#yellowstone lb

[what-do-1000-swords-look-like]

I actually enjoyed the dinner scene after the fight (after immensely enjoying the fight and the end result). I was irritated by John's reaction. It's like you wanted them to be nice to each other, now they're being civil, and NOW you have a problem? But his conversation with Rip I think clarified what his real problem is. He wasn't able to get Summer to see eye to eye with him earlier in the barn, and now here Beth is beginning to sort of "win the heart and mind" that Governor Dutton himself was unable to. Which is immensely helpful to his cause but like he said, he envies Beth. She's free and she can do as she sees fit. Which fits even more with his reactions to her last season and this one so far. He's been trying to break her in a way but can't. Even Rip can't, though he's not trying to, he accepts her and loves her as she is. And he wasn't able to break Summer like is mentioned by her in their barn scene. And since the seating at the table was giving away the whole Beth/Summer and Rip/Kaycee parallels, it makes complete sense.

It really clarifies a lot of things but it also makes me that much more heartbroken for Beth. I'm proud of her, that she was never able to be broken by John or Jamie or anyone else, but at the same time my heart just hurts for her.

#anti john dutton #i'm not really anti but #putting that tag to be safe #john dutton critical #yellowstone 5x05 #beth dutton #yellowstonetv #yellowstoneposts #yellowstone lb #and thank god summer might become more tolerable #i love piper and it would be nice not to continue to hate her character lol #yellowstone 5x05 lb

[wernerherzogs]

bear in mind i've never seen yellowstone when i say this but, seeing your tag post about the reason for jamie's family dynamics and how its bad writing is extremely funny to me because that is exactly what happened to my best friend dean winchester 😂

*takes a long drag of a cigarette* dean winchester..... now that's a name i haven't heard in a while

#scream no anon you're actually onto something #there are - surprisingly or not - many similarities between the shows #mostly shitty fathers/complicated family dynamics/toxic masculinity #with jamie in particular i get so frustrated because the main reason why (slight spoilers but i don't think anyone watches this ajdjjd) his #sister hates him so much and why his father is extra critical of him gets revealed in the middle of season THREE #until then nothing he does warrants that level of hatred tbh #and when those reasons get revealed girl (gn) the writing was just SO LAZY when it comes to that!!!!! SO LAZY #and don't get me wrong jamie's not a crystal clear fellow and some of beth's (his sister) commentary on him is On Point #but when i discovered the origins of her/jamie's father's contempt towards him i was furious 😭 #GUESS I'M GONNA SUPPORT JAMIE'S WRONGS FOREVER THEN ! #truly few things piss me off more in shows/films than lazy writing/shock factor writing. fuck off #ANYWAY. just remember another shared characteristic between spn and yellowstone: characters brush off killing people SO easily lmao #well. most of them anyway #also the quote: 'there are monsters everywhere in this world. so we just have to make sure we kill them when we find them' is shockingly #NOT from spn lmao. #anonymous #a response #yellowstone spoilers #IF ANYONE CARES #yellowstone lb #ish #also am not fixing the typos i'm sorry. i see them but i ain't retyping all that #TL;DR BE MORE CREATIVE WHEN CREATING CONFLICT WRITERS OF THIS WORLD

[travelella]

Osprey in Yellowstone National Park, Montana, USA

Holly Mandarich

Conservation status: Least Concern (Population increasing) 

Mass: 3 lbs (Adult) 

Scientific name: Pandion haliaetus

Wingspan in feet: 5 1/2 feet 

Class: Aves

Domain: Eukaryota

Family: Pandionidae

The osprey, also called sea hawk, river hawk, and fish hawk, is a diurnal, fish-eating bird of prey with a cosmopolitan range. It is a large raptor, reaching more than 60 cm in length and 180 cm across the wings. It is brown on the upperparts and predominantly greyish on the head and underparts.

Ospreys prefer habitats with plenty of shallow water where fish are plentiful. They often built nests on small islands or structures over bodies of water that are difficult for predators to get to. Manmade structures such as power poles and other stable structures are common nesting sites.

