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FARCRY 4 IS ON AMAZON AND IT COMES OUT IN NOVEMBER.
I REPEAT FARCRY 4 IS COMING THIS IS NOT A DRILL.
Sorry I've been inactive. My computer has been giving me problems and I've been busy.
((Now all I can think is Grant teaching Vaas beer pong; and that thought makes me laugh my ass off.))
[Dude Vaas would probably love that. ]
We got a new dog <3
I think I had a bit too much to drink and a few too many rum cupcakes..
Life is an illusion
The few problems that I see is that humanity is so fixated on making sure everything has only one true definition that they donāt stop to realize that maybe there is no such thing as anything.
That moment when Vaas gets it better then most people. He'd probably say something like this.
GTA 5 online is too addicting.. I need to stop playing every possible waking moment.
The call took little more then a minute, and he didnāt stay on the line any longer then he had to. āFucking hang on amigo.ā Vaas placed a hand briefly on Dougās shoulder, reccieving a mere not before he departed from his side. āMove, Grant.ā He had no intentions of waiting around for the call of sirens, explaining things would be a waste of time.Ā
A jeep similar to that upon the island sat outside, and Vaas turned the ignition, only waiting for Grant to get in the passenger seat before he sped through the streets. āYou think I donāt fucking give a shit? Huh? About your family. Without family what the fuck are we?ā The jeep jerked and rattled with several sharp turns, that wouldāve come close to throwing them both out had he not spent a lifetime driving through jungle, fighting the threat of death at every turn, be it against the Raykat or beasts. Bandaged hands clutched the wheel, till his knuckles turned white, rage mixed with pain lingered across his features. āThey donāt need to see you die twice, hermano.ā Heād never truly known his own family, that directly of blood. Before their departure, before Jason even saved his friends, heād been watching everything. "It was always just me and Citra, and she died for your brother. Youāre the closest fucking thing to family now hermano." Even having tried to kill him, and the initial conflict when theyād arrived in America, heād lost everything else. His island, his kingdom, his sister. Grant had given him another chance, even when he had every right to kill him on the spot.Ā
Either Vaas was gonna take over in attempting to stop the bleeding, or Doug was beyond saving. Grant didnāt really care which; as far as he was concerned he had been relieved from that duty and was able to move on to what he considered to be far more important. There were things Grant needed to get if he was going to save his family. In his room was a trunk that he almost never acknowledged and opened even less. It held things from his childhood, from his time in the military, from his time on shit-island. More importantly, it also held the weapons he had obtained throughout those times which found their ways back home with him. Not all of it could be taken- he couldnāt hold it all- but he would make due.
Jeans were switched out for a pair of pants with a more pockets- the added pouches at his thighs would make for the ability to hold more ammo and whatever else they might need- and the shirt was switched out for one without sleeves. If they were headed back to the island, it would be hot. If they had to go elsewhere, he was sure he could just take a jacket off of whoever they were going to have to kill to save Riley and the others. The weapons chosen were a large hunting knife he kept at the small of his back, a Beretta M9 in a holster at his hip for a cross-draw, and an HK MP5 slung over his shoulder. It would be a problem if they were going anywhere like a conventional airline, but he was banking on Vaas having something else in mind. As an afterthought, he grabbed a pair of two-way radios; they were small, black, and would most likely come in handy.
Grantās expression was grim as he left Doug to bleed out on the floor of his apartment and made his way to the jeep. He listened to Vaasā words with a straight face. Crossing his arms kept himself doing something regrettable, like decking the guy driving the jeep. With the constant threat of the vehicle toppling over, Grant decided he would rather just endure the pirateās words than risk getting the only people who were going to Rileyās- and probablyās Jasonās- rescue killed. āListen,ā he growled, āI donāt care.ā
Stormy eyes were set on the road ahead, glaring out into the distance, as though that would somehow move them along faster. āJason and Riley wonāt understand,ā his voice was colder than the weather had been back when Vaas woke him up about the snow, āThey wonāt know why youāre helping and they wonāt like you. Hell, they probably wonāt like me because of you. What you think is and isnāt your family doesnāt matter. What matters is getting everyone back.ā His gaze flickered to Vaas, then returned to the road, āI need to know that you wonāt get insulted or pissed off and do something stupid if theyāre less than thankful for your help, Vaas. Can you honestly promise me that?ā
"I'm not the one you should worry about hermano. Don't turn your back on Jason." They hadn't spoken more then a few occasions since the return home. Now and then, they'd go out, and he joined in for Riley's sake. It had become impossible to say no whenever he asked to spend time together since the escape from the island. His grudge against Grant lingered, only being put aside when it was the three of them. Their older brother had been alive when Jason thought him dead, had saw him killed, as he believed at the time. Grant had kept his distance, from them and the family. It was almost a relief to keep it that way, he'd felt abandoned by him already, and Jason was fine with it. There were enough problems they had to sort out as it was. Even in the safety of home, he still remained on guard. A small arsenal remained tucked away in the back of his closet, a collection from the island that he hoped he'd never have to use again. Over time he tried and failed to push Hoyt's threat of powerful friends to the back of his mind, yet the night he woke to Riley's screams awoke an anger he'd been trying to surpress. There'd been no time to check on their friend, the house was torn apart and he had barely enough time to gather his guns, racing behind the truck inwhich they took Riley, keeping out of sight and tailing them to a small airport, full of armed men that he scoped out through a sniper rifle scope. Going about rescuing them was going to be more of a challenge then he anticipated. Sight of a truck was a highlight of opportunity, as he approached the airport. Possibly soldiers, and a stolen uniform could be the quickest way in.. Silently he stalked the pair out in the dark, once they were out of the truck, it was only a matter of getting close, and clapping a hand over ones mouth from behind, the barrel of his pistol pointed to his head. It was only the glimpse of a famiar tattoo that stopped him from pulling the trigger. "Grant..?" His older brother hadn't been someone he'd been expecting to find. "How..?" His question was quicky enough answered, and he did all he could to keep himself from firing a bullet into the pirate once he caught a glimpse of him. "He's fucking dead.. why the fuck is he here with you?" He couldn't keep his composure, and his voice broke, shaken with both fear and rage. "What the hell is going on?" Jason couldn't stop the angerĀ from rising within him. It had been difficult enough trying to put the island behind him, the fact he felt at times he felt like madness was slowly devoring him alive. He'd been starting to feel like his old self again, and the mere sight of Vaas brought out all of the worst within him.
