#death knell

[eternal--lament]

( @nameredactedandcensored )

[CENSORED CENSORED] [CENSORED] [REDACT3D] [CENSORED CENSORED CENSORED CENSORED] [EXPUNGED] ):

"Ah, hello to you too, [CENSORED]. What happened?"

Lament calmly greets [CENSORED], despite them randomly coming to talk. T-01-68 always kept their composure, even if things got out of hand. It's like they're forced to be that way, or they can't not be calm.

Abnormalities can make their own choices, yes, but are their feelings and the way they speak their choice as well? Did they choose to be this way?

[clowndyke-bar]

SIX SIX SIX

EVOKE THE KINGGG

OF HELLLLLLL

STRIKE THE DEATH KNELLLL

DEATH KNELLL

[amassofhumanity]

tumblr and the Washington Post

The Washington Post recently laid off a third of their staff. The CEO who oversaw the layoffs quit (or was pushed out, who knows for sure) soon after the layoffs.

The new WaPo CEO is the former CEO of tumblr. The same CEO who oversaw the engagement numbers of tumblr plummet. This plummet was probably due to the ban on porn.

I am predicting the death of the Washington Post on or by July 1, 2029.

[stylistic-nightmare]

Exhumed - Death Knell

[moffpup]

Visit Original Link

Ghost - Death Knell (2010)

[stylistic-nightmare]

Exhumed - Death Knell

[agent-troi]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Stargate SG-1 Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Sam Carter/Jack O'Neill, Jacob Carter & Sam Carter, Jacob Carter & Jack O'Neill, Jacob Carter & Selmak Characters: Jacob Carter, Selmak (Stargate), Jack O'Neill, Sam Carter (Stargate), Janet Fraiser (Stargate) Additional Tags: Episode: s07e16 Death Knell (Stargate SG-1), Missing Scene, Father-Daughter Relationship, Father-Son Relationship, Tok'ra (Stargate), POV Jacob Carter Series: Part 3 of GATEathon 2025 Summary:

"Jack told me what happened. I'm proud of you."

 Missing scene from Death Knell.

@gateathonworks​

[agent-troi]

this description is woefully inadequate in conveying how utterly nerve-wracking this sequence is the first time you watch it