The osprey's diet is almost exclusively fish, a unique characteristic among raptors. They are opportunistic about the species of fish they catch, but they can only catch fish swimming within three feet (1 m) of the water's surface. They rarely take fish over 16 inches (40 cm) long.

#Yellowstone National Park #Montana #USA #National Park #MTWildlife #Wildlife #Bird #Birds #Osprey #US #United States #United States of America #North America

[isthedogawolfdog]

How much do gray wolves weigh? I tried googling it and the answers vary so much so I’m confused

It varies! Males are usually bigger that females. The title of biggest wolf ever recorded in Yellowstone National Park goes to wolf 495M at 143 lbs. I don’t think it’s changed since! As for normal range, here’s a tidbit from the IWC, which basically summarizes it as something that shifts depending on the area:

“Wolves vary greatly in size depending on where they live. The smallest wolves live in the southern parts of the Middle East where the Arabian wolf may weigh no more than 30 pounds. Adult female gray wolves in northern Minnesota weigh between 50 and 85 pounds, and adult males between 70 and 110 pounds. Gray wolves are larger in the northwestern United States, Canada, and Alaska and in Russia where adult males weigh 85 to 115 pounds and occasionally reach 130 pounds. Males generally weigh about 20 percent more than females. Wolves attain their adult height, length and weight in the first one to two years. Most look like adults by late autumn of their first year.

Red wolves are intermediate in size and appearance between a gray wolf and a coyote. Adult female red wolves weigh 40 to 75 pounds, while males weigh from 50 to 85 pounds.” - wolf.org.

#wolves #wolf #ask

[syoddeye]

dorky cod oc biz under the cut

Name: [Redacted] (AKA I'm stuck between Avery and Parker)

Callsign: Hermit (formerly Yellowstone)

Age: 36 

Gender: AFAB

Sexuality: Demisexual

Pronouns: They/them 

Description: 

Hermit is 5'10" (178 cm) and weighs ~160 lbs. (77 kg). They have slightly wider shoulders, but an overall straighter silhouette they purposely style (as much as one can in uniform) to minimize any curvature. 

Their hair is naturally dark brown and they keep it buzzed. It's a personal preference and out of practicality for their work. They pluck their unibrow and shave every few days. Their eyes are a lighter shade brown than their hair, and their eyebrows are thick. On the left side of their nose is an old piercing scar.

They have their fair share of scars, but the most prominent ones are on their hands. Their knuckles and palms are covered in a smattering of old and newer scars. Due to their work, they have thick calluses on the webbing between their thumb and pointer fingers, and their palms from handling weaponry and tools. They are self-conscious about their hands and refrain from touching people with their bare skin.

Out of uniform, they remain covered up in all weather and temperatures, and stick to neutral colors. Their civvies wardrobe consists of simpler pieces of varying thickness, baggier clothes, and nothing flashy. Since their head is shaved, they usually wear some kind of hat.

They are particular about sun exposure, and religiously apply SPF. This goes hand-in-hand with their preference to cover up.

At work, they avoid jewelry. No rings or earrings. Nothing to get snagged or grabbed. 

They have the following tattoos and piercings:

Patchwork, left (all black and white)

A tape measure, bicep

A scrimshaw knife, forearm

Railroad spike on back of forearm

Trebuchet, back of arm, text that says SEND IT

Bunch of little filler

Right ear helix piercing, wears a silver band when not working

Ear lobe piercings, never wears anything in them

#cod ocs #inspired by charlie obvs #this is my first oc in years so let's....just be nice

[imsodunwiththis]

“Npd abuse” is not real but your trauma is

If you see something you don’t like BLOCK it don’t report it

Name: dunndy or dunny

People who are recovering may find my blog triggering ⚠️ (mentions self destructive behavior, suicide, intrusive thoughts, mentions of suicidal actions)⚠️

Don’t ask anyone for a doctor diagnosis! It is none of your business and it’s not up to you wether it is valid or not

(Post here)

I kind of rant/vent on this blog but I also do research on mental health topics and I also talk about life lessons I’ve learned

‼️I DO NOT HAVE AN EATING DISORDER‼️

(My healthy weight is 82-90 lbs I am 4 feet and 11 inches tall. I am not pro ED or thinspo or fat phobic if you do have an eating disorder you can follow me but I do not allow pro ed, thinspo, or fat phobia on my blog and if it is on your blog I will block you.)

