#universal adapters

[applecidersstuff]

Percy Jackson is against bullying.

He is however very sad that neither Annabeth, Clarrise or Drew had met Octavian in camp Jupiter, because as much as he frowns on it he would pay any kind of money to see those three tear him a new one for acting like a little bitch he is.

[oversease220volts]

Universal Plug Adapter: Compact and Convenient

Tired of lugging around a tangle of chargers for your global adventures?

Introducing the universal plug adapter, your ultimate travel companion. This compact and versatile device is the key to unlocking power outlets worldwide. Whether you're jetting off to bustling cities or exploring remote destinations, a universal plug adapter ensures your devices are always juiced up.

Why You Need a Universal Plug Adapter

Unleash the Power: Access a variety of power outlets with a single adapter.

Travel Light: Say goodbye to bulky chargers and make room for more essentials.

Charge with Confidence: Enjoy safe and reliable charging for all your devices.

Global Compatibility: From the bustling streets of Tokyo to the serene beaches of Bali, your adapter has you covered.

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Choosing the Right Universal Plug Adapter

With a plethora of options available, selecting the perfect universal plug adapter can be overwhelming. Consider these factors:

Compatibility: Ensure the adapter covers the countries you'll be visiting.

Number of Ports: Choose an adapter with enough USB ports for all your devices.

Size and Weight: Opt for a compact and lightweight adapter for easy portability.

Safety Features: Look for adapters with built-in surge protection and safety certifications.

Tips for Using Your Universal Plug Adapter

Check Voltage: While universal adapters can handle different plug types, they don't convert voltage. Always verify the voltage compatibility of your devices.

Avoid Overloading: Don't overload your adapter by plugging in too many high-power devices simultaneously.

Protect Your Devices: Use the adapter with surge protectors for added safety.

[retireyoungtravelsmart]

Travel Light, Stay Charged: The Ultimate Guide to Charging Your Devices on the Go

As avid travelers, we all know the struggle of packing light while ensuring our essential devices stay powered up. With smartphones, tablets, laptops, and other gadgets becoming indispensable for modern travel, the tangle of charging cables can quickly become a hassle. Here is a comprehensive guide to streamlining your charging setup and staying connected on your adventures. The All-in-One…

[coddda]

I wish we could have met in some other way.

Lawlight Week Day 2: Soulmates

If you saw me repost and re-edit this several times uh No you didn't </3

Still frames/Individual gifs:

If you know what every frame is from you get a free cookie. by the way

[thatgaiagirl]

Just saw Superman, absolutely loved it. Fully embraced the corniness and zaniness of the Silver Age with a modern execution and I love Comic Book zaniness so I fully support movies embracing it. Some further points:

1) the plot feels like a story arc I’d actually read, down to the way the inclusion of the other heroes was written. Luthor’s characterisation is on point, Guy Gardner feels in character without being overly assholish which is a difficult balance with him, Clark’s ideals are translated great.

2) MR TERRIFIC MY GUY. He has been one of my faves in the comics for a while and I was terrified they’d fuck him up BUT THEY DIDNT. He wasn’t a glorified cameo they made him plot relevant, they remembered to give him a personality whilst maintaining his intelligence and aloof vibes, absolute peak I hope this movie makes him more popular with the wider audience we need more Terrific content PLEASE DC GODS.

All in all I recommend if you have the money to see it in cinemas please do it’s worth it.

[terracottakore]

having early era etho thoughts again

[technically-human]

I just recently learned a cat fact that is so Robotnik coded that I had to share.

When cats headbutt you, they're doing more than just saying, 'I like this human'. They're essentially scent marking them, letting other cats in the area know that 'This one right here? Mine. This is my human now.'

I imagine Ivo would do something akin to that without really thinking about it once he finally accepted Stone into the lab. Maybe not nessicarily headbutts, but random shoulder pats/bumps/checks, leaving pieces of his own clothes on the backs of chairs so the smell rubs off on him, sets an air freshner around Stone's work area that smells like his own home.

Ivo can see that he's doing it and recognizes the patterns. But he can't fathom for the life of him, why he keeps on doing it. Stone is confused, and wonders if the doctor thinks he smells bad.