((all these people choosing fcs for their muns and iām gonna be thinking about one for mewhile iām in the shower))
{I know right. Iām already thinking of one for myself. lsdbfglbdlfgbld.}
[Best of luck really. There's not a while lot of people who resemble Citra that I know of.. ]
It's so damn cold.. I hate the cold..
THIS IS WHAT A WORLD LEADER LOOKS LIKE. Ā
DESMOND TUTU, I OFFICIALLY LOVE YOU.
Ā Ā Ā -MICHAEL STIPE Ā
"I would refuse to go to a homophobic heaven. No, I would say sorry, I mean I would much rather go to the other place," Archbishop Tutu said at the launch of the Free and Equal campaign in Cape Town.
"I would not worship a God who is homophobic and that is how deeply I feel about this."
Archbishop Tutu said the campaign against homophobia was similar to the campaign waged against racism in South Africa.
"I am as passionate about this campaign as I ever was about apartheid. For me, it is at the same level," he added.
[source: BBC News]
oh my fucking wow. I just love how he calls attention to the hypocrisy.
And stood up to it.
Bless his heart.Ā
this is a REAL example of a religious official standing up for lgbtq people. notā¦that other story.
"Mclovin. Is. Here!"
[I made a Farcry crew for Gta5 online, if anyone wants to join..?]
[Does anyone know if you can make an online room in GTA 5 with just your friends?
"They slit his fucking throat, calm the fuck down!" For himself, there was little at stake, and he shoved Grant out of the way to further put pressure to the bandages, eliciting a whimper from Doug. "Look at me hermano, up here." He held two fingers between his own face and Dougās, tilting his chin up slightly.Ā
"Where, hermano?" Vaas was aware time was against them, against Grantās brothers. āāThey.. took Riley and the girls. I donāt know man.., Jason fucking pulled an assult rifle out of nowhere and just.. they fucking ran and he was chasing after them, to the airport..ā A choked sob shook his frame, and he coughed, near choking on his own blood. "Grant you stay the fuck here, Iām going to kill those fuckers." Vaas abandoned Dougās side, briefly retreating into the bedroom. Heād not worn his fear from the jungle for too long, heād missed the weight of his belt and pistol, and the rifle strapped across his back, a sniper in his hands. "It hasnāt been that long, theyāll still fucking be there."
Had it been someone Grant honestly cared about, he wouldnāt have let Vaas push him out of the way; but it was Doug and he was still pissed off at the guy for sending them to Rook. That, and he realized that both of them taking care of the guy wasnāt gonna save him. Too many hands in the soup. He balled his fists and waited, listening for the answers he cared about. Any news about his brothers. Where to go. Who to kill. Well, that part wasnāt too hard to figure out; he was willing to wager it was something to do with shit-island.
At the mention of Riley and the girls being taken- as well as Jasonās pursuit- Grant almost took off. He failed his brothers last time, he didnāt wanna do so again! Being told to stay made him want to go more. This wasnāt Vaasā family and friends and Grant was sure as Hell not going to let that asshole pirate save his damn friends! But there was a guy bleeding to death in his apartment. He growled and knelt by Doug, putting more pressure on the wound.
"Vaas," he growled, "Youāre not leaving me behind, asshole! Now Call Doug A Fucking Ambulance Or Something!" He had a few things he wanted to grab, mostly weapon-things, but he wasnāt gonna be able to do that until Doug either had help or finally died. Grant still didnāt much like the guy, but he could sympathize with neck-wounds and blood and fear. Somewhere in the back of his mind, he wondered if he looked that pathetic when he was bleeding all over the place and grasping at his neck. Probably.
