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Title from The Beach Boys song on their 1967 album Smiley Smile.
For some reason I am reminded of an old Gary Larson/The Far Side cartoon titled "Bad guy comin' in, Arnie!...Minor key!"
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Imagined in Midjourney with additional work in Photoshop.
Look Batman, it's all your favorite suits from LEGO Batman: The Videogame! (Only the original ones though.)
Obviously I've given most of them some updates, partially because the originals are very old at this point relative to LEGO Batman as a whole, partially because most of the pieces and prints don't exist! But hopefully you like my revisions.
Shoutout to Payton for planting this idea in my head.
Also, as an editor's note, the magnet suit pictured here is actually the one featured in the second game, which I accidentally thought was the original suit. To make up for it, I included the original version in my sequel post instead.
Left to right:
Top row (Robin suits):
Attract Suit, Magnet Suit (2nd edition), Water Suit, and Technology Suit.
Bottom row (Batman suits):
Sonic Suit, Glide Suit, Heat Protection Suit, and Demolition Suit.
Check out my post for LEGO Batman 2 here!
Found this while perusing iFunny before. I eventually have to make all the Knights of Ren but I'm not sure if this is legit or not. Anyway enjoy the lineup!
Parfait - Dere Waifu Bath Water @ ｅｑｕａｌ１０
This was a very fun project because Parfait got to get back into drawing again and even streamed some of the art of these girls. You can watch the VOD for Deredere and Tsundere HERE.
What's Included:
In every purchase you will receive a texture HUD to change the color of your lid. You have 4 options; pink, blue, white, and black. Because of this, it is recommended you purchase based on -dere type.
You must wear the jar AND the lid for the drink animation to work properly.
The FATPACK includes ALL of the -dere types as well as the Dere Waifu EXTREME tub which has 3 color options; pink, blue, and white.
Uh, and it has a drinking animation too. (ya nasty)
ｓｈｏｐ ｔｈｉｓ ａｔ ｅｑｕａｌ１０ 苛尉ズょド
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Store owner placing a sign that prohibits airplane glue sales to minors, (1968). In the 1960s, the issue of selling airplane glue to minors became a growing concern as reports of “glue sniffing” surged among teenagers. This cheap, readily available model airplane glue, contained potent solvents like toluene, and offered a quick, disorienting high when inhaled.
Parents and lawmakers grew alarmed as stories of dazed kids, health crises, and even fatalities piled up, prompting a push for restrictions. By mid-decade, some hobby shops and pharmacies began voluntarily carding buyers or moving glue behind counters. Some municipalities actually passed laws to curb sales to those under 21.
Just want to say up front, the following is not some sort of cry for help or anything of that sort. There is no need for alarm, I'm not going to do anything drastic or crazy; part of me just wanted to open up, and I've been wanting to post something new on here for so long, so I'm just sort of doing both. If you're just wanting to be on here for fun stories or neat creations, don't worry about reading any of the rest of this; I definitely am not wanting to oblige any of you to read this, it's mostly just for me.
Like I said, it has been quite a while since I posted; March, to be exact; the casting call for a project I am simply needing to officially cancel; more on that later. In truth, things have been rather intense for a while. Not busy in a way that I would never have had time to post, but occupied in a way that, mentally speaking, I have not been capable of getting around to it. I'll elaborate; in hindsight, I've had pretty significant problems with anxiety and depression since at least as early as fourth grade, although it wasn't really clear to me, or diagnosed, until my sophomore year of college. It was really bad at that point due to some family factors; I was still living with my parents at that time and attending at University of Tennessee, but due to my dad's job as a methodist minister, we had just moved locations the previous summer, and I was suddenly cut off by a couple of hours from the friends and support that I had from high school (and even earlier in a couple of cases). Things got bad enough that I was no longer capable of managing my classes, and so I stepped away from school with just a few junior-level classes under my belt. The last year, I have been back in the area from before renting a small house with a long-standing friend of mine. Depression-wise, things have been certainly better; I was able to come off of some meds I had been taking for it at the beginning of the year, and I'm back close to my people again.
It has not all been perfect, and this is where it gets more into my absence. The job I had been working since the move back had gotten somewhat unpleasant; I was particularly not happy with it, and my work was certainly impacted by my problems. Push came to shove about a month back; if I had a different manager, or one who had handled things differently, this following bit would not have happened at all; I'm not blaming them, as there was certainly my own hand in this, but my manager did not handle the situation well at all. Things got to the point where I could either step away or get fired within the same timeframe. I chose to take the option that would give me the best opportunity, so I put in my two-week notice and left on my own terms. I just finished out the end of last week, and now it's over. I've been in for an interview with another job, and applied for several more, but I'm still waiting to hear back on anything else. This has all built up over a rather intense year; mid-January, for example, my grandmother passed away. It's been a lot.
Not all bad, mind you. I proposed to my girlfriend of nearly five years now, and we're currently planning for our May-of-2018 wedding.
To the point, though, when my depression effects me, I tend to shut down, so to speak. I don't get suicidal, or start self-harming, or anything like that; my willpower to do anything basically drops to zero. It basically feels like exhaustion. Simple things like reading or playing a game become too monumental to accomplish; being on the computer should seem easy, but the moment I run out of my normal routine websites, I just sit looking at the page trying to figure out what to go to next. Often I even have to give up on that and just resort to iFunny, possibly the least-effort activity I could possibly manage. I simply can't manage the things I like to do; I don't write, or upload videos to my youtube channel, or pictures here. I've gotten better about forcing myself to do something, thankfully; I've begun uploading simple designs to a Redbubble account (make art, slap it on shirts and merch and stuff). It can be hard to motivate myself to make anything, as almost all of my videos get practically no views, and I've definitely only made under $20 on Redbubble, but when I can manage to make myself make something, it helps.
