U-Shape Home Bar
With recessed-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, quartz countertops, a multicolored backsplash, a mosaic tile backsplash, and black countertops, this medium-sized, elegant u-shaped medium-tone wood floor wet bar image exudes class.
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Kitchen in Burlington
Example of a small transitional u-shaped eat-in kitchen design with shaker cabinets, light wood cabinets, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances and an island
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Transitional Kitchen Burlington
Eat-in kitchen design idea: small transitional galley with shaker cabinets, gray cabinets, granite countertops, marble backsplash, stainless steel appliances, and a peninsula.
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Home Bar U-Shape
With recessed-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, quartz countertops, a multicolored backsplash, a mosaic tile backsplash, and black countertops, this medium-sized, elegant u-shaped medium-tone wood floor wet bar image exudes class.
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Transitional Kitchen Burlington
Example of a small transitional u-shaped eat-in kitchen design with shaker cabinets, light wood cabinets, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances and an island
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New York Enclosed Kitchen
Large traditional u-shaped enclosed kitchen design featuring a medium-toned wood floor, an undermount sink, raised-panel cabinets, white cabinets, marble countertops, blue and ceramic backsplashes, paneled appliances, and an island.
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Limited life.
Ooh, how spooky. Imagine! Only 24 hours to live! Imagine, that time just ticking away, being forced to watch it go, until your inevitable gristly end! Pieces of it being ripped away from you along the way, unexpectedly! The horror! The inevitability! The drama!
Cleo never understood the hype. After all, it was better than anything she got, all those years ago before she turned zombie. At least this time she could see it coming. Frankly, the idea was almost relaxing.
To her, anyway. She idly picked at a splinter on the handle of her axe as she watched Bdubs and Skizz circle each other in the matted grass ring. Of course there had been posturing - it was Bdubs and Skizz, after all - but when it came down to it neither of them seemed especially inclined to take the first shot. Skizz jittered forward, teeth bared in a snarl, but he skirted to the side last minute. Bdubs laughed and taunted, but he showed no signs of doing any better in the initiation department. Cleo smirked. Men. Boys, really.
They'd regret this, in the end. As the clock wore down and 00:00:00 became less of a vague idea and more a thing they could see bearing down on them, they'd curse their past selves for throwing away precious seconds for the sake of a grudge. Or maybe, they'd just be consumed by more bloodlust, scrambling to regain a fragment of the time they'd lost. It's fear, either way. And they'd come to it way too late to end up where Cleo already was, undead and long past seeing a ticking clock as any kind of worry. They'll all have wasted too much time on processing by then to see what's on the other side of that fear.
Freedom.
Imagine. You know when you're going to die. By exclusion, that means you know when you're not going to die. You know it's not tomorrow, or today, and those are guarantees you don't get anywhere else. So - what do you do? You burn a mansion. Hell, two if you feel like it. You bait Jimmy, you poke fun at Joel, you make alliances with everyone you can so they'll betray you sooner so you can get that out of the way so you can have more stuff to burn - it's fun, if you shake the nerves early. Ignorance is not bliss. Make friends with the idea that death is inevitable and give yourself the luxury of a farewell party you'll enjoy.
All the things she wished she'd done, when she was still alive. All the things she still probably wouldn't have done if she'd known.
Instead, she'd have just done this. Squander life on recklessness early on. Squander it on fear later.
Skizz circled Jimmy. Jimmy circled Skizz. The others looked on and cheered, while their clocks ticked silently on. Finally the two leapt at each other, shields thumping and armour sparking as diamond and metal and shouts rang loud. Cleo rolled her eyes.
She turned to dispatch a skeleton that crept up while the others were distracted. By the time she'd reduced the bones to dust, the fight was over. Skizz gloated. Bdubs grumbled. Cleo made all the right sympathetic sounds and faces.
She'd missed the end. It didn't matter. She'd already seen it.
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oughhhh need to buy a new phone in the next year or so because mine is fucked. why does every smartphone suddenly fucking suck! we had removable batteries and headphone jacks and SD card expansion slots when I was in middle school and now it's like...what's taking up that space in the same-sized phone all of a sudden? "we had to take out the headphone jack to make the phone 2mm slimmer" apple and google kill yourselves challenge. i want a fucking brick that has 2TB of space and a decent camera. and TWO headphone jacks. and a stylus because why not
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I feel like the software department in the Watchtower is small, supper small. Like, so small that anyone who doesn't interact with them thinks the hiring process is extremely rigorous, and you have to be extremely professional and above Player-level skills to even think about getting in, let alone work with the Entire Justice League's software. And no one ever sees them, so one one ever asks about them.
But that's not it. At all.
You see, they get new employees every couple of months, all who barely ever last more than a week.
Why, you ask? Because Batman and the other heroes (but mostly Batman and his stupid batclan) don't communicate with the department when adding to and updating the software. Despite the fact there is a department to do and help with that.
So yeah, only a special kind of person can deal with having to make uncommenting code (with no clear purpose!!!) mesh with other code, having to go through and find unfinished code to either finish or get rid of (stupid batman coding off of 1 hour of sleep from the past two days), and still having to do collabs and stuff with the other departments.
All while waiting on HR to do something about it because they've all already given multiple complaints about it and HR is just sitting there, unsure what to do because not only is it their employers that are the problem but ITS SPECIFICALLY BATMAN.
The Software Department is the middle child of the Watchtower.
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pros of drinking at work on days off: see friends and get staff discount.
cons of drinking at work on days off: lol. you thought you weren't working? get bussing, bitch.
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