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brokenfuturerpg · 9 months

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jovenshires · 4 months

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requested ONLY by @agnewbones, here is the full iwks cast as imagined by me <3 ill put all the ones i already talked ab up top and all the new ones under the cut just so they're all in one place !!

spencer: ethan cutkosky

tommy: dale whibley

shayne: owen joyner

damien: leo howard

alex: naleye junior dolmans

keith: aubrey joseph

chanse: jay lycurgou

jeremy: lucas hedges

patrick: owen teague

ify: khalid

brennan: ryan potter

tim: ty simpkins

amanda: for this current age and era of amanda (prequel notwithstanding - mayhaps ill do a different casting of that later on whos to say), i'll say bianca comparato. i'd believe she was a tired soccer coach mother of eleven who's gay for her opposing coach.

angela: not that she's had a big part in the fic (YET.......) but im gonna say gia mantegna. another actress who needs a comeback!! yes i watched unaccompanied minors. anyway she has those angela eyes.

rock: this was a close second for ify, but i just think he has a more youthful fun energy that's much closer to rock's specific vibe than ify's. he also gives the 'keeping ify in line' energy that rock most certainly needs. anyway rj cyler!!

marcus: xolo maridueña has been popping off recently and rightfully so. marcus is only a bit part but i think he can be everybody's baby the way god intended. he doesn't have The Eyebrows but we can get them there i know it

ian: this one is more about vibes than look and also it made me laugh. because who gives that sad, washed-up older brother vibe QUITE LIKE skyler gisondo. this casting is everything to me i think it's so funny.

aguilar: do you think we can get away with rico rodriguez in a serious-ish role. i mean it's a comedy role in a serious-ish show. i just think he has the range.

luke: as a fun little nod to the series that was the partial inspiration for iwks, a little bit part for mister kit connor.

peter: wyatt oleff has that swagless mess energy about him

duran: im gonna go diego josef who is also from 'somewhere inside your house'. literally cried over his character watching this terrible movie bc his acting was incredible. (he was also just the best character imo.) i also cry over duran regularly so this all makes sense to me !

josh: this one's so tough but i think im going one of my other spencer options which was griffin gluck. he just has that :) face josh has

andre: how long has it been since YOU'VE seen mighty med. devon leos. we're giving people comebacks bestie

greg: jack mulhern my beloved. now its just katies dream actors coming to hang out man

garrett: whos getting the honor.... THE PRESTIGE. wouldn't it be fucking funny if i said like jacob elordi or something. anyway cameron gellman looks appropriately sad

josh (mythical): HMMMM.... there's so many people who i think look like him but are JUST too old for this. i almost used him a couple different times in the original cast but im gonna go with rudy pankow. he's josh-shaped !

trevor: it's giving austin abrams. he just has that trevor silly lil guy vibe. it's just a bit part (for now :)) BUT i think he'd eat

zach: adrian greensmith is THE perfect vibe and you cannot change my mind

#iwks #fic #personal #once again. SO much fun thank you for asking <3333

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intubatedangel · 1 year

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Code Red : Chapter 6

The flu has pretty much gone, I didn’t get this done sooner thanks to a busy weekend. I’m glad so many of you are enjoying this and are invested in Anna’s story. Will she live or will the team lose her? I’d love to see your thoughts.

Story Index

Chapter 1 | Chapter 2 | Chapter 3 | Chapter 4 | Chapter 5

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Carl's arms were starting to burn. He'd only been delivering the forceful compressions for 2 minutes. He was out of practice. He usually ran a code, giving the orders and performing procedures. He always had Anna on hand to give compressions. She was incredible, she could do compressions at a perfect depth and rate for over 5 minutes with ease. But she couldn't give those chest compressions to herself. Not when she was lying underneath his hands in full cardiac arrest.

Carl looked around the trauma room, taking stock of what needed done. They needed to start a central line to get the plasma and TXA into Anna's body alongside the cross matched blood that should all be arriving soon. With the rapid infuser and a surgeon on site they would hopefully get Anna's blood pressure back up, they'd need to constantly monitor that with an arterial line. There hadn't been any point up to now, messing around with a cuff would have wasted time just to tell them that Anna's BP was practically non-existent. Anna's abdomen would need sterilised too.

Next he checked who he had to work with. In the trauma room with him were four nurses, a paramedic, a surgeon and a cop. He liked Officer Jones, but at this point he wouldn't be of any use. Jessica still looked worn out. Mark was an option to take over, but Carl knew the nurse had been shaken by his own attitude. The situation was too important, Anna was too important, to put in someone he wasn't absolutely confident in. He struggled for a moment, his gaze drifting down to her face. Her eyes were closed, her skin ghostly pale. He could only see a small portion of her lips in the gaps of the tube holder, but what he could see was a bloodless grey. He shook his head. He couldn't dwell on it. Right now, she needed Dr Teague the professional. Not Carl, the man who loved her.

"Sarah." He said to the nurse closest to him, her hand squeezing the ambu bag every few seconds. "Take over after this cycle. Lucy, swap onto the bag." He told the paramedic, who swiftly skirted around to the head of the bed and took the rubbery blue bulb from Sarah. The nurse shifted into position opposite him, mounting the step attached to the gurney. "No pulse check, straight in." He told her. They all knew they would feel nothing. "3...2...1!" He pulled away, Sarah instantly taking over, her hands thrusting Anna's sternum down to the perfect depth.

