#simon laurent edit

[coolkidalex413]

Grace Monroe & Simon Laurent - Infinity Train

Two birds - Regina Spektor

[nymphacae]

i was planning on making this a print if people are interested! The Gang's All Here

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[stickparrot]

this is an old edit but basically Redson from Monkie Kid has the same voice actor with Simon Laurent from Infinity train. So I did this. Tried my best

[rileysmiley-77]

grace and simon edit to the smallest man who ever lived!!!! they're so tragic and they make me really upset

[cosmicpompom]

i found my password so I'm back ^_^ got into infinity train recently so I made this

[pridebicons]

acorsexual simon pride icons

requested by anon

like/rb if using + credit

[onceupona-crossover]

a Simon Laurent (Infinity Train) x Catra (She-Ra: PoP) moodboard, with themes of loneliness, shared pain, and togetherness,with Bright green and crimson red colours. Season 4 Catra design, if possible.Also, romantic.

Requested by: @julianobungus

-Mod rapunzel

[trauma-express]

[puckpocketed]

Van!! since the postseason is slowly approaching its own end i've been wanting to get more into hockey analysis as this is my first full season as a fan and i still have a lot to learn about the game itself. Idk where to start but i feel like out of my mutuals you know a good bit about that stuff so I was wondering if you have any resources you could point me to? books or youtubers etc

Mei rubberpuckies... <3 Can't say I've got every answer but here are some of the places I visit:

Probably the easiest way to start learning is to have the game in motion in front of you and have someone explain it, video content hits that perfectly!

This video covers player roles. Good way to start understanding how each role fits into a 5-person unit. Content meant for new hockey players or players who are young/transitioning into a new role, and no game footage but the colour coded diagrams and explanation was very useful to me!

This guy also makes content meant for hockey players and doesn't post much, but he covers broader tactical concepts (and uses woho clips, which is so cool!). His videos are very digestible!! Short, have diagrams and bullet point slides... just great introductions to stuff like d-zone coverage and forechecking concepts.

Steve Peters used to work with the Coyotes and now runs Inside the Coaches Room. You might've seen some short clips of his content floating around on twt, he breaks down clips from current/recently played games so they're very relevant!! He's doing playoffs content now. I like his hockey for beginners video a lot as a catch-all primer for NHL ice hockey (I have linked the playoffs edition, it's a very good watch)

Hockey Psychology does some scattered tactical breakdowns of games, most recently FLA @ TOR Game 7. Not a huge fan of their clickbait style video titles or thumbnails but hey, whatever gets them noticed!

Simon St-Laurent does video reviews on the big names amongst draft eligible players. He comes to his own conclusions about the players in isolation of the broader game so you kinda have to take that as you will... I think, like everyone who watches a sport for long enough, scouts and prospect writers have their very specific beliefs about how the game should be played and it shows in the way they evaluate players. I like St-Laurent because he has a coherent, consistent framework that he pulls from. Maybe we won't agree all the time, but at least I can kinda understand how he arrives at his opinions.

In the same vein, Elite Prospects run a channel and like to get various writers to make short scouting videos on players. With the multitude of voices your mileage may vary, but I've enjoyed their work!

Kyle MacLennan on twt/x posts short clips of recent games and tends to highlight one aspect that he noticed. I have this man on notifications I'll be honest!! Clips come with no voice over explanation but lots of annotations and freeze frames. His stuff is the most bite-sized, 1-2min clips of games with a short blurb - wish I could be as concise as him <3 his most recent thread highlights FLA's tight checking in Game 7.

Further reading is... idk I don't want to be that guy because I also just got here but it's frustrating how so much high quality content and hockey knowledge is locked behind paywalls. I believe in my heart all writers should be paid for their work. I also know there is an appetite for deeper hockey analysis out there that could grow the game if only they'd let it </3 MAN!!!

I spend real actual dollars on Jack Han's Hockey Tactics books, which he releases every year part way through the season after watching every NHL team play. There are pictures and explanations of how each team runs their system, and this year's edition has an end section with anecdotes from industry people which I loved digging through. You don't have to buy it but if you find that you're really interested in the analysis side of things it's an incredible resource!! He's also on twt/x where he comments on the game and occasionally does little video review, and runs a paid Substack with the occasional free article <- this one I can't afford but ouggghhh when I get more disposable income.......

