#masterspy

[sifya]

I'm going to write a fic about HH heaven theory and how I see the main archangels.

In my canon Lucifer and Lilith were punished by exile as act of mercy because his siblings begged for him to anciest.

Unfortunately lilith and Lucifer didn't see thta way and with time they created an army and attack the heaven.

Uriel created the weapons for give possible to his people to fight also agaist rebel angels.

Gabriel become a masterspy ,

Michael milititar leader and

Raphael, leader of healers.

The war has destroyed all possibilities of conciliation between siblings and emotional destroyed them.

Michael is the meme; I'd lie to my self!

Gabriel passed from princess pretty things to princess stabby stabby.

Sera asked how to deal with lute.

Gabriel playing with her dagger: I have idea.

Sera: No murder.

Gabriel: I don't have idea anymore.

Raphael was the anime classic healer,shy and unsure about themselves who wants to help everyone, now it is MMO healers.

Raphael: I control who lives. Hope it is you

Uriel is dog inside a room in flame

[magikalbookie]

Update

Well, well, well. It has been a while since I have posted here. Apologies for the hiatus. I will say that I finished that book, A Tale of 7 Elements, and I have purchased many books since then. I am mostly keeping track of my book reading on Goodreads but not always giving reviews or summaries of what I have read. In the past few days, I was inspired to start writing about the books I’m currently reading, so that is why I’m back. Honestly, I doubt that I will get a chance to finish all the books I’ve managed to collect since I mostly read when I feel inspired to.

Here is a list of books I’ve recently purchased in the past 24 months and I hope to read. They are listed in no particular order other than just by grabbing what’s nearest to me. 1. Andrija Puharich, The Sacred Mushroom: Key to the Door of Eternity 2. Matias Flury, Downloads from the Nine 3. R. Gordon Wasson, Soma: Divine Mushroom of Immortality 4. Willy Ley, Another Look at Atlantis 5. Katherine Routledge, The Mystery of Easter Island 6. David Blaine, Mysterious Strangers: A Book of Magic 7. Mark Wilson, Mark Wilson’s Complete Course in Magic 8. Time-Life Books, The Spirit World 9. Richard Erdoes and Alfonso Ortiz, American Indian Myths and Legends 10. Reader’s Digest, Bizarre Phenomena: Quest for the Unknown 11. Time-Life Books, Utopian Visions 12. Time-Life Books, Mystic Places 13. Time-Life Books, The Mystical Year 14. Arthur Lyons and Marcello Truzzi, Ph.D., The Blue Sense: Psychic Detectives and Crime 15. Patricia Mercier, Crystal Skulls & The Enigma of Time: A Spiritual Adventure into the Mayan World of Prophecy and Discovery 16. Tracie Long, Shamanism 17. Jan Budkowski, Runes 18. Bernice Cockram, Sacred Geometry 19. Joylina Goodings, Auras 20. The Supernatural, Visitors From Outer Space 21. Rav Berg, The Power of Kabbalah: 13 Principles to Overcome Challenges and Achieve Fulfillment 22. Dr. Joe Dispenza, Becoming Supernatural: How Common People Are Doing the Uncommon 23. Preservation Press, Psychic Files of the CIA: Selections From the CIA’s Crest Declassification Document System 24. Arthur C. Clarke, Childhood’s End 25. Jonathan Margolis, The Secret Life of Uri Geller: CIA Masterspy? 26. Sylvia Browne, Book of Dreams 27. Sylvia Browne, End of Days: Predictions and Prophecies About the End of the World 28. Jack Sarfatti, Destiny Matrix 29.Stephen King, The Shining 30. Stephen King, Doctor Sleep: A Sequel to the Shining 31. Dean Radin, Ph.D., Real Magic: Ancient Wisdom, Modern Science, and a Guide to the Secret Power of the Universe 32. Dean Radin, Ph.D., Supernormal: Science, Yoga, and the Evidence for Extraordinary Psychic Abilities 33. Richard Lloyd Parry, Ghosts of the Tsunami: Death and Life in Japan’s Disaster Zone 34. Al Koran, Bring Out the Magic in Your Mind 35. Ingo Swann, Penetration: The Question of Extraterrestrial and Human Telepathy 36.  Byron Janis with Maria Cooper Janis, Chopin and Beyond: My Extraordinary Life in Music and the Paranormal 37. Bradley and Bradley, Psychic Phenomena: Revelations and Experiences 38. Colin Wilson, The Occult 39. Andrija Puharich, Beyond Telepathy 40. Three Initiates, The Kybalion 41. Harriet A. Washington, A Terrible Thing to Waste: Environmental Racism and Its Assault on the American Mind 42. Final Fantasy XIV, Chronicles of Light 43. Kazushige Mojima, Traces of Two Pasts 44. Chocobo and the Airship: Final Fantasy Picture Book I’d be lucky to read half of these. There are more books that I’ve purchased but not listed, as well as books that I’ve purchased and finished reading (which are recorded on my Goodreads account.) I hope not to call this an obsession, but I am strongly interested in paranormal and magic topics due to personal experiences but also perhaps an innate or intuitive calling to learn. The thing is that if I’m reading and I’m not learning something profound or “aligned with intuition” then it is hard to continue reading because it is not as important to me at this time. But I accept that if I don’t finish, or if I take a break, it’s okay. I don’t have to tell myself that I lack discipline, it is just that other information is more important at this time. Anyway, wish me luck in finishing these books!