Active 2024

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Depression

Social anxiety

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(I know myself better than you do)

🚫 DNI 🚫

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Stigmatize mental illnesses

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Exclude schizophrenic and psychotic people

If you think empathy makes you an inherently good person

If you think that people with No or low empathy are inherently bad

Use any mental illness as an adjective

Example: “omg I’m so OCD” (obsessive compulsive disorder)

If you purposely trigger someone (for any reason)

Anti self diagnosing

Use censorship

Example: “your so dilulu”

⚠️ My triggers ⚠️

TikTok

Mental health stigma

Ableism

Sexism to men

Yandere

TikTok

(Go see this post to know only few of the reasons I hate tik tok)

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Thinspo

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Fatphobes

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Slurs (some people get upset when they are used but you can use them on your own blog I just want here to be as comfortable as possible)

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Anything Yandere related (post here)

(Yanderecore, irl yandere)

I think I should mention that if you aren’t currently in recovery but aren’t anti recovery you are allowed here.

This is a safe space for anyone

💬Crisis text/call line📞

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Other things about me (you can scroll past this if you’d like

I love:

Music

Jokes (and I rarely get offended by any jokes)

The moon 🌙

The (real history) of the Salem witches

Animals

Archery 🏹

1923 (Yellowstone)(TV show)

The 1920s

Old record players

Old telephones

Old TVs

Old computers

Typewriters

Trains/train tracks

Psychology

Old pianos

Edgar Allen Poe

Edvar Munch

My favorite colors:

(post here)

🟨Yellow🟨

🟩Green🟩

🟦Blue🟦

⬜️Gray⬜️

My favorite animals are:

Wolves

Birds (specifically the balled eagle)

Bulls (specifically long horn bulls)

Dogs (specifically the Yorkshire terrier, Irish wolfhound, Maltese, Alaskan malamute, German shepherds, golden retrievers, basenji, Aussie shepherd)

Cats (specifically the Maine coon)

I am open to talk about anything

The ten personality disorders

Cool forest with a wolf pack

Don’t know what this post is but it felt important

Attention punk flag

My header image was drawn by me

My pfp was drawn by me

#imsodunwiththis #pinned post #DNI #trigger warning

[yjwhatif]

my theory on why Bart's timeline was such a wasteland: in s1ep15, the OG team fight Red Volcano. RV's plan was to activate a semi-dormant super-volcano under Yellowstone that would "decimate the planet, kill millions, and trap the rest under an impenetrable cloud of ash" (last bit sound familiar?). Wally ALSO said they could "kiss the hemisphere goodbye" and the ash cloud would "bring on worldwide nuclear winter". i always figured that LATER in Bart's timeline, it got fully set off somehow?

I LOVE that theory - I totally forgot about all the Yellowstone stuff! It would make so much sense if that was the case and I like the idea of them setting up what could happen if the volcano erupts in s1, then indirectly showing what that destruction looks like with Bart’s future in S2, then further down the line Bart maybe makes a comment that would confirm that the Yellowstone eruption did in fact happen at some point in his timeline… I don’t know if that makes any sense, but basically - I like when we can connect things back through the seasons!

So, really cool theory Anon - thanks for sharing!!

LB

#thanks anon! #ask box #my response #young justice #yj #bart allen

[jupiter-bringer-of-jollity]

Chonk Steam Locomotive appreciation post

The PRR S-1 (6-4-4-6, Pennsylvania RailRoad class S1), the largest steam passenger locomotive ever built, in all its Art-Deco streamliner glory.