Beyond general analysis, there are so many blogs and writers that do cover specific hockey teams I don't think I could name them all if I tried. If you go looking for that sorta thing there'll always be some nerd out there obsessively watching tape and writing about it (and sometimes it's Sheng Peng <3)

Love and light but this is getting really long and I don't want to overwhelm you. You aren't the first person to ask about resources and I've been meaning to do a roundup of publications/channels I like to dig through so thank you for dropping by and prompting me!!

[anistarrose]

[Image description: digital art of Simon and Grace from Infinity Train, drawn against a white background. Simon is clutching his head, crying and laughing with glowing green numbers all across his face. Grace is drawn below him, stretching out a hand and shouting with a panicked expression. End description.]

the train says change your ways and become a better person or perish

[manic-maniac-man]

HUgE May 2010

For the rebel

The clothes worn by countless delinquents always harbor a rebellious spirit that attracts men. A killer item for REBEL that projects a clumsy, rugged and straightforward way of life.

Features crossbones and cross arrows on the arms and western embroidery on the pockets. Reversible design with original border pattern on the reverse side. ¥49,875 (SASQUATCHfabrix. for stage FUJII DAIMARU)

PANAMAHAT

Summer hats for a rude boy summer look

Maison Martin Margiela

The hat series is now available for the first time for men. The unique design of the Panama hat brim is made of cotton. Hats off to the maison's unwavering and unique approach. ¥24,150 (Kokonoe)

Racal

This hat is made from genuine Panama from Ecuador, and has a short prim with piping for a rude look. The ribbon is subtly accented with a Last Lion pin. ¥18,900 (Ray's Store)

Yohji Yamamoto

This Panama hat is woven from campi grass and has a cool, light finish. The suede cord gives it a sophisticated, dandy look. ¥36,750 (Yohji Yamamoto Information Desk)

BORDER KNIT

Check out the grunge-inspired summer knitwear

ANN DEMEULEMEESTER

A linen knit with borders created using yarns of different thicknesses.

The delicate look is appealing, but the key to wearing it is to be bold.

Wear it so much that the threads come undone

One of the joys of it is giving it a grunge look yourself.

Other colors available are black and peach. ¥75,600 (Orizzonti)

Jam home made

This bracelet with skull beads on the accents is a limited edition model at the Umeda Hankyu store. The central belt is removable, making it a simpler bracelet. ¥36,750 (JAM HOME MADE Umeda Hankyu store)

Foot the coacher

The random arrangement of pyramid-shaped and elongated original studs is a distinctive feature. Cordovan and calfskin are glued together on one piece of leather, and a sophisticated finish is applied so that the border between the leather is not visible. ¥31,500 (GALLERY OF AUTHENTIC)

Bedwin

This bracelet is made of high-quality cowhide and is both rugged and sophisticated. It is also available in brown. ¥30,450 (Beauty & Youth United Arrows Shibuya Koen-dori Store)

Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci

A large star with studs scattered around it. These are the motifs that symbolize this season's collection. The pop design is not too hard and is just right. ¥44,100 (Third Culture)

TEARDROP GLASSES

A classic in wild eyewear

RAF Simons by Linda Farrow

The screws that hold the nose pads and temples are attached directly to the lenses, and the frame is stripped down to the bare minimum, creating a teardrop-shaped frame. This is the perfect example of Raf Simons' signature minimalist design. ¥39,900 (Reference price/Diptrics)

Yves Saint Laurent

Teardrop design with brand logo and silver stripes on temples. The rounded and elegant shape gives a chic impression. ¥36,750 (Gucci Group Japan Yves Saint Laurent Division)

TOM Ford

The two-bridge design is made of cell and metal, giving it a sharp look. The classic vintage shape expresses the masculinity that is characteristic of Tom Ford. ¥36,750 (Tom Ford Eyewear)

CROSSNECKLACE

A powerful collaboration that stirs the soul

CHROME HEARTS

This series is inspired by Robert Mapplethorpe, a photographer whose work and life were both REBEL.

