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[Podfic Link] | Length: 3 minutes, 45 seconds
Original Work: Attack of the Toys by @kitsune-scribe
DC: Kate Kane, Toyman | Rating: General Audiences
Summary:
Batwoman runs across an out of town villain one night on patrol.
Notes:
I'd apologize for the voice I did for Toyman but when the Voiceteam mods say "record in a voice you've never used before" you say "WATCH ME"
kitsune-scribe replied to your panorama: Question! 1. Did you learn touchpoints in school,...
No. I Googled to make sure and while I now understand touch points we were not taught them in school. It might be a regional thing I grew up in Southern California. Same time as you started school.
What's weird is that Mr. SK and I are from the same region (the Ozarks) so the fact he has no experience with them is very weird. Which is why I think maybe it was a phasing out thing. It would also explain how you didn't learn it. If it's a phasing out thing at the time, that stuff usually started at the coasts and moved inward. So, your school may have phased it out by the time you were in school but my own school, the same year, was still finalizing taking it out.
Given how understandable and useful I still find touchpoints for addition and subtraction, I am super curious about how it went away. I might wiki this.
kitsune-scribe replied to your post “dohegotthebootycreed replied to your post “Kind of Strange...”
Some of my favorite Marvel Cinematic Universe writers have ignored multiple movies by this point for one reason and another. A few others write occasional drabbles set firmly in cannon and spend most of their efforts on headcannons. There's no proper way to be in fandom, and as long as your Triumvirates are boldly going somewhere there's no need to beat yourself up that it's not in the same direction as the movies. Now if you weren't inspired by anything that'd be different...
as long as your Triumvirates are boldly going somewhere
Thank you for this! And you’re absolutely right. My efforts are not wasted whether or not they are Beyond-friendly. It’s about my imaginings of the Triumvirate. :)
kitsune-scribe replied to your post “Rhythmic gymnastics is so freaking weird, and yet I love it. I look...”
If you're somewhere that allows sparklers they're a great substitute for the ribbon when you want to pretend you can do that but will really tie yourself in knots. NOT RECOMMENDED FOR THROWS! >.> I may do this every Fourth of July.
You know what, I actually used to have a ribbon when I was little. I think I broke something with it though so I wasn’t allowed to do it in the house. It just wasn’t as much fun after that. I do live somewhere I can do sparklers pretty much whenever I want actually. I kind of really want to make my siblings do a sparkler rhythmic gymnastics competition with me next fourth of July. They’re going to hate me! :D
kitsune-scribe replied to your photo: I really am gonna have to figure out why FitBit...
If it’s counting steps it may have adjusted the distance to account for a longer stride when running. If it’s got GPS it’s just being mean. I don’t have a Fitbit but I know a lot of lower level pedometers make you give your stride length before they’ll calculate distances.
The weird thing is that it has my stride lengths, both walking and running, and obvs. walking is shorter (my walking stride is probably wrong right now but the data I’ve entered is walking 27, running 37, and I know the 37 is accurate). So if it assumed I was walking, the distance it gives when I tell it I’ve been running should be longer, not shorter, right? (I’m genuinely asking, I am this bad at math and logic.) Because it counts steps and distance per step is further.
And if it assumed I was running, and then I told it I was running, it shouldn’t shorten the length at all. *scratches head* And I know from googlemaps that the longer distance is usually closer to correct...
I feel like there’s some logic within the FitBit programming that’s doing this, I might actually ask on the FitBit forums why it does this. I wonder if during the workout count, it’s counting all my mileage, and not just my workout mileage. It generally takes me two tenths to get dressed and out the door, so that could be it, but that seems irrational.
kitsune-scribe replied to your post:hey sam, I was just wondering if you put the fic...
AvAc Tony’s cheese obsession is getting out of hand! :D
Foodieverse Tony wants you to know it’s not an obsession! It’s a passion to be nurtured and mentored.
Not by him, obviously, he’s not cut out for mentorship. But someone should.
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