For perspective, the bigger wheels are over a foot taller than any of you reading this.

Her only downfall was having too long and rigid a chassis for the sharp turns.

The Erie class P-1 (2-8-8-8-2).

For context, the early-to-mid 20th century saw experiments regarding adding sets of driving wheels to increase pulling power (similar to all-wheel/four-wheel drives in cars), and this is the biggest Triplex Locomotive, as in, three sets of driving wheels, marked by having three of those big black boxes in front of them.

In 1914, the #2603 "Matt H. Shay" was built and tested by a few railroads, which, possessing a mammoth 176,000 lbs. of tractive effort, literally pulled freight cars to shreds.

Think S. C. Ruffy's fate but on a mass scale.

Needless to say, it was relegated to pusher duty for it's short life.

The Yellowstone locomotive (2-8-8-4); the largest steam locomotive ever built.

A brute of scale, the first of its class (built in 1928) weighed 1,125,400 lbs (510,473 kg.), with a tractive effort of 145,930 lbs. (66,193 kgs.), and 111 ft. (34 meters) long.

While there are electric, diesel, and diesel-electric locos that are larger and/or more powerful, there's nothing like these BIG CHONK steamies.

#steam locomotives #trains #big fun things with a lot of bits on and in them

[breezybeauty]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Yellowstone My Tomorrows Are All Yours Blue Wood Wall Decor Unique Wall Decor.

[what-do-1000-swords-look-like]

Okay, they're not even being subtle about this anymore. Carter getting up on the horse on his own, and then Tate getting up on his horse but having assistance. The scenes are literally back to back.

I'M SO CURIOUS ABOUT THIS PARALLEL

#tate dutton #carter #yellowstone 5x05 #yellowstonetv #yellowstoneposts #yellowstone lb #yellowstone 5x05 lb

[wernerherzogs]

two full seasons deep into yellowstone and i still don't get why beth hates jamie so much

#yeah i go there now. yeah don't ask. #nothing in the show so far explains such vitrol towards him like??? will s3 finally shed some light on this or #john too has been more cruel towards him than to any other of his children #he's literally tried to be independent once (1) so far and even that was because of the path his father had pushed him on first before he #changed his mind #i just want to get it bro!!!!!!!!! #yellowstone lb #yellowstone spoilers #i know they're probably gonna turn jamie into a full blown villain later on or sth but you know what? good for him ! #can't believe he's not actually gay too what a letdown 😞 #yellowstone: gay people? don't know her unless it's a category F character #gonna be telling myself it was the son who died at the beginning of the show i guess. #like..... you have all those children and you expect me to believe they're all straight..... Sure. #also i can't wait for john to die <3 hope rainwater gets his entire ranch at some point 😌

[ear-worthy]

New Year's Resolution: Fewer Celebrity Interview Podcasts

Remember the good old days on TV and radio when celebrities were interviewed by people trained to ask questions in a public forum? Ah, the old days. A troubling and annoying trend in podcasting is the growth of celebrity interview shows. These shows are like Japanese Barberry, Purple Loosestrife, and Kudzu.

That leads me to the announcement that "Television personality" Rachel Leviss, together with iHeartPodcasts, are premiering “Rachel Goes Rogue” on January 8, 2024. Rachel Goes Rogue will be executive produced by iHeartPodcasts and Bethenny Frankel and the “Just B” Podcast Network.

The people at iHeart wrote this: "After navigating through a tumultuous year of intense public scrutiny, Rachel has emerged resilient and committed to personal growth. As the host of Rachel Goes Rogue, Leviss will lean into her journey and connect with listeners in a whole new way."

To be fair, the show could be terrific, yet does podcasting truly need another show with a Reality TV celebrity oversharing about their randy, chaotic and overdramatized life?

It's just that every celebrity with a little time on their hands has plunged into the interview podcast pool, and all that splashing has listeners wondering how they ended in the deep end of this ego-stroking pool.