[sedgewicke]

Let's make some meaningless connections.

Alfred Hitchcock Presents:

Supercar's Masterspy:

The theme music to Alfred Hitchcock Presents:

Funeral March of a Marionette by Charles Gounod

What does this mean?

I dunno.

[walkingatombomb]

Comics I Read Today

September 17

Paradigm #1 (1993, Gauntlet Comics)

Predator is seeking to end the career of the criminal Masterspy but he has an even bigger threat in the form of a Quayle Corporation created monster. I don’t know. I read it three times and I can’t give you a good plot. Art is fine but it’s convoluted.

My Rating: 5

Dreadstar #2 (1983, Epic Comics)

The origin of Willow. It’s a wonderful story. I loved it. Jim Starlin does a great job of introducing all the characters naturally.

My Rating: 8

[gerryandersontv]

Supercar: Mission Redacted - A Gerry Anderson A21 News Story

Continued From Previous Report Mike opened his eyes. He was laying on the floor of an unfamiliar room in semi-darkness. He didn’t know how much time had passed since the blinding light enveloped him and the other occupants of Supercar, he just remembered the all-encompassing glow, a feeling of being surrounded and that terrible voice. The light was gone now. So was Supercar. Mike tried to sit up,…

[incorrectsupermarionationquotes]

Zarin: My goodness Masterspy, you really need to start reacting when people cry!

Masterspy: I did.

Masterspy: I rolled my eyes.

[mrmossmichael]

It's been ten years since @disney and @pixar: Cars 2 came out on June-18-2011 and let me tell ya: that's an AWESOME movie I've ever watched, I honestly do NOT care what the hating trolls says. It's about the racecar named Lightning McQueen (@owenwilson_official) and his tow-truck buddy, Mater (@gitrdonegram), who have had their share of adventures together but nothing like what they experience when they head overseas for the first-ever World Grand Prix. While Lightning has his eye on the road to the championship, Mater takes a detour to international espionage when he meets British master spy Finn McMissile (@michael_caine_official) and stunning spy-in-training Holley Shiftwell (@emortimer). #10years #disney #pixar #cars2 #racecar #lightningmcqueen #owenwilson #towtruck #mater #larrythecableguy #worldgrandprix #championship #masterspy #finnmcmissile #michaelcaine #holleyshiftwell #emilymortimer https://www.instagram.com/p/CRW5jOEF1O8/?utm_medium=tumblr

[pinkyfrancisco]

Mrs Kravitz pretending i don’t exist. #masterspy 😸😺😻😹 https://www.instagram.com/p/B5RCUuwJSRw/?igshid=ufsa66g35n45

[hometoursandotherstuff]

The wonderful world of Sci-Fi Supermarionnettes- If I was a kid when these shows were popular, I’d be freaked out. But, as an adult, I’m fascinated. 

I met a guy online, once, and his screen name was Mike Mercury. I recognized it as the driver of my favorite marionnette show, “Supercar.” So, I contacted him,  bought some old Supercar tapes, couldn’t wait to meet him, but he kept putting it off and then backed out. (Jerk was probably married.)

