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During Which Months Did Persona 1 And 2 Duology Take Place?

It’s well known among fans of the series that the later entries take place during an entire school year, however the same can’t be said about the earlier games. The only confirmed information about the time frame that P1 and P2 occur is the year, but dialogue present in these entries and the characters’ birthdays allow us to stipulate a more precise date of when they took place.

Before starting, it’s important to be aware of how the school year in Japan is divided (I’m not Japanese and all the information I got is from the internet. So if you are more familiar with the system, feel free to correct me or to just talk more about it): The academic year in Japan starts from April and ends in March, having summer vacation in August (normally going from July 20 to August 31) and winter vacation in the end of December to the beginning of January (normally going from December 26 to around January 6).

-Obs: All of the dates that I have just mentioned are related to 2023/2024. I wasn’t able to find anything about it in 1996 or 1999. So take them with a grain of salt.

Persona 1:

List of the main cast birthdays + their ages:

April 09, 1979 - Yukino - 17

June 04, 1979 - Maki - 17

July 11, 1979 - Mark - 17

August 18, 1979 - Reiji - 17

September 21, 1979 - Eriko - 17

October 02, 1979 - Nanjo - 17

December 24, 1979 (it's a complete nonsense) - Protagonist IN THE MANGA - 17

January 01, 1980 - Brown - 16

March 03, 1980 - Ayase - 16

Analyzing the age of the characters, it can be assumed that the game takes place at the end of 1996 since Nanjo is already 17 when it occurs. However, the birthday date of the protagonist in manga, generates some inconsistencies: if taking this date into consideration, the game would take place between December 24, 1996 and December 26, 1996 - since, after that, the winter vacation starts. It could be hypothetically possible for the game to only last two days, however, considering that there are two routes and that most people believe that P1 happened during a whole week, I’m ignoring this date. With this, we can conclude that:

Persona 1 Probable Time Period: Between October 02, 1996 and December 26, 1996

Persona 2 Duology:

List of the main cast birthdays + their ages:

April 09, 1979 - Yukino - 20

February 14, 1982 - Jun - 17

May 04, 1982 - Lisa - 17

June 13, 1967 - Baofu - 32

July 04, 1976 - Maya - 23

July 27, 1981 - Tatsuya - 18

September 21, 1979 - Eriko (P2:EP) - 20

October 02, 1979 - Nanjo (P2:EP) - 20

November 15, 1982 - Eikichi - 16

November 30, 1974 - Ulala - 24

December 30, 1973 - Katsuya - 25

-Obs: If you want to know why I only used July 27, 1981 as Tatsuya’s birthday while ignoring August 21, 1981 (present in the SMT Wiki) as a possible date, there’s this post explaining it.

Let’s begin with Innocent Sin. Besides the age of cast, there’s another variable that needs to be taken into account: when the Grand Cross happened. In real life, this event occurred on August 18 1999 and, while, in Eternal Punishment, many NPCs mentioned that the Grand Cross had passed during the summer, we can’t be sure if it happened during this specific date due to one small thing: rumors becoming true. It could be very plausible that the Grand Cross in IS took place in a different time because it was influenced by rumors, while, in EP, the actual Grand Cross occurred as normal. That being said, I’m using August 18 1999 as the day that this event happened (only because I can’t even think of another date) since I don’t believe that the creators would change it.

Well, we found out the period of when the game ended so finding when it began should not be that difficult, right?... Oh, is August 18 during the summer vacation in Japan? And are there characters attending class both during the beginning as well the end of the game? Well… things just got a little bit more complicated.

In front of this adversity, I have two prepositions. The first one depends on the assumption that the summer vacation in Japan used to happen during a different time frame in 1999 than the one we have now. With that, we can guess that the game starts around July 27, 1981 since Tatsuya would already be 18. On the other hand, the second one regards the vacation period of 1999 as the same one as the one of now. In this hypothesis, we can guess that the game began some time before July 20 as well that the Kasugayama School Festival happened on the last day of class. Personally, I’m putting the latter just because the former’s time frame is also included in it. With this, we can conclude that:

P2:IS Probable Time Period: Between July 12, 1999 and August 18, 1999

Finally, we can get into Eternal Punishment! After the many contradictions present in Innocent Sin’s time frame (Nyarly would be proud), discovering when EP takes place is going to be way easier and this is only possible due to the main cast’s birthdays along with their dialogue.

First of all, it’s been confirmed by the creator that EP occurred some months after the Grand Cross, more specifically, during the autumn 1999. With that, we can take a closer look into one dialogue said by Nanjo in Parabellum a bit before going into Mt. Iwato: “Ms. Amamo, he is still a minor. I do not feel it wise to bring him to this kind of establishment… NO, I’m not being tense!”. For those unaware, the drinking age in Japan is 20 years old. Based on that, Nanjo becoming tense could be interpreted as him being nervous since he’s just recently turned 20. With that, it’s possible to presume that the game takes place after Nanjo’s birthday.

Another series of dialogue to take into consideration are of Ulala’s. During the entirety of the game, she is always stressing out that she’s turning 25 soon which indicates that her birthday has still not passed. With this, we can conclude that:

P2:EP Probable Time Period: Between October 02, 1999 and November 30, 1999

And now, we can say that this analysis is finished! Remember that this is only a personal theory of mine, done only because I couldn’t find any posts exploring the subject. Feel free to discuss your own opinions on the matter and to correct any errors I’ve made.

#persona 1 #megami ibunroku persona #persona 2 #persona 2 innocent sin #persona 2 eternal punishment #persona series #can't believe that I just wrote my first big essay in my second language and that I'm posting something the internet after so many years #I think it's pretty obvious that I'm used to writing more formal pieces of work #and also what my favorite game in the series is #IS section got pretty big haha #man I love the original persona trilogy #my post

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Fundie Families and Adjacents I Follow: Wissmann

Loren Albert Wissmann- May 15, 1957

Gloria Ann- June 6, 1958

Loren and Gloria married on August 16, 1980, they were ages 23 and 22. They share 13 children, 9 children-in-law, and 27 grandchildren.

1. Rachel Anna- January 31, 1982

2. Ruth Elissa- August 16, 1983

3. Josiah David- February 23, 1985

4. Bethany Lynne- July 10, 1986

5. Andrew Michael- February 29, 1988

6. Elizabeth Joy- September 21, 1989

7. Matthias Meinert- June 18, 1991

8. Stephan Gerald- July 15, 1993

9. Hannah Marlys- June 23, 1995

10. Susanna Evelyn- March 7, 1997

11. Alaythia Gloria- October 22, 1999

12. Nathanael Loren- October 28, 2001

13. Charissa Marie- September 26, 2006

Rachel married Alan William Busentiz (August 1, 1972) on June 30, 2012, at ages 30 and 39. They share 3 children and 1 on the way.