Carl took just a moment to catch his breath, then launched into orders. "Trish, get an arterial line in her wrist, I want a constant BP on the monitor. Jessica, prep her abdomen. Mark, handle the blood order when it gets here, full units in the infuser, I'll set a central line for the others."

As he was grabbing the central IV kit he glanced over to the phone, where Dr Edwards was requesting equipment from upstairs.

"Just bring a variety of grafts down, I have no idea what I'm going to find, but I need to get in there now." She was saying. Her gaze lingered on Anna's belly as it popped and rolled from Sarah's efforts, as she listened to whoever was on the other end of the phone. "Now dammit! It... It's one of our own."

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Carl had to locate the jugular vein mostly by touch, Anna's blood volume so low that the vessel was almost hidden. At least it gave something to concentrate on, instead of how deathly cold her skin felt, even through his latex gloves. He managed to find it, framing it between his fingers before he took the wide bore cannula and slid it through her skin, into the vein. As soon as it was in he took the included bandage and laid it over the needle and around the port, securing it. He finished the line with a 3 port connector, ready for the TXA, FFP and leaving a spare for quick drug insertion.

He was still leaning over when he looked up, checking the progress of the others. Instead, he got a full view of her breasts, wobbling and shaking each time her chest was forced down then recoiled. His tore his eyes away, clenching a fist. He closed his eyes tight, gritting his teeth as he tried to banish the images from the weekend before, when he'd made those breasts jiggle in far more pleasurable circumstances.

He failed, and in doing so all the other walls broke down. It wasn't the sexual element that shattered him. It was who it had become attached too. Thinking of that evening drew out the feelings he'd felt then. The depth of his love for the woman he'd spent it with. The woman whose heart had become so tied to his own. A heart that, were it not for the pounding compressions, would be laying unmoving in her chest.

From the moment he had seen her lying on the landing, drenched in her own blood, he had been forcing the fear away, attempting to contain it. To bury it. To focus on being the doctor. It was nowhere near enough. He had never loved anyone as much as he loved her. And now he was losing her. The grief was smothering him, punctuated by the persistent whine of the monitor.

He couldn't do this. He opened his eyes, looking down at her face. Her hair was spread out around her head like a dark halo, framing her pale and lifeless features. He didn't have the strength to fight his hand as it reached out and stroked her head, his fingers gliding across the silky smooth locks of deep auburn. He felt the tears stinging the corners of his eyes as he leaned down and kissed her forehead.

She needs you.

I can't watch her die.

Then don't. Save her! Take that fear and use it!

It was similar to what he had told her, when she was struggling with the interest they shared. When it was distracting her from the work at hand. Don't fight it. Don't bury it. Utilise it. Let it become an enhancement to your efforts.

His eyes snapped open, letting a tear splash down onto Anna's cheek. He took a deep breath as he pulled himself back together. He was Carl, the man who loved her. And Dr Teague, the professional. Both of them together, ready to do anything to save her.

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Trish managed to establish the art-line in just a handful of seconds. As diminished as Anna's blood vessels were, the radial artery was easy to find. It was the one they palpated for a pulse, they all knew it by heart. They could find it, even if there was no heart beating.

Trish inserted the needle and hooked the line up to the monitor within just a single minute. She looked up to Carl for further orders. That was when she saw the clear conflict within him. She felt like an absolute fool. She'd come so close to losing her head, so close to falling apart completely. She was Anna's best friend.

Carl was so much more than that. The kiss he gave her was so tender, his tears so painful to see. Then she saw the shift in his manner. He stilled, the shuddering fear disappearing in an instant. He straightened up, looking straight at her, his eyes ablaze with something new. It took her a moment to realise that fire within him was determination. As frantic and desperate as the situation was, Trish felt a core of steel settle within herself.

By then Carl had already looked at the cannula in Anna's wrist, then the trace it reported to the monitor, a gentle bump each time Sarah's hands caved in Anna's ribs, squeezing her heart and pushing blood through her body. The flashing reading beside it was grim. 37 on top, a pair of dashes below. And that was with nearly four full units pushed in by the rapid infuser.

Trish followed his gaze as he then looked at Anna's bloody abdomen. Jessica had taken a bottle of iodine and had liberally splashed it over Anna's belly, an orange brown flood washing over the lingering scarlet swirls and becoming a deep dirty brown as it mixed with the fresh blood that trickled from the wounds each time Sarah sent an artificial pulse through Anna's body. The nurse used a small swab on a stick to spread the disinfectant, creating a wide area of yellow tinged skin for the surgeon. No one bothered with drapes, there wasn't time. What was necessary had been done, that was all that mattered.

Dr Edwards rolled over a trolley loaded with surgical instruments, not a full complement, but what they kept in the cupboards of the trauma room. For situations that were at least similar to this. Not even those bureaucratic types who managed and planned the trauma rooms would ever have expected the tools would be used to try and save the life of a nurse who had been stabbed in the very hospital she worked in.

