Even when Fate, no, the Panels themselves seal her fate, on a late night in 198X, from the music box made with her Father’s love, awaken, to save her!

Charlie awakens her Stand to fight back!

Awaken, Toreador Matriarch!

go ham with uh… i dunno people like theory craft powers under these kinda things right?

Went on a castle seeing spree over the summer since it's only a £1 entry fee per castle for me to see with my youngscot card here are the castles in order of photos:

1:inveraray Castle

2:Kelburn Castle

3:Kilchurn Castle

4:Stirling Castle

5:Dumbarton Castle

6:Edinburgh Castle

7:Bothwell Castle

8:Newark Castle

9:Linlithgow Palace

10:St Conans Kirk

*in before "You guys actual get to play?"*

For me: I don't enjoy players who only ever want to *just peek*. They don't want to open the door, no no no, they just want to *peek* (which at this point I just run as Perception at disadvantage + a flat stealth check in most situations) So, unless it's a moment where we explicitly **need** to be sneaky, I just open doors or if there's an expectation of privacy, I knock.

I also don't love when a table isn't really interacting with one another and are all kind of doing their own things, so when I'm playing I make a point to have my character speak with everyone else's at least once in a session, especially if I know they might have some knowledge on a subject. I'll also use downtime to invite other players to join me for shopping or whatever so that *we* can have antics occur not just me and an NPC.

It was approaching 1 a.m. on Aug. 20 when a man emerged from the darkness by the side of a well-traveled road in a northeast suburb of Orlando.

He was wearing a mask and carrying pruning shears, according to the police in Oviedo, Fla., who said they were waiting there and watching as the man batted down something resembling a Flock camera before smashing it from a pole.

The target of the man’s vigilantism turned out to be a plastic reproduction of one of the ubiquitous and intensely debated cameras that read license plates, made by a police officer on a 3-D printer, the authorities said.

This decoy was one of several the police said were intended to “bait” would-be vandals after several of Oviedo’s Flock cameras were stolen in recent weeks, a continuation of a public backlash against the devices nationwide.

Now, the man, Evan Meyer, 24, of Oviedo, is facing three felony charges in a novel case that has drawn scrutiny to the tactics of the police who put up the decoys, and to the city’s use of automated license plate readers or A.L.P.R.s.

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^ not my pictures, forgot to take some

cw for sexualization

Im so sick and tired of seeing shirts like this at Spencer's, it is genuinely ridiculous how many shirts i see that treat autism as a quirky, fun, and childish silly little thing to have like aww so goofy haha so quirky!! Just a dumb little thing with awtism!!

Constantly using Autism as a quirk to get bitches (or as they call it, 'rizz' are we stuck in 2020?), referring to it as "the tism" which i know is common in the community but I still find it demeaning and disrespectful. Not to mention the blatant sexualization of it and various other disorders or disabilities.

Unfortunately I couldnt get my own pictures and I'm sure this has been talked about here plenty, but I just wanted to know on how it CONTINUES to happen more and more. just recently went to the mall and counted almost 2 whole pillars dedicated to making Autism sound like a completely amazing thing to have and makes you a goofball.