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Meus principais posts em 2022:

Underrated Valorant Shipps

Astra and some spotlight

Breach and his snowman

Brimstone and that suspicious food from the fridge in his office

Chamber and a better vision (being almost blind without glasses isn't hot)

Cypher and happiness

Jett and some boobs

Kay/O and any person who cares to ressurect him in his ult

Killjoy and good teammates in her Lol matches (I wish the same for all of us)

Neon and her kwek kwek

Omen and his beta face

Phoenix and some idea of what the hell is going on

Raze and hearing aids

Reyna and a psychiatrist

Sage and a very strong vanilla tea

Skye and more trust on herself

Sova and good vacations

Viper and inner peace

Yoru and some flirting skills

And, for last

Everybody and some intense theraphy sessions

153 notas - publicadas em 12 de março de 2022

Dance Headcanons for Valorant Agents

I said i would do it

According to Drax, the Destroyer, there are two types of people in the universe; those who dance and those who do not. I don’t agree totally with this affirmative. I believe there are people who dance and people who think that they not dance. (Or you think that Drax and Ovette didn’t make some moves when they where alone?)

(Geez, sorry)

Fortunately, i feel that most of Valorant agents dance. And this is so fun to think!

Here’s the proof that my agents dance! Right in Killjoy’s lab!

I made two types of headcanons. One where the agents dance casually, like in parties, and in the dances competition. (If a dance pad exist, they will compete at some point) Don’t expect to me not mix it all at some point.

So, follow the rhythm and let’s dance!

Dance Headcanons

If the agents went to a party,

The ones that will immediately hit the dance floor: Astra, Breach, Jett, Phoenix and Raze.

The ones that take a drink first (and while they’re dancing): Chamber, Cypher, Skye and Reyna.

Those who say that they will just look but eventually go dance by their own (or under alcohol influence): Mister i’m-not-that-old-for-dance-a-little-right? Brimstone, Sage, Sova and Viper.

Those which is a miracle that they still are there: Kay/O, Killjoy, Omen, Yoru and also Viper.

For some reason, (maybe ‘cause i think that they’re rich and rich people do these stuff) Cypher, Sova and Chamber (The frenemies trinity) do know salon dance.

Chamber is the best, since he knows Tango, Salsa and Zouk. A truly Dancing King. Cypher came after him, knowing Salsa and Cha cha cha. Sova is good enough for making anyone stop to watch his dance. (Myman <3)

When is about dancing, Jett is a lone wolf. Dancing is like flying for her. She wants to feel totally free and don’t want that nobody interrupt her good mood.

So, if she invites someone to dance with her, this person is very privilege.

Skye and Breach are terrible dancers, but they have so much fun doing it, that their ridiculous style doesn’t bother them at all.

Is necessary to say that Astra and Raze dances anywhere and anytime? I’ll say just to remember everyone.

These two has a lot of energy available. So they are always moving and picking up people to dance.

Even in missions

Actually, once, Raze installed a huge boombox in the mission airplane. And, when the agents went effectively for the mission, she just turn her most upbeat playlist on

NOW HERE COMES THE PARTY!

Just imagine they stepping out of the plane with Coisa Boa as the mission soundtrack. Oh Chills, literal chills.

Of course Brimstone scolded her

But it worth it.

Raze loves to teach her dances to the other agents. Any dance that she knows, she will show the others how do it and encourage then to do this anytime.

Reyna is pretty great in twerking like Raze, but the most infected one is Phoenix.

I’m saying, if Raze put some Brazilian bass on, Phoenix will immediately follow the rhythm. You should see his performance of Vai Malandra.

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From the same creators of "MY HAIR IS ON FIRE"

here it comes "THERE'S A FISH IN MY BOOTS!"

166 notas - publicadas em 14 de outubro de 2022

Multiple ways of express love (Based on Valorant's Agents Countries)

It is Valentines Day After All!