It was a moot point now. One of their nurses, their best even, their colleague and their friend, was lying on that trauma bed, her heart stilled in her chest because she had lost so much blood. They couldn't allow it to stand. They had to do everything in their power to stop the bleeding, to get that small heart in that petite chest to beat once more.

Edwards had scrubbed up and donned a pair of cream latex gloves that reached almost to her elbow. In her hand was a gleaming scalpel. "Have that suction ready," she said, looking at the steady rivulet of blood being forced out by the compressions. "Two units at least." She told Jessica, who had just finished adjusting the large articulated lights over the trauma bed. The nurse quickly pulled a different trolley over then rushed through a pair of connecting doors to fetch a matching unit from Trauma 1.

Trish watched as Edwards stepped up to the side of the bed, taking a deep breath. It was clear that she could feel the tension in the room. "Hold compressions while I make the first incision." She said aloud. As soon as the rhythmic distending stopped she lowered the scalpel to Anna's belly, the insanely sharp blade seeming to meet no resistance as it cut through skin and flesh, drawing a thin red line across Anna's yellow stained abdomen.

* * *

Carl motioned to Lucy and Sarah to switch places, then watched as the surgeon cut through flesh and muscle, the thin red line rapidly thickening as she got through the final layer, the free blood in Anna's abdominal cavity rushing out. "Resume compressions!" Edwards commanded, then glanced to Jessica. "Hand me the retractors." Anna's belly began to bulge again as Lucy started to thrust down on her sternum, each compression forcing a gout of blood from the incision. The scarlet flow doubled when Edwards inserted the retractors, cranking them open to create a gaping hole into Anna's abdomen. Blood cascaded down her side, the existing stain on the white sheet beneath her shorn scrubs expanding in seconds, saturating the fabric to the point that Anna's blood began to drip off the side onto the floor.

"Get that suction in there!" Edwards shouted at Jessica, who had been momentarily stunned by the sheer scale of the flow. She started, grabbing the suction tube in one hand, flicking on the machine with the other, before plunging the end of the suction in to the turbulent crimson pool. The machine hummed, quickly drowned out by the slurping sound coming from the tube itself. Carl knew that much blood had to mean a completely severed artery. He felt his fear rising again but took it and pushed it towards action. He was moving towards the second suction unit when the door opened, drawing his focus.

It was the blood order. He diverted away from the suction, meeting the tech halfway, snatching the bag out of his hands. He took it to the counter, grateful to see Mark already moving over. He pulled open the bag, taking out 4 red bags and handing them off to Mark, who went to swap the near empty bags. There was another 6 units of blood still in there, along with 2 trios of different bags. He took one of each of those, spiking them with an IV line. While walking back to the bed he looked over at the tech. "Is there another batch ready to go?"

The tech nodded, but also shrugged, drawing an arch look from Carl. "We've got another full batch, but that's it."

"What? How?" Carl had to fight to contain the flare of anger. This was a major trauma centre, they should be carrying much more than 20 units of a single type.

"This is the third trauma patient in 2 hours with that type, plus a dozen surgeries through the day." He shrugged again, speaking with a blasé tone. "It's just bad luck."

Carl let his anger come through. He spun the tech to look at the bed. "That is one of the best nurses you'll ever see. One of the best people you'll ever see." The tech paled as he realised who was on the bed and saw the state she was in.

"We...we've already called the regional bank, a resupply is coming in an hour or so." The tech told him, dragging his gaze away from the intensive resuscitation efforts.

"Not good enough." Carl said. The regional blood bank was only 10 minutes away at a normal driving speed. "Call them again, tell them to have matched blood ready to go. Jones!" He called to the police officer who had until now been keeping out of the way of the medical professionals. "You know where the blood bank is?"

He nodded. "Donated there myself just last month." He said, already moving for the door, giving Lucy a quick glance before disappearing. The paramedic was too focused on compressions to acknowledge him. The tech was still stood there.

"Go!" Carl's voice wasn't loud but carried enough command to send the tech scurrying to comply, almost crashing into a green scrubbed young man pushing a cart through the doors.

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Edwards stayed out of the discussion about blood, silently wondering if Carl's overstepping was going to cause trouble in the future. Not that she disagreed with anything he had done. The damage inside Anna's belly was severe. She was going to need a considerable amount of surgery to fix everything that had been caught by the knife and it would require a substantial amount of blood products. That was a secondary concern right now. Edwards didn't need to fix everything. She just needed to repair the worst of it and reduce the bleeding enough to get the nurse's heart beating again.

If only it was that easy.

The single suction unit was barely keeping up with the blood being forced out by each compression, it didn't have a chance of clearing the field. Edwards was able to make some headway with large gauze swabs, plunging them in and removing them seconds later, having already reached their limit. She was finally getting a half decent view when there was a commotion at the door.

"Steady on!" A voice she recognised exclaimed. She raised her head to see one of the surgical department's trainees dodging around the tech, finally arriving with the requested equipment.

