#frozen engine

[favorite-worst-nightmare]

Animatic……… soldier gets glasses…..

[emdeerm]

Half-brother?!?!????

Prompt ig. Don't have enough knowledge to pull it off.

So, Dp stuff happen. AGIT too. So PP is gone and forgotten.

ANYWAY. Time passes, and after another huge battle of Ghosts, Maddie dies. Jack is distraught. He wasn't the most attentive parent before and had completely stopped trying to be one after that.

Danny was 17 and Jazz was 19 when they woke up to a small note with an apology.

Jack moved away. He was in his late 40s, the Ghosts were never his biggest interest tbh, it was Maddie and he loved her and her interests to bits. Now that the driving force was gone he just saw no point.

He got back into Uni. Got a degree and started travelling to different sights.

There he met Janet Drake and the rest is history upto your interpretation.

Tim, when he becomes Robin, does a more thorough check of his family and finds out about the possibility that he might have siblings. Adult, independent siblings. He didn't know whether or not to reach out. If he even should. He found records of them searching for his father. Maybe they wouldn't at all be happy to learn about the fact that their dad had a whole new family...

[gal7ery]

Now Loading. . . The Warehouse

[bigfrozenfan]

In the frozen podcast Elsa made Disa a telescope with all the works. She is bot a fairy godmother who can just make things appear out of thin air, she has to think about how it works to make it, so do you think she has her mothers engineering skills

Hi, Anon. I don't know much about the podcast but Elsa definitely has great enginieering skills, she had built her ice palace on the North Mountain so she must have also skills about statics for such a fragile building, she created a working sextant for a little girl, so she also must have knowledge about nautics and she had built numerous ice statues only out of her imagination, so she also must have a thing about arts, plus large and stable ice slides, which we know from many comics.

I think Elsa learnt some of these skills at a young age, including from her mother Iduna herself. After the castle gates were closed for a long time, Elsa had a lot of time to herself (without Anna) and therefore probably threw herself into learning a lot of things about various subjects, possibly also to distract herself from her ice magic and possible consequences for others.

[jenevawashere]

The Between Lore (for the Ghostbusters RP blog accounts that don’t have the discord (yet)

The Between (also called the Doors) is often mistaken for the Fae Realm. It is a never ending field and forest full of doors. You could come from anywhere and literally end up anywhen.

A door can be anything. A door in any regular building. The sliding doors to a grocers. An old well cover. A circle of mushrooms. A cardboard box…

Doors can open to any point in time. They can open anywhere on this planet. They can even open to parallel dimensions like the redscale dimension. Think greyscale, but everything is a shade of red.

The Between is guarded by a creature (Lars calls it the Guardian because that’s what its purpose seems to be). Most of the time, it presents itself as an angry mass of shadows, screeching and screaming at any living thing it sees. It is assumed that the Guardian eats what it considers trespassers into its realm, however this has never been seen by a living being.

Currently, the only know safe place is on the other side of a red farmhouse door. That will take you to the home of a couple named Olly and Jenny. They are farmers who are so used to accidentally traveler’s mistaking them for fae that they have begun to play into the idea.

This is an original concept that I created to connect all my original (yet to be written) stories together. That doesn’t mean other things (like the GBuniverse for example) don’t have doors to and from there.

[drysauce]

im baking berry cupcakes with roommate and the juice from the berries made the dough change color to a shade of purple that in the over looks very grey

like cement. cement cupcakes

[finleyforevermore]

2023's StEx Appreciation Month!

Day 5: Electra the Electric Engine

Anthony T. Perry in the first picture, Andreas Wolfram in the second and fifth pictures, Matthew McKenna in the third picture, and Leon Maurice-Jones in the fourth picture.

Favorite Actor(s): Jeffrey Daniel (Original London cast, 1984-1985), Mykal Rand (multiple productions from 1989 to 2015), Jaime Rojas (Mexico, 1997-1998), Anthony Frazer (Bochum, 2001-02, swing), Richard Woodford (Bochum, 2016-2018), and Liam Tamme (2017 Off-West End Workshop).

Face Claim/Voice Claim: Leon Maurice-Jones with Andreas Wolfram's 2007-2011 wig (face), Mykal Rand (voice)

Favorite Song(s)/Scene(s): AC/DC and No Comeback

Favorite Costume(s): Broadway/pre-2018 Bochum costume!

Favorite Ship(s): Frozen Lightning (Electra x Volta), Electronents (Electra x Components), and while I'm not crazy over it, I have a soft spot for Electraboose.

Headcanon: Because of the heart monitor on his chest, Electra pretty much can't lie, because his heart rate will give away if he's being honest or not.

Unpopular Opinion: Electra is canonically genderfluid so the idea of just making him exclsuively female or feminine presenting takes that aspect away from him. Same with making him exclusively male or masculine presenting. Electra's supposed to be all over the gender spectrum, you know? /lh /nm

[tommygotwrittenoff]

i need them to put eddie in a coma so he can have his own little coma dream realization

[catenary-chad]

yeah the more I look into it, the more Buddhism actually makes a lot of sense as a vague inspiration/framework for electric train religion. Instead of suffering it’s waste heat and striving towards 100% efficiency, metal gets recycled so much that the cycle of reincarnation is very literal, and electric trains probably view reincarnation as anything combustion powered as a hell dimension. Dear god WHAT did that Great Northern engine do to get (briefly) reincarnated as a coal turbine??

[krissiefox]

The beautiful Onslaught maps just keep coming! ONS-Dria is a cold and chilly feeling map set amongst two ruined villages on either side of a frozen lake. The sunset sky is gorgeous and the ambience is really nice too.

[uupiic]

Damn. My cake day is in 2 weeks (on the 18th, to be precise), and I really hope it (OR the workday before that) will not be as horrible as it was last year ._.

I rarely feel like I'd be fine with strangling a few people instead of a present, but that one... that one was the kind of a birthday when I would have accepted one such offer.

At least the year before that I got to see Gloryhammer one day before the 18th, so what are the odds that the gods were like ''hmmm, no, you've exceeded your good cake days for this decade :) ''

[thepringlesofblood]

aziraphale being shit at lying but getting away with everything anyway makes so much more sense during the fucking hilarious ass bildad the shuhite scene where gabriel not only doesn't give a shit but doesn't think it's possible for anyone to lie to him. like. i got it before but now i get it get it. the whole job extended flashback storyline is just so perfect.

[misspeppermint2003]

Anna and Kristoff Bjorgman from Disney's Frozen (United States of America/Scandinavia)

Thomas and Rosie from Thomas & Friends (United Kingdom)

Loid and Yor Forger from Spy x Family (Japan)

Shrek and Fiona from Shrek film series (United States of America/Canada)

Ember Lumen and Wade Ripple from Disney's Pixar's (Elemental United States of America)

[fazcinatingblog]

Birthday cake goals

[knight-of-ashes]

Winter wonderland adventures, featuring my beloved Prairie Puma, a 2002 Arctic Cat ATV

[valtsv]

when you die, all the processes in your body slow down and come to a halt before starting to decay. which means if you were to revive someone from the dead, necromancer-style, you'd potentially have to kickstart their entire system back up from a state of inertia. which means it almost certainly would not be pretty. i'm talking coughing up clots of blood, nauseatingly intense migraines and muscle cramps, and all the sensory overload that would come with firing up the body's engines from frozen cold to fully functioning all guns blazing in the matter of seconds it takes to cast a resurrection spell.