Die Trying

Skateboarding Krusty Rica 🇨🇷

[ojgambino]

[excitementshewrote]

[viralfrog]

[frenchcurious]

Ford GT40 'P-1061' 1966.- source Dream Auto.

[zekescrossroads]

66 GT40

[devils-queen]

✞ 666 ✞

[kremlin]

this is so fucking funny

[kremlin]

i can't stop thinking about this. this kind of shit is not like milsim plane nerds with their own super-expensive desktop cockpit recreations. that kind of hardware makes sense to exist.

this does not. they're playing world of tanks which is like the "call of duty" of tank games (casual, players only slightly bad-smelling). it also doesn't have support for tank peripherals. no game does. no trainers do afaik. which means that (assuming this isn't just a video editing) all of that shit they are fucking with translates into mouse/keyboard inputs that the game understands. that's weird/hard and perplexing, uh, and considering that "tank peripherals" aren't a thing that exist i can only guess they built them theirselves

which is fucking hilarious because why are they so good. why does the fucking cannon breech have a little dry ice smoke effect when the breech opens like they just shot a shell. what. manual turret traverse crank?? did they build a fucking ready rack!! they're even using the correct phraseology which means one of these mofos read a PDF file

[gay-jesus-probably]

Oh yeah, these guys. Yeah, that's. That's one of their older builds. They've upgraded a bit since then.

To be perfectly clear, this is all still just for the sole purpose of playing a video game.

[taujr-resort]

[ultrafacts]

[scipunk]

The Matrix (1999)

[1anonyymous1]

the only ex i miss is ex-tra money

[ultrafacts]

[poison-ivy-on-drugs]

[radiofreederry]

[allgremlinyaps]

[anasabdin]

What I see vs. What I draw

[excitementshewrote]

Happy Birthday Otto Mann!

[ultrafacts]

The mausoleum of Léonce Evrard and his wife, Louise Flignot, stands as a deeply symbolic tribute in the Cimetière de Laeken in Brussels. Léonce, a skilled marble worker, was devastated by Louise’s loss and, in 1920, dedicated this unique chapel to her memory. Designed by architect George De Larabrie, the structure includes a striking sculpture of a mourner reaching toward a blank wall, capturing the profound themes of love and grief.

[excitementshewrote]