"Zach! Get that tray over here then scrub in to assist!" She called, before turning back to the mess of Anna's insides. She hadn't cleared all the blood, but she had enough visibility to identify one of the major bleeds. Carl had come over and hung the additional bags running into the central line and was now looking to her. "Renal artery has been completely severed." She told him, before looking at Jessica. "Hand me a vascular clamp." The nurse kept the suction in place with one hand, reaching for a clamp with the other. "Next one along." Edwards told her, prompting the nurse to hand her the more suitable metal device. Delving deep with her fingers into the pulsating sea of blood, she followed the spilling vessel back enough to give her plenty to work with, then guided the clamp along the back of her digits and secured it on the artery, reducing that flow to a trickle.

Zach stepped up to the table opposite her, immediately operating the second suction unit, poking the end of the tube deep into the surgical opening. Edwards waited for a few moments. With two suction units removing blood, and the major artery no longer spilling it, the field should be clearing. The level of blood reduced somewhat. But not enough. Fresh blood was still pumping into Anna's abdominal cavity. Clamping the renal artery had only served to redirect it.

Edwards looked up at Carl, shaking her head. "There's another major bleeder, maybe more than one. It's just too much. I can't stop what I can't see."

Carl didn't say anything, couldn't say anything. The monitor continued to scream, the ecg showing an unbroken asystole. The blood pressure reading had barely changed, the line showing only small bumps. He looked at the clock. 3:57. Anna's heart had stopped 15 minutes ago. She was running out of time, and he was running out of options to do anything about it.

#Resus Writing #CPR #Defib #Anna Swift #Asystole #Dark Cardiophilia #Medical Drama #Intubation

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covingtonrp · 2 months

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Welcome to Covington, Georgia! The following character(s) have been accepted. We hope you enjoy your stay. Please submit your blog(s) to the main within 24 hours or your faceclaims will be reopened. And make sure you review our welcome package.

Caria Karatan (Bensu Soral) played by Christie

Charlie Hadden (Owen Teague) played by Thy

Kit Taylor (Boyd Holbrook) played by Sarah

James "Jamie" Bennett (Glen Powell) played by Kay

Jeremy Lincoln (Ben Robson) played by Christie

Michelle "Mishil" Yoon (Seo Yeji) played by Thi

#oc rp #literate rp #active rp #town rp #city rp #mature rp #covingtonaccepted

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alwaysa-winner · 2 years

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{⋅-: ✧ :-⋅} task 25:

elise francesca mcqueen

elise is the second-oldest member of the mcqueen clan. she is the life of the party and often labeled as the wild child. she isn’t very good at giving advice but she’ll give it to you anyways. she adores her siblings and has a very close bond to each and everyone of them. sure, she might be settled down now, but that hasn’t stopped her from trying to save the world or making sure her fathers fridge is kept empty.

{⋅-: ✧ pinterest - musing - spotify - bio :-⋅}

inspired by :kaori miyazono (your lie in apirl ), haruhi suzuniya (melancholy of haruchi suzumiya), minako anio - sailor venus (sailor moon), clover ewing (totally spiecs), donna sheridan (mama mia ), grace hart (miss congeniality), west coast - lana del ray ( song ), etc.

{⋅. GENERAL .⋅}

birth name: elise francesca mcqueen nicknames: lise date of birth: oct 31 age: 29 gender: female pronouns: she/her powers: mentifery species: human / mortal. sexuality: bisexual place of birth: radiator springs, arizona current residence: elias, california occupation: marine biologist / environmentalist

{⋅.TESTS.⋅}

zodiac sign: scorpio mbti: ESFP temperament: sanguine hogwarts house: gryffindor moral alignment: lawful good

{⋅. APPEARANCE .⋅}

height: 5′6. hair colour/style: dark brown and wavy, kept long with layers. eye colour: brown piercings: ears, bellybutton. tattoos: matching tattoo with his siblings. notable markings: scar on her left ankle glasses/contacts? no. faceclaim: alexxis lemire

{⋅. HEALTH .⋅}

physical ailments: none. allergies: seasonal. sleeping habits: will sleep as much as her kids will let her. dominant hand: right hand. drugs / smoke / alcohol? no, no, socially

{⋅. PERSONALITY .⋅}

( + ) traits: curious, energetic, spontaneous, creative. ( - ) traits: disorganized, overthinks, struggles following rules, easily stressed. usual mood: optimistic likes: the ocean, sun, sand, road trips, parties, sweets, making jewelry, female empowerment, the smell of salt water, making flower crowns, dyi with the kiddos, inde music, volunteering, helping others, national parks, raves, massages, piercings, fishes, seashells, pilates, camping, scuba diving, hamilton, open meadows, trampolines, rock climbing, astrology, tarot readings, heights, kitting, vintage 60 and 70 clothing. dislikes: the cold, feeling disappointed, popcorn walls, being sedentary, leaving the water running, the sound of knuckles cracking, rude people, line cutters, people who don’t recycle. bad habits: invading others personal space.

{⋅. RELATIONSHIPS .⋅}

mother: sally carrera / francesco bernoulli lightning (monty) mcqueen father: lightning (monty) mcqueen siblings: dante, caspian, nina, athena, stefan, seraphina. children: elias aster mcqueen, eloise alia lemos, eliette alexander lemos (not born yet) birth order: 2nd eldest significant others: leonardo lemos - teague closest friends: asher pendragon, jose axion and you!

