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Sett & Aphelios Duo - "Together, they're cat ear headphones."
K'Sante & Yone Duo - "Chart-topping and heart-stopping."
Kayn & Ezreal Duo - "Is banter a love language?"
Good Boi Ernest - "Celebrates one really really good boy and the debut of HEARTSTEEL"
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Drawing shitty doodles of my ocs? It’s more likely than you think!
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New DnD himbo just dropped.
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Can you believe this guy!
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Day 1 for Falltober. I won't be doing all of them, but I'll get what I can!
Context: Sole Survivor Ernest is my character that keeps the closest to canon- he was a pre-war soldier that excelled in Power Armor. Due to his stereotypical "All American Blondie Farm Boy" looks, he was involved in a cross promotion between the military and Vault Tec, being the Vault Boy on the recruitment posters.
This all came to a crashing end when he took an incendiary around to the helmet. It was able to break enough of the eye material to enter the helmet, and proceed to destroy the helmet and Ernest's face.
Luckily, his team was able to get the helmet off without breaking his neck (not an easy thing from how warped it ended up) and get him stabilize, but his military career was over with damage that was too costly to fix when there were ten other perfectly able soldiers to take his place.
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Just finished watching the anime and this is literally inspired by that one scene where he was rapping i do not know how Lemon Demon made his way here but uhm tbh Ernest would definitely listen to his songs just sayin. Also his comfort song is Fine and i am TOTALLY not projecting i swea🔥🔥
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I wish I could grip a needle
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People are often surprised to hear Jim Varney owned a 1981 DeLorean DMC-12, but Jim had a rather eclectic personality. He ordered the car brand new, with an all black leather interior and had it outfitted with a twin-turbo system from Island Turbo in New York, which would have been a 𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘺 expensive upgrade at the time.
[2024] marks the 43rd anniversary of the DeLorean’s release so we thought we’d share this photo, along with a little excerpt from Jim’s biography (written by his nephew, Justin Lloyd) on the subject:
“One of the few indulgences Jim allowed himself was a DeLorean sports car, made famous by the movie ‘Back to the Future.’ The car reflected how Jim stayed true to his own desires instead of trying to impress others. If he had really wanted to be ‘flashy,’ he could have bought a top-of-the-line Cadillac or Mercedes. Instead, he preferred something James Bond might drive. Plus, the stainless-steel DeLorean matched his stainless-steel Rolex. Once when Jim was visiting family in Lexington, his young niece Elaine was inspecting the DeLorean’s interior. She looked in the back seat and asked Jim where the flux capacitor was (the hardware that enabled the car in “Back to the Future” to travel through time when the speedometer hit 88 mph). I got a thrill myself as a 13-year-old in 1986 when Uncle Jim offered to take me for a ride in the car. We drove to a nearby gas station. When we pulled up to the pump, Uncle Jim raised both doors, letting the classical music he was blasting fill the air. To say that we drew attention is an understatement.”
Via FunnyMemes on FB
Jim Varney was a classically-trained actor who became famous for his goofy Southern character Ernest, who became a pitchman for local, then national companies, becoming so popular it sparked a series of Ernest movies.
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