Hey hey hey! Here I came with one of that big posts for celebrating the day of love. Actually... For some people are the day of love. In Brazil, we celebrate the Valentines Day in June 12. Someone change the date for moving economy in the month. In other countries, the date changes too for several reasons. I find this so interest! I love to see different cultures meeting.

Fortunately, my favorite game of the time have this aspect. Different people from divers countries together! Oh, so many possibilities!

So, for celebrating all ways of love, i compiled some forms of saying "I love you" in Valorant's Agents native languages.

Chibi Agents for your soul

I made an effort to go beyond the google translator. So i research for videos and sites where i could learn something more. I tried to add some compliments, trivia and, of course, my own comments.

Knowing that, i'm just showing some perspective that i found on internet. If i said anything that doesn't match with reality, feel free to correct me ok? I will add the links where i get most of things :D

Also, i really suggest you to check out the sites and videos. I didn't add everything that is there and somethings are really interesting.

Ok ok, let's talk about love baby!

Index (In case you just want to skip it)

Astra - Twi/Akan and Ga

Breach - Swedish

Cypher - Moroccan Arabic (Darija) and Arabic

Yoru - Japanese

Chamber - French

Reyna - Spanish

Raze - Portuguese

Killjoy - Germany

Sova - Russian

Phoenix - Scottish Gaelic

Jett - Korean

Neon - Tagalog

Sage - Chinese

Kay/O and Omen - ???

❛ ━━━━━━･❪ ❁ ❫ ･━━━━━━ ❜❛ ━━━━━━･❪ ❁ ❫ ･━━━━━━ ❜❛ ━━━━━━･❪ ❁ ❫ ･━━━━━━ ❜

Astra - Twi/Akan

Ghana is a country where more than 80 languages are spoken. This means that isn't easy discover which one Astra uses. Besides that, Astra probably knows more than one language. Akan is the most popular, but it have many dialects. I put Twi here for being the most knowed and... Well, it was the video that i found

I love you = Me dɔ wo (me doo wo)

I miss you = M'afe wo

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Kuala Lumpur nightlife: A guide to the city’s best bars

(CNN)It's when hot days give way to balmy nights that Kuala Lumpur really comes alive.

Following global trends, a new crop of dedicated cocktail bars -- many conceived in the modern speakeasy style -- are especially popular right now, offering up twists on classics and new inventions with Southeast Asian flavors.

There are also sky bars with city views, dance clubs, craft beer bars and live music bars.

Whether you're looking for a laid-back lounge or a party, here are some of the best places to spend your nights in Kuala Lumpur.

FOR COCKTAILS

PS150

This Chinatown cocktail bar sits in a colonial shophouse that was once a brothel.

It's all very "In the Mood for Love" with a tinge of "Mad Men" -- swanky, illicit and whimsical all at once.

A vintage toyshop facade obscures the entrance.

Walk down a corridor lined with lovers' booths and an earthy courtyard outfitted in wood and leather before entering PS150's beating heart: the neon-lit bar.

The sign reads "Chee Cheong Kai," the Cantonese name for Petaling Street, referring to the tapioca mills that once occupied the area.

PS150 co-founder Angel Ng spent some soul-searching months living in Chinatown in her mid-20s, so it's a place close to her heart.

The cocktail menu is cheekily inscribed in composition books customarily used by Malaysian school kids.

Try the vodka-based Salty Chinaman, the Lychee No. 3 Martini or the Assamboi (preserved plum) Margarita.

On weekends, entry is restricted when it gets crowded, so make reservations.

PS150, 150 Petaling Street, Chinatown, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; +603 2022 2888

Omakase + Appreciate

O+A recently celebrated its fourth year in operation. The only bar from Malaysia on Drinks International's list of Asia's 50 Best Bars of 2016, it's in the basement of an office building behind a door stamped with a "No Admittance" sign that looks like it might lead to the utility room.

It fits just 20-25 people comfortably, but there's no limit on entry and no dress code.

The bartenders each have their own cocktail menu to encourage a loyal following.

