SoFantasticDeath

=v she/they;-) ao3 Wizard_01

[telluwickedlies]

I’m V she/they Fanficwriter

My ao3 Wizard_01

f1 GR63 OP81

motogp VR46（basically just caseyvale）JM89

rnr star in the 1960s

English is not my first language so if i say something wrong I’m sorry and didn’t mean that ^_−☆

[wanderinghalo27]

Have we considered that Diggia is just extremely funny

[telluwickedlies]

CaseyVale💀💀I think it's not so much the distorted emotional concentration between the two of them as their own personality collision is enough to cause such a result. Casey seemed like targeted all over the world since childhood so he developed his absolutely sharp, tough and radical character, because he had to fight against what he had encountered and survive from it. Although Vale’s other opponents before Casey were obviously very fierce, it was probably because of his personality that led Casey to be the first person to compete with him in 2007 with the strong energy to bite Vale to destroy him completely. Vale has always been a person who is used to being in the center of the world. Although he speaks straightly, at least he will choose not to say anything, while Casey will not say anything good and say everything bad. Vale has occupied the priority position in the peddock for a long time. The spotlight would have been concentrated on him and his opponent, and Casey is a rather unpleasant buddy who is easy to set off negative storms. When Vale gives PR advice to let Casey Speech less, Casey will definitely like wtf what are you provoking here? Casey bottom code is to destroy the world as a tornado. However, what's interesting is that I think the two people are actually very keen to support their own uniqueness. Vale doesn't need to say that he must be the emperor, and Casey actually felt that Vale previous opponents could be defeated by Vale because they were all too weak. Unlike me, I won't be controlled by Valentino's brain. My spirit will not be destroyed and my ride is much better than him. The biggest difference between them in this regard is that Casey is a person who is used to constantly rebuilding himself in destruction. This is a painful and stressful process. He must desperately pick up his fragments and put them back into his body with his bloody hands, while Vale is a bitch who does not allow himself to fall into destruction. People in this situation, he doesn't want and can't accept any downward results. He would rather defend himself by evading and evading, which can really benefit him. But the product is like: they all admit that the other party will ruin themselves.

[telluwickedlies]

[caperedolives]

[bikefuckersoftheworldunite]

Valentino Rossi and Sete Gibernau: The Great Cold

sources: ‘Il grande freddo’; ‘Sete y Rossi, una attraccion fatal’;‘A Decade in MotoGP’ documentary; ‘Rossi mantiene su actitud beligerante e ignora a Sete’; dueruote’s Jerez 2005 post race report; ‘Valentino todavía sigue pensando en Gibernau’; Valentino’s interview circa Donington’05; ‘Me da igual lo que Rossi diga de mí’; Ring of Fire’ by Rick Broadbent; Sachsenring 2005 Eurosport commentary; Mugello 2006 race commentary; ‘Gibernau dal college alla Ducati’; ‘Valentino Rossi: portrait of a speed god’; Valentino’s 2007 interview; ‘2004 MotoGP season review’ by Julian Ryder; ‘2005 Motorcycle Yearbook’; Valentino Rossi: All His Races’ by Mat Oxley; Motorcycle Racer may 2005 issue

[most quotes are autotranslated from spanish or italian]

[wanderinghalo27]

Just dug up some great old Valentino pics:

[25points]

[kwisatzworld]

valentino’s dvd collection at his tavullia house:

The Last Kiss (2001), dir. Gabriele Muccino

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Drag (2000), dir. Ang Lee

Pearl Harbor (2001), dir. Michael Bay

The Crimson Rivers (2000), dir. Mathieu Kassovitz

Coyote Ugly (2000), dir. David McNally

Gladiator (2000), dir. Ridley Scott

The Doors Collection (1999)

Gone in Sixty Seconds (2000), dir. Dominic Sena

Shrek (2001), dir. Andrew Adamson, Vicky Jenson

Pulp Fiction (1994), dir. Quentin Tarantino

Any Given Sunday (1999), dir. Oliver Stone

Rollerball (1975), dir. Norman Jewison

Braveheart (1995), dir. Mel Gibson

Stigmata (1999), dir. Rupert Wainwright

X-Men (2000), dir. Bryan Singer

Rain Man (1988), dir. Barry Levinson

Heat (1995), dir. Michael Mann

Leaving Las Vegas (1995), dir. Mike Figgis

[telluwickedlies]

OMG I’m crying for this

[pinkpirellis]

THE DEFINITIVE VALENTINO ROSSI HAIR TIMELINE (1996-present)

- as composed collaboratively with fellow valentino rossi scholars on the basis of many (many) hours of determined and hair-pulling (haha) research. (some conjecture required for the early years but hopefully more or less accurate)

[zetanebulamisc]

Thank you for your hard work, OP!

This'll be a useful reference for my drawings!

[fignyart]

Motogp cartoon when???