I like to think he does this regularly!

ko-fi

[buckingham-ashtray]

No matter how it always ALWAYS seems like John Watson and Sherlock Holmes are love at first sight that’s never the entire truth because they never “fall” in love because they have been in love for one hundred and thirty seven years and they are in love in every universe so no matter when or where or how they meet they will always fall in love with each other all over again because their love is carved into Fate since the start of creation just as firmly as Olympus Mons stands on Mars because their love runs and fills all the arteries and veins and vessels mapping every inch of their bodies and bleeds through every universe into them because Sherlock Holmes and John Watson are destined to be in love CAN'T YOU SEE

[counting-stars-gayly]

ANNABETH WAS SUPPOSED TO PUSH PERCY DOWN A FLIGHT OF STAIRS TO SAVE THE QUEST, BUT INSTEAD HE PUSHED HER DOWN A FLIGHT OF STAIRS TO SAVE HER LIFE. AND WHEN SHE HAD THE CHANCE TO CHOOSE THE QUEST OVER HIM SHE CHOSE HIM

[renaissanceousia]

"your family is a mess. they don't support you because they love you, they obey because they're afraid. ares, your son, he turned on you the moment someone stronger showed up. do you really think he'll be the last? how afraid of you do you really think they'll be when your dad shows up looking to put you back in your place??"

[thatsitso]

The First Star

[applecidersstuff]

Still, it's a little sad that PJO is a live-action and not an animation, especially with Arcane and Spider-Verse turning the world of animation upside down. And honestly, I wouldn't have minded just TLO being animated, because, imagine how insane the hidden frames would go.

Like the scene with Clarrise and the drakon, and she's running at him, and for a few frames, she changes into Achilles, Silena into Patroclus, and the drakon into Hector, or Clarrise and Silena changing into their parents for a split second.

Or whenever Percy feels the curse of Achilles working, he, for a frame, changes into Achilles or Luke.

Any appearance of Luke is him flashing between his younger self, his current self, and Kronos.

[oversease220volts]

Universal Travel Adapter - Power Your Devices Worldwide

Universal Plug Adapter: Your Travel Powerhouse

A universal plug adapter is a handy device that allows you to connect your electronic devices (phones, cameras, laptops) to power outlets in countries with different plug types. Imagine traveling the world and using your devices seamlessly without worrying about incompatible plugs. That's the magic of a universal plug adapter!

Here's how it works:

A universal adapter has built-in pins that can be configured to fit the plug types used in most countries around the world (common ones include US, UK, Europe, and Australia).

You simply slide or press a button to select the appropriate plug configuration for your destination.

The adapter itself doesn't convert voltage. Make sure your devices can handle the voltage range (usually 100-240V) of the country you're visiting. If not, you'll need a separate voltage converter.

[canonically47]

why is everyone forgiving the minecraft movie it still looks like shit dont tell me the meme got to you are you seriously going to see this cash grab bullshit in theatres because hehehoho steve yearned for the mines????? hello????????

[lucabyte]

A belief in Nominative Determinsim

[haridraws]

Excuse the format (I made this for instagram since that's what the publisher wants, rip) but this is basically a shorter, easy-to-read version of the history section at the back of my new book. (Part 1 || The book)

More about my relationship with queer history (& section 28) under the cut

Looking up history to make a fun queer historical rom-com opened my eyes to how my entire idea of the past in this country was way off.

It also made me realise that part of the reason queer history felt like such new, revelatory information was a law that banned it, which was still in place when I was at school.

Section 28 was put in place by Margaret Thatcher in the 80s, banning "promotion of homosexuality" in UK schools and local authorities. Local libraries were forbidden from stocking anything with LGBT content, and it effectively stopped teachers mentioning any queer history, leaving them scared to even accidentally mention a same-sex partner.

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just want to add a quote from that article:

legends.

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Although the law was finally repealed in the 00s, it cast a long shadow. Older teachers were used to it, history books conformed to it, and new teachers still feared homophobic backlash.

Today there's a huge and disturbing rise in anti-trans rhetoric and legislation being attempted in schools and beyond, and it mirrors the homophobic conversations of the 80s. The truth that we've always been here gets met with vitriol - and to be honest, also just outright surprise even by well-intentioned, otherwise widely-read cis and straight people I know, especially in older generations.

I feel like there's also the flipside: once I listened to a podcast where two american women, older than me, were both SHOCKED that anyone was ever executed in Britain for being gay?? For me the threat of execution (before 1824), exile or imprisonment (the two years of hard labour that famously lead to the death of Oscar Wilde) were the main, only things I grew up aware of about queer history.

At best, the queer history I saw growing up was absolute tragedy. Part of what was such a revelation when researching was reading historical accounts that hint at hidden queer histories, secret joys and long, complex lives.

So by the time I finished researching my historical romance book, I'd decided to make an illustrated history section at the back too - these pics are a mini version.

I wish more people knew about the real history we have and how far back it goes - I hope someone unfamiliar might be able to get get a tiny introduction, and recs for ways to get a clearer view of our past.