1. Kendrick Alan- January 26, 2016

2. Autumn Joy- October 7, 2017

Miscarriage- 2018

3. Justice William- July 12, 2019

John Matthew- miscarriage January 2021

Faith Elizabeth- miscarriage August 2021

4. Audrey Ann- September 26, 2023

Ruth married Ryan James Bourlier (February 3, 1982) on July 30, 2016, at ages 32 and 34. They share 5 children.

1. Lee James- June 21, 2017

2. Jerit Daniel- October 3, 2018

3. Judah Loren- November 28, 2019

4. Kaleb Terry- July 3, 2021

5. Chloe Ann- December 12, 2022

miscarriage- September 2023

Josiah married Abi Lyn Rehm (March 28, 1987) on September 20, 2008, at ages 23 and 21. They share 4 children.

1. Joanna Praise- February 24, 2010

2. Asher David- November 30, 2011

3. Jenifer Lee- May 17, 2016

4. Andron Michael- October 11, 2019

Bethany married Daniel Beasley (June 28, 1988) on December 19, 2009, at ages 23 and 21. They share 5 children.

1. Arianna Mae- April 26, 2012

2. Caden James- February 3, 2014

3. Everett William- December 1, 2016

4. Gemma Lynne- September 28, 2018

5. Felicity Anne- January 28, 2021

Andrew married Kori Jane Knuth (November 19, 1989) on March 5, 2011, at ages 23 and 21. They share 2 sons.

7 miscarriages- unknown dates

1. Wyatt Andrew- June 25, 2018

2. Jaxon Richard -June 11, 2020

Matthias married Michelle Ruth Kingery (July 21, 1990) on December 30, 2017, at ages 26 and 27. They share 3 children.

1. Adalynn Michelle- March 22, 2019

2. Titus Ezekiel- June 7, 2021

3. Owen Matthias- June 17, 2023

Hannah married Jeremiah Robert Duggar (December 31, 1998) on March 26, 2022, at ages 26 and 23. They share a daughter.

1- Brynley Noelle- December 25, 2022

2- Brielle Grace- 2024

Susanna married Drew Donald Jerred on July 1, 2023. They share 1 daughter.

1- Lila Ann- March 2024

Nathanael married Katrina Hope Sahlstrom (June 28, 2003) on October 15, 2022, at ages 20 and 19. They share a son.

1- Theodore James- August 7, 2023

#families #Wissmann

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Top, Shirin Neshat, The Fury, 2022, Two-channel video installation, HD video monochrome. Exhibition at Gladstone Gallery, January 26 - March 4, 2023. Via. Bottom, Hans Haacke, News, 1969/2008, RSS newsfeed, paper, and printer. Part of the exhibition Coded: Art Enters the Computer Age, 1952–1982 at LACMA, February 12 - July 2, 2023. Via.

For the 'Prospect 69' exhibition in the Kunsthalle, Düsseldorf, Haacke drew up a concept he elucidated as follows: 'A telex machine installed in the Düsseldorf Kunsthalle prints all the news communicated by the German press agency DPA. The printouts will be put on display for further reading one day after being communicated, and on the third day the rolls of paper will be labelled and dated, then stored in plexiglass containers.' Via.

Baudrillard, by contrast, suggests we are no longer immersed in the society of spectacle that is governed by images shaping reality but in the ‘contagion of the virtual’. I would argue that images can no longer be explained or apprehended using the mirror formula to offer a clear distinction between reality and phantasy. Their overwhelming presence in mass media, virtual reality and social networks shapes identities and the perception of the self. However, individuals are not merely passive consumers of these images. They have also become active spectators, interacting with images and using them to perform their identity.

Basia Sliwinska, from The Female Body in the Looking-Glass: Contemporary Art, Aesthetics and Genderland, 2016. Via.

Around this magical time of the year, Brad Troemel used to post an Instagram advent calendar of his most popular memes. He doesn’t do that any longer but does regularly post carousels of found stories that are a brilliant portrait of our present and a rich resource. I also enjoyed, and was moved drunkenly to tears one night by, the closing montage of his “Cloutbombing” report, made by Jak Ritger, perhaps because I appear in it myself. I also enjoyed Crisis Acting’s carousels of found videos, which form a more uplifting image of humanity and the world – it’s amazing that they’re able to find and put these out every day – and their longer edits with music too; I like this one ascendant, completely illuminated cut of Hyperballad, made I don’t know by whom; and another cut of an old German comedian lying in a shallow stream while Aphex Twin plays, which I’ll probably never find again; and this video of Chinese musicians, found via Sean Tatol; and these guys that play ambience on the street across Lower Manhattan; and this clip from Connor Clarke, with Ice Spice.

Dean Kissick, 👍 Video carousels, for Spike Tops and Flops 2023.

#diptych #safe new world #linked excerpts

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F4U-4 Corsair To Be Loaned To Fagen Fighters WWII Museum

August 21, 2023 Angela Decker Aviation Museum News 0

John Sinclair giving instruction to Evan Fagen in the Corsair. Photo via Fagen Fighters Museum

Aircorps Art Dec 2019

by Adam Estes

The Fagen Fighters WWII Museum in Granite Falls, Minnesota, has just announced that will display F4U-4 Corsair BuNo 97388 through a loan agreement with owners

Photo via Fagen Fighters Museum

Bureau Number 97388 was taken on strength with the US Navy on April 26, 1946 and delivered four days later on April 30. The first two years of its service life would see it being assigned to several Naval Air Stations on the West Coast, such as Tillamook from June 1946 to October 1947, Santa Ana until March 1948, and San Diego until October of that year, when it was transferred to Marine Fighter Squadron 225 (VMF-225) at MCAS Cherry Point, North Carolina. June of 1949 would see 97388 sent to join VMF-212, which was in Japan at that time. Though the aircraft’s recorded history with VMF-212 contains no specific dates or locations for which exact bases in Japan it served at, the squadron would become involved in air operations at the outset of the Korean War. In the first two months of the conflict, it is highly probable that 97388 took part in combat missions launched from Japan to stem the tide of the initial North Korean advance into South Korea. Its time in combat would be cut short, however, as the aircraft would be sent back to the US in August of 1950 for overhaul and maintenance at NAS Quonset Point, Rhode Island before it would be reassigned to Fleet Air Service Squadron 3 at NAS Norfolk, Virginia. The following month, on September 14, BuNo 97388 would be assigned to VF-42. This posting would see the Corsair flying from NAS Oceana and NAS Jacksonville before being taken on a tour of the Mediterranean aboard the light carrier USS Saipan (CVL-48) from May to June of 1951, before being sent to NAS Cecil Field, Florida two months later. After a final deployment with VF-42 at NAS Oceana from November 1951 to May 1951, 97388 would undergo maintenance and overhaul at NAS Quonset Point until January 1953, when the aircraft was used primarily for reserve training at NAS Olathe, Kansas and NAS Grosse Ile, Michigan. In June of 1956, the aircraft was sent into storage at NAS Litchfield Park, Arizona before being decommissioned the following month.

