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untouchvbles · 7 months ago
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BMW Z3 M (E36) at Waukesha Cars & Coffee (2024) - Meet 4 in Waukesha, WI.
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germancarssince1946 · 2 years ago
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1997 BMW Z3 M Roadster
My tumblr-blogs: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/germancarssince1946 & https://www.tumblr.com/blog/frenchcarssince1946 & https://www.tumblr.com/blog/englishcarssince1946 & https://www.tumblr.com/blog/italiancarssince1946
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carsthatnevermadeitetc · 5 months ago
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BMW Z3 250 California Spyder Evocation, 2002 (2023). For sale by auction in the UK, an E36 first generation Z3 that has been re-built to resemble a 1960s Ferrari 250 GT California Spider. The car is one of three based on the recreations seen in the 1986 film 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' and constructed using hand-rolled aluminium sheet metal. Crafted in 2023 in South Africa by Cape Town’s M. R. Skunkworks, the aim of the project was to produce a very well-detailed evocation based on modern BMW running gear. 
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deeply-unserious-fellow · 9 months ago
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I'm dying on the hill that Addison and Bucky are siblings in all but name and Disney aRE COWARDS FOR NOT SHOWING US MORE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN THEM-
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snottychick · 2 years ago
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Where my real Z-O-M-B-I-E-S heads at
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rockintapper · 14 days ago
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masoncarr2244 · 1 year ago
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2002 BMW Z3 M Coupe
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chiakihoung · 2 years ago
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BMW Z3 M Coupe
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scorpiohipsters · 2 years ago
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BMW E36 M3, BMW Z3 M
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untouchvbles · 8 months ago
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BMW Z3 M (E36) at Waukesha Cars & Coffee (2024) - Meet 2 in Waukesha, WI.
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frenchcurious · 5 months ago
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BMW Z3 M Roadster 1998. - source Ruote da Sogno.
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carsthatnevermadeitetc · 4 months ago
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BMW UR Roadster Concept, 1990. A truncated Z3, the UR Roadster (original roadster) used a 2.3 litre DOHC 4 from an E30 M3. It developed out of the Z1 project as a cheap way into the M brand but BMW made the Z3 M instead
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deeply-unserious-fellow · 2 years ago
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I hate a lot of things about Zombies 2, but oh my god the Someday reprise from that movie is so fucking special to me yall have no idea like I cannot properly articulate the emotions that SPECIFIC VERSION of Someday fills me with-
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the-most-humble-blog · 3 months ago
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The Brain’s Magic: How Your Mind Reads the ᵾᶰᴿᵋᴬᵭᵃᴮʟᵋ͟͟͞
Can You Still Call Yourself Human If You’re This F☰☰king Amazing?
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Our brains are incredible biological machines that can decode the undecodable, make sense of chaos, and turn gibberish into understanding. You’ve probably seen those memes or tests where the letters in a sentence are jumbled, replaced with symbols, or entirely flipped. And yet, somehow, your mind calmly steps in and says, “I got this,” assembling the scrambled mess into meaning.
Why? Because your brain isn’t just functional—it’s damn near magical. But let’s get into the messy, hilarious, and downright extraordinary ways your brain proves every day why the universe needs you.
1. Your Brain, the Overachiever
First off, let’s acknowledge the absurdity of what your brain can do. You’re sitting there, possibly sleep-deprived, scrolling through social media while multitasking a mental to-do list. And yet, you see a sentence like this:
“Y0uR Br@!n 5T!lL r3c0gN!z3s p@77ern5 & m@k35 it m3@ningful.”
… and you just get it. You don’t need a translation guide. Your brain leaps over logic like a gymnast and lands perfectly on comprehension.
Reality is a stand-up comedian:
Your brain: a quantum computer that can decode unreadable text. Also your brain: forgets why you walked into the kitchen.
The same organ that turns chaos into understanding also Googles “symptoms of mild death” every time you get a headache.
2. Pattern Recognition: The Mind’s Hidden Flex
Here’s where things get spooky. Your brain isn’t just reading symbols—it’s recognizing patterns, filling gaps, and using context to solve puzzles in milliseconds. This isn’t something you learned; it’s baked into your DNA.
Fun Fact:
Studies show that 93% of adults can read a sentence where the first and last letters of every word are correct, but everything in between is scrambled. Your brain doesn’t even flinch.