Celebrity podcasts have overwhelmed the sea wall built to protect listeners from celebrity self-love, self-absorption, and self-actualization.

We had the heavy hitters like Meghan Markle in Archetypes and Michelle Obama, who were here and are now gone. Then, we have the lesser-known celebs like Justin Long, Gwyneth Paltrow (Goop -- Heaven help us), and Seth Rogen.

It's not that all of these celebrity podcasts are bad -- except for Snooki & Joey -- but like true-crime podcasts, there are just too many of them.

There are so many of these podcasts that there is a podcast called the Celebrity Podcast Podcast that covers celebrity podcasts. Talk about meta.

So I know what you're saying? What's your problem?

After all, broadcast TV has lovable trash like The Bachelor and Bachelorette and The Masked Singer. Discovery has an entire channel dedicated to skewering humanity with shows like 1000-lb Sisters and MILF Manor (jeez).

No problem. To each their own. But TV also has Abbott Elementary, Ghosts, Yellowstone, and 60 Minutes.

My problem is that I'm frightened that podcasting will be the recycling plant for celebrities disgraced and seeking redemption, or those with fading careers inundating the medium. Podcasting already has a problem with the conspiracy theorists, misinformation mavens, and true-crime obsessives overwhelming podcast feeds.

Take, for example, the new podcast by T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach, formerly of ABC's Good Morning America. The podcast premiered on December 5 on the iHeartPodcast Network. In addition to hosting and executive producing their own podcast, Robach and Holmes will also collaborate on a full slate of upcoming programming for iHeartPodcasts.

Here's the marketing promotion from iHeart: "Hosts and executive producers Robach and Holmes are a formidable broadcasting team with decades of experience delivering headline news and captivating viewers nationwide. Now, the duo will get behind the microphone to explore meaningful conversations about current events, pop culture, and everything in between. Nothing is off limits"

Does the off limits include interviews with their ex-spouses so they get to tell their side of the story? So, the duo are temporarily persona non grata on television, and some agent said, "I know. Start a podcast."

Podcasting, like TV and radio, is a zero-sum game. We are definitely seeing that now in streaming TV, where execs just woke up and realized streaming isn't a moneymaker. Suddenly, streamers like Netflix and Max are canceling or removing shows faster than Taylor Swift can take over the entire world.

In podcasting, there are some terrific interview shows. Fresh Air, WTF with Marc Maron, How I Built This, Vox Conversations, Jemele Hill Is Unbothered, The Jordan Harbinger Show, and so many more.

How about Shannen Doherty? The “Beverly Hills, 90210” "Charmed" actor, 52, debuted the new iHeartRadio podcast “Let’s Be Clear with Shannen Doherty” last month, which covers many aspects of her life, both professional and personal. Doherty has stage four cancer.

Doherty told People Magazine in an interview published on Tuesday that those aspects will include her experiences living with cancer, and that it will “explore all the different phases and stages” of the disease, including “what it’s like to lose your hair (a) multitude of times, (and) how to stay authentic to yourself.”

Doherty, in that People Magazine interview, explained that doctors will be among the guests she speaks to, and that the podcast is encouraging her on her journey, calling it “invigorating” and saying it “helps me for sure.”

Now, that's a celebrity podcast that has value because it's about a life we may someday face ourselves, and the courage displayed in the battle.

With Spotify and other networks pulling back on money and resources for podcasting, every new celebrity podcast means one less potential quality podcast from a person listeners have not yet heard of.

How many is too many? Sometimes, it seems like every celebrity has a podcast. Does a celebrity on a reality show who became famous for "Karen" behavior really deserve a podcast? And isn't that podcast going to crowd out the aspirational podcasters who start their own interview shows without the spotlight of having received a rose ten years ago on a reality TV show?

Marc Maron was not a celebrity when he started his podcast out of his garage. Believe it or not, Joe Rogan was simply a former reality show TV host when he started his podcast.

Are all those celebrity podcasts flooding the podcasting space, crowding out the potential for unknowns to surface and become household names? Is podcasting becoming Kardashian-ized like reality TV?

