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sitting-on-me-bum · 11 months
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Mother and Child
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Mother and Child by Marfi Hamid
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littlealienproducts · 2 years
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Salvador Dali's garden party Pillow Sham by Lilly Marfy
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prof-pocket · 2 years
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vivstenius · 1 year
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You’ve seen warrior nun? Ore my gard who’s your favourite character?
um every single character who wore black that wasn't a man!
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thewildwaffle · 2 years
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Canon Ball
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Marfi was surprised when the humans on his team took him up on his offer of spending the Glowsen holiday break with him and his family. He knew they didn’t celebrate Glowsen, but despite being an alien race from an entirely different solar system, they genuinely seemed interested in learning more about the festivities. That plus all off-world traffic basically stopped during the holiday to help maintain clear dark skies. There were a few vital spaceports that would remain open for emergency freight, but other than that, no ship was set to leave the squifra homeworld until after the fourth sunrise of Glowsen. Many on the crew who were not squifra planned to spend the downtime aboard the ship and simply roam about the metropolitan center they were docked at for entertainment during the day. A few in the crew who were aquatic or semi-aquatic had made plans to explore the nearby glowing marshlands to the north or spend some time basking in the warm, sprawling seas to the east.
Marfi had expected the three humans to be part of the first group. After all, no one looks at a human and immediately thinks, “Oh yeah, they definitely know how to swim.” He’d even seen Human Arnie jump back and shout loudly when Human Reyna accidentally spilled some water from an overly-full bucket she’d been carrying. He quickly left to change out of his partially wet uniform into a dry one. Or during a pick-up on Hemlet 3, Marfi also observed Human Avery using an “umbrella” to avoid getting wet in the rain. Several species aboard the ESS Tennago had varying levels of aversion to water. He just assumed humans did too.
He explained several times to them how squifra communities were commonly set up so that it was near impossible to not get wet several times through the day by just getting there or moving around. Roads were largely waterways. Running water and waterfalls were widely used as borders, doors, or other forms of separation or privacy. Many homes and shops had underwater entrances, although they were typically also accompanied by above-water entrances as well.
Still, the humans seemed unperturbed. Well, Arnie expressed a few reservations at first, but when the other two seemed determined to go, he said “it’d be worth it to be able to learn more about Glowsen with Marfi and his family.” And that’s how he ended up sitting next to three humans in what they referred to as “swimsuits” on the ferry. Ever so often, a new passenger would board and give them a quizzical look, but if the humans took notice, they didn’t seem to mind. They each sat with their overnight packs on their laps and took turns asking questions about the upcoming festivities or about various structures or landmarks they saw as the ferry went along. Marfi had to admit, it was probably the most fun he’d had on a ferry trip.
It didn’t take long before the familiar treeline of his hometown came into view. Many of the buildings used parts of the larger trees in their structure. Others wove between and among the roots and arches. The warm pink and yellow glow of the orrad blossoms that lit the otherwise murky swamp nearly made Marfi tear up. He always forgot how much he missed being home.
As soon as the ferry docked and was tied off, the group stood and stretched. Even though it’d been an interesting trip, it still involved quite a bit of sitting on a fairly cramped ferry. The crowds would make it be a while before they’d be able to disembark. Which of course wasn’t a problem for the squifra passengers who must have been traveling light and didn’t have to go claim baggage. They just jumped off the side and into the water, following a marked swim path into town. Human Reyna took notice. “Hey Marfi, do you ever jump over the edge like that?”
“Hmm? Oh, yeah, usually. I don’t typically have luggage when I come home to visit, so I just start swimming.” Human Avery looked over the edge of the ferry. “How deep is the water here?” “I’m not sure,” Marfi glanced down at the water. “I’d imagine it be at least four lengths to be able to accommodate the different ships that come in. I’ve never touched the bottom myself, so I imagine it’s plenty deep.” Human Arnie frowned at Avery and Reyna, then down at the water, then at Marfi. “What about if you’re traveling in a group and only some people jump? Is there a good spot to meet up with everyone again?”
“Yeah, people do that pretty often if not everyone has luggage to pick up. The spot to pick up your luggage is right along the water path,” he pointed out the area in question. Sure enough, there were several squifra already meeting up there. Those with luggage they didn’t want to get drenched loaded up in what almost looked like gondolas.
Marfi only caught a quick glance between Reyna and Avery before the former launched herself over the side of the ferry. While still in the air, Reyna tucked her legs in close to her body and shouted, “Canon ball!” before hitting the water with a rather large splash.
That was… not how Marfi expected things to go. The other passengers on the ferry, few of whom had actually been paying attention beforehand, were now looking confusedly around, trying to figure out what had just happened. “Canon ball?” “Someone get help, that alien fell into the water!” “Why would a cannon be in a ball?” “Did you see that human jump off like that?” “Can they even swim?” “Someone call security, someone’s got some sort of canon weapon!” “Oh flarg! Is that why the human jumped? Should we jump too?”
