#Servac

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that’s our guy <3

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UHM LET'S TRY THIS AGAIN?

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christening this blog with my pink lemonade team (i love them so much)

they're not my main team but my main team is spoilers so this is what you're getting lol

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:D

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Servac Petrovsky - Slovakia vs Czechia 12/26/23/

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Self Service Magazine

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42. VS Marlin

Featuring @sometimes-sprecko, coach Ace, Diggum, Servace, & ranked coach Marlin.

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How much does CPS cost?

Next year its going to go to a subscription based servace, but rn, 150-200 something i belive! It goes on sale a lot and its anywhere between 20-60% off from what ive seen lol. I'd reccomend getting a licence before it goes to a subscription.

[sins-of-the-sea]

It seems Shylow's cousins have come for a visit!

The shadows all giggle and wiggle as they form a line of children lead by a very large humanoid bat. "Pardon the intrusion, Captain," the bat greets "my class today is learning about different sailing ships and Servac mentioned you wouldn't mind if we dropped in? He said you'd be happy to answer their questions."

The children are all practically scrambling over one another, their hands raised and begging to be called on first. Though that doesn't stop some from just calling out their questions before they can be picked.

"Why're there so many sales?"

"What's that big stick on the front for?"

"How's the wheel connected to the turny thingy under the water?"

"Where do you go to the bathroom?"

"Have you ever met a mermaid?"

"Have you ever punched Poseidon?"

"How do you pronounce anemimey- an- aninimy- amemory-"

@thegcblinfather

Use anon to send some children to ask my muse questions.

Abena couldn't help but tear up as she watches her husband beam joyously as he is being surrounded by so many children.

"Settle down! Settle down! We'll answer your questions! We're more than happy to!" He takes a moment to recompose himself. "We'll answer one at a time. Why don't we start with you, love? Why does a ship have many sails?"

"Oh, sweetie, it's because as much as boats can float, it's still very heavy and at the mercy of the waves! The bigger the boat, the more sails we'll need! Winds can only blow so hard with one sail, and depending on the weight of the vessel and its shape, it may not go very fast either! So a big boat with lots and lots of sails not only can make it go where it needs to go, but it can go really fast too! And you'll need those many sails to go the direction you'll need to go too! Now, Ruixiong, what is the big stick in the front for?"

"Ohhh, I got this! That big stick is called the bowsprit! Not every vessel has one, but when it does, it's intended to support the forestay--the rigging (rope) that supports the forwardmost sail. If it stick out far and strong enough, it can be used to support the figurehead as well--the lady that is carved or stuck onto the front of the ship's hull! It's a dangerous place to go unless you're an experienced sailor who can balance well, so don't try to walk the bowsprit on your own, children--you could fall off and hit the ship's hull along the way! And it'll hurt! As for the wheel connected to the 'turny thingy'… Rashid can do that one better!"

Rashid couldn't help but chuckle at the children's enthusiasm. "The wheel is called the 'helm', and usually the one tasked to handle it is called the 'helmsman'. The turny-thing in the water is called the 'rudder'. The helm is connected to the rudder by a series of beams, spindles, and other wheels within the back of the ship that directs the rudders a certain way when you turn the helm a certain way. It's not as easy as it looks--it's very heavy, the movement will not pick up subtle turns like it would for a car or bicycle, and the results of your movement may feel delayed. You'll also need to take account of the sails' direction to go where you need to go. That's why a ship needs more than just someone at the wheel--it needs a whole Crew. Now why don't you answer the one with the bathroom, Guy?"

"Why me?" The man chuckles nonetheless. "Back in the old days, we just use chamberpots-- ceramic pots where you do your business in them and collect the waste before you dump it overboard at later time. Eventually, though, ships may have a bathroom installed in them simply called the head--because it's located in the front-most part of the ship's hull below deck, just above the waterline. It simply uses gravity to get the gross stuff down, then we wash up with seawater if there is a pump or bucket for that. Our ship thankfully has a head, though if it gets stuffed up we know precisely who to blame."

Rashid glares as the rest of the Crew laugh.

"I'm afraid we have yet to meet a mermaid, children, though sometimes we like to think we do! No, we never punched Poseidon, I'm pretty sure that's rude. And-"

"…..What?"

"I think they mean 'anemone'. As in the sea anemone!"

"Of course! It's tricky in English, but we call it by other names in other languages, heh. Don't touch one if you see it, however! It can sting!"

