#How to fix a bike

[ichthyorelationships]

only just processed that luca added the flames to the colander helmet...implicitly b/c of alberto’s “also i added flames” dream vespa design alteration...

[wittyworm]

applied for the bike tech job. fingers crossed 🍀🤞

[feldsparite]

scenario on my brain today is zenkichi teaching* makoto how to ride a motorbike irl

*she absolutely knows how. she just needs reminders about speed limits and pedestrians, which he's very good at giving

[graveyardmouth]

its that time of the night

[lostlovepunk]

did a thing that developed into being three things that needed to be done. dead now

[corporrealism]

somebody hit my bike while I was at work I don’t understand human stupidity

[pohlepen]

for all of frankie's downfalls and undesirable traits and toxicity, she was a really good nurse. and she loved it!! she worked hard, was a team player (picked up all the holiday shifts so people could be with their families), and i think her childhood trauma and adult mess of a life made her extra sympathetic and understanding of people going through the worst possible moments of their lives. no matter how unhappy the patients were to be there (because really who tf wants to to the ER) or however upset and angry they were, she never took anything personally and let it go at the door when she went home. however sad or fucked up or traumatizing the cases were, she was able to compartmentalize the grief and fear and continue on doing an effective, GOOD job. she liked being a "fixer" and she genuinely enjoyed caring for other people in a tangible way and being useful. absolutely there was a thrill factor and adrenaline junkie kind of enjoyment to the unpredictable aspect of the job too, but her main source of enjoyment was being able to be hands on and directly helping people. the happiest she ever was in life was working at the hospital and i don't know what exact moment triggered her into caring more about herself than everyone else, but i know that inkling of selfishness was always present within her. even at her most selfless, i would still say the majority of her was selfish. being good at her job didn't make her a good person and maybe it was supposed to but 🙊 who can say? idk, this is just a rambling.

[thetimelordbatgirl]

Tfw a bitch decided to actually jump over your fence and then acted all surprised/trying to give the its all good sign when your mom started yelling at him to get out.

[jonbinary]

i never can have normal headcanons im always like here's what type of weightlifting this character does + no less than 10 discriminate playlists of what they'd listen to doing different mundane things. like brother what about his favorite color

[fastianini]

the universal honda experience of 2023

[voraxiia]

tbh a good amount of inspiration for my crime-based lore / character study are actually gang members around my own neighbourhood ( whisper )

[bitegore]

this is going to sound strange, but does anyone have any resources for like. how to go from being unable to think about the future to being able to think about the future

context being: i'm still unable to convince myself i'll live past 25 (i am 21, that's getting close lmao) nor that next year is a thing that exists. i would like to stop doing that on account of it's very annoying to have to scramble to get things done at last minute every single time because i just can't bring myself to remember that the future will someday be the present and i can just. plan ahead.

[apnourry]

What do you do for a living?

resident baddie at the local power sports store. they let me hit things with a forklift and cut boxes open and bully men twice my age it's the best

[starsmuserainbow]

❝ I didn’t mean to do that! ❞ (( Bibi @ Starfire if das' ok? ))

accident sentence starters

[[Thank you for sending one!]]

That definitely was the first time that Starfire got an apology when an unmanned vehicle - a bike in this case - crashed into her. No bad crash happened, it was more like a stronger bump and neither of them were most likely really damaged from it, but, it still came very startling. It was most likely her fault for landing suddenly to help with the scene; but the bike apologized, and Starfire shook her head. As confusing as it was, she wasn't going to let that stop her from being friendly, especially in response to an apology.

"Oh!" She smiled after a moment, to reassure the bike. "Do not worry. It was my fault for not looking around more before I landed."

[astracetus]

Found an exercise bike by the apartment building dumpster. This thing looked brand new and the only thing wrong with it was that the seat wasn't on right, which I fixed in about 5 seconds. People really just throw things out without even trying to fix them huh?

Anyway I'm extremely sweaty after cycling 26 kilometers.

[mymarifae]

like i said. it’s very exciting to be a millie. things are always happening to me