#and learn formulas

[marauding-almond]

it’s a little weird just how exited I am for the school year

[guyspleasehesmyfriend]

and history will say they were…siblings?

[georgiasbrainstuff]

that jaw muscle

[f1-stuff]

Bahrain GP '25 // DNF in Race

"We were just fighting the whole race with cars that were quicker than us... I started to go backwards after giving it a shot to stay with them. But, yeah- it got a bit hectic at one point with Yuki, sent a big one down the inside, and then, exit in Turn 1, I think he lost the rear and touched me... From then on, I had a second to a second-and-a-half of car damage and I just had to retire... Not a clean weekend, which is what I was looking for. But I feel like we're getting closer."

[leqclerc]

Charles Leclerc in Formula 1: Drive to Survive, Season 7 (2025)

[aquamarinemoonlit]

we found the burner account

[necromosss]

maybe the best oc repository is gsheets after all...

[scuderiaspringsteen]

nico rosberg | 360 by charli xcx

[business-as-usual-bats]

"Waaaah! Why didn't you add xyz character-"

ExcUSE me for not listing all six thousand and counting of Batman's children in my funny lil shitposts ☠️☠️☠️ I simply do not have the TIME a new one spawns every fucking YEAR there's even one that's just a sentient alien starfish OK do NOT blame me just because Bruce developed some sort of child hoarding disorder!!!

[uncanny-tranny]

One reason you might not be very "good" about a trans loved one's pronouns or the language you use for them might stem from memorizing what they want, rather than actually changing how you view them.

For instance, my trans friend came out rather late compared to me. However, since internalizing that I wasn't really correct about who she is, because she's a woman and I didn't know that, it was instantaneous to refer to her by her name, to use language that accurately reflects her instead of what I thought she was.

When you actually internalize that a loved one is actually this way instead of what you thought, it makes it so much easier to truly and actually change your perspective on them.

In short, are you memorizing who they are, or are you actually learning who they are?

[maxtism]

🌸♡︎₊ ⊹✧˖°.

[alexturntable]

💥 | Monza Vlog

[souvenir116]

Same vibe 😸

[yyenky]

ALAIN PROST and NIKI LAUDA ↳ January 01, 1984

[guyspleasehesmyfriend]

finding out mark gave seb a ride after seb's first time testing an f1 car has done irreversible damage to my brain

[unionizedwizard]

one of my favorite (minor?) things about g'raha tia's characterization is that he Doesn't know what a wizard *is*. Like historically he plainly has no idea about the history of magic and how it works (fair, he was not a mage before and his studies have relatively little to do with magic. phd specializing you know how it is). Which is what the absolutely baffling, "blink at him in confusion"-style line he says (as the Exarch!) in post-SHB ("I am not a skilled mage, just making use of the crystal tower's boundless aether reserves") implies. He seems to labor (still!!) under the impression that the *actual* great mages of the past (or present) just Did That all by themselves and without relying on extra sources of aether, Because They Were Just That Good, which of course is patently untrue especially if you play magic classes yourself. The Mhachi raids and the BLM quests both establish that black magic was refined by great sorcerers of eld mages who were extremely skilled......... at finding new ways to exploit aether: 1) summoning and enslaving voidsent and 2) siphoning aether from the environment (with the consequences that we know). All the great feats of magic in history have been supplemented with concentrated aether from one source or another, no matter how clever or skilled the mages might have been otherwise! Actually, like 50% of the feat seems to be about figuring out new ways to acquire sufficient stores of concentrated aether (and this is a highly conservative estimate). But somehow this doesn't register to him, and because he "merely inherited and perfected" the summoning spell from his ironworks comrades and "merely inherited" the crystal tower's command, he doesn't "count" as a "real mage" in his own mind....... impostor syndrome king & #biased narrator alert