{⋅.SKILLS & STATS .⋅}

languages spoken: english, spanish, italian drive? yes. jump start a car? yes. change a flat tire? yes. ride a bicycle? yes. swim? yes. play an instrument? can sing play chess? no. braid hair? yes tie a tie? yes. pick a lock? yes. sew? yes.

compassion. 10/10.

empathy. 10/10.

creativity. 7/10.

mental flexibility. 5/10.

passion. 10/10.

luck. 10/10.

motivation. 7/10.

education. 8/10.

intelligence. 6/10.

charisma. 7/10.

reflexes. 5/10.

willpower. 7/10.

stamina. 8/10.

physical strength. 3/10.

battle skill. 0/10.

initiative. 7/10.

restraint. 5/10.

strategy. 6/10.

team work. 8/10.

#watask #||nextgen:Elise||

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thecodekeeper · 2 years

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TATTOO BREAKDOWN: MODERN

1.) The word “soul” on the top right corner of his chest near his collarbone: This was his first tattoo. Lord only knows where exactly Teague received it. Lots of booze and an at-home tattoo kit were definitely involved. It’s actually amazing he didn’t get an infection. The word itself is really just a reference to his love for music. He had this one done when he was fifteen.

2.) A bluebird flying over water on the left side of his chest: Teague received this when he was eighteen. While it symbolizes freedom the meaning is bittersweet. This was around the time he began to fully participate in the family business.

s3.) Three sea turtles swimming up his right side: “Sea turtles, mate.” (for real, there’s no deeper meaning behind it. He just likes turtles.) He got this tattoo when he was 25.

3.) Sparrow’s coming out of a feather flying off into the distance on his inner left forearm: Teague has never been one for open expressions of sentimentality (even ones on his skin) so he couldn’t tell you what prompted him to get this tattoo. He had it done some time after they began dating. Never mentioned it to her either. It was just there one day. The second half of the tattoo came after she died and, again, appeared without any explanation. It’s an obvious memorial tattoo, though. The first half of the tattoo was done when he was 26, the second half when he was 36.

#⌈ᴄᴀᴘᴛᴀɪɴ ᴇᴅᴡᴀʀᴅ ᴛᴇᴀɢᴜᴇ⌋ ― (headcanon.)

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waltrp · 2 years

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𝚃𝙷𝙴 𝙵𝙾𝙻𝙻𝙾𝚆𝙸𝙽𝙶 𝙲𝙷𝙰𝚁𝙰𝙲𝚃𝙴𝚁𝚂 𝙷𝙰𝚅𝙴 𝟺𝟾 𝙷𝙾𝚄𝚁𝚂 𝚃𝙾 𝙿𝙾𝚂𝚃

admin note: you have 48 hours to either post on your character, message the main or send in a hiatus form. if your character is seen on three consecutive activity checks in red we will be asking you to release them. failure to do one of the above will result in your character being reopened.

ella kaur - @ellaxkaur

shaggy rogers - @shaggcdelic

dipper pines - @twinpiines

webby mcduck - @vanderducks

jarrah sparrow - @wittyjarrah

kit charmont - @kit-charmont

daisy duck - @thefamousmissduck

luca paguro - @stargzn

barley lightfoot - @onwcrds

beckham teague - @brutalteague

beverly utonium - @enfleurlead

vidia bellefonte - @trueraretalent

leia osario - @leiaosario

cassandra jager - @waitinginthewingsx

#waactivity

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minnettedylan · 7 months

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FC Opposites:

Aaron Johnson

Aaron Paul

Alberto Rosende

Alexander Skarsgard

Alicia Vikander

Andrew Garfield

Beau Mirchoff

Bill Hader

Bill Skarsgard

Booboo Stewart

Brenton Thwaites

Bryan Greenberg

Charlie Heaton

Claire Holt

Dacre Montgomery

Daisy Edgar-Jones

David Harbour

Dev Patel

Dylan Arnold

Elizabeth Olsen

Felix Mallard

Gael Garcia Bernal

Jack O'Connell

Joe Keery

John Boyega

Jonah Hauer-King

Joseph Gordon-Levitt

Kat Graham

Kit Connor

Keanu Reeves

Ki Hong Lee

Krysten Ritter

Lana Condor

Lakeith Stanfield

Lily James

Logan Lerman

Luke Hemmings

Luke Pasqualino

Maitreyi Ramakrishnan

Mia Goth

Michiel Huisman

Milo Ventgimilia

Nicholas Galitzine

Nick Robinson

Nico Hiraga

Penn Badgley

Peter Gadiot

Renee Rapp

Riz Ahmed

Ross Butler

Taron Egerton

Theo James

Thomas Sangster

Tom Holland

Victoria Pedretti

FC’s I’d like to play:

Alba Baptista

Aly Michalka

Amybeth Mcnulty

AJ Michalka

Alex Saxon

Annasophia Robb

Braeden Lemasters

Carlson Young

Carey Mulligan

Daisy Edgar-Jones

Darren Barnet

Dianna Agron

Emmy Rossum

Hilary Duff

Janel Parrish

Joseph Gordon-Levitt

Josh Hutcherson

Lola Tung

Mae Whitman

Michiel Huisman

Miles Heizer

Molly Gordon

Natalie Alyn Lind

Olivia Cooke

Olivia Rodrigo

Owen Teague

Phoebe Bridgers

Phoebe Dynevor

Richa Moorjani

Robbie Amell

Sarah Pidgeon

Shenae Grimes

Skyler Samuels

Sofia Boutella

Victoria Pedretti

Zach Gilford

FC’S of established muses I’d like to play (characters I already have developed):

