#Hand Power Tools

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Good Morning, World.

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[osteochondraldefect]

"Your pet on Earth"

cell shadingless + lines version :] and fun fact, originally i wanted to caption this with "IT HIT THE SLAY BUTTON, FLEW THE MOTHERSTROID INTO THE EARTH AND CAUSED THE SECOND CUNTACLYSM but a part of me decided against that

[feroluce]

Clank clank clank clank cl-

[luck-of-the-drawings]

POOR GABRIEL MONTEZ! YOU NEVER SAW THIS COMING DID YOU? ALL YOU WANTED WAS POWER. SECURITY. SAFETY. & THATS EXACTLY WHAT YOU GOT! JUST IN EXCHANGE FOR YOUR BODY. LETS JUST HOPE NO ONE FUCKS THIS UP. LETS JUST HOPE YOU WONT HAVE TO CLEAN UP THE MESS.

[molagboop]

Noise game.

[frownyalfred]

(to the tune of the bill nye theme song:) dan, dan, the handyman! dan! dan! dan! dan! dan dan the handyman! dan! dan! dan! dan! dan, dan, the handyman!

This is 100% what’s playing in Lex’s frantic sleep deprived mind while he strings up the Joker and Dan helps him get out the power tools next chapter 🤣

[alphacrone]

other people: i can’t drunk text my dad i would say something embarrassing

me, on this side of tipsy: dad dad dad dad do you actually know how to change your own oil or were you just pretending to know how to do car shit asking for science

[dutchs-blog]

Helping Hand Ai Genarated

[5-htagonist]

is it gay to make sure another mans history is passed on?

[anarchypumpkincowboy]

Having thoughts about Orpheus and Eurydice again, about hadestown, about hope, about doubt, about fear, about how the world is cruel, about what it could be in spite of what it is now,

Thinking about how hope can open impossible doors and provide paths to new life, about how doubt and hope can be powerful in the face of oppression but doubt and fear fight it every step of the way, about how hard it is to overcome doubt and fear when you’re just one person,

Thinking about how in Hadestown Orpheus doubts and fears that Eurydice isn’t there, that he’s been tricked, that he’s not enough to convince this god to allow them to leave, about how the only voices it seems he can hear are the fates, how they echo the doubt and the fear he’s feeling in himself,

Thinking about how if all you feel is doubt and fear, if you have lost hope entirely, your fate is doomed,

but if you have hope, if you take the steps necessary, if you follow through, your fate isn’t sealed, it’ll take you through many twists and turns along the way, but if you can hold onto that hope, we might just make it

[wardensantoineandevka]

I feel like it says a lot about the relationships between the major institutions of the Trust and the Consectorship's place in it that Spahr's role, the role of any Prime Consector, can be summarized as: show pony, attack dog, scapegoat.

[lucithornz]

Some people need AI to make their fics this isn't as cut and dry and you and your friends are making it out to be. It's a tool that helps people be creative. Please try to be more open minded

I really don't want to dignify this with a full response because I feel like I have made my points clear on this issue.

HOWEVER

It's all fun and games until you need your precious little AI to write a fanfiction about your characters building a pipe bomb

[hirazuki]

Okay, I know Alucard is probably going to train the next gen (and I'm absolutely NOT complaining),

BUT

the part of my brain that is permanently occupied by Orochimaru, Askeladd, Maedhros + Maglor, and many others, desperately wants Olrox to train up Richter.

There's just something about training the child whose family you killed or otherwise harmed. About imparting to them the knowledge and the skills that were responsible for their family's deaths and/or suffering. About you being the one to teach them how to survive the world how to survive you.

It's one of the best tropes in fiction and I will salivate over it every. single. time.

[puckpocketed]

Excerpts from Film Room: Justin Carbonneau’s Skills Could Make Him a Star — If He Puts It All Together (archived)

Carbonneau’s playmaking vision allows for his skating and handling to serve a larger play-creation purpose. In flashes, it borders on elite — he manipulates defenders with his hands and feet to pry open cross-ice lanes, looks off his target to force defenders to respect the major threat his shot poses, and consistently spots lanes that others don’t. Off the rush, on the forecheck, on his backhand, off the catch… Very few passing skills sit outside of Carbonneau’s scope of available plays. [...] The only real factor holding Carbonneau back from being a true playmaker — like Caleb Desnoyers, for example — is play-selection. The massive scope of available plays in Carbonneau’s game is both a blessing and a curse — with so many different options he can access, choosing the right one becomes a challenge. He can force low-percentage passes, deke himself into unfavourable positions, or most notably, omit simple possession-extending plays in favour of creating a flashier high-danger chance. Passing becomes an end play — not a way to create. Primary assists pile up, but so do the turnovers.

And from this video:

In today's episode we're going to look at Justin Carbonneau. He's kind of a unique case to analyse because there's a lot of contradictions in his profile. So, he has a lot of egotistical tendencies in his game but at the same time he's a pretty great team player, a pretty great team guy. And the range of opinions on him is pretty wild, but at the same time he's kind of ranked at the same place by everybody. So, it's kind of a funny case to analyse. I never give a title to my video analysis on the players, but if I had to give one on Carbonneau's it would be The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. Because when you pick apart any of his tools and his skill set you will have a lot of flashes that will make your eyes go wide, but also at the same time a lot of bad decisions that are just head scratchers.

[niaerinisms]

One of these I will replay The Cursed Heart and write an essay on why it is a groundbreaking masterpiece, especially in the way it utilises and subverts fairytales, and how I genuinely think it’s within the top 15 Choices books series of all-time