#md1

[f1-raccoon]

lord give me strength. mick doohan was FATHERING. what a man he must have been, to have fathered both michael schumacher and valentino rossi in the early 2000s…

[sbfse]

[thepineapplepanda]

[therapeuticdesires]

@macrodatum

"Look, I don't mean this in a mean or bitchy kind of way," Husik begins as he sets his glass of Cabernet Sauvignon down against the table and leans back in his seat to meet Mark's gaze, "but how the Hell did a woman like your sister end up with Ricken?"

Maybe he shouldn't be talking about this to his best friend's brother after they've only just met earlier in the evening at the foodless dinner that Devon managed to get them both to, but he can't help but try to figure it out.

"I mean, she's so kind and smart and, you know, actually interesting. Yeah, he's nice and definitely intelligent, but when she told me the three beds thing..."

[mosneakers]

Earlier generations of the Darling Family participating in Fall Festivities 🍂🎃

Loooook at baby Yellow and Salem! My heart 😫😫😫

[neuroconflictos]

No desapareces de mi mente; lucho para no verte más pero sigues estando en mis sueños. Y sigues estando ahí aún si cierro los ojos.

ARG

[historicalfirearms]

Patriotic citizens were by now bombarding the War Office with ideas for new weapons... There were lots of perpetual motion experts offering us free power, the old favourite of having a battery to drive a motor to drive a dynamo which would in turn charge the battery being an idea which we could bank on receiving almost every day. The death ray merchants were also numerous and gave us a bit of trouble. Most of them proved to be students of H. G. Wells and we often wished he had never thought of arming his Martians in The War of the Worlds with heat rays which shrivelled up everything.

Lt. Colonel Stuart Macrae, an inventor and British Army officer attached to Ministry of Defence 1 (MD1). MD1, sometimes referred to as ‘Churchill’s Toyshop’, was tasked with developing weapons and equipment for irregular warfare. During their early years they frequently received a large number of suggestions, ideas and inventions from the public - not all of them helpful or useful.

Source: Winston Churchill's Toyshop, S. Macrae (1971)

[marcherarrant]

On a little track walking expedition.