After sitting outdoors at Litchfield Park, the aircraft was purchased by aircraft trader and pilot Bob Bean on November 25, 1957, who registered the Corsair as N5211V. One year later, Bean would later arrange for a trade between himself and the Honduran Air Force (Fuerza Aérea Hondureña, FAH) where 10 Corsairs (including 97388) would be shipped to Honduras in exchange for four P-38 Lightnings and four P-63 Kingcobras. In the FAH, 97388 would be identified as serial number 610, and while other Honduran Corsairs would later see combat in the Football War against El Salvador in 1969, FAH 610 had been struck off charge at the FAH Air Base at Toncontin International Airport in the capital city of Tegucigalpa, serving a source of spare parts to keep the other Corsairs flying.

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FAH 610 would remain at Toncontin until 1978, when it was one of seven Honduran Corsairs returned to the United States by George Heaven & Jim Nettle of Hollywood Wings in Long Beach, California. By this point, the airframe was more a collection of parts then an airplane, and would require extensive restoration work to bring back into the skies. It would be stored in Long Beach until 1981, when it was purchased by Earl Ware of Jacksonville, who then kept the fuselage remains in his backyard, along with three other incomplete Honduran Corsairs (These being FAH 611 (USN BuNu 97382), FAH 617 (BuNo 97059), and FAH 692) until it was sold in 1982 to famed warbird restorer and pilot Gerald “Gerry” Beck of North Dakota, who would go on to spend the next 16 years meticulously returning 97388 back to airworthy condition at his shopTri-State Aviation in Wahpeton. When completed, 97388 emerged from the workshop in the markings it wore when assigned to VF-42.

After making its first post-restoration flights in 1998, Beck and 97388 would appear at EAA Airventure later that year. Over the years, 97388 would make appearances at numerous airshows and was a regular at the Fargo Air Museum in Fargo, North Dakota during the offseason, though it would later become a yearlong resident of Fargo as Beck focused on his “homebuilt” P-51A “Precious Metal II”. With the tragic death of Beck in 2007, his wife Cindy retained the Corsair and would ferry it back from Fargo to Wahpeton for refurbishment. Once completed by Tri-State in December of 2016, 97388 would be displayed at the Wings of the North Air Museum in Eden Prairie, Minnesota and was a feature of museum events such as AirExpo. With the unfortunate news of the museum’s public closure and ongoing search for a new home, Cindy and Whitney Beck have now decided to loan the Corsair to the Fagen Fighters WWII Museum. Given the wide variety of aircraft at Fagen’s expanding museum, it is indeed fortunate that 97388 has a secure home to continue flying the Midwestern skies. For more information about the Fagen Fighters WWII Museum, visit www.fagenfighterswwiimuseum.org.

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(—) ★ spotted!! JAVI MORALES on the cover of this week’s most recent tabloid! many say that the 40 year old looks like RYAN GUZMAN, but i don’t really see it. while the SINGER/ACTOR is known for being CHARMING my inside sources say that they have a tendency to be INDULGENT i swear, every time i think of them, i hear the song ROJO by J. BALVIN {he/him / male} - Sushi

BASICS

Name: Javi Ignacio Morales Nicknames/Alias: J. Morales, Iggs Face Claim: Wilmer Valderrama Age: 40 Gender: Male Sexuality: Heterosexual Date/Place of Birth: January 1, 1982 in Barcelona, Anzoátegui State, Venezuela Currently: Santa Monica, CA Nationality: American Occupation: Singer/Actor

PERSONALITY

Positives/Virtues/Skills: Persuasive: good at persuading someone to do or believe something through reasoning or the use of temptation. Suave: charming, confident, and elegant (typically used of a man). Determined: having made a firm decision and being resolved not to change it. Energetic: showing or involving great activity or vitality. Generous: showing a readiness to give more of something, as money or time, than is strictly necessary or expected.

Flaws/Weaknesses: Impulsive: acting or done without forethought. Sarcastic: marked by or given to using irony in order to mock or convey contempt. Abrasive: showing little concern for the feelings of others; harsh. Judgmental: of or concerning the use of judgment. Possessive: demanding someone's total attention and love.

Likes Favourite colour? Red Favourite foods? Favourite music? Reggaeton, Latin Pop, Cumbia, Bachata, Favorite books? Fears: TBD

RELATIONSHIPS

Parents: Javier Morales (Father) Raquel Morales nee Gutierrez (Mother)

Siblings: Unnamed Morales (Younger Sister, UTP, Wanted Connection)

Children: Acacia Morales (16-year-old Daughter) Luca Morales (13-year-old Son) Ocean Morales (7-year-old Daughter)

Other family: TBD Pets: TBD Spouse: N/A Current Partner: N/A Ex-Partners: Ex-Wife/Baby Mama #1 (Wanted Connection), Ex-Fling/Baby Mama #2 (Keira O’Malley) Co-Workers: TBD Co-Stars: TBD Friends: TBD Enemies: TBD

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION

Build: 5'7", 163 lbs, muscualr build Hair Colour: Dark brown Eye Colour: Dark Brown Distinguishing Marks: N/A

Accomplishments:

Regrets: TBD

Secrets:

HISTORY

Born in Barcelona, Anzoátegui State, Venezuela in 1982 to a Venezuelan farmer and a Colombian seamstress. He is the oldest of two kids.

His family moved to the states, Miami, Florida specifically when he was 13. His father opened a small convenient store and his mother began working for a well-known tailoring company.

His music career kicked off at 16 when he self-wrote and self-produced his first album, Comenzare.

He was signed to a label within the next 3 years and another album was released.

Over the next two decades, Javi would go on to release a total of 12 albums and 26 singles, several ending up on the billboard top 100s and winning several awards across various different award shows.

At 24, Javi married and a year later welcomed a daughter with his wife. Another 3 years and his son would be born. Unfortunately, with his demanding acting schedule and the stress of having a toddler and a newborn his marriage would begin to crumble and eventually end.

At 33, one of Javi’s flings wound up pregnant, giving birth to his second daughter.

Following his divorce, Javi wound up with some major commitment issues to anything that wasn’t his career or his kids. He’s determined to be a good father, or at least the best father he can be while juggling his acting and music career.

Though he has commitment issues and prefers flings, he is known to get into relationships every now and then and when that happens he is intensely loyal but also jealous and possessive which is normally the downfall of those relationships.

