Title: I have one, and it's a good one, too

Alyssa, she/her, bi ace, 32

[princessrhcenyra]

TED LASSO ⇢ 3x12 | SO LONG, FAREWELL

[sunbentshadows]

tiktok that is good

[marv-el-spot]

Ted Lasso Is Back!!! ❤️⚽

s01e01 || e04e01

[moonofpoosh]

Tap, tap.

[stimman4000]

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[cipheramnesia]

good luggage goes in the fun bubble

[floweramon]

When I was in college, my Stage Craft teacher showed us this.  Basically the machine heats up a sheet of plastic, and once it’s malleable enough it’ll be blown up to make room for whatever you want to imprint in the plastic.  Once it’s in place, the air reverses and the plastic vacuum-sucks all around the object.  

He demonstrated it on a baby doll and it was like a baby had been frozen in carbonite.  I got to take it home and I still have frozen-carbonite-baby to this day (his name is Franklin XD)

[reximus44]

[galsinspace]

The baby has been posted here

[mihai-florescu]

Languages tend to peak at their word for butterfly. Never seen 2 that are the same, either. Papillon. Mariposa. Borboleta. Fluture. Vlinder. Schmetterling. Pillangó. Babochka. Farfalla. Sommerfugl. Perhonen. Farasha. Titali. Chōchō. Nabi. Húdié. Buom buom. Great job guys, i really mean it.

[collapsedsquid]

Fiasco in the Factory: Taxpayers Funded a $533 Million Artillery Plant That Made Nothing

General Dynamics opened a Texas factory to churn out artillery shells for Ukraine, but the machines kept breaking. Robot arms smashed into t

It was the summer of 2024, and the cutting-edge robots inside General Dynamics’ sweltering artillery factory near Dallas were catching fire with startling regularity, according to four former workers there. This wasn’t ideal, as the plant was supposed to be churning out urgently needed artillery shells for Ukraine. The robots, giant metal arms with clamps for hands, would end up drenched in oil, which would then — no surprise — combust as they moved steel blocks heated to 1,800 degrees into and out of a machine that periodically erupted columns of fire. One blaze that summer melted a robot’s cables, putting it out of commission for a week. [...] Soon problems seemed to explode out of every corner, according to interviews with 12 former factory workers. For one thing, the flaming robot arms also kept smashing into things. They slammed into computer numerical control machines, breaking their windows and bending their doors. They knocked over shells. They bashed into safety fences. Workers talked about the arms going “rogue” and began calling one of them “Johnny 5” after a sentient military robot from a 1980s movie.  Even simple equipment failed with slapstick regularity, six workers said. Conveyor belts broke down. Automated carts got lost. Safety gates meant to shut down machines when workers approached did not shut down machines when workers approached. A pipe exploded, spraying water up to the ceiling. Parts on Repkon machines deformed, leading a worker to discover that they were made with Chinese steel, possibly in violation of federal regulations. (The Army said it has no evidence of such violations.)

[argumate]

Johnny 5! would think a bunch of Factorio players could fix this

[literallymechanical]

😧

[rneadowsoprano-deactivated20211]

[dailyflicks]

PRACTICAL MAGIC (1998) Dir. Griffin Dunne

[asystolle]

The Princess Diaries (2001) dir. Garry Marshall

[watch-the-sun-rise]

PHM characters as text posts: Pt. 7/?

Part 6

[sathone]

[Image description: ten screenshots from Project Hail Mary (2026) paired with tumblr text posts.

Image One: Grace approaching Eva on the aircraft carrier during the party, looking awkward. Text: soft launching the idea of actual friendship to my favorite coworker today kinda nervy.

Image Two: Rocky in his ball during the scene where he first enters (read: invades) the Hail Mary. Text: why is trespassing not allowed. like I just want to look.

Image Three: Grace passed out against the Hail Mary computers right after the ejecting fuel tanks scene. Text: Getting pinned to the wall by a beautiful girl named centrifugal force.

Image Four: Eva Stratt on a ship at the end of the movie. Text: They had to create a new stage of grief for me but other than that I'm doing fine.

Image Five: a microscope view of astrophage. Text: Today I will be staring directly at the sun to absorb its powers.

Image Six: Grace running his hands through the sand on his beach at the end of the movie. Text: runs fingers through sand, as salty waves crash to the shore and a tired sun sets into a bruised sky. Ahhh,, these tiny rocks..phenonemoabl.

Image Seven: Eva at the end of the movie wearing Grace's beanie. Text: The sun has got his hat on...it's cold.

Image Eight: Grace and Rocky in the mental health node doing karaoke. Text: babygirl I will subject you to my interests.

Image Nine: Eva Stratt looking serious after saying "it doesn't matter, we have to launch." Text: "i don't care," I say, caringly, as I care deeply.

Image Ten: Grace and Rocky watching the waves on the beach at the end of the movie. Text: Sorry didn't expect us to intertwine our entire lives so entirely that now we can't see a life without each other Lol.

End description].

[farewell-to-lorien]

The Lord of the Rings, by Julia Tveritina.

[sayuupi]

Sketching some bears from the bear cam! 🐻🐟

[obriy]

[garlicbunny]

“ok lets do warm up sketch”

“oh..”

[jemeryl]

For @creatingblackcharacters Melanin Beam Challenge, I did Kira Nerys and Jadzia Dax from Star Trek Deep Space Nine!

There should have been a Black woman on the main cast of DS9 and I will die on that hill.

[humanveil]

BOTTOMS (2023) dir. Emma Seligman.