The call took little more then a minute, and he didn't stay on the line any longer then he had to. "Fucking hang on amigo." Vaas placed a hand briefly on Doug's shoulder, reccieving a mere not before he departed from his side. "Move, Grant." He had no intentions of waiting around for the call of sirens, explaining things would be a waste of time. A jeep similar to that upon the island sat outside, and Vaas turned the ignition, only waiting for Grant to get in the passenger seat before he sped through the streets. "You think I don't fucking give a shit? Huh? About your family. Without family what the fuck are we?" The jeep jerked and rattled with several sharp turns, that would've come close to throwing them both out had he not spent a lifetime driving through jungle, fighting the threat of death at every turn, be it against the Raykat or beasts. Bandaged hands clutched the wheel, till his knuckles turned white, rage mixed with pain lingered across his features. "They don't need to see you die twice, hermano." He'd never truly known his own family, that directly of blood. Before their departure, before Jason even saved his friends, he'd been watching everything. "It was always just me and Citra, and she died for your brother. You're the closest fucking thing to family now hermano." Even having tried to kill him, and the initial conflict when they'd arrived in America, he'd lost everything else. His island, his kingdom, his sister. Grant had given him another chance, even when he had every right to kill him on the spot.Ā
Just a note because everyone seems to be really upset in the past week and thinking that everyone dislikes them.
I love you all and the fandom is full of love and hugs so don't be sad okay guys?
An uneventful month had passed, with more snow and a blanket of white spread across the yard. Heād kept indoors, and all had been quiet. The encounter at the mall had kept him on guard for weeks. Even to see such men in the same state, they could all be killed, should they be discovered. Heād been recovering his men, having retreated from the island when all went to hell. They remained loyal, and reforming business was slow, almost agonizingly so. With a steady flow of cash beginning to come in, a few greenhouses built and finer crops grown, he cursed the fact heād not been more cautious. Long before the sun had risen the desperate rapping of a fist upon the door brought him too it quickly. Vaas had little more then a moment to catch the DJ who staggered forward, hands wrapped around his throat, gasping for air like a fish out of water. āFuck.. fuck, Grant! Get the first aid kid!ā He kicked the door closed, bolting it, and guiding Doug to the couch. Even as his lips were moving, mouthing silent words, Vaas was forcing his hands away, pressing a discarded t-shirt from the floor to his throat, blood seeping into the cloth pressed against it. āHermano, shut up, shut the fuck up.ā Vaas knew, even before he managed a whisper, confirming his fears. āGrant, fucking move!ā He managed to already slow the bleeding, and the wound couldāve been worse, but he had no desire to take chances.
There were some days where Grant hated himself for taking in the guy who had caused his family and friends so much pain, and hated himself more for ever working for the man- even if it seemed like the only option he could really take at the time if he was going to get everyone off that island alive. Usually, though, the eldest Brody son was alright with his pirate house guest. Room mate almost seemed like a better word. He didnāt want to call Vaas that. He settled for thinking of the other man as that drug dealer who lived in his apartment and was an alright guy to hang out with if you ignored he was a psychotic, drug-dealing pirate who tried to murder the people Grant cared about. Sometimes Grant wanted to strangle the other man, though.Ā These times usually involved Vaas doing something to wake him up early.
Commotion in the front rooms of the apartment caused stormy blue eyes to snap open. At first, Grant was pissed and wanted to know just what the Hell the asshole was yelling about now- he was going to strangle Vaas if it was about snow again- but slowly realized it was something serious as his brain woke up more and was able to process the words that were being shouted. He was rushing by the time he got out of his room, grabbing the first aid kit from the bathroom on the way to the front door. The soldier reserve didnāt even make a comment about his couch- serious or not- as his eyes took in the scene. He was rushing to Dougās side and pulling out bandages to wrap around his throat in an attempt to stop the bleeding before his brain could fully understand what his eyes were seeing and what could mean for his brothers.
"What the fuck?!" he growled as he attempted first aid. The army had taught some emergency stuff, but Grant wasnāt a medic. He was a damn soldier. "How?! Are Jason and Riley alright?!" Of all the people from his past, those were the two he cared most about. He still loved Daisy, but that was different. She wasnāt family.
"They slit his fucking throat, calm the fuck down!" For himself, there was little at stake, and he shoved Grant out of the way to further put pressure to the bandages, eliciting a whimper from Doug. "Look at me hermano, up here." He held two fingers between his own face and Doug's, tilting his chin up slightly. "Where, hermano?" Vaas was aware time was against them, against Grant's brothers. "'They.. took Riley and the girls. I don't know man.., Jason fucking pulled an assult rifle out of nowhere and just.. they fucking ran and he was chasing after them, to the airport.." A choked sob shook his frame, and he coughed, near choking on his own blood. "Grant you stay the fuck here, I'm going to kill those fuckers." Vaas abandoned Doug's side, briefly retreating into the bedroom. He'd not worn his fear from the jungle for too long, he'd missed the weight of his belt and pistol, and the rifle strapped across his back, a sniper in his hands. "It hasn't been that long, they'll still fucking be there."