It's bad enough that Dr. Phil has a podcast. So, no more TV castoffs and celebrity laughingstocks on podcasts. If celebrities are sliding into podcasting, please make it people like Julia Louis Dreyfuss, Lupita Nyong'o, and Emma Watson.

For me, the best celebrity podcast is Clear+Vivid with Alan Alda. Smart, intellectually curious, and far-ranging, the show is, as one reviewer commented, "The perfect mix of insightful and humanistic conservation."

On the latest episode, Alda interviews Steve Inskeep about his new book about Abraham Lincoln. The new book takes a fresh look at Abraham Lincoln’s life by recounting sixteen face-to-face encounters Lincoln had with people who differed with him, sometimes vehemently. The book not only reveals his skills as a master politician in a deeply divisive time, but also has lessons for today.

Hey, I understand if you are fascinated by the sexual goings-on with Good Morning America or Vanderpump Rules. Human beings are naturally curious, especially about other people's business when other people are getting busy with each other.

But are these frolics worthy of a podcast? Maybe a few episodes, and then you move on to some terrific podcasts that are gossipy, creepy, and trashy by definition, and they're by indie podcasters.

Try Trashy Divorces or What a Creep. You can still get the dirt without getting dirty.

#podcast #podcasting #celebrity #interview

[angelvyxen]

So we've got a potential nuclear war, Earth's core stopped rotating, Mexico's volcano, Yellowstone coming to life, 'Disease X', 60k lbs of stolen ammonium nitrate, aliens, Congress being given satellite phones for 'a disruptive event'

Plus China braces for new Covid wave with up to 65 million weekly cases by the end of June

YIKES

At this point I’m just going to vibe until it all comes to an end. 😙✌🏾 I might as well buy that new 14 Pro Max too.

[syoddeye]

Hermit

updated 2024/04/22 COD OC biz below. goofed the image resolution; will redo later.

Name: Avery C. Spence

Callsign: Hermit (formerly Yellowstone)

Age: 36

Gender: AFAB; non-binary

Sexuality: Declined

Pronouns: They/them, he/him

Description

Hermit is 5'10" (178 cm) and weighs ~160 lbs. (77 kg). They have slightly wider shoulders but an overall straighter silhouette they purposely style (as much as one can in uniform) to minimize any curvature. 

Their hair is naturally dark brown, and they keep it buzzed. It's a personal preference and out of practicality. Their eyes are a lighter shade of brown than their hair, and their eyebrows are thick. On the left side of their nose is an old piercing scar.

They have their fair share of scars, but the most prominent ones are on their hands. Their knuckles and palms are covered in old and newer scars. Due to their work, they have thick calluses on the webbing between their thumb and pointer fingers and their palms from handling weaponry and tools. They are self-conscious about their hands and refrain from touching people with their bare skin.

Out of uniform, they remain covered in all weather and temperatures and stick to neutral colors. Their civilian wardrobe consists of simpler pieces of varying thickness, baggier clothes, and nothing flashy. Since their head is shaved, they usually wear some kind of hat.

They are particular about sun exposure and religiously apply SPF. This goes hand-in-hand with their preference to cover up.

At work, they avoid jewelry. No rings or earrings. Nothing to get snagged or grabbed. 

They have the following tattoos and piercings:

A tape measure, left bicep

A scrimshaw knife, left forearm

Railroad spike on back of left forearm

Trebuchet, back of left arm, text that says SEND IT

Right ear helix piercing, wears a silver band when not working

Ear lobe piercings, never wears anything in them

Upbringing

Hermit hails from Bozeman, Montana. Their parents were park rangers at Yellowstone (their namesake), with their mother working the winter season and their father working summers. As such, Hermit spent the school year living in an apartment in Bozeman and summer break living in seasonal housing closer to the park.

