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mighty morbin mesa mawframes compilation for ur uhh mighty morbin mesa mawframe needs

Drew these over the years while hc'ing what my oc Sierra looks like under the bandana. As one of the older independent frames, some remnants of her humanity still remain beneath her swordsteel shell.

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shamebats

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eternalcyclicality

I bought a hamster cage, and I anchored it to the floor in my closet, and I placed my alarm clock inside. The power cord was fed down through a hole in the floor under the anchored cage and plugged into an outlet in the rafters of the basement, and the door to the hamster cage was locked with a combination dial padlock.

The closet itself was solid plaster, and I kept it completely empty save for the cage and alarm clock, so it functioned as a sort of amplification chamber for the alarm, making it entirely impossible for me to simply sleep through or ignore.

It was not possible to reach the alarm clock from outside the cage, or its power cord, and since the cage was essentially bolted to the floor, the alarm clock couldn't just be unplugged unless I wanted to walk across the entire length of the house, down a flight of stairs, and back again across the length of house on cold concrete while barefoot, to then climb and stand on a short ladder to reach the power cord in the rafters of the basement.

That was sufficiently involved enough that my sleepy brain never once considered it a viable option to even attempt, so the fastest and easiest way I could ever turn off my alarm clock, was to both remember the correct 3 numbers of my combination lock and also to properly execute the series of rotations to open it (which is not as easy it sounds when you're 99% still asleep and frantic to turn the damned thing off!)

By the time I could successfully open the combination lock and turn off the alarm clock, I would be fully awake: Mission Accomplished!

I used this method for 1.5 years until I had to move someplace else. Nothing to this day has worked as well for me as that torturous setup I had devised.



whatsareigentoamob

Out of all the possible trans headcanons to have in mp100, my favorite is Shou. There’s a few reasons, but mostly I like that there is no interpretation of his father’s reaction that isn’t hilarious.

whatsareigentoamob

A few off the top of my head, in descending order of comedy.

  1. “Daughter, we must speak.”
    “Dad, I’m actually… a boy.”
    “I see. So you’re transgender.”
    “Wait, you know what-”
    “Of course. I might not be a part of your generation, but I am still ‘hip with the kids’. World domination has nothing to do with how ‘woke’ you are.”
    Never talk like that again.”

  2. “Daughter, we must speak.”
    “Dad, I’m actually… a boy.”
    “Hmmm, I see. You must have used your psychic powers to change your gender.”
    “…Yep.”
    “Our power puts us on top of the world. It only makes sense that the circumstances of our birth hold no power over us. This control over fate is an important step for you. I am proud of you… Son.”
    Shou, who expected to come out to a deranged megalomaniac, and is instead having the first positive interaction with his father in eight years, and is thus experiencing physical whiplash: “Awesome. Thanks. I’m gonna go throw up.”

  3. “Daughter, we must speak.”
    “Dad, I’m actually… a boy.”
    “…”
    “…”
    Touichirou, internally: Shit. Dammit. I was sure my kid was a girl. Surely I didn’t misremember. It’s only been, what, how long? Four years since my last visit? Okay that is a while. Crap. Maybe, it’s a joke? Like, a joke that kids do? No, she’s not lying. Or I guess, he’s not lying? Oh hell. How could-
    Shou, who is close to shaking with fear because his father has been silent for five minutes straight since he came out: “…”
    “………..”
    “…Uh, Da-”
    “I knew that.”

bonk-boink

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soloh

I hate when I say things like "oh I want an ipod classic but with bluetooth so I can use wireless headphones" and some peanut comes in and replies with "so a smartphone with spotify?" No. I want a 160GB+ rectangular monstrosity where I can download every version of every song I want to it and it does nothing except play music and I don't need a data connection and don't have to pay a subscription to not have ads and don't have popups suggesting terrible AI playlists all over the menus.

Gimme the clicky wheel and song titles like "My Chemical Romance- The Black Parade- Blood (Bonus Track)- secret track- album rip- high quality"

foone

Tangara is an open source iPod clone, which includes bluetooth:

spacedustpan

If you want an IPod still because of sound quality: please see my reblog of this post which has reccomendations for a Modern but Very Similar DAP/Dedicated Audio Player (What MP3 Players are called now that more file types are used) that is reasonably priced!

OP even put up notes on Rock Box (a very popular custom OS you can install on it that makes it nicer to use) under the Read More iirc!

TLDR Check out the Surfans F20 and the Sony Walkman NW A-306 !!!

They're modern ipods that have bluetooth!

If you'd like an Actual Upgraded Ipod whether it's an "old" one or an Ipod Touch - you can get one pre-built by Elite Obsolete Electronics who are linked to in the post! 🎉🎊

Have fun OP! 😁

prismatic-bell

I COULD PROBABLY CARRY THIS AT WORK.

THANK YOU TUMBLR.

i never stopped using an mp3 player. when my old one from 2010 finally needed replacing a few years back i got a walkman nw-A55  and ive been very happy with it even if i wouldve preferred not-touchscreen. it at least has some physical controls and wasnt too pricey  i think i got mine for ~130? but i doubt that one's still being actively made  but still. mp3 players are still out there! some folks are still making them! 


presidentdragon

I HAVE BEEF WITH THE FOLLOWING:

  1. snacks with any kind of dust (doritos, cheetos, etc)
  2. the spider that made it's home in my monstera plant (doesn't pay rent)
  3. whoever decided two-prong outlets were a good idea
  4. cybertrucks (self-explanatory)
  5. business majors (again, self-explanatory)
  6. my grandma (gave me a bag of taffy [I love taffy] and then told me to share with my siblings 😡)

governmentbusiness

2. Spider pays rent by eating pests

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7. tumblr user governmentbusiness (made an idiot baka fool of me on my own post)

governmentbusiness

7. i also pay rent by eating pests

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chongoblog

For anyone who hasn't been up to date on the clown show that is the American news, I'll give a quick recap because oh boy.

So Jeffrey Goldberg is the editor-in-chief of The Atlantic. One day, he gets a notification on his phone from the messaging app "Signal". He sees that he's been added to a group chat called "Houthi PC small group". He thinks nothing of it at first, until a couple days later he sees on the news that the U.S. is bombing Yemen. He takes a look and sees that he has been added to a group chat by the National Security Advisor Mike Waltz.

Plenty of government officials including vice president JD Vance were in this conversation, and they were discussing their bombing on Yemen. And Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, was added by mistake.

So Goldberg approached the White House, who confirmed that he had been accidentally added to the chat. He then posted part of the conversation in a news story on the front page of his news website, omitting any classified information as to not get arrested for that level of security breach.

The response from the administration has been wild. They're all smearing the journalist, obviously, but their responses at first varied from "he made it all up" to "he must've hacked is way in" to "big deal, people add people to group chats on accident all the time". Eventually, they were put in front of Congress to testify under oath, where they said that nothing in the conversation was classified information like military hours or types of weapons used.

In response, Goldberg said "Oh, so it's not classified? Okay then! That means I can do this," and then he released the full unedited conversation. The conversation was nothing but classified information like military hours and the types of weapons used.

Not only are they communicating on private phones on third party apps as a way to circumvent the Presidential Records Act (the chat was interestingly set to auto-delete messages after 4 weeks), but it really kinda highlights the incompetence of America's leadership right now.

They're not going to win.

vaspider

Note: one thing was redacted- the name of an active field agent. But other than that? Yep.

Which means the editor of The Atlantic is more careful with agent identification than those fucking clowns.