The menu changes every few weeks, but the Jungle Bird remains.

A concoction of rum, Campari, pineapple juice, lime juice and sugar syrup, it was originally created in Malaysia in the mid-1970s at the old Hilton's Aviary Bar.

"Everyone knows Singapore Sling. Now we want to promote the Jungle Bird," O+A co-founder Shawn Chong says.

The bar is closed on Sundays and Mondays.

Omakase + Appreciate, Lower Ground, Ming Annexe, 9 Jalan Ampang, 50100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; +603 2022 2238

JungleBird

At first, you might be tempted to call this a tiki bar, but there's nothing tiki-tacky about it.

There are no drinks with pink umbrellas, no hula girls, no one taking liberties with a ukelele.

There are bamboo and rattan furnishings, wallpapers of green palms, and bartenders sporting Hawaiian shirts -- but all tasteful and understated, balanced by sleek lines and contemporary elements.

Joshua Ivanovic, an English transplant who's lived in Malaysia for years, co-founded JungleBird and describes it as "a tropical house of rum inspired by Old Malaya".

But there is one standout drink not made with rum, and it's called Closed on Mondays.

It's made of tequila, coconut milk, salted egg yolk, red chili and curry leaf syrup, and is inspired by the salted-egg squid -- legendary among both locals and tourists -- at Jalan Alor's Wong Ah Wah restaurant.

On Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, DJs play live sets of funk, soul, rockabilly, Motown, disco, or hip hop.

JungleBird, 15 Plaza Damansara, Jalan Medan Setia 1, Damansara Heights, 50490 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; +603 2011 7715

Coley

Nestled in the back of DR.Inc cafe in Bangsar, this sliver of a cocktail bar is a neighborhood gem.

It also seems to be a bartenders' favorite.

CK Kho, Coley's unassuming founder, is a stalwart of the local bar scene with more than 15 years of experience.

He named the bar after Ada Coleman, the legendary creator of the Hanky Panky cocktail who made her name at the London Savoy's American Bar in the early 20th century.

Coley has a retro-modern vibe and sits somewhere between a bar and a cafe -- airy but intimate, buzzy but laid-back.

There's no pretense or fantasy here.

"I wanted to set up a bar where people could feel free to hang out at anytime," CK says.

Try the Saffron Sour, Kopi Old Fashioned, gin with coconut water, or whiskey with bubble tea.

Coley is closed on Sundays.

Coley, 8 Jalan Kemuja, Bangsar, 59000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; +6019 270 9719

FOR THE VIEW

Heli Lounge Bar

The working helipad on the rooftop of Menara KH moonlights as a bar from 6 p.m. every evening -- unless it rains.

You can enjoy a 360-degree view of the city as the sun sets, unfettered by even safety barriers.

Access the helipad via the companion bar on the tower's 34th floor, where you must buy at least a drink before heading the two floors up.

On Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays after 9 p.m., bottle service -- or a minimum spend of 100 ringgit per person (around $23) -- applies to access the helipad.

During this time, there is also a strict dress code: no shorts or tank tops for men, and no flip flops.

Heli Lounge Bar, Level 34, Menara KH, Jalan Sultan Ismail, 50250 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; +603 2110 5034

Coppersmith

Coppersmith inhabits the shadowed walkways between a wine bar and a restaurant in the imposing Troika towers.

It's small but stately, with high ceilings and full-length windows with a view of the Petronas twin towers.

Uniquely, the copper bar is built facing the wall -- accessible to the odd patron who may fancy making his own drink, with the guidance of a bartender.

The cocktails here look less like cocktails than works of art, each one topped with an edible decorative complement.

Copper Fairies, a mixture of tequila, blueberry and black pepper syrup and sparkling wine, is crowned with an intricate salted bancaramel structure.

The Banana Rama is banana beer mixed with Ron Zacapa rum, topped with dried banana dipped in dark chocolate.

Coppersmith also serves small bites, such as foie gras curry puff and smoked-eel doughnut with caviar cream.