All the passengers seemed to be frozen in place on the ferry, those near the exit had paused to try to look back and see what was going on. Marfi himself was frozen in shock, staring at the rippling water below, trying to decide if he should jump in after to help his crewmate or go get help first.
Before he could decide, a human head popped back out of the water. She didn’t seem to be disturbed or struggling. On the contrary, she seemed to be quite at ease and happy, laughing and looking back up to the startled passengers still aboard the ferry. Marfi sighed and let go of the tension he’d been holding on to. Humans could swim. They’d said they could, but actually seeing it first-hand was a huge relief.
“Arnie, my bag’s not waterproof like hers” Avery nudged their bag towards him. “Do you mind bringing it with you?”
“Or are you going to join us?” Reyna joined in. “The water feels great!”
“No thanks,” Arnie shook his head and picked up Avery’s bag. “I’m fine staying dry up here for a little bit longer.” As Avery stepped up to jump over the edge, all the passengers watched intently, half unsure of what to think about what was going on in front of them.
“Do a flip!” Reyna yelled from below.
And that’s all it took. Avery launched off the ferry and tumbled through the air before landing with another large splash into the water. As soon as everyone saw the human’s head return to the surface again, the hush that had fallen over the ferry broke and everyone began moving toward the exit again. Most knew about the weird things humans did, and those who didn’t have at least heard about the antics the strange aliens got themselves into. It was surprising, sure, but must just be a thing humans did.
Marfi watched as his two crewmates started swimming toward the water path. They weren’t as graceful in the water as a squifra by any stretch of the imagination, but they did seem pretty adept. They weren’t going to drown, in any case. He then turned to look at the human standing next to him.
“You sure you don’t want to jump?”
Arnie’s expression was comically scrunched up as he shook his head. “I’m fine. I don’t do heights and I’ve got stuff in my bag I don’t want to get wet. Plus, I’d hate to make you carry everything yourself.”
“I… I appreciate that.” Marfi’s head fins fanned out in a smile. They slowly made their way to the exit with the rest of the crowd.
“What were you saying before we pulled in about the flower lights?” Arnie prompted as they walked.
Marfi smiled bigger and picked back up on his narration describing the different features of his hometown as they walked to the luggage pick-up area. He felt just a bit more at ease having his crewmates with him, knowing that despite what they looked like, they’d be safe in the waters of his home. This Glowsen was certainly going to be one to remember for a long time.
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sidetable-drawer · 1 year
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I suddenly came up with an OC this week so here are some crappy sketches I made just to actually get his appearance down on paper. Everything about these are awful; I just needed to brainstorm here.
His name is Marfy (I don't know where or how I came up with the name- I just said it out loud and liked it). He's a poodle. And he has tons and tons of anxiety.
That's really all I have for now. I hope I manage to draw him again.
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newts-and-sharks · 2 years
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Ok, here is the Ophiuchi Fleet/Crew! My alien oc’s for @maudiemoods alien au!
Rasal is the positive and cheerful person of the group, his power basically being a flash bomb, but he can control the brightness, so he can either be a homing beacon, distress signal, a night light, or a living glow stick. He is a little dumb, but he has a good heart and would do just about anything for his crew. He has poor patience and terrible memory, but luckily Sabik is there to help him out. Rasal is quick to form attachments to people and gets very sad about leaving a planet and all the friends that he had made. At least he’s got his crew with him though! That is his main comfort, knowing that his crew will never leave him behind. However, this also makes him grow a hero complex, always going out of his way and even endangering himself to save his crew mates. He would never forgive himself if one of his crew mates died under his watch, whether he could have prevented it or not. But at the end of the day, as long as his crew is safe, he will be the happiest creature in the entire universe.
Sabik is the most manipulative of the group. He has no qualms about lying to get his way and does what he has to to survive. However, they would never do anything that wasn’t in the best interest for their crew. He grew up on the streets and still likes to partake in a little shop lifting here and there, but he mostly steals stuff for Omi in hopes to impress her. They are an excellent strategist and can has the second best poker face on the ship, but he also has a slight anger issue and is terrible at intimacy or anything touchy-feely or emotional. Sabi’s power is the Siren Call, basically verbal Hypnosis. Even a whisper can convince someone to do as they ask, but he prefers not to use this. Mainly for the fun and challenge, but he also hates using his power due to the intense headaches and temporary voice loss.
Cebal is the gentle giant of the crew. He is unusually big and bulky, but don’t ask him about it. He is a selective mute and has his own collection of terrariums in his ship quarters. He cares deeply about all life on all planets, and likes to collect tiny trinkets from all the planets they visit. He is kind and gentle in everything they do and finds it difficult to harm others, even when the crew is in danger. His power is controlling plant life, which admittedly you wouldn’t guess by looking at them. They mainly just grow flowers to decorate the ship and give as gifts to everyone. They have severe social anxiety, and he’s the most introverted of them all, rivaled only by Nu.
