thanks to wilbur soot I’ll never look at minecraft blue dye the same way ever again 

[thunder-lizarts]

My newest character, Wilbor Ceallach, a dragonborn barbarian, who’s just a big goof, but he tries his best

*do not tag as kin/me* *DO NOT repost or use without my permission*

[neocurio]

dR WILBOR'S COD LIVER OIL #drwilbors #codliveroil #1900s #ad #neocurio

[head-full-of-things]

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[baba-the-yagaa]

Haven't tried but i think i would achieve the same thing if i introduced my father to Wilbur. Honestly introducing anyone to Wilbur is hard because you gotta start from something that makes sense and uh

i think i made my dad hate wilbur soot

[baba-the-yagaa]

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BUDDY IT'S MY DRAWING,

COME LOOK IT'S AWESOME

sry but for real I finally finished this

it's for nastiiuu's server anniversary

[c0llecti0ns]

DR. WILBOR’S COMPOUND OF PURE COD LIVER OIL AND PHOSPHATES, from Walt Whitman Papers in the Charles E. Feinberg Collection: Literary File, 1841-1919; Books, 1855-1919; November Boughs (1888); Book reviews, printed copies.

[terrible-leviathan]

/rp

That's a valid point. But a thing that I notice whenever people defend Techno or Phil is that they forget Tommy is part of their "family"

If you look at it in Tommy's perspective, he had to watch his Dad kill his older brother because he went insane. And then suddenly turn around on helping Techno who's hell bent on destroying any form of government (i.e. L'manburg) and succeeded in doing so. Thus, in Tommy's eyes not only did his Dad and older brother (/figure) destroy the one thing he has left of Wilbur but they also "betrayed" him.

Like imagine you have something precious to you that you have worked hard for and have built so much good memories in it then suddenly your own family (the people who you're supposed to wholeheartedly trust) completely destroys it. Wouldn't you feel mad?

Tommy is grieving as well. And in his perspective Phil didn't do anything to help him with that. All he saw was that his Dad chose to ignore him (didn't bother visiting him in exile but saw him visiting Techno everytime, like there's a part in Tommy's exile arc vods where he saw Phil but chose to continue forward to Techno's base), destroy the nation that he built with Wilbur, and sided with his abuser.

Plus, Phil knew what Dream did to Tommy during exile (or at least has a concrete idea of it) which is kinda more fucked up to why he still decided to team up with him compared to Techno (I mean he has a vague idea of what happened but not really the full extent that Phil has reached his conclusion).

And I'm pretty sure Phil doesn't exactly have a good relationship with Fundy and Tubbo cuz he also decided to ignore them since they're on the side of the "government"

Like Phil wholeheartedly supported Techno's chaos and destruction but completely ignores his other children who are severely traumatized.

Yeah Phil has his own issues to deal with but he still has a family to take care of but chose to ignore them or stop caring about them in favor of Techno.

So yeah, Phil is a misguided parent but instead of protecting his sons, he indirectly caused more harm.

Okay I need to say this (feel free to disagree, it’s just my opinion!!)

Philza isn’t a bad dad. He’s a misguided one.

Think about it. Wilbur died? A few months ago? Which is not nearly enough time to grieve properly? Phil is probably only at about he anger stage at best.

So imagine your son snapping. You do your best to save him but it’s just to late, and then he begs you to kill him. His blood is on your hands, and you have to live with that.

You have to see his literal ghost. On the daily. And this ghost of your child, your pride and joy, says that he can only remember happy memories. And one of those memories is his death, and the fact that it was you who killed him. And you have to live with that.

And then there’s your youngest son. Who’s always had hope in his eyes and a fire in his heart, who’s always had this amazing ability to fight back and speak up.

And then one day that all changes.

You don’t know what happens, but you watch as your youngest son is banished from a nation he built with his barehands which is also one of the only things left of your dead son.

Something happens to him in that exile, and by the time he makes it to your home he’s subdued and paranoid and afraid.

He’s not who he used to be. But he gets better, maybe. He learns to trust your closest friend (or eldest son, if you wanna include Techno in the family dynamic) again. He gets some of his spark back.

So you send them off to complete a mission. To get the discs back, the one thing that might fully bring back your youngest child.

And then Technoblade comes home alone. Angry and defensive. Heart bleeding from the inside out because he’s a person, god damn it, and why can’t Tommy understand that?

Technoblade tells you that Tommy has once again sided with a government. Not just any government, but the government that exiled him. The government that drove your older son to madness and death.