RESUME

Music Career:

Comenzaré (Released, age 16)

Si Tu Quisieras 4:26

Comenzaré 3:55

Perdóname 4:00

Tu calor 3:54

Dime Como 3:43

Yo frente al amor 3:16

Amor de una noche 3:42

Tres veces no 3:28

Me iré 3:39

Ya no sé querer 4:20

Amor Secreto (Released, age 20)

Quisiera Poder Olvidarme De Ti 4:23

Fuera De Control 3:16

Amor Secreto 3:35

Entregate 3:54

Te Vas 4:01

Tienes Que Parar 3:33

Y Ahora Como Te Olvido 4:03

Tu Puedes Salvarme 4:39

Diselo Ya 4:07

Irresistible 3:38

Me Lo Dijo El Silencio 4:40

Para Vivir 3:39

Fight The Feeling (Released, age 21)

Fight the Feeling 3:39

Secret 3:48

Turn It Up 3:33

Save Me 4:37

You Got Nothing on Me 3:16

If Only 4:35

Keep My Cool 3:13

Tell Her Tonight 4:06

Twisted 4:15

One Night Thing 3:59

I Wish 4:09

Palabras del Silencio (Released, age 26)

Quien Le Va A Decir 3:47

Llueve Por Dentro 3:58

Otro Día Sera (Desencontrandonos) 3:14

No Me Doy Por Vencido 3:58

Aunque Estes Con El 4:38

La Mentira 3:37

Lagrimas Del Mar 4:16

Todo Vuelve A Empezar 4:13

Persiguiendo El Paraiso 3:38

Todo Lo Que Tengo 3:30

Aquí Estoy Yo 4:10

Tienes Razon 4:23

No Me Doy Por Vencido (Ranchera Version) 3:55

Tierra Firme (Released, age 29)

Explícame 3:46

Respira 4:18

Dime que no 4:07

Gritar 4:09

Nunca digas siempre 4:35

Me gustas tú 3:26

Vuelve a mi lado 3:57

El anillo y la flor 3:53

Claridad 4:03

Se supone 6:32

La Familia (Released, age 31)

Sola 3:47

La Venganza 3:26

Déjate Llevar 3:11

Mil Fantasías 3:42

6 AM 4:03

Lose Control 4:54

Eras Así 3:47

What A Creation 2:29

Desnúdate 3:43

Imaginándote 3:36

Bajo La Luna 3:35

Live In Stereo 3:30

Porque Tu 2:55

Tranquila 3:20

Yo Te Lo Dije 3:41

La Familia B Sides (Released, age 32)

Ay Vamos 3:46

Sola 3:47

La Venganza 3:26

Déjate Llevar 3:11

Mil Fantasías 3:41

6 AM 4:03

Lose Control 4:54

Eras Así 3:47

What a Creation 2:28

Desnúdate 3:43

Imaginándote 3:36

Bajo la Luna 3:35

Live in Stereo 3:30

Porque Tu 2:55

Tranquila 3:20

Yo Te Lo Dije 3:40

Mami 3:07

Tú Tienes Algo 3:09

6 AM (AtellaGali Remix) 3:49

6 AM (Merengue Remix) 3:07

La venganza (Vein remix) 2:40

Vibras (Released, age 36)

Vibras 1:06

Mi gente 3:06

Ambiente 4:09

Cuando tú quieras 3:25

No es justo 4:11

Ahora 4:15

Brillo 2:40

En mí (interlude) 0:54

En mí 3:16

Peligrosa 3:22

Noches pasadas 3:43

Tu verdad 3:25

Dónde estarás 3:12

Machika 3:03

Oasis (Released, age 37)

Mojaita 3:07

Yo le llego 4:10

Cuidao por ahí 3:18

Que pretendes 3:42

La canción 4:03

Un peso 4:37

Odio 4:31

Como un bebé 3:39

Vida (Released, age 37)

Sola 3:25

Apaga la luz 3:32

Le pido al cielo 4:07

Imposible 2:44

Poco a poco 2:55

Dime que no te irás 4:21

Échame la culpa 2:53

Tanto para nada 3:50

Despacito 3:50

Más fuerte que yo 3:49

Calypso 3:20

Ahí estás tú 3:22

Despacito (Remix) 3:50

Calypso (remix) 3:05

Sola (English version) 3:24

Colores (Released, age 38)

Amarillo 2:38

Azul 3:26

Rojo 2:31

Rosa 3:10

Morado 3:21

Verde 2:23

Negro 3:02

Gris 2:57

Arcoíris 3:07

Blanco 2:26

JAVI [Deluxe Edition] (Released, age 39)

F40 2:42

Una Nota [feat. Sech] 2:51

Te Acuerdas De Mí [feat. Yandel] 1:45

In Da Getto [feat. Skrillex] 2:11

Billetes De 100 [feat. Myke Towers] 2:45

La Venganza [feat. Jhay Cortez] 4:08

Vestido 3:07

Que Locura 3:19

Bebé Que Bien Te Ves [feat. Feid] 3:47

Lo Que Dios Quiera 3:15

Si Te Atreves [feat. Zion and Lennox] 2:50

Fantasías 3:16

Pa' Guayarte [feat. Ozuna] 3:18

Ganas De Verte 2:58

Perra [feat. Tokischa] 2:38

7 De Mayo 3:30

Suerte 3:24

Querido Rio 2:32

La Familia 4:12

Qué Más Pues? [feat. Maria Becerra] 3:38

OTRO FILI [feat. Jay Wheeler] 3:23

Otra Noche Sin Ti [feat. Khalid] 3:49

Poblado (Remix) [feat. Karol G, Natan & Shander, Nicky Jam] 6:33

UN DIA (ONE DAY) [feat. Dua Lipa, Bad Bunny, Tainy] 3:53

Singles (Various Ages, All Released)

Travesuras [feat. Zion & De La Ghetto & Nicky Jam & Arcangel] 4:47

Ay Vamos (remix) [feat. Nicky Jam & French Montana] 4:56

Unforgettable (Latin Remix)[feat. French Montana & Swae Lee) 3:34

Mi Gente [feat. Beyonce & Willy William] 3:30

Mi Gente (Dillon Franci Remix) [feat. Willy William & Dillon Francis] 3:28

Sensualidad [feat. Mambo Kingz & DJ Luian & Prince Royce & Bad Bunny] 4:57

Downtown [feat. Anitta] 3:14

Bum Bum Tam Tam [feat. MC Fioti & Stefflon Don & Juan Magan] 3:34

Bonita (Remix) [feat. Nicky Jam & Wisin & Yandel & Ozuna & Jowell & Randy] 5:23

Ahora 4:16

Dime [feat. Arcangel & De La Ghetto & Revol & Bad Bunny] 4:45

Familar [feat. Liam Payne] 3:17

X (Spanglish Version) [feat. Nicky Jam] 2:52

Reggaeton 2:39

I Can’t Get Enough [feat. Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco & Tainy] 2:38