Abbey Cowen

Auli’i Cravahlo

Bailee Madison

Barbie Ferreria

Bill Hader

Brie Larson

Chase Sui Wonders

Cody Christian

Danielle Rose Russell

Devon Bostick

Dylan Minnette

Dylan O'Brien

Elizabeth Lail

Emily Alyn Lind

Erin Moriarty

Grace Van Dien

Halston Sage

Hayley Orrantia

Jack O'Connell

James Maslow

Jamie Chung

Jenna Coleman

Jennifer Morrison

Jessica Chastain

Joe Keery

Joseph Gordon-Levitt

Julia Garner

Kate Mara

Keira Knightley

Kiernan Shipka

Lana Condor

Liana Liberato

Lucas Jade Zumann

Lucy Boynton

Maika Monroe

Margaret Qualley

Maya Hawke

Maude Apatow

Minka Kelly

Natalia Dyer

Naomi Scott

Oliver Jackson Cohen

Paul Mescal

Phoebe Tonkin

Rachel Sennott

Renee Rapp

Robbie Amell

Rudy Pankow

Sabrina Carpenter

Saoirse Ronan

Shailene Woodley

Sofia Carson

Stefanie Scott

Thomas Sangster

Virginia Gardner

Will Poulter

Willa Fitzgerald

Zendaya

Zoey Deutch

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expensivemistake · 2 years

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10 characters 10 fandoms!!!

FINALLY doing this. I've been tagged by the lovely trio of @deliciouspirateangel @theghostofashton and @burthummels so I guess it's FINALLY time to do this. HAHAHAH.

Kurt Hummel, Glee

Klaus Hargreeves, The Umbrella Academy

Martha Jones, Doctor Who

Clare Devlin, Derry Girls

Roxie (Roxy? Fuck you Edgar Wright) Richter, Scott Pilgrim

Eloise Turner, Last Night in Soho

Ayesha, We Are Lady Parts

Thomas Thorne, BBC Ghosts

Kit Walker, American Horror Story

Janine Teagues, Abbott Elementary

Anyway SLAY!!! Talk to me about literally any of these things I love them so much.

Also tagging people makes me anxious but if you see this post PLEASE join in with the game.

#idk how to tag this but blorbys???

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tightsdock0 · 2 years

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9 Unforgivable Sins Of Remote Control Crane For Adults

For over forty years, Bandai have not solely perfected their art, but expanded their kit sorts and ability ranges so everyone can enjoy this fun and challenging passion! With this engineering package from Educational Toys Planet children find out how pneumatic and hydraulic techniques are utilized in industrial robots to allow the robots to control heavy objects, comparable to car components. It was a puzzling choice, for Teague had had no earlier expertise in automobile styling, nor was he significantly excited about cars. Try our curated number of mecha/robots resin mannequin kits for the easiest modeling expertise. The final word Gunpla experience! Mecho Motorize Kits give children a head begin in mechanical sciences and building actual, working machines with these straightforward-to build kits. Mecha Warehouse is built on our passion for constructing fashions of extraordinarily large robots at a small scale. Gunpla, or Gundam plastic fashions are mannequin kits depicting the mecha design from the Mobile Suit Gundam universe. DistilRoBERTa is added to the previous seven models in the Ensemble-v3.

It's the kind of cool mission every kids desires about. But robotic toys for teenagers aren't all you may discover - we have received construction kits to build all kinds of contraptions that may spur your kid's imagination. Since rollouts on the robotic are expensive, we restrict ourselves to 7 totally different policies that we evaluate. Turn the piece of paper over so that the folds are facing down. For example: F R' U2 D means entrance face clockwise, right counterclockwise, a half flip of the higher face after which down clockwise. Face ID on the iPad Pro works in each panorama and portrait orientation, a characteristic distinctive to the iPad. The cubelets are painted in six totally different colours, and it is feasible to create a design where every face exhibits only one color. 00a0KOMBINAT kit. This is feasible because of completely different (manual) manufacturing expertise. This is possible because of different (guide) manufacturing know-how. Brett Smith, the director of expertise for the center for Automotive Research, a nonprofit trade-pushed think tank based mostly in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

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Remote Control Machines has two robotic kits that can teach your little scientists tons about building. Consider any two vertices. When they’re in the solved position, you have got a perfect cube, however as quickly as you twist it two or thrice, it turns into an absolute rat’s nest. We now have a number of robotic kits to choose from. With their latest take on plastic mannequin kits referred to as Structure Arts, we already noticed releases for Front Mission and Nier Automata, and their latest take is for the fan-favorite Xenogears. The Xenogears Structure Arts Vol. By constructing and experimenting with mannequin machines youngsters will be introduced to the fundamental laws of physics - 36 experiments, from easy to advanced, in all. The model is designed to be technically believable, so it has zero toy-like feels! The legendary Mecha JRPG is getting a mannequin package treatment, how a few remaster, Square Enix? Work on multiple projects with the academic Solar Powered Robot Kit. cube stickerless will flip one recycled soda can into a funny robotic utilizing mechanical body elements, a motor with electric wires, moving eyes and detailed directions. Be very cautious when utilizing polish remover.

#3d metal

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whatsortofschoolisthis · 2 years

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Rakepick, to her proteges: I honestly can't even tell any of you apart half the time because I don't go by height or age, I go by amount of pain in my ass, which makes you all identical.

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Charlie: You have no shame.

Merula: Oh, please. Like shame is something to be proud of.

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Emily Tyler: How dare you criticize a national treasure!

Jae: National treasure? You're a regional trinket, at best.

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Tonks: I desire moisture.

Penny: Please just say "I want water" like a normal person.

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Bryn: Ismelda, could you pass the salt?

Ismelda: Ames, could you pass away?

Felix: [to the first years] This is normal.

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Sean: [to Peter shortly before being Oblivated] You look like a rat poison salesman who regularly samples his own product.

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Hagrid: How's life treating you, Kit?

Kit: Like I ran over it's dog.

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Corey: When I was younger I had a crush on a boy in my class and didn’t know how to deal with it so I wrote him a letter that just said, “Get out of my school”.

Bryn: THAT WAS YOU?!

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Tulip: This is a defining moment for you, Ben Copper.

Tonks: Yeah, you can either obey rules for the rest of your life and make no impact on the world, or you can stand up to authority and pull this prank on Snape!

Ben: ...Is there a third option?

Sean: Nervously tag along?

Ben: Great! I choose the nervously tag along option.

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grishav3rseupdates · 5 years

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— Additional cast members of Shadow and Bone:

Hugo Speer as (unknown)

Dean Lennox Kelly as (unknown)

Julian Kostov as Fedyor Kaminsky

Lucy Sheen as (unknown)

Kaylan Teague as Young Alina

#shadow and bone #shadow and bone netflix #grisha #grishaverse #leigh bardugo #netflix #shadow and bone cast #six of crows #amita suman #archie renaux #jessie mei li #freddy carter #ben barnes #kit young #hugo speer #dean lennox kelly #julian kostov #lucy sheen #kaylan teague

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the-fabulous-hudson-hornet · 7 years

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#the fabulous hudson hornet #marshall teague's fabulous hudson hornet #classic cars #model kit #doc hudson #racecar

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bestwishes1986 · 3 years

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2am Guest (pt 1 of Val and Donavan)

The rain was coming down in sheets that Tuesday night across London. Val stood with a glass of water in his small kitchen. His thick fingers holding the glass as if it were a lifeline to some unseen creature. Ten deaths, bodies ripped apart, the wings of each fairy consumed on sight. He had been wracking his brain as to why for days. All since he had met That Man. Donovan Roe, tall, muscular and above all beautiful with those sad gray eyes. Val had been so sure he had been the monster he had chased through brothels, tea rooms, opuim dens and back alley surgery theatres. But he had been wrong, all he had found with Donavan had been a scared twenty three year old on the run from that same killer.

Taking a long drag of the water he thought about those gray eyes pleading with him to let him go. Donovan was an incubus who had a few times gone to far in feeding. Left corpses in cheap hotels, by all rights Val should have brought him before King and the Council of Life. But something about those eyes had caused him to pause. Incubuses weren’t like other creatures, they couldn’t live without taking life. He knew that, had seen the bodies that Donovan had admitted to being his victims. No sign of a struggle, no bruises, just looks of pure pleasure burned into their final moments. He had brought Donovan to the Castle morgue under a false name and with a hood over his face.

Had he known then, that he would let the boy go? Even at twenty three Donovan seemed like a boy to him in his early forties. But what had done it? What had caused him to turn his back on the law, on the Council and let the man out at the Globe Theatre? He had driven them there, the drive silent. Silent save for Donovan’s sobs. The young man may have grown into a tall muscular man, but in the face of his own passive brutality he was nothing more than a scared child. The car had idled there for a while, he had waited hoping Donovan would run into the night. But instead he had been forced to turn the motor off. Get out and walk around the car to the passenger side and yank him out.

Donovan was a foot taller than him, but he was a stout man with more muscle than fat on his body. So getting the larger man out wasn’t a hardship.

“Please help me.” That request from the weak, labored by guilt voice had been too much for him. He had shoved the man away and got in his car and driven away. Looking in the rear view mirror, watching the man crumple to his knees on the sidewalk.

The water gone he went to the sink and crouched low. He only wore an undershirt over his expansive chest and tapered waist and blue boxer briefs. His vanilla skin beneath the overhead light glowed as he dug around the cleaning supplies in the kitchen cupboard for the tall bottle of vodka. Standing again he got a few ice cubes into the glass. A frown etched across his square sparsely bearded face that had once been a five o’clock shadow.

He poured the vodka half way up the glass and watched the ice cubes float a bit then dunked low and settled at the bottom of the glass. Val closed his eyes and thought of his daughter. Barely six years old who still believed his wife was on holiday. She had been the third victim of the killer, how would he form the words to convey hope to his Abigail? Sighing heavily he lifted the cup to his lips and drank.

