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#sims story#simblr stories#sims 3#sims 3 story#tteot story#erik zay#laurie golzine#and now we have laurie's view on anh#oh and here we are with the bike again#erik's wearing a helmet for anonymity#and made laurie wear one for security#he's cute like that :)#laurie arc
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the helmet is wrinkled?! erik doesn’t own an iron i guess :/
at that point he had been in prison for ten years so i believe he owned 0 household appliances :/ however since he controls metal i think he could also temporarily flatten the helmet into like a sheet and get the wrinkles out that way
#how funny would it be if erik turned the helmet into like a little cube when he wasn’t wearing it and just reshaped it every time#what if he reformed the helmet wrong???#hm just thought of something#anonymous#asks
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I wish you would write a fic where Erik's a detective and Charles is a professor/expert/telepath on contract for the department assisting on extremely complicated cases and they fall into each other's arms eventually. Your writing style would be perfect for that au! #Love your writing by the way! 😬
Thank you!! I love this idea so much!!! (and you flatter me 😳 I barely ever write)
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Erik watched into the interrogation room as the witness finished signing the agreement to have her mind read. Across her, Charles sat with a kind smile, apparently completely confortable even though he was wearing that horrible contraption that was the suppressor. He felt a twinge of uneasiness as officer McTaggert entered and with her fingerprint unlocked the suppressor. Erik knew perfectly well that a mere glass wouldn’t stop Charles’ power. He could be in Erik’s mind right in this moment, prying away all his secrets and weaknesses. This thought was immediately followed by disgust at himself. How could he think of a fellow mutant the same as the baselines? He had seen the humans recoil from Charles and refuse to be in the same room even though he was wearing the damn suppressor. Erik gritted his teeth. He had to do something to get over his fear, no, not fear, Erik never feared, his, discomfort with telepaths. After all, it seemed like he was going to work long term with one.
Charles massaged his neck and scalp before turning to Moira and nodding for her to put on the bloody helmet back on. He hated the thing. He wish he could use his own small and discreet suppressor, but the whole idea of wearing it was for it to be visible: ‘Do not worry, I’m not dangerous’. Charles snorted. As if anyone who hated telepaths would stop hating them if they wore suppressors. It only made him a clear target for their hatred and fear, but at least no one could accuse him of illegally reading their mind. To make matters worst, his partner didn’t seem to care about him an iota, and regarded him with disgust at best. He wished he could quit, but this was the fastest way to find Raven, and maybe at the same time, unravel what had happened to his father. That’s why he was completely taken by surprise when that said partner invited him to have something after work.
“I won’t be wearing suppressors,” Charles said slowly, as if explaining to a child.“I know,” said Lehnsherr, his face as impassive as always.Charles squinted, trying to figure out if this was some kind of joke.“Sure,” he finally answered, dragging the word to show his uncertainty. “Excellent, see you at six.”And with that, he turned and left to his office.
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Send me an anonymous ask completing the sentence “I wish you would write a fic where…”
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one might assume that after the first attempt of teleportation went rather awry that he might not attempt it again and yet, here he has found himself, caught in a world that he does not quite understand which certainly reviles his kind. all over has he seen the posters of mutants wanted on the run and no whispers of the x-men have reached ears so keen to listen. yet, youth behold to a countenance unrecognized provides him a measure of anonymity; humanity expects an aged, battle-worn survivor, not a younger man.
whispers of an underground assisting mutants on the run has reached his ears, though all too well does erik realize that simply approaching them brazenly will spook them into hiding. for weeks now he has been tracking mutants to and fro across the southern united states. now, two months since he landed here, confused and rather weak thanks to the amount of energy exerted in the process of accidentally teleporting himself across time and space, erik has found himself softly stalking through the streets of atlanta, georgia.
had he ever thought to find himself in a future where phones sang of electricity and where something called "google" is mentioned often.
the ringing sound of sirens scream themselves into life without any warning only a few streets away, the noise horrendous and terrible. wariness at once leaps to tauten musculature, drawing sinews up. with a steady gait, he moves towards the noise of them and hears the noise of panicked shouting. and then he feels it - magnetic field shifting and rippling, responding to something that is definitely not his own powers
impossible, magneto thinks, oculi narrowing faintly.
the sight of panicked youngsters, none of them older than mid-twenties if that, fleeing from sentinel services rakes vexation and fury into his form. rage boils up even as he watches one of them shoot blazing golden light from his fingers. a woman trips and falls and that is when erik makes the decision to intervene.
the steel beam lands so firmly into the ground that it trembles the entire street; sparks are thrown up violently when a second beam lands, forming a great X between the mutants and the sentinel services. several of them cast startled glances to one another and the young man who had been shooting light from his hand runs to try and help the girl who had fallen.
gravel crunches softly underfoot as he lands before the huge steel beams, expression terrible and cruel. though he wears nothing of armor nor the iconic helmet, can there be any question as to whom stands before them?
"run," magneto orders, even as he readies himself for a fight against sentinel services. so much for a low profile.
#ironmeydl#the gifted verse tbt#here felicia take this#its terrible and idk how to write anymore lololol
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anonymous asked: “ When you wear the helmet, why do the edges of your face look like a dick with balls then? 🤭”
‣ random asks — ‣ always accepting. ( burnthemout I’m totally blaming you for this. )
The corner of his mouth twitched ever so slightly, hands clenched into tight fists. Despite the rage that pulsed through his veins, he managed to remain composed and collected. He knew exactly what grey face was trying to do, and surely, Erik wasn’t going to let such obnoxious wisecrack get to him. They want him to take the bait. No. He would not give them that satisfaction. Maturity and sound temperament were the only possible options in this matter.
❝ Fuck you. ❞ He’d kill them on the spot if he could.
#❛ covered in colors. ❜ —— ‣ anonymous#❛ a room for one more troubled soul. ❜ —— ‣ answered asks#( wo W )#( I'm cracking up yoooo )#( it's fucking hilarious because I see it NOW lmao )#( also yes maturity my ass )
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(L-R) Safety Erik Harris, fullback Alec Ingold and linebacker Kyle Wilber of the Las Vegas Raiders work out in a park on June 17, 2020 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Ethan Miller | Getty Images
The National Football League’s tug-of-war with its players’ union is on public display, as both parties look to resolve uncertainties related to the coronavirus pandemic.
The sides have agreed to daily testing and the NFL has offered to cancel the 2020 preseason, but the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA) seeks better assurances in negotiations.
According to people with knowledge of discussions, the NFLPA wants more clarity on clubs’ disease plans, guaranteed pay for players should training camp and regular-season games stop, and an agreement on future salary cap issues expected to arise due to Covid-19.
The people spoke to CNBC on condition of anonymity, as they are not authorized to discuss negotiations publicly.
Officials representing club owners have fought the NFLPA on daily testing issues because of the cost, but eventually agreed to terms, as did the NFL with canceling exhibition games.
But with government officials in NFL cities already hinting at games with no fans, the league is preparing for a revenue hit of up to $70 million per team.
The cap projection was decreased to $40 million per team, according to a report by the league-run NFL.com, but official revenue won’t be totaled until after the upcoming season. But, if accurate, clubs would have less than this year’s roughly $198 million to spend on players in 2021.
The union is requesting any cap hit be soothed in throughout the life of the new 10-year collective bargaining agreement, while club owners want the hit factored in immediately.
Another issue holding up negotiations is the compensation amount for players who elect to sit out the season. According to sources, clubs would need to offer players some form of payment option for players under contract to avoid potential lawsuits that could arise should the NFL force its players to return.
The NFLPA is also seeking $500,000 per player should the league start its regular season then have to cancel games due to Covid-19, according to people familiar with the conversations.
Earlier on Wednesday, CNBC reported the players’ union sought full payment of salaries regardless of the number of games played.
NFLPA official George Atallah disputed the claims, saying no such request was submitted. “The story is not only false, but has malicious intent,” he said.
The NFL declined to comment.
Other negotiations ongoing
Although teams have started to submit their required Infectious Disease Emergency Response (IDER) plans, some have been sent back to clubs for more clarity, according to the individuals who spoke to CNBC.
For all 32 clubs to start full training camps by July 28, the NFLPA needs to obtain and approve all IDER plans. If not approved, teams will only be allowed to host up to 20 players in camps.
Some NFL clubs have already opened camps for rookie players who are currently being tested for Covid-19. With no agreement, players are still required to attend training camp, but again, in limited numbers.
Though issues remain, the people said they expect an agreement as the NFL wants to avoid potential grievances from players.
Oakley designed NFL helmet with a face shield to protect players from spreading germs.
Source: NFL
On Thursday, the NFL announced fans who attend games in states where it’s permitted would be required to wear a mask. The league starts its regular season on Sept. 10.
The NFL also continues to negotiate when players are required to ramp up physical practices in pads. The NFLPA’s concern is the potential for increased injures, similar to the plethora of injures in 2011 following a brief lockout.
Also, the face shields designed by Oakley are losing momentum toward being mandated, which the NFL had wanted. According to the people, the shields were lab-tested by some NFL players, but not tested on the field, which concerns the NFLPA. The shields are designed to replicate regular face masks and protect players around the mouth and nose area to reduce the risk of contamination during play.
The NFL says Oakley, which pays the league roughly $75 million per year in partnership rights, will have enough shields to distribute them to all 32 teams before the start of the 2020 season.
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NFL, players union delayed onT 2020 plans, salary cap deal
(L-R) Safety Erik Harris, fullback Alec Ingold and linebacker Kyle Wilber of the Las Vegas Raiders work out in a park on June 17, 2020 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Ethan Miller | Getty Images
The National Football League’s tug-of-war with its players’ union is on public display, as both parties look to resolve uncertainties related to the coronavirus pandemic.
The sides have agreed to daily testing and the NFL has offered to cancel the 2020 preseason, but the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA) seeks better assurances in negotiations.
According to people with knowledge of discussions, the NFLPA wants more clarity on clubs’ disease plans, guaranteed pay for players should training camp and regular-season games stop, and an agreement on future salary cap issues expected to arise due to Covid-19.
The people spoke to CNBC on condition of anonymity, as they are not authorized to discuss negotiations publicly.
Officials representing club owners have fought the NFLPA on daily testing issues because of the cost, but eventually agreed to terms, as did the NFL with canceling exhibition games.
But with government officials in NFL cities already hinting at games with no fans, the league is preparing for a revenue hit of up to $70 million per team.
The cap projection was decreased to $40 million per team, according to a report by the league-run NFL.com, but official revenue won’t be totaled until after the upcoming season. But, if accurate, clubs would have less than this year’s roughly $198 million to spend on players in 2021.
The union is requesting any cap hit be soothed in throughout the life of the new 10-year collective bargaining agreement, while club owners want the hit factored in immediately.
Another issue holding up negotiations is the compensation amount for players who elect to sit out the season. According to sources, clubs would need to offer players some form of payment option for players under contract to avoid potential lawsuits that could arise should the NFL force its players to return.
The NFLPA is also seeking $500,000 per player should the league start its regular season then have to cancel games due to Covid-19, according to people familiar with the conversations.
Earlier on Wednesday, CNBC reported the players’ union sought full payment of salaries regardless of the number of games played.
NFLPA official George Atallah disputed the claims, saying no such request was submitted. “The story is not only false, but has malicious intent,” he said.
The NFL declined to comment.
Other negotiations ongoing
Although teams have started to submit their required Infectious Disease Emergency Response (IDER) plans, some have been sent back to clubs for more clarity, according to the individuals who spoke to CNBC.
For all 32 clubs to start full training camps by July 28, the NFLPA needs to obtain and approve all IDER plans. If not approved, teams will only be allowed to host up to 20 players in camps.
Some NFL clubs have already opened camps for rookie players who are currently being tested for Covid-19. With no agreement, players are still required to attend training camp, but again, in limited numbers.
Though issues remain, the people said they expect an agreement as the NFL wants to avoid potential grievances from players.
Oakley designed NFL helmet with a face shield to protect players from spreading germs.
Source: NFL
On Thursday, the NFL announced fans who attend games in states where it’s permitted would be required to wear a mask. The league starts its regular season on Sept. 10.
The NFL also continues to negotiate when players are required to ramp up physical practices in pads. The NFLPA’s concern is the potential for increased injures, similar to the plethora of injures in 2011 following a brief lockout.
Also, the face shields designed by Oakley are losing momentum toward being mandated, which the NFL had wanted. According to the people, the shields were lab-tested by some NFL players, but not tested on the field, which concerns the NFLPA. The shields are designed to replicate regular face masks and protect players around the mouth and nose area to reduce the risk of contamination during play.
The NFL says Oakley, which pays the league roughly $75 million per year in partnership rights, will have enough shields to distribute them to all 32 teams before the start of the 2020 season.
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