Con Alture [feat. El Guincho & Rosalia] 2:42

La Rebelion 2:42

Siempre Papi Nunca Inpapi [feat. Luigi 21 Plus] 3:25

Baila Baila Baila (Remix) [feat. Farruko & Anuel AA & Ozuna & Daddy Yankee] 3:55

Loco Contigo [feat Tygo & DJ Snake] 3:05

RITMO [feat. Steve Aoki & Black Eyed Peas] 3:52

Mood (Remix) [feat 24kGoldn & Justin Bieber & Iann Dior] 3:13

Lento [feat. Mr Eazi] 3:09

Location [feat. Karol G & Anuel AA] 4:23

Que Mas Pues? [feat. Maria Becerra] 3:38

Sal y Perrea (Remix)[feat. Sech, Daddy Yankee] 3:46

Television Career

From Dusk Till Dawn: role; Carlos Madrigal, age; 31-34

Grey’s Anatomy: role; Kyle Diax, age; 35

NCIS New Orleans: role; Nicholas Torres, age; 34-Present

NCIS Los Angeles: role; Nicholas Torres, age; 34-Present

NCIS: role; Nicholas Torres, age; 34-Present

NCIS Hawaii: role; Nicholas Torres, age; 38-Present

Movie Career to come

#hillzhqsintro #leaving his history short #so I can add as I plot him out

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Timelines in Paradise

I spent the last few days working out the timeline for Strangers in Paradise and if I had a printer it would’ve been a full on Pepe Silvia moment. There is never a solid date given and the only ages that are really mentioned are Francine’s.

Katchoo is the only birth year given, 1976. She met Emma when she was 17, so that would be 1992. The year before the series was printed.

Francine says she’s 26 in Vol 2 #4. Both Katchoo and her were in the same grade in high school, so she was born 75~76 since she’s a little older. Which would set the date at the future of 2002, from it’s 1994 release date.

Meaning both were 25 in Vol 1 and 15 during the Strangers in Paradise play which was 10 years before the start of the series, 1991. Vol 1 being set in 2001

In Vol 3 #69, Francine says she’s 28, putting the in comic year at 2004, starting to match up the the release, being January 1, 2004 for said issue.

David is 19 22 at the start of the story, I don’t remember where I read it, but I put it my notes and forgot to list the source. Anyway, that would put his DOB around 1982 at .See Edit.

That sets the time between Vol 1 #1 and Vol 3 #69 at 3 years.

Vol1 - 2001 - Katchoo and Francine (25) David(22)

Vol2 - 2002 - Katchoo and Francine (26) David(23)

Vol3 - 2003 to 2006 - Katchoo and Francine (27-30) David(24-27)

Strangers in Paradise XXV and Five Years are set back to back and Ashley and Koo are probably 5-6 years old setting those two series in 2011. Putting Katchoo and Francine at 35 years old. Those comics were released between 2018-2019 and 2019-2020 respectively. It has a date listed for the following years as March 4th 201*,a thumb obscuring the last digit.

And now the adjacent stuff. Mostly speculative.

The end of Echo is referenced in XXV as if it had happened recently so probably in 2010

Samantha appears in XXV, her hair having grown a little from the End of Motor Girl, so at least it was only a month or two prior.

When Katchoo visits the town of Manson from Rachel Rising it’s winter again and since little has changed except for the grave markers it’s probably the following winter

I don’t know when Serial is set because Zoe hasn’t aged but they have smartphones. But it takes place after Rachel Rising.

And if you’re wondering, in 2022, Francine and Katchoo are 46, and their kids are 15.

Also, yes, you should read all these comics.

January of next year will be the 30th anniversary of issue 1.

EDIT: Not 5 minutes after posting this I got to the Las Vegas marriage certificate. Katchoo’s DOB November 19 1976. David’s DOB is January 16 1979. I wish I could find where I read David being 19, because he’d’ve been 22. I’ll go fix that.

EDIT 2: Vol3 #83 is 2006, Francine says she is 30. Bump the timeline forward a bit.

#Strangers in Paradise #Strangers in Paradise XXV #Echo #Rachel Rising #Motor Girl #Five Years #Serial #Terry Moore #I think the math checks out #Katchoo #Francine

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File this one under "Museum Pieces." Once upon a time when vinyl records were the musical currency, music, and audiofile magazines wanted to find ways to provide readers a sort of audio supplement to go along with the visual experience their publication provided. So the "flexi-disc" was invented. What is a flexi-disc? Wikipedia defines it this way:

The flexi disc is a phonograph record made of a thin, flexible vinyl sheet with a molded-in spiral stylus groove, and is designed to be playable on a normal phonograph turntable.

And they worked, too. My favorites were a series of 27 titles to be found in subscriber-only issues of Trouser Press magazine, debuting in issue #69, dated January 1982. Adam Ant was the cover boy, and the first disc was by Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark. They're collectibles now, and, who knows? With the resurgence of vinyl, who's to say we won't one day see the flexi-disc return? Assuming, of course, that there are any magazines left in which to put them.

Here's the complete list of Trouser Press flexi-discs:

#1 1. New Stone Age 2. Bunker Soldiers – Orchestral Manoeuvres in The Dark

#2 1. Poster Boy 2. Medley: I Wanna Go Home/Miles Away/Tell That Girl To Shut Up – Holly & The Italians

#3 Life Without Buildings – Japan

#4 1. Blame The Weather 2. Tissue Tigers (The Arguers) – XTC

#5 1. Fade Away 2. On TV – Buggles

#6 1. Doll Hospital 2. Some Fun Now – John Hiatt

#7 1. Who’s Landing In My Hangar? 2. Saturday’s Girl – Human Switchboard b/w 1. Grey Turns To Black 2. P Spell – Alex Gibson

#8 See Those Eyes – Altered Images b/w Daytime Logic – Peter Baumann

#9 Personality Crisis – David Johansen

#10 1. Get Up and Go 2. End In Tears – Positive Noise

#11 1. L5 2. Public Places – Fools Face b/w 1. Happy Boy 2. Fun Type – Gleaming Spires

#12 Wolves, Lower – R.E.M. b/w Russian Roulette – The Lords of the New Church

#13 Masquerade – Berlin

#14 Jimmy Jimmy – Ric Ocasek

#15 1. Boys In Town 2. Science Fiction – Divinyls

#16 The Walls Came Down – The Call

#17 1. Pockets of Pleasure 2. A Space Traveler’s Manifesto – Phil ‘N’ The Blanks b/w 1. Istanbul 2. Iron Hand – The Wild Stares

#18 1. Sing 2. Harmonax – The Pool b/w In Your Head – Moev

#19 Excerpts from his album Fighter Pilot – Barry Diamond

#20 Barricade Beach – Insect Surfers / Workin’ On A Dream – The Source

#21 Whispering Your Name – Jules Shear

#22 Coney Island Whitefish – Joan Jett and the Blackhearts

#23 In A Big Country – Big Country

#24 Barbarella (Live) – Bongos / Passion Killer – One The Juggler

#25 Forgive & Forget – Blue Zoo

>Note: #24 & #25 are on the same Flexi-Disc

#26 Acceleration – Bill Nelson

#27 Boy’s Life – TV Toy / Not Even For A Minute - Design

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could you make a list of the rogues bday's and birthyears?