Anyway, “Supermarionation,” was a world created in the 1960s by British TV producers, with the ability to be at once slightly creepy, yet chic at the same time. I had no idea they were out of England, b/c the shows I’ve seen were all  w/American accents.

If you didn’t see these shows as a kid, it’s probably about time we took a crash-course in the wonderfully kitsch world of supermarionettes.

Most of them only lasted one season. This is “Joe 90″: A posh British kid has his father’s brainiac mind successfully transplanted into his own.

The result? A series based around one polite, precocious boy who stops villains in their tracks.

And be sure to check out the mid-century modern decor. Who knew marionnettes had such posh digs?

My favorite, “Supercar.” It went on land, under the sea and in the air. Mike Mercury was the driver and Dr. Beaker (right) and Prof. Popkiss (left) created the Supercar. At the table is Jimmy, a boy Mike saved, and became a member of the team. Hanging above is Jimmy’s pet monkey Mitch. 

2 of the 4 villains, Masterspy who was obsessed with getting his hands on the Supercar, and his henchman Zarrin.

I think that “Thunderbirds” was the only show that had 2 seasons.  Set in the 2060s, Thunderbirds is a follow-up to the earlier Supermarionation productions Four Feather Falls, Supercar, Fireball XL5 and Stingray.

It follows the exploits of International Rescue, a life-saving organization equipped with technologically-advanced land, sea, air and space rescue craft; a fleet of five vehicles named the Thunderbirds that launched from a secret base  in the Pacific Ocean.

The main characters are ex-astronaut Jeff Tracy, leader of International Rescue, and his five adult sons, who pilot the Thunderbird machines, the bespectacled scientist and engineer Brains, & his assistant Tin-Tin, who is also one of the son’s girlfriend.

https://www.messynessychic.com/

[mywitchcultblr]

If I see one more stupid takes about "Leliana is the worst divine ever because uhhhh she changes things too much" or "she's stupid" I'm going to lose my mind... Just say you hate positive progress and don't have to sugar coat it

Also how tf she's stupid? Or naive? This woman trained to be a bard, was a bard for years, accompanied hero of ferelden and then she was Justinian masterspy. It's like calling Revolver mother fucking Ocelot stupid or doesn't know what he's doing.

This woman

Is almost as smart as this guy below and literally working in the same field for years . (And let me tell you Ocelot fooled nearly every major world power for years)

Leliana has a great political skill, is a masterspy, traveled a lot so she knows about the suffering of people and the oppressed also she's not bigoted. How the fuck she's not the best divine.

Also she can be softened for the best leadership results

[josiecarioca]

Reading long-awaited chapter 67... and one of the things I have to tell you is definitely how cool I find it that the Trio now gets the chance to "play spy" together with The Masterspy! What a chance and an honour, honestly! And just to have it said, the more you describe Severus "in action" the more attractive he appears to me when I read about his soft moments...the contrast "does it" me ;)

It's a bit like that "get yourself a man who can do both" meme, I guess, lol! TBH, the contrast does it for me too, and in a way it´s kinna...canon? I mean canon Snape has this duality going on, in that he's a spy and a dark, brooding, sometimes menacing figure, but at the same time he's actually a romantic hero, in that he is motivated by love, LITERALLY. And I think we don't get to see much of that other side of him outside of memories witnessed second-hand. So it's tempting to write him being both a cold, stoic and efficient spy, while also being in love, and showing affection and vulnerability. It's the appeal of strenght tempered by a more delicate sensitivity. 

 BTW, it's interesting to flip the script ans write the trio as supporting characters in Snape's story, instead of the other way around. I like that their presence is more connected to the "adventure" side of things, because now they're grown, and Snape can mentor them into uncharted territory. What they can get from him is something the Ministry can´t give them, which is the practice of thinking outside the box of "bravery" and operating within the acceptance that reality is not so black and white. I think as young adults they have a lot to gain from that. But tbh, I am actually looking foward to writing Snape and trio having more emotional, "coming to terms with the past" moments. That conversation between Harry and Severus a few chapters ago (when Harry assured him it was all going to be ok) is still one of my favorite scenes I've written. 

 (and thank you for saying in your review that I write good action scenes, because I find them super hard to write lol!)

