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samatedeansbroccoli · 3 years

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SamAteDeansMasterlist

My parents said I should be more organized so I started by organizing my Tumblr.

Yo what’s up, I’m SamAteDeansBroccoli, 18+, never learned how to read. I drink angst for breakfast and have hurt/comfort for an afternoon snack. Nothing on this blog makes sense. Run while you still have a chance to keep your sanity.

I go by Stress, Sam, Broccoli, saMatedEansBroccoli, or Samaté Dean's Broccoli for short. Sometimes I write fanfiction, most of the time I just reblog things. Any pronouns.

More about me here!

Ready to lose your sanity? Check out my works shown on my masterlist below!

Currently obsessed with: Call of Duty, Star Wars, Phantom of the Opera, Counter-Strike, DC Heroes, anything medical or aviation related

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Fanfics

Adler’s Little Fish (Call of Duty, kid!Bell)

A little girl abandoned in Trabzon leaves Adler in a very chaotic lifestyle as he tries to balance his hunt for Perseus with taking care of the child.

Analyses and Headcanons

Adler’s Body Language

Had Bell paid attention more, they would have seen Adler manipulating them.

Art

Mason x Woods chibi drawing

I love these two beans.

OCs

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VTOL mechanic Sim MacCallen continues to wonder why Broccoli can’t spell his last name right half the time.

My shitposts

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NSFW Frank Woods

He’s just that sexy.

Fairly Odd Asks (sometimes)

Cow milk and trans people?

Cow milk and trans people pt. 2

Jeff Bezos on the moon?

RDJ Dogboy p1. 1

RDJ Dogboy pt. 2

Trolling a Sex Account

Trolling a Sex Account pt. 2

Trolling a (Normal?) Account pt. 3

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Angry frog

Anime sword

Anti-Anxiety Helpers

Are you winning the future, son?

Bitch in Morse code

Camels in the road

Car color yellow or orange?

Charging handle FSB vs. CIA

Clicky things for bad nights

Cooler Igloo

CTS avoidance exercises

Dead but not really

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Evergiven door stuck

Exaggerating your pain

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Jeff Leech’s YouTube Comment

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Legolas’ “And my bow”

Lost generation 1918

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People are awesome

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Totally accurate family tree

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Who’s on first shirt

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Y/N vs. Barbie

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Rickrolling @enderio count

Rickrolling @smokeywhalee count

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My Chaotic COD introduction

List of CODs

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hockeysweetheart · 4 years

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Canadians in Situations in the Hunger Games... 74th and 75th games This is Basically just a random canadian wondering around the games. And doing saying very Canadian things

74th Games

1. The cornuopia bloodbath. We would be like excuse me can I just sneak right past you to the cornucopia. / Wait their turn politely to get the goodies. / Or run the hell outta there to the woods grabbing a backpack or something.

2. Running into another Tribute in the woods. Hi there sorry I ran into you I’ll be on my way. Here is a timmies gift card for running into you again sorry. It’s my fault god bless you. Runs into the tribute again sorry.. and again sorry...

3. Starting a fire at night... ( Sees other tributes) Oh hi you came for a camp fire come on room for everyone... I got smores...

4. See’s wild life Hello friends you know what this is one beautiful place love the nature of this place

5. See’s a canadian goose Runs the hell outta there... Not those evil bastards...

6. See’s Katniss in the tree.. Hi up there you okay. Should I be up in the tree too. Don’t fall. Btw nice snare back there.

7. See’s the firewall... OH MY GOD someone call the water bombers...

8. Notices Katniss is injured. Are you okay that looks like it hurts. Here let me help ( Helps Katniss) ( Pulls out a first aid kit of everything) Always be prepared . Lucky for you we know to treat burns. Got an cold water by chance... Well your screwed sorry...

9. See’s the careers and Peeta has Katniss treed... Climbs the tree. I got water food. timmies, poutine. your burn cream. You know what people are so nice here. I saw this parachute falling from the sky and thought I should give it to you. Hi rue .... Oh yeah btw there is a tracker jacker nest... good luck

10. In a fight with another tribute. Tribute asks any last words. Canadian “ Sorry we didn’t get to know each other you seem like a nice person”.

11. See’s District 3 working on the land mines... Need help there... Oh sorry I scared you. Yeah if they put all their stuff in one huge pile and your land mines it shouldn’t blow up... A few days later well shit... sorry that happened.. Hi Katniss... Do you happen to know if you can hook up my phone to the games ?