To everyone who would've been involved with, or even just looking forward to, the Batman villain video I posted casting calls for, I sincerely apologize for canning everything after so many months of silence. It is simply more than I am going to be able to do right now in my life.
In typing all of this out, I've decided I'm going to get personal; if you don't want to read on about items such as personal beliefs, or politics, or choosing one comics company over another, feel free to step away. I don't want to force any of this on anyone, and if you've even read on this far, that's already more support than I was asking of anyone anyway. Thank you for coming this far. Just know that I don't judge people for differences on any of the following; anyone could be in a different place due to personal situations, experiences, or even just a different cognitive setup than I have. I'm definitely not doing this to tell anyone that they are right or wrong.
Who is Charlie?
A college dropout with lifelong depression, duh. See the three-trillion paragraphs before this one for that.
Alright, jokes aside.
I like to embrace myself as a creative person. Back in middle and high school, I considered myself a smart person; I certainly excelled in educational departments back then. Now, I really consider myself more along the lines of average. I have struggled (and even failed) to pull off enough tasks in my life to realize about where that puts me.
I consider myself an anti-nihilist in terms of philosophy. Where a nihilist might look at the universe and see meaninglessness, I look at the uncertainties and see the opportunity to try and make the world something more worthwhile, even if it's just a tiny difference.
You might remember I mentioned my father is a preacher a while back. Honestly, I'm more agnostic than anything else. There are simply too many unknowns, and too many issues I've come to take with various religious principles; if I find that a theological principle lacks a convincing philosophical support, I find it very hard to believe in the religious backdrop that supports the theology. And I know the fallacy here; one potential flaw does not make the other beliefs automatically moot, but at this point, I've run into enough problems that I'd rather just accept that the great unknowns of the universe do not currently have an answer we've figured out. Even being raised in the methodist church, I look back and see problems; too much looks like trying to shape a child's mind to automatically believe rather than form a convincing belief in the first place. Thankfully, my dad was always better about that than most; he actually does have the strongest theological understanding I've seen. The difference I have with that is how to deal with the theology; for example, when he says that the bible does not support homosexuality, I can agree on that: the bible really doesn't like gays. To him, that's enough. That's not enough for me; I have never been convinced by an argument that claims that homosexuality isa moral wrong, so the philosophy wins over the theology.
Now that I've already potentially alienated people, I'l jump in to politics. I'm fairly moderate, although I often tend to lean liberal, and for a particular reason. I support things that lean towards providing the best lives possible for the most people possible; the universe certainly doesn't seem to try and make things better for any person, so we as the other people are the only ones who will. If there is more than just this life as we know it, that's great. If not, though, this is all we have; if this is all we have, I don't want people to just live miserably and then be done. If we have the power to improve someone's life, we should. None of this should be political, but sadly, it is. Don't get me wrong, people who get heavily political on either side drive me up the wall. There were no good candidates in the US election last year, AND THAT IS ALL I AM GOING TO SAY ON THAT.
Of course, here comes the most polarizing, WW III-starting opinion I can possibly put out there: I prefer DC comics over Marvel. Go ahead, pick your jaw back up. Obviously, this is going to be apparent to anyone familiar with my post history on here, not to mention this very pic. Marvel's fine, it's just not my first choice. Their movies, in particular, haven't wowed me in a while, and only a few of them have at that. There's just too much of a "Marvel mold" that they all come out of, and it just doesn't do it for me any more. I'll put it this way: Spider-Man Homecoming is objectively, unarguably, most definitely a better movie than Suicide Squad. No doubt about it. However, I've seen the latter multiple times, and the former once. I always enjoyed my viewings of Deadshot and Harley (and some other guys) Fight Bubbly Monsters, even though the editing was poor and it sounded like someone left their iPod on shuffle for the first half. Spider-Man Is A High Schooler Again This Time did not have the same problems; it was a much better-made film, but when I walked out of it, my only thought was "Eh, it's alright. It's fine." I don't mind that other people like the Marvel movie formula, but it does make me a little sad that so many people act like you have to hate the DC movie (lack of one particular) formula.
I guess I've been ranting a while. All in all, I certainly feel a tad better having put this all out there. Feel free to discuss any of this here, or just ignore it and go on about your day; either's fine by me. I'll put links to my Youtube and Redbubble pages below here; they certainly could use the support, if you're interested. Again, though, don't force yourself to bother with either if you don't want; no obligations on my page.
Thanks for all of the support I've seen on stuff over the last several months, even though I've not been posting. I've seen, and appreciated it all. Hopefully I'll have normal pictures and uploads again on here soon; my light box is currently housing dozens of minifigures, bricks, and builds where I haven't been able to motivate myself to clear them out for further use.
YouTube Channel:
www.youtube.com/channel/UCV4qPn06kZAzFxYyIkaOLKg
Redbubble:
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Source:
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“For Release Friday, November 3, 1972
AnyCar II, focal point of Manufacturers Hanover Trust's fall auto loan program, is worthy successor to bank's first AnyCar, "ForChevAmChrysVagen." New AnyCar, created by special car designer Gene Winfield, combines parts of 50 car models dating from 1930s to 1970s. Dominant 1929 Hudson body gives AnyCar II classic "look," and unique blend of modern car models emphasizes diversity of choice available to car purchasers.
From:
Don Hassell, Public Relations
Manufacturers Hanover Trust
350 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10022
Tel: 212-350-4452”
And if you ever had any doubt, this 1978 commercial proves that the AnyCar II was in fact a running and driving automobile: