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mrsoulstice · 3 months

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Did you know-Lonnie Johnson, the man who invented the “Super Soaker” was awarded $72.8M in a Hasbro Settlement for unpaid royalties. The super soaker was the world’s best selling toy.✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

#black history month #black history #super soaker #black excellence #Lonnie Johnson #black men

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menoftiktok · 1 year

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#gay #muscles #super soaker

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vintagegeekculture · 1 year

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Lonnie Johnson rose from rural poverty in Alabama to become a NASA scientist, however, he is far better known for his invention of the super-soaker.

#super soaker

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stupjam · 1 year

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Dr. Lonnie Johnson, inventor of the Super Soaker and many other things, as an inkling! Kind of an unusual real life cross-over, but I think Splatoon really owes it to Dr. Johnson for the toy gun concept! Sometimes it's easy to forget that these toys and fun things that are common had a start and history. In the background are several of his inventions such as a robot he made in high school, Super Soaker, and ceramic battery. Dr. Johnson holds over 100 patents and is now working on sustainable energy technology. Check a brief biography here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8uaocyFkIs

#splatoon #black history month #super soaker #lonnie johnson

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cinnamon-does-wacky-shit · 1 month

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there’s more then one way to administer toxin

#Scarecrow #Jonathan crane #dc #dc scarecrow #fear toxin #super soaker #Oh no who gave him a gun #Dc comics #Batman #Art #my art #digital art #artists on tumblr #digital drawing #digital artist #drawing

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spaceshipsandpurpledrank · 2 months

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#talkin #tik tok #bhm #lonnie johnson #nerf #super soaker #black history #nasa #youthpastorryan #black history month

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yoursghouly · 11 months

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Johnny Depp smoking a blunt and holding a super-soaker on the set of ‘Sleepy Hollow’ (1999)

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vecnawrites · 10 months

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(4th of July) To celebrate 4th of July all the Atlesian women exercise their Second Amendment rights and fire squirt guns hooked up to their large, lactating tits at Jaune, just as the Founding Fathers intended. Gods bless Atlas

(This is slightly odd since you know, Remnant holidays and all, but will give it a shot!)

(Edit: I noticed when I finished this that I wrote that I found the Holiday Exchange odd rather than the fact that the girls are lactating so heavily they can be hooked up to modified squirt guns...my mind is so broken by perversion, lol.)

“There he is! Get him!” Elm hollered, firing her special Atlesian Soaker Mk VII, one made especially for the huntresses of Atlas to deal with their overabundance of milk while still allowing them to practice their combat skills by pumping the milk out of their breasts and using it as ‘ammo’.

This training and relaxation had been a secret known only to the higher ups and the women affected…until one Jaune Arc had accidentally stumbled in on them as they finished hooking the hoses up to their leaking nipples.

And despite it being an accident, well, he had to be punished for doing such a thing. He was now the target for this session.

Though all the ladies there could admit that the man knew how to dodge incredibly well, having managed to twist out of the way of a majority of their shots, but they had finally cornered him and all of them had made a firing line, each of them hosing him with their milk.

Some for vengeance, like Harriet and Weiss.

Some for adherence to protocol and punishment, like Ciel and Winter.

Some for fun, like Neon and Penny.

And some, like Fiona and Elm herself, well, they both though it hot to chase down a man and soak him with their milk. And it didn’t hurt that they both saw the bulge in his pants from the sight and experience that he was being granted.

As all of them emptied out their breasts, completely soaking the young man completely in their breast milk, none of them had no clue as to the beast they awakened in the young man…

...or the kink that they had awakened in themselves~

#4th of July #Super Soaker #Lactation #Jaune Arc #Elm Ederne #Fiona Thyme #Harriet Bree #Neon Katt #Ciel Soliel #Weiss Schnee #Winter Schnee #Penny Polendina

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brian4rmthe6 · 6 months

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#uploads #my childhood #retro #vintage #super soaker

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girlactionfigure · 1 year

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This is Lonnie Johnson.⁣

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He is a NASA rocket scientist, nuclear engineer and an inventor with over 100 patents. He also accidentally created the best selling water toy of all time—the Super Soaker.⁣

First person he squirted with the Super Soaker:⁣

"I don't actually remember the first person I squirted. You know I remember the first time I shot the gun and I gave it to my daughter and let her play with it. But I think the first memorable person was actually when I was at an office function when I was in the air force and my coworkers were there. I was a captain in the military at the time and this major who outranked me saw me holding the gun and said 'captain what is that?' I said 'it is my water gun sir' and he said 'does it work?' I said 'Yes, sir' and I turned and shot him right between the eyes. It was hilarious. Of course after that the whole picnic turned into a riot we were throwing water beer from cups and everything it was a great ice breaker we had a great time."⁣

Favorite invention besides the super soaker:⁣

"That is like asking what is my favorite child, haha. Actually, I have a hard time choosing. I can say that there are five or four top highlights: my robot that I built when I was in high school, of course, was a game changer for me. The Super Soaker, the Nerf dart guns, my invention on the Galileo spacecraft, the lithium battery technology that I'm developing right now, the solid state batteries as well as the lithium fuel cells. And of course, the heat engine - my engine that converts heat directly into electricity without any moving mechanical parts. So those are the things that are highlights. I can't say one is my favorite because they all have had dramatic impacts on my life."⁣

Advice to kids who want to be inspiring inventors:⁣

"My advice for kids who are inspiring inventors is to persevere. Don't give up your visions and the things that you want to make sometimes only you can see them. Only you can realize what potential impact it could have. When I built my first robot it was with an erector set and I think I may have been about 6 years old at the time."⁣

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History Cool Kids

#Lonnie Johnson #NASA #Super Soaker

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good-to-drive · 8 months

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Weedkiller and healing from the overturning of Roe v. Wade

This album is so healing and cathartic and I haven’t been able to stop listening to it on repeat since it came out. I don’t think I’ve ever felt so seen or understood in my entire life, and I just need some room to rant about it lol. Fair warning that this is pretty long.