12. See’s that Katniss past out due to the tracker jacker stings... Builds a tent around her. makes a nice meal. cleans up her arrows... cheaks on her...

13. Walks past Peeta who’s hurt Good Morning young man. Have a nice day... You might want to get that checked out ... Free heathcare after all.. Oh wait that’s on canada.. well hope you have good insurance.

14. See’s Katniss singing to Rue. Joins in ( Kinda like in elf how they are singing baby its cold outside).

15. To the beast mutts... Okay I’ll just move outta your way I come in peace mean no harm...

16... Finds the maple syrup. At the feast... See’s whats going on ohhh thats not pretty..

17. Taking a walk by the stream and see’s Peeta need help there okay.... good you sure you want to scare her. ( has this heart to heart with Peeta likely)

18. See’s the cave oh sorry Didn’t know this cave was occupied I’ll just go find another one.

19. At the cold nights. Canadian wearing full out snowgear hat gloves scarf boots. We sleep in igloos ya know. EH.

20. Katniss and Peeta win... Can I be the first to say congrats this has been fun i’ll be back next year...

( Bonus one) Some where finds a canoe. Canoes at the lake... see’s people you will never guess what I saw a moose. Didn’t think they were out here...

The 75th Games

1. Enters the arena... Oh my god am I in BC. OR PEI... Get out sunblock a floatie Nice day to float eh...

2. See’s the rocky stokes to the cornucopia... Okay easy now rocks get slippery when wet... Hi there

3. See’s Katniss hi again congrats on the baby Good luck. and congrats on the marrage...

4. See’s that they got a spile and they are trying to figure it out... You idiots thats a spile we use it for maple syrup at home... These babies are basically in all our trees.

5. See’s Peeta runs into the force field... Sorry for your luck bud... Anyone know cpr...

6. Walks past the allance. Hey anyone know the hockey score.

7. See’s the Tributes outfit well that wont save you from anything...

8. Yells to the sky... Will it kill ya to get me timmies... and a some ketchup chips.

9. starts singing In the Jungle the mighty jungle the lion sleeps tonight...

10. See’s the fog well thats sketchy better move... See’s the Monkeys Hi I come in no harm.... Waves....

11. Drinks Milk outta the bag... ahhh Thank goodness I brought my cooler... Points up to a tree see.

12. Sees that Katniss’s alliance has bread... Say’s hey do you mind helping a friend out.

13. See’s jabberjays Hi oh you want to convince me my family is in danger no they are not they are in canada... unless Oh no we are out of poutine...

14. See’s Katniss Peeta and Finnick get with Johanna Wiress Beetee.... Waves hello there need some help. You might not want to get that wire wet...

15. See’s Katniss and Johanna at each other... Steps in violence is never the answer.

16. On the spinning cornucopia ( Canadian brushes off there shoulders) Everyone stairs. What that little spinny ride was just like driving on our streets. Sorry.

17. See’s Katniss and Peeta making out on the beach.. Walks by them... Excuse me..Sorry... didn’t mean to interrupt you. Just keep doing what you were doing.... Goes to Johanna those two are... Ohhhhh yeah I understand well see ya.

18. See’s Beetee’s plan even I don’t understand it. ehhh.... good luck

19. Points a wepon at a tribute... Hey can you please move so I don’t harm you. I want take down that animal im hungry

20. Hears a loud explosion Did the Raptors win again... Oh well if this is how im gonna go then it’s my time I guess

#thg #canadian #canada #The Hunger Games #Hunger Games #catching fire #CatchingFire #mockingjay

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wlfenduro · 3 years

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johnboothus · 3 years

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Pabst Blue Ribbon Is Dropping a 1776-Can Pack To Celebrate July Fourth

Just in time for the Fourth of July, Pabst Blue Ribbon is starting the party off right by producing the largest pack of beer ever released.

In celebration of 1776, the historic year of Independence, PBR is launching the #1776Pack on June 29. The monster-sized carton contains 1,776 red, white, and blue cans — the equivalent of 74 24-packs.

“1,776 is the most we could do because 1,777 seemed excessive,” Nick Reely, vice president of marketing for the brewer, said in a press release.

PBR teamed up with four partners, who will offer the only chances to acquire the celebratory packages. Iconic beverage cooler company Igloo Coolers, skateboarding podcasting team The Nine Club, comedian Ali Macofski, and pop-punk band Hot Mulligan will each receive a #1776Pack. The collaborators will provide updates throughout the summer for more details regarding how to get a shot at winning the exclusive extra-large cases.