I sure can! Bear in mind when I write Lawfulverse it usually exists around Jonathan Crane's most active years, that's from his 2011 dismissal from Gotham University (at 28) to his quasi-retirement in 2019, following his rather tragic relationship with John Constantine (at 36). I do write content beyond those years but 2011-2019 are the primary dates we're looking at. Waller's Gotham Files, for reference, are from 2015.

Secondarily, bear in mind that these birth years are not the same for the Gotham Rogues Kids AU, which I'm still workshopping.

Here's the full list, under the cut for ease of reading:

Mr Bloom (Zachariah Bloom): March 21, 1993

Lock-Up (Lyle Bolton): October 4, 1984

Penguin (Oswald Cobblepot): February 28, 1981

Scarecrow (Jonathan Crane): October 31, 1983

Baby Doll (Mary Dahl): August 5, 1985

Calendar Man (Julian Day): December 31, 1993

Two-Face (Harvey Dent): February 7, 1985

Mr. Freeze (Victor Fries): July 18, 1923

Solomon Grundy (Cyrus Gold): September 22, 1901

Poison Ivy (Pamela Isley): April 22, 1984

Killer Croc (Waylon Jones): June 24, 1992

Clayface (Basil Karlo): July 18, 1996

Toymaker (Cosmo Krank): June 10, 1994

Catwoman (Selina Kyle): August 12, 1987

Deadshot (Floyd Lawton): November 11, 1982

Firefly (Garfield Lynns): November 5, 1984

Anarky (Lonnie Machin): November 5, 1998

Music Meister (Maxwell Mavis): January 17, 1989

Joker (Jack Napier): March 17, 1985

Riddler (Edward Nygma): June 7, 1985

Harley Quinn (Harleen Quinzel): April 1, 1986

Mad Mod (Neil Richards): January 31, 1995

Creeper (Jack Ryder): July 2, 1987

Black Mask (Roman Sionis): April 15, 1985

Dr. Hugo Strange: April 2, 1974

Mad Hatter (Jervis Tetch): November 26, 1982

Clock King (William Tockman): September 2, 1992

Bane (Angel Vargas): November 3, 1991

Killer Moth (Drury Walker): March 27, 1989

Deathstroke (Slade Wilson): March 9, 1951

Maxie Zeus (Maximillian Zeus): September 17, 1991

Viktor Zsasz: January 6, 1990

#lawfulverse #gotham rogues #headcanon #asks #answered

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List of Eightees Babies - Born day in the 1980s - Enjoy!

I was born in November 1981 and I wanted to show you a list of celebrities born the same decade.

Here's the list of celebrities born in the 1980s, ordered by their date of birth:

1980:

Christina Ricci - February 12, 1980

Zooey Deschanel - January 17, 1980

Channing Tatum - April 26, 1980

Kim Kardashian - October 21, 1980

Jake Gyllenhaal - December 19, 1980

Remy Ma - May 30, 1980

Ryan Gosling was born on November 12, 1980.

Laura Prepon was born on March 7, 1980.

Ben Foster was born on October 29, 1980.

Chris Pine was born on August 26, 1980.

Kristen Bell was born on July 18, 1980.

Gisele Bündchen - July 20, 1980

Eva Green - July 6, 1980

1981:

Natalie Portman - June 9, 1981

Beyoncé - September 4, 1981

Alicia Keys - January 25, 1981

Paris Hilton - February 17, 1981

Vashtie Kola - April 23, 1981

Elijah Wood - January 28, 1981

Joseph Gordon-Levitt - February 17, 1981

Meagan Good was born on August 8, 1981.

Justin Timberlake - January 31, 1981

Kelly Rowland - February 11, 1981

Jessica Alba was born on April 28, 1981.

Dawn Olivieri - February 8, 1981.

Christina Milian - September 26, 1981

Rocsi Diaz - November 17, 1981.

Romain Gavras - July 4, 1981

Pitbull a.k.a Mr. Worldwide - January 15, 1981

Adriana Lima - June 12, 1981

Alessandra Ambrósio - April 11, 1981

Sonia Rolland - February 11, 1981

Britney Spears - December 2, 1981

1982:

Anne Hathaway - November 12, 1982

Kirsten Dunst - April 30, 1982

Prince William, Duke of Cambridge - June 21, 1982

Terrence J - April 21, 1982

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (Kate Middleton) - Born on January 9, 1982.

Nicki Minaj - December 8, 1982

Priyanka Chopra - July 18, 1982.

Sofia Boutella - April 3, 1982

Lil Wayne - September 27, 1982

Keri Hilson - December 5, 1982

Juelz Santana - February 18, 1982

Cobie Smulders - April 3, 1982

1983:

Emily Blunt - February 23, 1983

Henry Cavill - May 5, 1983

Mila Kunis - August 14, 1983

Jamie Chung - April 10, 1983

After 1983:

Katy Perry - October 25, 1984

Scarlett Johansson - November 22, 1984

Lauren London - December 5, 1984

LeBron James - December 30, 1984

Trey Songz - November 28, 1984

Gal Gadot was born on April 30, 1985.

J. Cole - January 28, 1985

Matt Pokora - September 26, 1985

Drake - October 24, 1986

Cassie Ventura - August 26, 1986

Amber Heard - April 22, 1986

Deepika Padukone - January 5, 1986

Megan Fox was born on May 16, 1986.

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Atlantis (OV-104) rolled out ceremony from Building 150 at the Palmdale, California. The orbiter was delivered to Kennedy Space Center on April 9.

Atlantis was named after RV Atlantis, a two-masted sailing research vessel operated by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. From 1930 to 1966, she made 299 cruises and covered 700,000 miles while conducting oceanographic research.

