#c;wade

[webonchin]

Thinking about Tv Girl coded Cablepool and the divorce arc

GUESS WHO'S BACK AT IT!!!

When the hyperfixation is hitting the brain hard once again, can't escape them ,never think I will

(pd this is not a end of the year kind of stuff is more of a starting the year kind of stuff ,you get me)

[palestporn]

==> 👑 ==> ♦️

(CW: references to canon-typical violence/ implied torture and execution, blood. Signless/Sufferer execution, etc. Caveat lector)

[marshroom580]

i hate them i hate them i hate them i hate them

[michsmeesh]

ummmm umm uhhh i uh yeah i think of them :/

[edwardwonghaupepelutivrusky4th]

technically if it's not simmered in the champagne region of france it's a sparkling best boy friend

[wade-a-minute]

Cable and Deadpool trying to kill each other

(and in Cable's case succeeding more than once)

[wintercosmickillsx]

they so silly these two

[thepossumcore]

Bang Bang

Plus, two variations I liked too much not to post

[pharosproject]

Celebrating one year without the horror of Roe v Wade!

[tomorrowusa]

Put Republicans in power nationally and dystopian pregnancy care in "MAGA Mike" Johnson's Louisiana will become the norm from sea to shining sea. Republicans won't be happy unless there's a virtual MAGA overseer in every doctor's office.

In Louisiana, MAGA Republican state abortion restrictions are causing OB-GYNs to practice an extreme form of defensive medicine to avoid arrest.

(emphasis added)

In the wake of Louisiana's abortion ban, pregnant women have been given risky, unnecessary surgeries, denied swift treatment for miscarriages and ectopic pregnancies, and forced to wait until their life is at risk before getting an abortion, according to a new report first made available to NPR. It found doctors are using extreme caution to avoid even the appearance of providing an abortion procedure. "We were stunned by just how much regular medical practice for pregnant people has been disrupted," said Michele Heisler, the medical director of Physicians for Human Rights and one of the report's authors. [ ... ] In one of the most extreme examples of how pregnancy care has changed, doctors described cases of women who experienced preterm premature rupture of membranes (when the "water breaks" early in pregnancy, before the fetus is viable). Some of these women were forced to undergo Cesarean section surgeries to empty their uterus and avoid infection, instead of receiving an abortion procedure or medication. "Which is ludicrous, absolutely ludicrous," said Freehill. "The least safe thing that we do, no matter if it's early in pregnancy or full-term at your due date, is a C-section." [ ... ] In what doctors described as another serious deviation from standard medical practice, OB-GYNs in Louisiana are now delaying routine prenatal care until patients reach 12 weeks of pregnancy — the point at which the risk of miscarriage drops significantly. One patient interviewed in the report said several different doctors' offices wouldn't see her before 12 weeks. [ ... ] Physicians are also delaying treatment of miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy out of fear of breaking the law, the report found — as previously reported in news stories from states operating under abortion bans. Ectopic pregnancies — when the embryo implants outside of the uterus — are never viable, and they can even be deadly. [ ... ] Some hospitals have even told physicians that they can't give patients any information on how to get an abortion outside of Louisiana — because that advice could be construed as "providing" an abortion.

Believe it or not, things could get even worse in the state. There have already been reports at other news sources of OB-GYNs leaving Louisiana.

Louisiana already suffers from some of the highest rates of maternal mortality and morbidity in the nation. Black women in the state are more than twice as likely to die as a result of their pregnancy as white women. Nearly two-thirds of maternal deaths in Louisiana are among low-income women on Medicaid. Some doctors in the report said they have considered leaving Louisiana. Others warned that a possible exodus of OB-GYNs would exacerbate the state's existing shortage of obstetricians.

Considering how MAGA Republicans regard women as little more than baby-making machines, their assault on reproductive freedom ironically discourages pregnancies in the first place.

[daylighteclipsed]

They can pass that stupid fucking tiktok bill with bipartisan support in no time at all but can’t do anything to actually help us I’m so fucking TIRED

[junkyard-gifs]

Cian Hughes and Ed Kingsley Wade, closing the 2022 Asia tour in Seoul as Mistoffelees and Tugger! 12 March 2023.

[biitchcakes]

@mastcrmarksman replied to your post:

it's such a good one, it's so *chews arm* with nat id'ing phil's ptsd. maria's commnd. phil and nick. nat and jess. maria sendding clint to retrieve phil (the hug). jess and vlad. everything bout it.

YES ALL OF THIS. CLINT AND PHIL'S HUG IN THE RAIN 😭 Jess and Nat bonding is everything, I love this bit in particular:

Nat working through Her Own Stuff™️ so fast in the moment to make the split second decision to trust Jess. Jess proving Nat's trust in her was well placed and hauling ass to deck Derrida. ( How Jess continues to save "reality as we know it" by talking to Vladimir just moments later. )

And to top it off, Nat reacting with a good old casual ⸺

[01may1994]

end of beginning, djo / the sea, john banville / homesick, ashley wade parker / @catilinas / the return of the exile, george seferis (tr. edmund keeley) / akira asakura / blood and soil, jason schneiderman / the city, c. p. cavafy / @raeiyyn / alexander ladanivskyy

[eyesore-boi]

The Distraclick

........aight so m a y b e need a bit of an explanation for this-

Basically, I got this idea since whenever I check my Spotify account to listen to music, I usually see these two albums right next to each other:

And when I saw that....I got an idea- What if I just....mash these two albums together, making it fit since they both have 3 main guys on it, and see what happens? .....So I did that :']

And I do kinda like it! As you can probably already tell, I took the base from the AJR album and gave it a Distractable theme! I replaced Adam, Jack, and Ryan with Wade, Mark, and Bob, made the piano road an actual road, replaced the trumpets and drums with screens kinda showing Distractable thumbnails (y e a h i didn't have that many ideas for that not gonna lie rbslbdskb-), and just gave the rest the Distractable colors!

I did kinda have fun making this! Guess I've been trying out more different styles lately, practicing more with lighting and shading (even if this one was kinda light) and gotta admit those clouds w e r e fun to draw, so who knows! Maybe some day in the future I'll do more AJR albums covers with Distractable....guess we'll hafta wait and see- 👀👀

[edwardwonghaupepelutivrusky4th]

okay i've answered my own question and i think i can say that the purple/pink that shows up when ember & wade's orange & blue mix, usually on wade when he's close enough to ember, IS additive color mixing!

i remembered that some physics site might have an interactive additive light toy, and:

turning down the green creates the orange (instead of yellow) and cerulean/azure (instead of cyan), and the combination of those colors Is a pinker/lighter magenta!

put that color against a screenshot:

it's the reflection of ember's light off wade: the brighter parts of her are yellow, and the brighter part of her reflection in him is an even brighter pink, closer to white, which lines up with the colors mixing additively, since yellow has more green light than orange, and this [combo of their colors] pink is the result of what would be white light with some of the green taken out. add it back in, and it's closer to white

i think it's really neat; love that for them