For those in need of a party-sized portion of PBR in the immediate future, the brand also announced the return of its highly anticipated 99-can packs that saw a limited release in 2019.

And if somehow these options aren’t quite enough, the emailed press release hinted of an “even bigger box being released to the general public soon.”

The article Pabst Blue Ribbon Is Dropping a 1,776-Can Pack To Celebrate July Fourth appeared first on VinePair.

Via https://vinepair.com/booze-news/pabst-blue-ribbon-1776-can-pack-details/

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wineanddinosaur · 3 years

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Pabst Blue Ribbon Is Dropping a 1,776-Can Pack To Celebrate July Fourth

Just in time for the Fourth of July, Pabst Blue Ribbon is starting the party off right by producing the largest pack of beer ever released.

“1,776 is the most we could do because 1,777 seemed excessive,” Nick Reely, vice president of marketing for the brewer, said in a press release.

For those in need of a party-sized portion of PBR in the immediate future, the brand also announced the return of its highly anticipated 99-can packs that saw a limited release in 2019.

And if somehow these options aren’t quite enough, the emailed press release hinted of an “even bigger box being released to the general public soon.”

The article Pabst Blue Ribbon Is Dropping a 1,776-Can Pack To Celebrate July Fourth appeared first on VinePair.

source https://vinepair.com/booze-news/pabst-blue-ribbon-1776-can-pack-details/

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cinful-stories · 6 years

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The Suitors' Favorite Things to Do in the Snow (Nice List)

Robert- Likes to make snow angels with his arms. The feeling of chilled, wet ice on his spine makes him nostalgic, and seeing the final result always takes his breath away. It’s a form of art that can be made only with the artist’s body. It’s intimate, and takes the liberty of adding sticks, stones, berries, and leaves to accessorize it.

Albert- Helping Nico construct an ice igloo for King Byron. The challenge of making a suitable shelter for a king stimulates Albert’s competitive streak, and it’s also one of the rarer times where he doesn’t bicker with Nico. It’s also the only occasion where he doesn’t mind getting his hands a little dirty.

Giles- Is an actual ice skating pro. Something comes alive in this chamberlain when the lakes around the palace freeze over. Owns a pair of skates in his office closet for such occasions and is unafraid to challenge Louis to a competition- Leo is often the judge; therefore, Giles always wins.

Leo- Sticking his tongue to a pole. He’s quite the showman in front of attractive women, so it’s not unusual to find this man trying to show off his oral skills on a pole but ending up glued to it instead. He attempts to pass it off as a joke, but he gets laughed at anyway. Alyn always ends up having to pry him free, which he refers to as a “bonding experience”.

Alyn- Playing “catch” with snowballs. Since he’s the athletic type, this knight enjoys sports and casual games of ball. He jumps at the chance to toss snowballs at an unsuspecting Princess, and he doesn’t mind if a harmless throw escalates into a full-blown snowball fight.

Sid- Watching snow build up in his hair. Loves the way snowflakes look in his lengthy locks, and he also enjoys having a cooler body temperature than most, so he’ll dunk his head in piles of snow. He takes every opportunity to do the same to Louis when he least expects it.

Byron- Building snowmen armies. The idea of creating a story or life out of something imaginary is enthralling to this idealistic king, and he feels at ease making “friends” with the snowmen he creates. He’ll often indulge in the Princess’s insistence of him practicing for interviews with said creations and will invent voices and personalities for each snowman.

Nico- He’s a snowball fight warrior. Thrives from crafting makeshift guns that can be used to pelt snow at his prey, but the traditional snowball is also acceptable. He loves the surprise on his friends’ faces when they get struck, and he also enjoys the inevitable chase through the thick, slushy snow that proceeds it.

Louis- Catching snow on his tongue. He’s fascinated by the way snow melts when in contact with body heat, and he’ll sit for hours with his tongue protruding from his mouth like a springboard. He has a fantasy of kissing someone special with snowflakes in his mouth, swapping the cooling sensation from one tongue to the other.