Coppersmith, 23rd floor, Tower B, The Troika, 19 Persiaran KLCC, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; +603 2162 0886

FOR CLUBBING

TREC

TREC (Taste, Relish, Experience, Celebrate) is the largest entertainment hub in Kuala Lumpur, with clubs, bars, restaurants, and live music and comedy venues.

Its most famous resident is Zouk -- which, according to several locals, is still one of the best places to go clubbing in the city.

The superclub has lasted 13 years by constantly revamping itself, and now has a whopping 11 rooms.

TREC is also home to Como, a Spanish restobar which hosts live music and DJ sets.

IKKI, a speakeasy-style bar with the look of an English gentleman's club, serves Japanese-influenced cocktails and food.

There's also iPong KL, a beer pong bar, and Friendscino, a darts bar.

TREC, 436 Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; +603 2110 5095

Ky KL

For a more low-key clubbing experience, there's the basement of the Mandarin Oriental.

Originally founded in Singapore, Ky means "vibration" in Japanese and was conceived as a place for underground music aficionados.

It sports a minimalist luxe-industrial vibe and plays house, techno, hip hop, R&B, afro funk or disco, depending on the day.

It hosts both international and local talent, and has seen the likes of the UK's Nick Warren and Detroit's Octave One perform.

Ky, the main room, is open on Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 11 p.m.

Ren, a smaller room that also doubles as a cocktail bar in the early evenings, is open from Tuesdays to Saturdays from 6 p.m.

Club Ky KL, Basement, Mandarin Oriental, off Jalan Pinang, 50088 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; +6012 921 1730

FOR CRAFT BEER

Taps Beer Bar

The craft beer scene here is still a nascent one, but Taps leads the way with the largest range of craft beers in the country.

Its selection spans America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and Southeast Asia.

It also has 15 beers on tap at any one time.

"We'd been wanting to open a bar because we drank a lot as a family," Alvin Lim says.

He's one of five cousins who founded the place in 2011, and their uncle and his friends make up the resident live band that plays Thursday to Saturday evenings.

Those new to craft beer can order a beer paddle for a taster of three tap varieties.

Taps also organizes the annual Better Beer Festival in October.

Taps Beer Bar, A-0-3 One Residency, 1 Jalan Nagasari, 50200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; +603 2110 1560

FOR LIVE MUSIC

The Bee

The Bee has long been committed to hosting an eclectic mix of live music acts, both local and international.

"We want good music, period," says Lim Kok Kean, a.k.a. Bunga, of music collectives Indiego and Twilight Actiongirl.

He's one of a group of creatives behind The Bee and the annual Urbanscapes music and arts festival, which takes place May 5 to 21 this year.

Recent guests at The Bee include The Temper Trap and Japanese psychedelic punk band Bo Ningen.

A recent makeover gave it a bigger stage, a better sound system and a new DJ console.

It also gave it a more rock 'n' roll edge, with neon lyrics emblazoned on walls and a line-up of vintage pinball machines.

The Bee also hosts quiz nights, pun competitions, swing dancing and sneaker-swap meets.

When there are no events, The Bee operates as usual as a restaurant and bar.

The Bee, 36B Block C, Level G2, Publika, Jalan Dutamas 1, Solaris Dutamas, Sri Hartamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; +603 6201 8577

Bobo KL

No Black Tie and Alexis Bistro Ampang are the big names synonymous with live jazz in the city, but more intimate venues have popped up recently.

Bobo KL's upstairs piano lounge is an exercise in minimalist elegance, with earthy hues of gray concrete and warm wood balanced by sleek marble tops and plush drapery.

It feels like a private living room, with the small stage hardly removed from the audience.

Guest musicians perform on Friday and Saturday nights.

On other nights except Mondays, the resident pianist and singer David Gomez takes over.

Bobo KL serves Modern European food and dessert and a decent selection of wines.

Bobo KL, 65-1 Jalan Bangkung, Bangsar, 59100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; +603 2092 5002