Achille's Heel - Oklahoma Mayor Suspends Entire Police Force over Arrest of Councilman's Wife
Achille’s Heel – Oklahoma Mayor Suspends Entire Police Force over Arrest of Councilman’s Wife
The town of Achille, Oklahoma has some serious issues, and one situation shows just how bad it has become: Mayor David Northcutt suspended the entire four man police department for a week and stated that termination was an option. He did that because councilman Bryan Baker’s wife Ashley was arrested on possession of firearms charges…because she is a convicted felon. Never mind that the Mayor…
Quirk: Evaporate - Can covert and control any part of his body and clothing into an ashy substance, affected by wind and humidity, but can keep accurate control in upto 30MpH wind. Or at least that’s as fast as he’s been brave enough to try.
Trivia:
Though he would never admit it, he wants to know 2-A’s Katsuki better.
His hair’s red because he passed out and got pranked.
His right eye isn’t actually gone, he can detach limbs at will, so if he’s tired he can just take out an eye so there’s less to feel fatigued.
No. He does not bleed. Likely a god.
His right ear, however, does have a chunk missing.
In his trip to USJ, he began to evaporate to entertain himself. Unfortunately, Thirteen activated Black Hole at the same time, and so it was lost forever.
Will often evaporate parts of his body and play with it.
Evaporated hands in order to break sensitive hardware inside robots
was almost crushed 11 times
Got 41 Destruction Points and 33 Saviour points
Using extended reach and holding up debris
Placed 5th
Personal
“Apparently I’m supposed to say some stuff about me here. I’m kind of aggressive, short fuse, but I’m good at not getting lit. God, I need to think about what I say. I like having fun and I F*** with my friends a lot. A regret? Not sure. I guess not getting Mr. Aizawa. Or is it Aizawa-sensei? I’m still on basic for Japanese, but something like U.A. just doesn’t exist back in Washington, heh.”
I spent the summer at a farm in Cambridgeshire filming for their harvest festival. All footage filmed on the DJI Phantom 4. I really should have got some ground camera work too - Next year!
I spent the summer at a farm in Cambridgeshire filming for their harvest festival. All footage filmed on the DJI Phantom 4. I really should have got some ground camera work too - Next year!
Love did not come when I searched the world for it. Love did not meet me in the middle. Love found me when I had given up on it, when I had written it off.
Love knocked on the door, and when I did not answer, love found another way in. Love picked the locks and found its way through the dark, long after I had shut the lights off and closed the blinds.
Love had to walk on cracked floorboards and stumble over piles of old boxes. Love had to roam empty halls and tear down white walls before it found me.
And then it did just that. It found me; Holed up in a room so cold and dark that its warmth and its light nearly blinded me. It terrified me. I had never seen anything so beautiful, so dedicated and strong.
I did not trust Love. I did not trust myself. I went to great lengths to make Love run and leave me to die on my own.
But Love did not run. Love clung to me tighter. Love extended its hand, again, despite its better judgement and fear. Love made it clear that it would not break, that it would not stray, that it would fight for me and my life. That it believed in me.
Love showed me how to love. Love showed me how to live and breath and fight. Love held my hand and we walked out of the fire, together.
THE FINAL DRIVE A short film in memory of Kevin Baker I'm Ashley, Kevins son, and I'm putting together a little special film in memory of Dad. Kevin was 55 years old, and died of Liver cancer on the 9th October 2015 - 364 days after he was diagnosed. If you knew Kevin, you would know he has been passionate about cars and motorsport from a young age. He owned some amazing cars, like a 69 Mustang Cobra Jet, a JPS Lotus Escort twin-cam, endless Caterham 7's, a few Lotus Elises, and his silly little smart car that he adored! But this isn't about any of those. This is about his final car, a 2014 Subaru WRX STi. He loved it from the moment he took his first drive. He put a lot of work and money into the car to bring back that original classic Subaru feel and noise - And I'm very privileged to be able to drive it for one last time. On Friday 13th November, me and a close friend Josh took the scooby to Wales for the 2015 World Rally. In the process we made a short film in Dads memory - A stunning car in a stunning location. I want to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support. As all of this is very recent for us all, I really must ask you to help me, help others. Other families need this support and help too, and Macmillan have absolutely proved themselves. On behalf of Dad and the whole family, I thank you all. http://bit.ly/22yUaWA