#christmas #25 days of midcin #day 8 #midnight cinderella #suitors #headcanon #snow day #sorry for the delay #ikemen series #otome game #cybird

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tortuga-aak · 7 years

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The best coolers for your next picnic, tailgate, or camping trip

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The Insider Pick:

Whether you're heading out for a weekend camping trip, an afternoon in the park, a tailgating party, or you're grilling in your own backyard, you'll need a cooler if you like cold drinks and fresh food. The Coleman Performance 48-Quart Cooler is our top pick because it's a true classic that stands the test of time with its incredible low price and three-day ice retention in 90-degree temperatures.

To the fisherman, a reliable cooler makes the difference between bringing home fresh fillets or wasting the catch as it spoils in the heat. At the tailgate party or picnic, a good cooler means cold beer and soda instead of warm swill. For the campers, a cooler keeps food chilled and safe for days on end even when the nearest refrigerator is a three-day hike back out of the woods. And so forth. Frankly, I feel confident that you know plenty about using coolers. When it comes to choosing a cooler, however, I think I can help.

I own four coolers, which I readily admit is a bit excessive. But they're just so damn handy, right? I only use two of them all that often, these being a large hard-shelled classic and a soft-sided compact cooler. There's nothing wrong with the other two coolers, one is just a bit small for the family and the fourth is simply redundant, yet I can't bring myself to part with it.

It's probably going to surprise you just how much some coolers cost. But what also might be a surprise is the fact that a great cooler can be a lifetime purchase. No, buying a cooler is not as important or complicated a decision as selecting a car or a major appliance, but you will almost surely have the cooler for many years more than any vehicle, fridge, or washing machine, so you owe it to yourself to choose wisely. Be ready to spend a few bucks if it turns out the cooler that best suits your needs happens to be pricey.

How to choose the right cooler

When choosing the best cooler for your needs, first consider where you will most often use the thing. That's the single most important factor, really. If a cooler is too big to bring along on a camping or fishing trip, it's essentially useless. If it can't retain ice well enough to keep things fresh during a weeklong stay in a cabin or camper, same deal. If its only purpose is for convenient beverage chilling in your own backyard during cookouts, that's going to have a huge impact on how much you need to spend.

Next, of course, you need to think about what you'll be keeping cold, and how much of it. It's easy to judge cooler capacity. Almost all coolers explicitly list their interior quart size and many state a can capacity. Also don't forget to note the overall size of the cooler, as some are much larger on the outside than their interior dimensions will have you think.

The five coolers on this list are all distinct from one another in multiple ways. There's a good chance that a few of them will be the outright wrong choice for some people, but there's a great chance that at least one will be the absolute best cooler for you. Read on to see which of our picks fits your needs.

Although the Coleman Performance 48-Quart Cooler is our top pick, for the reasons laid out in the slides below you should also consider the Igloo Marine Ultra Backpack Cooler, the YETI Tundra 75 Cooler, the Pelican Elite Soft Cooler, and the Rachael Ray Jumbo ChillOut Thermal Tote.

The best cooler overall

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Why you'll love it: The Coleman Performance 48-Quart Cooler is a classic hard-shelled cooler with multi-day ice retention and an all but indestructible design.

If Coleman's cooler weren't such a simple, reliable, and all-around great piece of hardware, I would have called it the best low-cost cooler instead of the best overall cooler. It costs less than thirty dollars, but it will last you thirty years or more provided you take the time to wipe it clean now and then and you don't run over it with a truck.

This is the cooler your dad brought on family camping trips, it's the cooler of your childhood, and it's still an awesome buy.

Coleman's 48-quart cooler can hold 63 standard 12-ounce cans and is tall enough for two-liter soda bottles to stand upright with the lid closed. It's more than sturdy enough to double as a seat, yet still light enough for one rather fit person to heft alone or for two people to easily carry down the dock, into the park, or onto the beach. Empty, the cooler weighs about seven pounds, so you can easily lift it up onto the top shelf of the garage for storage, too.

The Coleman Performance 48-Quart Cooler has a drain built into the bottom so you can let out any spilled beverages or ice melt without dumping the entire contents, but for the record, there won't be much meltwater provided you keep the lid secure most of the time. This cooler offers three-day ice retention even when the mercury tops 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Oh, and this cooler is made in America, too.

It's no surprise that people love this thing — with hundreds of ratings logged, the Coleman Performance cooler gets a 4.2-star rating. One customer calls it "still the best design on the market," while another gets right to the important details, with his entire review consisting of four words: "It keeps beer cold."

In a write-up from ShedHeads.com, a gear tester called this cooler a "great icebox for beach days or picnics with the family," adding: "It’s also a versatile size that can be used for drinks at parties." A Sears Product Review video reviewer praised its "sturdy construction" and called it "great for our family."