When the news about Roe v Wade came out I was so angry and upset I couldn't stop shaking. I truly never thought I would live to see this happen. I felt disgusted and afraid and angry and violated, and it felt like no one cared or understood just how horrific and repulsive this is for people with female bodies. Every time I hear about another state restricting abortion rights or refusing to track maternal mortality rates or making birth control harder to access I want to vomit. I know pro-lifers think we're just being dramatic when we say these things, but it's so visceral and horrific to have your bodily autonomy taken away, to feel like you're being crushed by this huge machine that neither knows nor cares that you're a sentient being, not just a vessel. It truly gives me the same feeling that you experience when you watch a movie with body horror and gore. It's not political, it's as intensely personal as anything can be. And although I could find plenty of people expressing sadness at this situation, I couldn't find anything that captured this visceral horror and disgust that is so overwhelming all the fucking time. I felt lost and wrong, like I was less than human in this society and a fool for not knowing my place before. Like the disgust and horror I was feeling made me disgusting because no one else seemed to be feeling it. I think, like most of us with a female body, I felt that I had no right to be horrified that I was being reduced to flesh for men to use, like I should’ve already known that’s all I was.

This album did more than encapsulate and validate that horror. It wrapped it up into a little ball and took aim at it and blasted it into pieces, and left me seething mad and ready to rip the world a new one. World Eater alchemized this horror into a tangible enemy, a machine that kills for pleasure, and WEEDKILLER let me smash that machine to pieces. You Make Me Sick! let me scream to the world that I’m mad, I’m disgusted, I’m dangerous, and I’m allowed to be. Chokehold Cherry Python was like Daisy on steroids, the avenging angel returned darker and more disturbed because the world she inhabits is sicker than we knew. Worms is hysteria and numbness all at once, when the world makes you vomit until you’re dry heaving and only able to laugh at how absurdly cruel this life really is. Cheerleader let me take pride in my femininity without feigning weakness. And Possession of a Weapon made me feel like a dark, wounded goddess, my body grotesquely reduced to pieces in someone else’s chess game, but still in possession of the pussy weapon, the vagina dentata that disgusts and frightens the people who want our bodies to be pliable and abusable.

And then there’s songs like Super Soaker, Moonlight Magic, and Don’t Look At It that express queer female sexuality without shame, because even in an apocalyptic cyberpunk wasteland we’re still only human and our desires deserve to be celebrated. And Want It All, which makes me remember that however fucked up this life is I still want every last piece of it, even the ones that hurt.

The most emotional songs on the album for me were Miss Nectarine and Dying Star. Miss Nectarine is such a delicate and beautiful story about a vulnerable time of life, and so heartbreaking and moving. I think a lot of us relate to the experience of discovering a piece of ourselves that our immediate world is hostile to, and wanting to be strong enough to save ourselves and the ones we love from this reality – wanting to play hero – but being crushed and heartbroken instead. That feeling of powerlessness and heartbreak is especially visceral for me right now, wondering if I or someone I love will be put through forced pregnancy or even killed because of this new political reality I never thought I’d live to see.

Dying Star as the last track was so unexpected, but so, so necessary. It’s like this album transformed my fear and self recrimination into righteous fury, but at the last moment instead of being consumed by it I was given a chance to want something soft. To want the world to listen to me when I say “ouch”, to mourn the magic in me that was drained away even when I repressed myself and behaved like a lady and very politely asked not to be killed. To feel not just angry but hurt that even when I shrink myself and try to be what I’m supposed to be the world still grinds me under its heel. The anger doesn’t drain away – the anger is legitimate, the anger is allowed – but I’m allowed to be gentle, too. To have longing. To have a broken heart. To dream of something or someone that could soothe this pain. The legislation around female bodies is like a dying star, collapsing in on itself and creating this black hole of howling horror and fear. I have been trapped in its orbit, circling and circling the same pain, and breaking orbit might pull me apart but it’s what I truly want. At least, it is now that Ashnikko has allowed me to feel my rage and my disgust and my power and my helplessness, to own them without shame, and then to look beyond them and search for something more.

Sorry this is such a novel, I’ve just been so emotional about this album ever since it came out. The very first time I heard Ashnikko I just knew that finally someone got it. Finally there was a person out there who wasn’t forcing theirself to play nice or perform femininity in the way that was expected. Who wasn’t ashamed of being exactly who they were, feminine and masculine energies combined, expressing gender and the lack thereof in ways that I had never seen before but that felt intuitively right. And honestly this album took it even further. I am so freaking grateful that Ash released this, listening to it was a journey but it was a journey that healed my heart.

Ashnikko, if you ever read this, thank you so much.