[emcon-imagines]

Hey, Em!!! Congratulations on your new milestone, sweetie 💖 You deserve this much and many more. May I request a MCU prompt drabble with Natasha Romanoff for #12 where Nat is the reader's older sister, who also happens to be a masterspy for SHIELD? Thanks you a bunch!

gif // request a 300 followers prompt drabble! // a/n: Hello Ella!! I hope you are doing well!!

The pounding on your hotel room door only made you hurry a little more as you shoved your toiletries back into your backpack, sweeping all of the complementary soaps and shampoos off the bathroom counter with them, even though SHIELD had provided everything you and your sister needed for the mission.

“Hurry up!” your sister called from outside the door. “I’m not missing the rendezvous because you couldn’t wake up on time.”

“We didn’t get to sleep until four,” you yelled back. “I think I deserved those fifteen more minutes.” You shut off the lights in the bathroom and opened the hotel room door, slinging your backpack over your shoulder. “Look, I’m ready now.”

Natasha paused and looked you up and down once, raising an eyebrow.

“What?” you asked. “We can go now.” You frowned under the scrutinizing eye of your sister, the golden agent of SHIELD, someone you could only hope to live up to one day. Everyone seemed to see you as “Natasha’s little sister” and whenever someone mentioned Romanoff, they were talking about your sister, never you. “Nat. What?”

“No, I’m just trying to figure out what kind of undercover look you were going for. This some sort of... Phil Coulson during a fifteen hour layover look?”

“Oh fuck off,” you said, turning away to hide your smile and marching down the hallway as your sister fell in step behind you. “By the way, it’s your turn to drive, and I’m picking the music.”

“Oh, I don’t think so,” Natasha said, catching up to you at the elevator, and forcing the SHIELD car keys into your hand as she punched the button for the ground floor. “Wake up earlier next time.” She handed you the to-go cup of coffee in her hand, and you realized it was still full. “You’re lucky I got you breakfast.”

“You never went to bed, did you?” you asked, sipping at the black coffee.

“I’ll sleep when the mission is over,” was all she said. She surveilled the hotel lobby as the elevator doors opened, and stepped out first, checking for danger. Of course she didn’t sleep, you realized. Not when she was always on watch, for both of you.

[magnificent-buckless-butt]

Yes! I prefer this interpretation! Bucky is a trained assassin, MCU Bucky is probably less a masterspy than comics Bucky but if he need to lie, you bet he can.

Lying to his therapist? He doesn't like her, he doesn't like being there, so yeah sure. Lying to Zemo? It'll be a bit harder but that will definitely be the basic rule. Lying to a stranger or mild acquaintance (eg Leah)? This is his life, he owns nobody a damn thing about himself. But lying to Sam? Sam who holds honestly of self in high value? Who's willing to listen to people even trust them and even when they're enemies? (At the funerals, he went to talk to Karli alone. Sure, he had backup. But if Karli wanted him dead, is it certain Bucky and the other would have been here on time?) Lying to Sam is worse than lying to himself or lying to a good person. Lying to Sam means not trusting Sam. Bucky was afraid that Steve was wrong about Sam and him. Because Bucky wants to trust Sam as much as he used to trust Steve and, as the time passes, maybe even more...

It’s so funny to think that Bucky definitely knows how to lie but when it comes to Sam he’s like I’m suddenly incapable of lying because he is my husband he is too pretty and sincere for me to even try and pretend that I can tell him anything but the truth also I love you Sam so sorry, but let me walk you through a hypothetical anyway and then look into your eyes and ask you to do something you don’t want to do with very little convincing needed

[moviesteve]

A Murder of Quality https://bit.ly/3heEuFd Written by John Le Carré, a master spy storyteller, and featuring a masterspy, George Smiley, you’d expect A Murder of Quality to be, well, a story about spying. In fact it’s a bare-bones whodunit with not a spook to be seen. Both Le Carré and Smiley are here essentially moonlighting. The grisly murder of a … Read more

[gerryandersontv]

Supercar: Rendezvous In The Deep - A Gerry Anderson A21 News Story

Continued From Previous Report More than ten hours had passed since Mike Mercury and his friends made their startling discovery in the cargo hold of the sunken vessel HMS Grade.  Supercar was now cruising silently deep beneath the waves of the mighty ocean and Mike was re-playing the event of the last half day over and over in his mind. As he pondered everything that had happened, he discreetly…

[incorrectsupermarionationquotes]

Masterspy: When life gives you lemons, you clone those lemons, and make super lemons.