Tommy has sided with the reason you have blood on your hands in the first place.

Technoblade asks you to destroy the government beyond repair.

And who are you to deny that opportunity?

The way you see it, destroying L’Manburg might be the only way to save Tommy. It already corrupted Wilbur, what’s to keep it from doing the same to your other child? You can’t stand the thought of having any more family blood on your hands.

So you team with two of the most powerful people on the server and you destroy it.

Your youngest child is resigned, but your dead child screams at you. He wails and cries, he tells you to be quiet and shames you for what you’ve done to the nation.

The nation that killed him.

All you can do is apologize, and say that he might understand one day. A few minutes later the ghost talks to you again, completely forgetting the disagreement. He asks you to bring him back to life.

You can do it, you know you can. You’ve been studying the ancient scriptures since the literal day after his death. Nothing, not even the impossibility of resurrection, is going to stop you from saving your child. Not this time.

(In the mean time, you rescue another scared child from emotional ruin, leading him out of a small dark room with writing on the walls. You couldn’t save Wilbur from that. Maybe you can save Ranboo.)

The day of the resurrection comes. You’re forced to relive the worst day of your life, twice. The ghost of your child is scared and hesitant. You put down your weapons and comfort him in a soft voice until he feels like he’s ready for the ritual.

And it doesn’t work. (Your youngest son is watching you fail.) But you won’t stop. (You’ve read the scriptures, you have one last plan.) You can save him. (Please, god, you just want to save him.)

You hunt down one of the rarest items in the world, a Totem. It reeks of death and dark magic, but if it can bring back your son than it will have been worth it.

You pray that it’s worth it. Because you don’t know what you’ll do if you can never hold your son again. You don’t know what you’ll do if one day your youngest son begs for you to kill him.

Those aren’t options you’re willing to let happen. Not on your watch.

Philza’s actions are misguided. He’s in unimaginable amounts of grief, and that sometimes makes it hard for him to understand what others need and want.

Everything he’s done has been to get Wilbur back, keep Tommy from following Wilbur’s path, and help Techno (either his oldest friend or eldest child) feel like something more than a weapon to be used.

He’s gone out of his way to give advice to and care for children that he reasonably shouldn’t feel the need to. (Tubbo, Ranboo, Fundy.)

He’s not perfect. Not by any means. Should he have destroyed L’Manburg? From an outward position, maybe not. But to him? It’s nothing more than a leech that took his children away from him, multiple times over. (Wilbur died three times due to L’Manburg and Tommy died twice.)

All he wants is to never have to hurt anyone he cares about ever again. This want has made him resistant to any ideas other than his own. It’s his guilt to bear and therefore his problem to fix.

Just because his labors are mostly off screen (Researching resurrection, planning L’Manburg’s destruction, etc.) doesn’t mean they aren’t there, or that they don’t have reasoning behind them.

He’s a parent that’s lost his family. Wouldn’t you do horrible things to avenge that? Wouldn’t you burn down the world just to give your children a bit of warmth?

(Again, these are just my thoughts!! I just wanted to explain why I’m a Philza apologist on one place :D you’re welcome to disagree!

This is also just about their characters on the Dream SMP, not the real life Content Creators.)

[ctntduoarchive]

here you are <3

HOT AND SWEATY WILBOR SOOT!!!!

[coca-colonial]

NPC questions about Sarah?

Sarah Koenig was the light of Daniel’s life. He had been married to Anna Wilbore-Koenig for ten months when in November of 1639 the couple were blessed with a tiny daughter who had the same bright amber eyes and curly hair as her father while sporting the russet curls of her mother. 

Sarah was an incredibly smart girl -- by her second birthday she was running, jumping, climbing and beginning to get a grasp on how to use a spoon by herself. She was very much a child who never tired of asking Why? to everything she was presented with, which delighted Daniel to no end. She would almost every time immediately shift her attention to something else, yet express annoyance if Daniel ceased talking. She enjoyed simply listening to him ramble about anything, and Daniel found amusement more than anything in being allowed to simply talk for long stretches of time. 

Separation anxiety was a problem. Anytime Daniel had to leave, be it to hunt or simply step outside or go for a quiet walk, he’d return home to a very upset Sarah who would cling to him, and refuse to let go for any reason whatsoever. She was every inch daddy’s little girl.

In January of 1642 negligence resulted in spilled oil and a fire not being extinguished completely. The resulting housefire saw all three of them dying in the blaze-- the problem there: Daniel was immortal, as he had just discovered. Anna and Sarah, however... were mortal.