Let’s put this into perspective: Computers need programmers, algorithms, and updates to achieve half the things your brain does on autopilot. Meanwhile, your mind’s out here solving puzzles like Sherlock Holmes at 3 AM with no coffee.
Your brain is that one friend who doesn’t study for the test but still scores higher than everyone else. Smug, but you love it anyway.
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3. The Ultimate Biological Quantum Computer
Your brain isn’t just smart—it’s a show-off.
Neurons: You’ve got about 86 billion of them, and they’re firing off messages at speeds of up to 268 miles per hour. Faster than your Wi-Fi, honestly.
Processing Power: Your brain can handle around 10 quadrillion calculations per second. That’s the equivalent of a supercomputer with a personality (and occasional existential dread).
But here’s the kicker: your brain isn’t just processing facts—it’s synthesizing them into experiences. It’s why you can laugh at memes, cry during Toy Story 3, and somehow still navigate rush-hour traffic without committing vehicular manslaughter.
4. Can Machines Compete? Not a Chance
Artificial intelligence? Cute. Sure, machines can replicate some human functions, but your brain operates on a level AI can only dream of.
AI struggles with context. You? You can figure out when someone’s being sarcastic just by their tone.
Machines need explicit instructions. Your brain? It casually interprets nonsense like,“C@n u 3v3n r34d th!s?” …without breaking a sweat.
Imagine a robot trying to figure out your drunk texts. “Dinnrs @ 9, bt wtf hapen 2 keys?” Your brain decodes that in half a second. AI would implode.
5. Why This Matters: You’re Not an Accident
Let’s get serious for a second. Your ability to read scrambled text, pick up on patterns, and make sense of the seemingly senseless isn’t just a party trick. It’s evidence of how extraordinary you are.
Consider This: Your consciousness isn’t some random byproduct of biology. It’s a vital thread in the infinite web of existence. Every time you recognize patterns, connect ideas, or laugh at a well-timed meme, you’re proving that you’re not just surviving—you’re thriving.
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ᵞᴱˢ, ⱻ͞ᵐ ᵀʟᴋᴵⱭᴺᴳ ᴛᴼ ⱻⱭᴜ͡.!
You are a living, breathing node in the infinite network of reality. Even if you’ve doubted yourself in the past, even if the world tries to convince you that you’re ordinary, remember this:
Your mind isn’t just a tool—it’s proof that the universe is capable of creating something extraordinary. And every time you use it, you reaffirm your place in the fabric of existence.
Sure, your brain is powerful. But let’s not forget it’s also the same brain that makes you forget passwords and cry over fictional characters. Nobody’s perfect, but at least you're human, and that's close enough.
Love truth bombs like this? Follow The Most Humble Blog for more takes that roast nonsense and remind you why the universe can’t function without you.
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postsofbabel · 19 days ago
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cosmiceres · 4 months ago
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Hello and welcome to my blog!
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I’m Ceres, pronounced like “series”, and this is my side blog meant for all things deemed too feral for the main blog. This is an 18+ blog so MDNI.
Pretty much this is a brain rot blog for all of my deepest desires, so if you’re not into the same things as me feel free to carry on. K!nks are listed down below in no particular order.
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Update: because I had forgotten to say this before (oopsie daisy) DM’s are closed. This is just a blog for me to dump my brain rot and desires. If you’re looking for an arrangement/relationship, sorry but I’m not interested.
Peace and love <3
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Fav K!nks
C0ckw4rm!ng
Br33d!ng
Hypnosis
Fauxcest/sibcest/!nc3st
S!z3 D!ff3r3nc3
A/B/O
Dumbification
Pr!m@l Pl@y
Br3@$t Pl@y
Kn0tt!ng
Big bro/lil sis, big sis/lil sis, dad/daughter, mom/daughter
Doll!f!c@t!on
P3gg!ng
Ch@$t!ty
(Probably forgetting some but oh well)
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Hard passes (things I’ll never post about)
Ag3pl@y
D!@p3r$ or anything $c@t related
Fluids outside of saliva or cxm
Feet
Any kind of r@c!@l play or sl@v3 pl@y
V0r3 or any kind of extreme g0r3
Any kind of und3r@g3 rp
I’ll be adding more stuff later on, but those are the main hard passes I can think of at the moment.
Other than that, please feel free to interact with me and dump all brain rot into my ask box 💕
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