With park rangers for parents, Hermit spent much of their youth outside. Their parents impressed upon them the importance of basic survival skills and a reverence for nature. Their traditional education was supplemented with long hours spent practicing said skills in all weather: starting fires, building emergency shelters, identifying plants, identifying and tracking animals, and setting traps. When they turned twelve, they started tagging along on hunting trips with their mother and uncle. Every year after that, they missed school at the start of every deer and elk season.

They were a decent student with a middling academic record. Their teachers regularly pushed them to participate in class more, to no avail. Socially reserved, they kept a small circle, something that’s remained true throughout their life.

Military recruiters were common visitors at their high school, and given their disinterest in formal academics and affinities for the outdoors and firearms, enlisting seemed a no-brainer. Convincing their parents was a different matter. In the end, they joined the Air Force.

Shortly after they joined, their mother developed early-onset Alzheimer’s.

Early Career

The early years of Hermit's military career were among the most social of their life. Despite being solitary and on the quieter side, they were noted for having a 'calming' effect on their comrades and for being 'easy to talk to'. In reality, despite never saying much or really anything at all, Hermit served as more of a soundboard and unwitting therapist to their comrades.

They were repeatedly assigned to the armory as soon as they were qualified. Their deep appreciation for weaponry and preference for working alone made it an easy decision. Not one to gripe about the long hours, usually the first to arrive and last to leave, they practically lived in every vault they worked in.

In their first few postings, they struggled with frequently encountering what they considered a complete disregard for rules. Sloppiness. Rudeness. These things could not stand. It earned them their first callsign, Yellowstone, not just for their upbringing but also for the dormant anger that erupted into magnificent displays. Their outbursts got them into more trouble than they'll admit.

Time and experience cooled Hermit’s anger, returning them to a more reticent nature. Eventually, folks started to refer to them as 'Hermit’ as they practically lived in the armory, and made a habit of disappearing whenever off duty or on leave.

They received an honorable discharge shortly after celebrating their twelfth year of service and moved back to Montana to help their father care for their ailing mother. Their mother passed away shortly after that, and they became estranged from their father.

Listless and unable to cope with civilian life, they looked for PMC work.

Chimera

Over the next five years, Hermit moved domestically and internationally several times, bouncing from PMC to PMC. They never gelled with the groups they ran with. Then, they met Nikolai while he was visiting the facilities of their last gig. Nik openly talked a lot of shit until he met Hermit and glimpsed the vault. They refused to allow him access because of the rules. However, Nik liked what he saw and took a shine to the quiet and surly armorer. Months later, Nik returned and, in a blatant disrespect for Hermit's current director, extended an offer to Hermit to join Chimera. It took Hermit a week to accept.

#we're handwaving our military inaccuracies here #cod ocs #cod oc hermit #inspired by charlie #and p sharing jonesy!

[shopnantucketisland]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Fishing Techniques Ecology History How To Reference Homeschool Hobby Education.

[slotsgroup263]

Cowboy poker

Cowboy Poker 3 - YouTube.

‎Cowboy Cardsharks Poker on the App Store.

Steal - Wikipedia.

Governor of Poker 2 | The Official Governor of Poker site.

Cowboy Poker.

Cowboy Pictures - The Last Best West The Last Best West.

Cowboy Poker - Horse.

50 Cowboy Jokes That Will Spur On Laughter - Kidadl.

"Cowboy Poker" Yellowstone Ep201 on Vimeo.

Poker cowboy | Cowboys en el glosario de poker.

'Yellowstone' Fans Share Insane Video of Real-Life Cowboy Poker Game.

Gambling in the Old West - Legends of America.

Poker | Cowboys Casino.

Cowboy Poker - Bulls' Night Out Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo.

Cowboy Poker 3 - YouTube.

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Cowboy Poker, made popular by the show Yellowstone, is a game where four poker players see who can stay at the table the longest and an angry bull charges at them. The game is mostly luck, as the. Poker | Cowboys Casino 7 days a week 24 hours a day BACK POKER ROOM If you require more information about our Poker Room or have any comments or concerns please email Poker Manager, Wilson Liau. To get on our Poker Room List or for more information, please call 403-514-7058.