The gorgeous design, with its cross motif lavishly set with diamonds, is nothing less than a homage to an artist whose brilliance continues to this day.

Head ¥2,310,000, Chain ¥73,500 (Chrome Hearts Tokyo)

EXTREME RIDER'S JACKET

A rider's jacket that pursues a more rugged look

Wolf's head × Blackflag

The collaboration between Wolf's Head and Blackflag is a one-of-a-kind remake of vintage items from the British brand MASCOT. The riders have been given a new life with studs hammered in by Mikita, giving them a one-of-a-kind presence. Price TBA (Blackflag)

Blackmeans × Labrat

The double name "Blackmeans" features a hard design with plenty of studs on the small-zip riders that were popular in the UK in the 1970s and 1980s. It is further treated with a used finish to give it a more complete look. ¥147,000 (LABORATORY/BERBERJIN®)

[mcalhenwrites]

How did the the idea of Geckos come to you for Geckos Automata? Like, as the animal you decided to use for it <3

Thank you for the ask and the distraction :D Originally, half the characters were from another story I first created in... 2010 I think? Mortimer, Julian, Simone - they were all from that. The story had to do with necromancy and tomb raiding. (One of the other characters from that story, Laurent, is now being recycled for a new story I started on this year, but he'll be a younger version/teenager. Then there was his wife, Edith, but she was NOT recycled for Rascal. Edith Anne from Rascal is a separate character entirely.) In early 2020, I had this vague idea of a homeless set of characters who meet up with two others - a woman and her fiancé - and band together. I imagined them traveling through a connected railways in a post-apocalyptic setting. In February 2021, I started thinking a lot more about the RPG gang I had created the year before and how to place them. Then it suddenly hit me that I could reuse the other story and some of its ideas and concepts, such as necromancy! Then the story fell right into my lap, and I wrote the first draft in less than a month. (Then spent countless times editing it until its publication over three years later...) As for the geckos, I love them, and a lot of my stories do have animal themes. (Some of them just have cats, because I love pet cats.) I had leopard geckos and love them so much even if I can never take care of any ever again due to health and my deep hatred for handling crickets. (Some fears get worse over time. I can squash a roach with a paper towel and cup spiders in my hands, but CRICKETS? I will jump on top of furniture like the cliché reaction to mice.) Since the original 2010 story took place in a desert, and leopard geckos are desert creatures, it worked out well. :D ...Then I made it steampunk, because how could I not? lol My tastes bleed through my writing, and it makes me happy to surround myself with the things I like and care about. :D (Like puns. It's Tokay to Cry is still the best chapter name. Sadly, people keep asking me about the typo... no, it's a joke. Tokays are a type of gecko.)

[byneddiedingo]

Sandra Hüller and Swann Arlaud in Anatomy of a Fall (Justine Triet, 2023)

Cast: Sandra Hüller, Swann Arlaud, Milo Machado-Graner, Antoine Reinartz, Samuel Theis, Jehnny Beth, Saadia Benthaïb, Camille Rutherford, Anne Rotger, Sophie Fillières, Messi. Screenplay: Justine Triet, Arthur Harari. Cinematography: Simon Beaufils. Production design: Emmanuelle Duplay. Film editing: Laurent Sénéchal.

[finleyforevermore]

THIS IS SO FUCKING COOL!! 💚💚💚

cast your eyes to heaven, you’ll get a knife in the back nobody’s righteous, nobody’s proud, nobody’s innocent now that the chips are down

when the chips are down - hadestown

[terabyte-teddybear]

updated blacklist

characters: alessi, von stroheim, clay puppington, max galactica, wesley stickler, terry fawles, ben woodman, dr. hotti, teruteru hanamura, korekiyo shinguji, kokichi ouma, vander decken

ships: any ped0philic or inc3stuous parings, grace monroe x simon laurent, cody walsh x pete conlan, bojack horseman with anyone, riz gukgak in any romantic pairing

sources: harry potter, hazbin hotel, attack on titan, stranger things, mcyt, i'm sure there's more if you send smth i don't want to do i just won't do it /nm

i won’t do edits that contradict a character’s canon sexuality or gender (if they aren’t cis)