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for those following along at home, the wild’s guys in this tournament:

usa: jack peart (#23)

canada: caedan bankier (#18) (dman carson lambos was a late roster cut as well)

sweden: liam oghren (#20)

czechia: david spacek (#3)

slovakia: servac petrovsky (#18)

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pondering my orb

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fuckin kitty

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Winged Wheel Franchise Roster

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Augustine Trey Copley Pheonix Cossa Sebastian Forsberg Anton Hill Adin Husso Ville Knight Spencer Korpisalo Joonas Larsson Filip Lennox Tristan Lyon Alex Malek Jakub Merilainen Levi Nedeljkovic Alex Skinner Stuart Svedeback Philip Tendeck David Tolopilo Nikita

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Barzal Mathew Beaudoin Cole Becher Ondrej Beck Owen Bednarik Kamil Bennett Sam Berggren Jonatan Bourque Mavrik Brandsegg-Nygard Michael Buchnevich Pavel Buyalsky Andrei Chmelar Jaroslav Dach Colton Danielson Nate DeBrincat Alex Dellandrea Ty Dolzhenkov Kirill Dorofoyev Pavel Duclair Anthony Ehlers Nikolaj Eriksson Ek Joel Fedotov Ilya Frost Morgan Greig Ridly Gridin Matvei Halttunen Kasper Hayton Barrett Hoglander Nils Honzek Samuel Howe Tanner Huberdeau Jonathan James Dylan Jarventie Roby Kane Patrick Kaprizov Kirill Kasper Marco Kempe Adrian Koivula Otto Kotkaniemi Jesperi Kuzmenko Andrei L’Heureux Zachary Larkin Dylan Leschyshyn Jake Lindholm Elias Lombardi Amadeus Luchanko Jett Maccelli Matias Mantha Anthony Mesar Filip Nazar Frank O’Connor Drew Pekarcik Juraj Petrovsky Servac Plante Max Rasmussen Michael Raymond Lucas Reinhart Sam Ritchie Ryder Rust Bryan Saad Brandon Samoskevich Mackie Sapovaliv Matyas Savage Redmond Schaefer Reid Sennecke Beckett Sidorov Yegor Soderblom Elmer Sprong Daniel Steel Sam Tarasenko Vladimir Terry Troy Toffoli Tyler Torgersson Daniel Tuch Alex Tuch Luke Veleno Joe Vilardi Gabriel

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Badinka Dominik Barron Justin Edvinsson Simon Grans Helge Guenette Maxence Hanifin Noah Hirose Akito Hronek Filip Jiricek Adam Joseph Pierre-Olivier Karki Arttu Krug Torey Lindholm Hampus Livingstone Jake Marino John McIsac Jared O'Rourke Ryan Pulkkinen Jesse Pulock Ryan Samuelsson Mattias Sandin Pellikka Axel Schultz Justin Seider Moritz Silayev Anton Spacek David Svozil Stanislav Wallinder William Walman Jake Weegar Mackenzie Werenski Zach

2024-25 waivers: 17

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World Junior Recap Day 1

Alan Letang needs to hear these 4 words: Play Macklin Celebrini more. In a 5-2 win over the Fins, Celebrini (Draft eligible, 2024)was by far Canada’s best player, although he was deployed as their 4th line center. With limited powerplay time against a disciplined Finnish team, Celebrini rarely saw the ice. If Canada looks to have success against the wagon of Sweden, they will need to deploy the Terrier center more than today. 

Owen Beck (MTL, 2022 2nd) looked great for Canada today, and while he did not get on the scoresheet he was easily Canada’s best penalty killer and was the key cog of the Canadian checking line which scored the first two Canadian goals. Look for him to start scoring soon. 

Denton Mateychuk has taken over as Canada’s number one d and had a strong showing where he was a plus 3 and had an assist. 

For the Fins, Niklas Kokko (SEA, 2022 2nd) was excellent and made some key stops to keep the Fins in the game. Up front, Kostas Helenius (2024 Draft eligible) and Lenni Hammenaho (NJ, 2023 2nd) were dangerous, although not factoring into the 5-2 decision. 

Canada can continue to rely on a strong penalty kill (⅚) and excellence from Mathis Rosseau (2024 Draft eligible) to bail themselves out. Next up is the Germans who will playing their first game of the tournament. I expect a score similar to today but with the Canadians further dominating the shot and high danger scoring metrics. 

Across the Tournament:

The US completed a routine 4-1 win over Norway, I really expected a larger score differential. 

The Swedes powered over the undisciplined Latvians 6-0, Lekkerimaki (VAN, 2022 1st) and Bystedt (SJ, 2022 1st) both scored 2 goals apiece, look for that Swedish powerplay to continue to be lethal as the tournament runs on. 

Slovakia upsets (???) Czechia 6-2 with their firepower on display. Servac Petrovsky (MIN, 2022 6th) dazzled with a three point performance.

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I knew it would take you a bit, and I knew you had little/no servace the past few days, so I wasnt worried about the speed at which it would get answered. It was worried about weather or not it actully went through. Was thinking that there might have been some corralation between my asks getting eaten, and it being Saturday, but I guess that's not a thing. Kinda a silly thing to think now that I look at it, but hey 🤷 -🐍

related to this

Ah, yeah, that's fair. For whatever reason, you have had trouble 🤷🏻‍♂️ it might be my end, it might be the day, it might be Tumblr. Let's be real, though... it's probably Tumblr.

I'm looking forward to answering your ask, though 👀