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Major wreak at the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo. Who do you think won this round of Cowboy Poker?. The general theme was that the cowboys would actually have to play hands of poker while the bull was running loose in the arena but nowadays they usually don't bother with the cards. Prizes. In this event (actually called suicide poker), cowboys compete to see who can stay sitting the longest at a card table when they let a 1500 lb bull in the ri.

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In all variants of Hold'em, being dealt "Cowboys" means that you are dealt two Kings as your hole cards. K-K is the second strongest starting hand that you can be dealt in Hold'em (only A-A is stronger). Let's look at an example of when the term "Cowboys" might be used in a poker game..

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Cowboy Poker has been one of the most exciting, new cross boars that we've been able to offer customers this Spring. Thick, broad built, dense, hairy and athletic best describe this guy. He's a littermate to the Champion York Barrow at San Antonio in February '21 and comes from an extremely deep litter. Huge wreak during a game of Cowboy Poke this Tuesday night! The only question is, who won? Tell us who you think should win the prize money!.

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The first rule that he knows is to go upstream from the herd! 41. Why was the cowboy sick when he rode a wild horse in the forest? Because he got affected with bronc-itis! 42. What is the only place where all cowboys go when they go on thinking over things? They usually go to Ponder-osa! 43. Gameplay. Cowboy Casino Interactive Poker is a game in which the player challenges five poker players from the Old West.. Reception. Next Generation reviewed the game, rating it one star out of five, and stated that "you don't learn much, or even enjoy playing the hands.". Entertainment Weekly gave the game a B- and wrote that "While the poker simulation Cowboy Casino has more bells and. That is exactly what happens in Cowboy Poker. Loved by audience members of rodeo everywhere, this event involves 4 cowboys sitting at a poker table to play a hand, while a bull is released into the arena to spoil their fun. The object of the game is to be the last remaining player at the table.

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Big FREE welcome package of poker chips, gold and a Cowboy or Cowgirl hat. FREE chip stack bonus every 4 hours to make sure you can always play poker Complete all poker achievements and win gold coins and XP points. Social and status Distinguish yourself by winning badges and trophies with your poker skills. Rodeo Cowboy Poker Rules. A rodeo event that is taken place inside of a rodeo arena. A table is set up and contestiants are sitting around it as if they are playing poker. A rank bull is set free in the arena. The last man sitting in his chair is the winner! Cowboy Up! Bull Attacks Cowboy Poker Game!!! Be sure to check out all of our western gear!.

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. Los Reyes (KK) o Cowboys y los Ases (American Airlines) dos de los apodos de cartas de poker más conocidos mundialmente. Con la sensación que el poker americano es y ha sido la gran zona de influencia por la que se ha. Master the odds of real Texas Holdem by playing this free poker Texas Holdem game. Watch your skills improve as your high score shoots up with each free poker game. Each AI opponent has his own unique personality--just like real people--so you can figure out all the little quirks involved in playing real texas holdem poker Free Poker Features.

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The cowboy in poker slang term or nickname is popularly used in reference to the holding of the King-King in poker. In other words, when a player is dealt King-King for starting hands he is said to have been dealt cowboys in poker or poker cowboys. The cowboy in poker is the second-best starting hand in poker only behind the mighty pocket Aces. Steal (poker), a type of a bluff; The Steal, the British melodic hardcore punk band; The Steal, a 2006 album by The Steal; The Steal, a 1995 British comedy thriller film; a discount; Steal, a gameplay element in the reality franchise series The Voice; See also. Stole (disambiguation) Stolen (disambiguation).

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Welcome to Cowboy Cardsharks - a poker game set in an 1880s-era casino with a 1980s-style interface. Relax and have fun! Learn to play poker from four wisecracking card sharks who will try to take your money! Here in the Old West, you'll play against Annie, Cowboy, Gambler, and The Kid. Each player has his own unique style of play - and playing. This is ""Cowboy Poker" Yellowstone Ep201" by Nicolas Harvard on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

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