Uhuh uhuh, you have very cool jacket and I want one too

So uhh.
My mum called me an Auntie for the first time today.
I was in a dark place this week, but she's helped me realise just how loved I am.
I've cried like 5 times tonight over it. And now I'm crying a 6th.

There was a woman in my mirror today. She's been there before, but not for a long time.
I'd like to see her again sometime.

Meta censoring warnings about illicit drugs, health experts say Public health workers are warning lives could be at risk due to social media sites automatically censoring educational posts about illicit drugs circulating in the community.

Public health workers are warning lives could be at risk due to social media sites automatically censoring educational posts about illicit drugs circulating in the community.

Fit for seeing my folks today

Were gonna see fragging like never before

The thing I love is that the elevators were designed with twin engine aircraft in mind which formed part of the French carrier doctrine, but ultimately never came to be because of the surrender

I've come to the realisation that maybe the reason why I don't want to go out and do stuff alone is because of the time I got roofied in a bar by a man.

When Life is Deemed Unworthy: The Nazi 'Euthanasia' Programme YouTube video by Sir Manatee

www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhO1...
Normally a big fan of Sir Manatee's content, he does a lot to provide context to the society that produced the Nazis.
But I disagree that we've learned the lessons from Aktion T4. You had to be forcibly sterilised if you were Trans until 2011 in Germany.

Amplified side effects and your body maybe not absorbing it all

Trangender Lizard King

Selecting a target is resolved immediately before firing, so it is the firing itself, but just resolved at a weird time

My parents still have my old RC one. It was like 15 inches long

Captain Valdamir Leontinius of the Ultramarines 3rd Company

Posted some Ultimate Admiral shit, if people are interested, I'll play out the campaign with periodic updates.

France 1900: Still bearing the scars of the War of 1870, France draws some comfort in the Marine Nationale's victory over the German fleet in the Battle of the Dogger-Strait. This victory highlighted issues however, that the French sought to remedy with the Nouveau Siècle de la Marine.

The diminutive Bourrasque-Class (1900) is the most compromised of the Nouveau Siècle de la Marine designs, trading the originally designed 139mm guns for 120mm, and halving her torpedo armament due to the limited availability of dockyard which could construct 900+-tonne vessels.

The La Motte-Picquet class Protected Cruiser (1899) is somewhat unique in it's design. Her 'All-Little-Gun' design is coupled with an impressive battery of torpedoes, combining the protected and torpedo cruiser into one class. Her impressive 7-gun broadside outmasses most contemporaries with 6" guns

The Armoured Cruiser Dupleix (1894) was the first of the Marine Nationale's warships built as part of the Nouveau Siècle de la Marine. Her main armament was revised down from 240mm to 194mm to trim the design, introducing a third turret to compensate, resulting in the first true superfiring guns.

The Danton Class (1900) was a French Semi-Dreadnought from the Nouveau Siècle de la Marine building programme. Her individual fire-directors proclude her classification as a Dreadnoguht despite her all-big-gun armament. While not the largest ship in the water, she is the most expensive and capable.

Oh yeah, I didn't realise she'd actually been completed. But was ordered as Dreadnought was hitting the water. So she would be disqualified from being the first all big gun ship regardless

The Japanese had designed her, but never ended up building her. The French had a design for an all big gun Danton, but it would have been 2 twins and 6 single turrets. They ended up replacing the singles with twin 9.4" guns

It was the USS South Carolina

An additional note on her design: the All Big Gun design had been attempted before, with the Japanese, Americans, French and British all drafting designs beforehand, but what set Dreadnought apart was her central fire director, allowing her to make full use of her uniform ballistics.

An interesting note on Steam Turbines is that the USN didn't adopt them until I believe the Arizona, meaning most of their dreadnoughts still used coal-fired boilers hence their sluggish speeds, being some of very few to do so.

Maybe I should do another Ultimate Admiral playthrough and post updates here...
I have to figure out what is up with the AI aggression because in the final patch they avoid war like the plague and just keep trying to pay you off.

Oh yeah, be careful when you're close to them, they can move

Yeah, let's give Sam Altman access to our medical records, what could possibly go wrong

It's weird that both parties act as if the other is in power constantly

I get NSFW mods, but I'm playing Skyrim for immersion and adventure, not to get off.