Bowden Spacelander Bicycle 1948. - source Luciana Cícera.
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"Being alive is gardening and cooking and birds and green and blue, at the very least." — Charles Bowden
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Stone Cheshire
Inspiration for a huge timeless beige three-story stone exterior home remodel with a tile roof
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Neck Deep // Sort Yourself Out
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was doing some maintenance on my printer and realized that "full hotend replacement" is a fun euphemism for bottom surgery
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Henry Fonda and Jane Darwell in The Grapes of Wrath 1940 🧶
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I think one thing Night Lords does better than any other 40k novel i’ve read is communicate a sense of weight and realism to Astartes combat. They’re not shrugging off injuries or clashing weapons together like power rangers. They get hurt, they stagger, there are weapons they are unwilling to hazard fighting, they bleed, they die. Power weapons are rare and basically unblockable as Melee Weapons Covered In Lightning. Melee combat in general is something only done to save ammunition when culling weaker foes. The characters break bones, get knocked out, or need urgent medical care in nearly every book. The series just does an incredible job of showing that astartes are still human and are not invincible protagonists. Talos gets his face crushed after having the epic idea of improvising an explosive decompression and smacking his head on the edge of the hole. Xarl gives himself brain damage head butting a Company Champion. Uzas’ armor is a ruin from trying to get in close quarters all the time. There’s just so much attention paid to what it’s actually like to be a transhuman with emphasis on human.
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Randy Bowden by James C. Lewis
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