Commemorative stamp from Rockwell International

Construction milestones:

1979 January 29: Contract Award to Rockwell International's Space Transportation Systems Division

1980 March 30: Start structural assembly of crew module

1980 July 28: start fabrication of aft-fuselage

1980 October 1: start fabrication of mid-fuselage

1981 June 1: start fabrication of elevons

1981 June 1: start fabrication of wings

1981 July 13: start fabrication of crew module

1981 October 19: start fabrication of lower forward-fuselage

1981 November 23: start structural assembly of aft-fuselage

1981 December 9: start fabrication of upper forward-fuselage

1982 February 15: start structural assembly of crew module

1982 May 24: start fabrication of forward RCS module

1982 July 7: start structural assembly of payload bay doors

1982 October 4: start fabrication/assembly of vertical stabilizer

1982 November 12: start fabrication of OMS/RCS pods

1983 March 14: start fabrication/assembly of body flap

1983 May 6: Mid-fuselage on dock, Palmdale, arrived from General Dynamics

1983 June 13: Wings on dock, Palmdale, from Grumman

1983 June 17: elevons on dock, Palmdale

1983 November 7: lower forward-fuselage on dock, Palmdale

1983 December 2: payload bay doors on dock, Palmdale

1983 December 2: Start of final assembly

1984 January 6: upper forward-fuselage on dock, Palmdale

1984 January 20: body flap on dock, Palmdale

1984 February 17: left hand OMS/RCS pod on dock, Palmdale

1984 February 24: right hand OMS/RCS pod on dock, Palmdale

1984 March 16: aft-fuselage on dock, Palmdale

1984 April 9: crew module on dock, Palmdale

1984 April 24: upper forward-fuselage on dock, Palmdale

1984 April 27: forward RCS on dock, Palmdale

1984 May 25: Final assembly and closeout installation, Palmdale

1984 May 28: start initial subsystem test, power-on, Palmdale

1984 August 10: complete initial subsystem test, power-on, Delta F, Palmdale

1984 October 26: complete subsystem tests, Palmdale

1985 March 6: Rollout from Palmdale

Date: March 6, 1985

source, source, source, source

Boeing Images: link

SDASM Archives: 5349995, 75349983

#Space Shuttle #Space Shuttle Atlantis #Atlantis #OV-104 #Orbiter #NASA #Space Shuttle Program #rollout ceremony #Palmdale #California #March #1985 #my post

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Garrincha Bio: Biography, Wiki, Age, Career, Footballer

Garrincha Bio: Garrincha was born In Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on October 28, 1933. He plays soccer and is a famous player. Forward who played a key role for Botafogo between 1953 and 1965, amassing 232 goals in 581 games. From 1955 to 1966, he was a part of the Brazilian national team. Garrincha Bio: Biography, Wiki, Age, Career, Footballer, Football Record, Wife & More. During his professional career, he was a member of six different teams. Garrincha’s Life Path Number in Numerology is 9.

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Garrincha Bio

Garrincha Physical Stats

Garrincha Football Information

Garrincha Personal Info

Garrincha Biography & Interesting Facts

Garrincha Childhood

Garrincha Career

Facts About Garrincha

Garrincha Net Worth

Garrincha Bio

Garrincha Full Name: Manuel Francisco dos Santos

Garrincha Nickname: Mané Garrincha

Garrincha Profession: Professional Football Player

Garrincha Physical Stats

Weight: 74 Kg

Height: 1.72 m

Eye Color: dark brown Eye

Hair Color: Black Hair

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Garrincha Football Information

Position: winger

Professional Debut: 1951

Jersey Number: 4

Garrincha Personal Info

Date of Birth: October 28, 1933

Garrincha Place of Birth: Mage, Brazil

Garrincha Date of death: January 20, 1983

Place of death: Rio de Janeiro

Cause of death: Cirrhosis

Garrincha Nationality: Brazilian

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Garrincha Biography & Interesting Facts

Garrincha Biography: The name Garrincha means “wren.” This is the name Manuel Francisco dos Santos was given as a child. Because of a congenital defect that left his left leg six centimeters shorter than his right and gave him a malformed spine, the youngster was undersized for his age. Manuel is short for “mane,” as his pals called him. Thus, Mane Garrincha was another name for him.

Garrincha Childhood

Garrincha Manuel Francisco dos Santos was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on October 28, 1933. He has a younger brother named Jimmy and an elder sister named Rosa.

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Garrincha Career

Garrincha Career: he joined with Botafogo in 1953, the team administrators were overjoyed because he was older than eighteen. This occurred as a result of his ability to receive expert treatment. He scored 20 goals in 26 games to assist Botafogo win the Campeonato in 1957.

He acquired weight after the 1958 World Cup, in part because of his alcohol consumption. He once ran his father over when intoxicated and intoxicated.

In 1973, he made the decision to terminate his professional career. His age and the fact that it was his first time becoming a grandfather were his motivations. On December 19, 1973, Garrincha played his final match at Maracanã Stadium against a FIFA world squad. Thirty-one thousand spectators witnessed this match.

Facts About Garrincha

Garrincha was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on October 28, 1933, at the age of 49.

He is a celebrity soccer player.

Garrincha best-known film is Garrincha – Hero of the Jungle.

Garrincha passed away in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on January 20, 1983.

He had five children: Manuel Garrincha dos Santos Júnior, Nadir dos Santos, Ulf Lindberg, Neném dos Santos, and Tereza dos Santos.

He was married to Elza Soares, who lived from 1966 to 1982, and Nair Marques, who lived from 1952 to 1965.

Garrincha height is 1.69 m (5 feet 7 in).

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Prompt:

‘Ahhhhh.. woah. Women on viltrum truly like it rough’ Mark thought, as Anissa rode the teen,?raw and he got a good view of her naked form(Mark x Anissa).

January 5 1941 (mark’s date of birth in this is January 1st1924)

Mark Grayson who was walking home from the army recruitment office noticed as he was walking what only can be described as a very beautiful Amazon warrior.

Mark:hello miss my name is mark

Anissa:hello I’m Anissa nice to meet you mark ,I am about to home care to join me

Mark:yes mam

Five hours later

Mark is laying in bed as Anissa is on top of him

Mark: your very pretty

Anissa:thank you

83yrs latter

Mark now100 years old talking to his great great grandkids

Mark:and that is how I met your great great grandmother

(Ps in this mark served 60yrs (1941-2001) in the army also the day after they met mark and Anissa eloped and nine months later gave birth to their daughter who was their the eldest of their four children ) (pss they had

(1958-2018)a (83) girl (1941) (1959-2019)a (82) boy (1942) another (1960-2020)girl (81)(1943) and their last child another (80)(1961-2021)boy (1944) their grandchildren a (66) (1975-present )boy(1958) (1976-present )a (65)girl (1959) a (64)(1977-present )boy (1960) a (63)girl (1978-present)(1961) (1976-present)(65)girl (1959) (64)boy (1960) (1977-present)

(1978-present)(63)girl (1961) (1979-present)(62)boy(1962) (1977-present)(64)boy(1960) (1978-present)(63)girl(1961) (1979-present)(62)boy (1962) (1980-present)(61)girl (1963) (1978-present)(63)girl (1961) (1979-present)(62)boy (1962)

(1980-present)(61)girl (1963) (1981-present)(60)boy (1964)

Their great grandchildren

(1992-present)(49) girl (1975) (1993-present)(48)boy (1976) (1994-present) (47)girl (1977) (1995-present)(46)boy (1978)

(1993-present )(48)boy(1976) (1994-present)(47)girl (1977) (1995-present)(46)boy (1978) (1996-present)(45)girl (1979)