Pros: Great price, sturdy construction, large capacity, trusted legacy brand

Cons: Hinges on lid prone to eventual breaking

Buy the Coleman Performance 48-Quart Cooler on Amazon for $29.99

The best cooler for work and commuting

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Why you'll love it: The Igloo Marine Ultra Backpack Cooler lets you go hands-free while carrying plenty of cold, fresh food that stays chilled for hours.

The Igloo Marine Ultra Backpack Cooler is not going to keep ice frozen for a week, but that's not what you buy it for. You chose this cooler because you need to keep a day's worth of food and beverages chilled and you don't want to lug around a bulky, boxy piece of hardware to do it.

Whether you work in construction, landscape design, field research, or any other profession that keeps you outdoors and/or often on the move (or if your hobbies involve spending the day outside), this is a great cooler to consider.

The Igloo Marine Ultra has a crush-resistant compartment accessed through a zippered top. It has the capacity for about a dozen 12-ounce cans, which is more than enough room for all the food and beverages a single person should need for a single day. The cooler has more than enough insulating foam to keep things cool all day provided you slip in an ice pack or two (or just a bag of ice) and keep the lid zipped shut.

A front zippered compartment is perfect for stashing a wallet, phone, and keys, while side pouches can hold a water bottle, piece of fruit, and so forth. The Igloo Marine Ultra Backpack Cooler has padded adjustable straps and should comfortably fit almost any teen or adult. Kiss the brown paper bag goodbye and keep things fresh and cool while you're on the go with this handy backpack cooler.

Most people who own a Marine Ultra love it. One gentleman who relies on the backpack daily for work says: "The insulation in this cooler is impressive and much better than the majority of soft-sided coolers that I have previously used." Another satisfied owner said simply that it's "extra easy to carry."

Professional reviewers also love this backpack cooler. A writer with wiki.ezvid.com noted that it has "plenty of foam to keep your food cool," while the gear testers at Best Cooler Reviews said the Igloo Marine Ultra was capable and durable and lauded its "leak resistant anti-microbial liner."

Pros: Great for commuting or travel, adjustable straps for comfort, additional storage areas

Cons: Only maintains chill for about a day at best

Buy the Igloo Marine Ultra Backpack Cooler on Amazon for $39.98

The best cooler for long-term use

Yeti

Why you'll love it: The YETI Tundra 75 Cooler can keep ice frozen for more than a week even if you're using it in the middle of the summer.

To deal with the elephant in the room first, yes, this cooler costs almost five hundred dollars. That's a lot of money to spend on a cooler, no two ways about it. But for that price, you will get one of the absolute best coolers on the market today. Let's just rattle off a few highlights, shall we?

The YETI Tundra 75 Cooler's rugged rotomolded design makes it tough enough to be certified as bear-resistant. That's right, in a fight between a bear and this cooler, the cooler will probably win. Its three-inch thick PermaFrost insulation and ColdLock gasket allow the cooler to keep ice frozen for days on end. You can expect at least a week of sub-zero temperatures within provided you loaded it up with sufficient ice.

It has a 50-can capacity and also comes with a dry goods basket that holds a selection of foodstuffs above the ice. Its BearFoot non-slip feet and AnchorPoint tie-down points help you to secure the cooler in the bed of a truck or aboard a boat.

Do most people need this level of cooler? Probably not. But if you're a serious fisherman, if you're on a road trip and you want to stay self-sufficient, or if you're stocking a cabin or campsite for an extended stay, you'll be glad you have the YETI Tundra 75 at your disposal, no buyer's remorse involved. Just note that the cooler weighs 30 pounds even when empty, so if you have trouble lifting heavier loads, you might need to look elsewhere.

One wilderness guide left a review saying: "The YETI legends are true. This is one badass cooler. We have left this cooler sitting in the sun on our back patio and found cold beer and ice cubes 5 days later." Overall, the cooler has a 4.5-star rating.

A video reviewer with Able2Survive conducted a seven-day test and deemed the cooler a success, showing that a decent amount of the ice he loaded in on day one remained frozen a week later. A writer with CoolersOnSale.com was impressed with the cooler's "ice retention time" and its tough construction.

Pros: Amazing ice retention, rugged construction, great for boating or long road trips

Cons: Very expensive, very heavy

Buy the YETI Tundra 75 Cooler on Amazon for $449.99

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