A soft tapping at the door drew his attention from the glass and his thoughts. He glanced at the stove clock with it’s green numbers against the black plastic and glass. Two A.M. it read. He padded across the hardwood floor on long pale bare feet to the door and peeked through the small gold rimmed peephole. It took him a moment to focus with the darkness and rain but when the tall man came into view, he yanked open the door after unlocking it.

“Get in here,” he hissed, keeping his voice low.

Looking as pitiful as a puppy left out in the rain, Donavan slowly and timidly walked over the threshold. His thick soled boots creating noise Val did not want Abigail to hear. He glanced back into the house and waited but heard nothing as he closed the door.

“Take those off.” Val whispered before he rushed from the spot and down the hallway to the bathroom and grabbed towels and a first aid kit. He returned to the front door to see Donavan sitting struggling to get his one remaining boot off to our beside the other. Val didn’t know if it was the frustration on the young man’s face or the fact three toes were jutting out of a large hole in the other foot’s sock. But he felt pity. Once the boot was off and beside the other one, Donavan stood in a hurry. His white t shirt stuck to his chest and abs as if painted on. He was shivering but tried to look at attention as if Val were a drill sergeant.

“It’s done sir,” Donavan states and Val rubs at his eyes.

“I can see that, what are you doing here? This is my home, you have no right coming here,” Val says in a voice with a dangerous edge.

“I’m in trouble and didn’t know where to go, what to do, you’re card has your address on it. So I came. Please sir ya have to help me.” Donovan said as he lost his composure. As if reality had peeled off a layer of itself Val watched the glamour fade from Donavan and all the cuts and bruises appeared in the place of unruined skin.

Val’s dark eyes widened in horror at the sight of the gashes and bruises. His cop brain turned in his head analysis already working as he grabbed the man by the arm and led him to one of the chairs at the kitchen table.

“Get out of your wet clothes and dried off and we can talk about what’s got into you and taken chunks for souvenirs it looks like.” Val jokes, it was in poor taste but it’s how he handled the crisis and this was a crisis. The man looked at him bewildered for a moment but still reached down and peeled the bloody wet shirt from his chest. He handed it to Val with apologies, Val let the words go as he held the shirt away from him and with his toes pressed on the release of the lid of the trash bin and dropped it in.

“I’ll give you a new one. It’s in ribbons anyway. Now sit for a moment while I turn the kettle on and get you dried off. Then a shower and bandages will be applied you can sleep here tonight or morning as it were.” Val said thinking he was being very spot on for being in the presence of a killer, he had to keep reminding himself of that. The man looked downright pathetic with how his head hung, dark bangs hanging around those sharp gray eyes. The eyes that were watching him with an expression of gratitude.

Val realized he had met those eyes gaze a moment too long and hastily turned his back to him and moved to walk to the electric kettle and ended up walking into the kitchen island. Pain shot up his torso and he had to bite down on his bottom lip to not make a sound.

“Sir, are you alright?!” He heard the deep husky voice of Donavan ask in alarm.

“Ye don’t need to be formal, I’m standing here in my underwear making a right fool of myself in front of ye,” Val mutters as he walks around the traitorous island to the kettle.

“I don’t know your first name. But Teague sounds not right to me to say cause of your wife.” Donovan said in a soft tone. The mention of Teagan cut Val deep behind the ribs where his heart beat. He froze and Donavan watched the long sculpted back of Val as he gripped the counter. The kitchen was quiet for far too long.

“…Teague…?” Donovan asked, the body before him stiffened. Donovan frowned at that, he knew he had done wrong by saying the name. But it was out of his mouth.

“Valiant. My name is Valiant Teague, but just call me Val, sorry I had a drink before you came here. It’s made me a bit…weak.” Val lied to save face and was bewildered as to why he felt the need to. He busies himself with the kettle and water and then moved to the pantry for tea. He was aware of Donavan watching him but didn’t feel fear.

Donovan patiently waited, his eyes enjoying the view of the man. His pert round arse almost made him forget the horrible day he had. Almost. When the shorter man turned with two steaming mugs of tea Donavan had tried to look at his face first, but his eyes had betrayed him and he had looked between the men’s legs first at what had to be the most impressive flaccid cock he had ever seen. Val cleared his throat and Donavan raised his eyes to Val’s. It looks could kill Donavan would be a pile of ashes.

“Sorry, just distracting myself.” Donavan said offhandedly looking innocent and Val’s eyes narrowed.

“You come here half dead, and you still have a mind to objectify me? After mentioning my dead wife no less?” Val asks, trying to keep his voice down.

“Half dead isn’t all dead Si….Val, I already apologized. What more can I do?” Donavan asks his own irritation to get the better of him.

“Drink your tea and let’s get you in the shower. Before you freeze to death in my kitchen.” Val states as he takes a sip from his own mug.

“Your kitchen with it’s murderous island,” Donavan said as he took a swig.

“Cheeky lil shit.” Val thought from behind his mug but a smile played at the corners of his mouth all the same. Donavan tried to smile but winced from laughter that stretched his wounded ribs.

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