(1994-present) (47)girl(1977) (1995-present)(46)boy(1978) (1996-present)(45)girl (1979) (1997-present)(44)boy(1980)

(1995-presents)(46) boy (1978) (1996-present)(45)girl (1979) (1997-present) (44)boy(1980) (1998-present)(43)girl(1981)

(1996-present)(45) girl(1979) (1997-present)(44)boy(1980)(1998-present)(43)girl(1981) (1999-present)(42)boy (1982)

(1997-present)(44)boy (1980) (1998-present)(43)girl(1981)

(1999-present)(42)boy(1982)(2000-present)(41)girl(1983)

(1998-present)(43) girl(1981) (1999-present)(42)boy(1982)(2000-present)(41)girl(1983) a (40)boy(1984)

Their great great grandchildren

(2009-present)(32)boy(1992) (2010-present)(31)girl(1993) (2011-present)(30)boy(1994) (2012-present)(29)girl(1995)

(2010-present)(31) girl(1993) (2011-present)(30)boy(1994) (2012-present)(29)girl(1995)(2013-present)(28)boy (1996)

(2011-present)(30)boy (1994) (2012-present)(29)girl(1995) (2013-present)(28)boy(1996) (2014-present )(27)girl (1997)

(2012-present)(29)girl(1995) (2013-present)(28)boy(1996) (2014-present)(27)girl (1997)(2015-present)(26)boy (1998)

(2013-present)(28)boy(1996) (2014-present) (27)girl(1997) (2015-present)(26)boy(1998) (2016-present) (25)girl(1999)

(2014-present)(27) girl(1997) (2015-present)(26)boy(1998) (2016-present)(25)girl(1999) (2017-present)(24)boy(2000)

(2015-present)(26)boy(1998) (2016-present)(25(girl(1999) (2017-present)(24)boy(2000) (2018-present)(23)girl(2001)

(2016-present)(25)girl (1999) (2017-present(24)boy (2000) (2018-present(23)girl(2001) (2019-present)(22)boy(2002)

(2017-present)(24) boy(2000) (2018-present)(23)girl(2001) (2019-present)(22)boy (2002) (2020-present (21)girl (2003)

(2018-present(23)girl (2001) (2019-present)(22)boy (2002) (2020 -present)(21)girl (2003) (2021-present)(22)boy (2004)

Their great great great grandchildren

A (15)girl (2009) a (14)boy (2010) a (13)girl(2011) a (12)boy (2012)

A (14)boy (2010) a (13)girl(2011) a (12)boy(2012) a (11)girl(2013)

A(13) girl(2011) a (12)boy(2012) a (11)girl(2013) a (10)boy(2014)

A (12)boy(2012) a (11)girl(2013) a (10)boy(2014) a (9)girl(2015)

A (11)girl(2013) a (10)boy(2014) a (9)girl (2015) a (8)boy(2016)

A(10) boy (2014) a (9)girl(2015) a (8)boy(2016) a (7)girl (2017)

A (9)girl(2015) a (8)boy(2016) a (7)girl (2017) a (6)boy(2018)

A (8)boy(2016) a (7)girl (2017) a (6)boy (2018) a (5)girl(2019)

A (7)girl (2017) a (6)boy(2018) a (5)girl (2019) a (4)boy (2020)

A (6)boy(2018) a (5)girl(2019) a (4)boy(2020) a (3)girl(2021)

A(5) girl(2019) a (4)boy(2020) a (3)girl (2021) a (2)boy(2022)

A (4)boy(2020) a (3)girl(2021) a (2)boy (2022) a (1)girl(2023)

A (3)girl(2021) a (2)boy(2022) a (1)girl(2023) a (0)boy(2024)

Psss

All mark’s descendants have , will and currently serve in the military the kids are retried

The ones born from 1958-2004 are still active in the military

#mark x anissa au #invincible #ww2

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Name Of Obligation: Trendy Warfare 2 Will Require Cellphone Quantity Verification

Name of Obligation: Trendy Warfare 2 comes out later this month, however there is a shock that many potential gamers did not see coming. In response to a web page on Battle.web, Trendy Warfare 2 gamers shall be required to supply a telephone quantity related to a sound information plan. Moreover, VOIP and pay as you go numbers will not work. This determination is seemingly a part of a company-wide initiative at Activision Blizzard to battle poisonous conduct in its multiplayer video games. We noticed the coverage in motion final week at Overwatch 2’s launch, which led to controversy. In principle, this requirement will stop abusive gamers (akin to smurfs and boosters) from making new accounts, which implies they will be held accountable for his or her actions. Dimension: 640 × 360 480 × 270 Need us to recollect this setting for all of your gadgets? Join or Sign up now! Please use a html5 video succesful browser to observe movies. This video has an invalid file format. Sorry, however you’ll be able to’t entry this content material! Please enter your date of delivery to view this video January February March April Could June July August September October November December 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Yr 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1970 1969 1968 1967 1966 1965 1964 1963 1962 1961 1960 1959 1958 1957 1956 1955 1954 1953 1952 1951 1950 1949 1948 1947 1946 1945 1944 1943 1942 1941 1940 1939 1938 1937 1936 1935 1934 1933 1932 1931 1930 1929 1928 1927 1926 1925 1924 1923 1922 1921 1920 1919 1918 1917 1916 1915 1914 1913 1912 1911 1910 1909 1908 1907 1906 1905 1904 1903 1902 1901 1900 By clicking ‘enter’, you comply with GameSpot’s Phrases of Use and Privateness Coverage enter Now Taking part in: Name of Obligation: Trendy Warfare 2 Teaser Trailer Nevertheless, proscribing VOIP and pay as you go numbers would possibly cease hackers from worming their means again into the system, however it additionally has the unlucky aspect impact of blocking individuals who depend on such companies from taking part in the sport totally. Provided that Overwatch 2 is supposedly a free-to-play recreation, this would appear opposite to the corporate’s intentions. Moreover, provided that pay as you go telephones are sometimes cheaper than their competitors, this coverage positively hits poor and underprivileged individuals the toughest, in addition to children who’re too younger to personal their very own telephones. Whereas Overwatch 2 is not the primary recreation to require a sound telephone quantity to play on-line, experiences from The Verge and the final playerbase counsel that Battle.web is being way more strict about pay as you go and VOIP telephone plans than video games like Dota 2. In response to the controversy, Activision Blizzard introduced that they’ll waive the telephone coverage for many who performed the unique Overwatch and have a related Battle.web account. Nevertheless, new customers should nonetheless present a telephone quantity. Name of Obligation: Trendy Warfare 2 releases on October 28. The sequel to 2019’s Trendy Warfare reboot launched its launch trailer final week. GameSpot could get a fee from retail affords. The merchandise mentioned right here had been independently chosen by our editors. GameSpot could get a share of the income should you purchase something featured on our web site. Originally published at Sacramento News Journal

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