Marfik is the prankster of the ship. She has boundless energy and is the most active of them all, always scouting ahead and finding places to settle down when they explore a planet. Their power is unnatural speed, and they love to use it to trick the others. They know just how to cheer up the others, always getting to make them laugh and smile. They even got Nu to smile one time, but it might’ve been a trick of the light. She has a very very high metabolism so they’re always hungry despite not needing to eat for several days. Sometimes they ask Cebal to grow fruit from other planets just so they can eat it and stave off the hunger. Their favorite prank victim is Sabik, mainly just because it’s easy to get him riled up. The reason their nickname is Murphy is because everyone started calling them Marfi, and eventually it just blended into Murfi/Murphy.
Omi is tired 24/7. No nonsense, and all common sense. She is a bit stressed out about everything, but uses her studies to block out any negative or unwanted feelings that arise. She is the brain cell holder of the ship and 95% of everyone’s self control. She has the best poker face, and has become apathetic to most things. Sometimes Sabik gives her gifts that he says he bought, but she knows they are stolen. She has, however, grown a soft spot for him. Her power is telekinesis, but she uses it sparingly. Her power gives her major headaches, but she will do what she must to help the crew. She has grown up with the mindset that if she can’t be of use to someone, then she was useless over all and unwanted. She cares about her crew mates and wants to be wanted and useful to them, so she has a habit of over exerting herself for them.
Nu is…Nu. They crawl around the ship and fix any damage from the journey, Murphy’s pranks, Sabi’ temper, or Attacks from other ships. Most of the time, they can’t be found on purpose. You either find them on accident, or when they want to be found. Sometimes the crew finds them crawling in the vents, or in a dark corner of the ship while repairing something only to have them spin their head at a 180 angle and stare right into their eyes. On the rare occasion, they can be found ravaging the fridge at the dead of sleeping hours for their rations. Despite their cryptid and creepy behavior, they actually really care about their crew mates, which is why they work so hard to make sure nothing is wrong with the ship. Their power is being able to walk on any surface. They use this power to walk on the wall or ceilings, and also stick to the side of the ship when doing external repairs. They sometimes help Murphy out with pranks to spook other crew mates. Their best friend is Cebal, sometimes just sitting next to him and reading a book in comfortable silence as he takes care of his terrariums.
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rry2k · 9 months
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BUBBY MARFY ME
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Woah there! I’m already taken by my lovely husband! Isn’t that right, dear?
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...hello, dear.
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Emailer, I am... afraid that your object... of affection- is already taken. I am... not sorry.
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emichan · 7 months
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Marfy UwU
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melissa-titanium · 1 year
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bestie bestie i am . i am now in act 3 of homestuck and im obsessed with jade the SILLY shes so SILLY shes just like me fr. why my fave pair of glasses gotta be round. why do i always love the green nerds!
I FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCKING KNEW IT I FUCKING KNEW IT IKNEW YOU WERE GONNA BE A JADE ENJOYER THAT IS ALSO!!!!! WHAT I THOUGHT WHEN I FIRST GOT INTO HS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! funnily enough one of my like. first? not actually first we Dont TalkAbout My First Exposure To Homestuck but like RIGHTBEFORE I GOT INTO IT. was a rlly popular phibby twt artist (dia)) who is a hs enjoyer as WELL as a jade enjoyer BC I CANT EVEN LIE JADE AND MARFY ARE LIKE LITERALLY THE SAME BUT IN DIFFERENT FONTS i think theyd be friends i cant lie. i havent thought about marcy in 8 years its been So Long RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH@@!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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zrtranscripts · 1 year
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Season 10, Mission 2: Empty Chairs at Empty Tables
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AMELIA SPENS: What do you mean, Red Scorpion is gone? Well, satellite images aren’t good enough! I need minions on-site telling me what’s going on. Yes, it certainly would make sense to use Mr. Boujettif, except for the very small problem that he’s on an entirely different continent, which you would know if you read the morning briefing documents. I don’t care that they’re 50 pages long, Paul. That’s the job. And while we’re at it, my breakfast Moët was lukewarm this morning. Yesterday, it was Prosecco. I didn’t become PM to drink second-rate champagne knock-offs. Right, Jody.
JODY MARSH: Nice of you to join us, Amelia. Sorry if we’re interrupting your very important call. You know, by turning up to the rendezvous with New Canton Five you arranged. Also, why did it have to be Canton Five? No offense, Five. It’s just dead weird running with a different Five when the real Five’s missing. I mean, you’re not even the original Canton Five.
AMELIA SPENS: Excuse me for thinking you might find it comforting. This Five’s nauseatingly heroic too, if that helps. Also, I do so enjoy watching you froth with anger, Jody. It’s very stimulating.
PAULA COHEN: What’s going on, Amelia? You said it’s to do with our missing people. Is there some news about Maxine?
AMELIA SPENS: Not precisely.
PAULA COHEN: Oh. I thought... I thought I’d have something to tell Sara. She’s been having nightmares. Are you even looking for them? Or have you just written them all off?
AMELIA SPENS: Of course I haven’t. If Janine and the real Five were here, I wouldn’t have to rely on idiots like Paul to run my security service. I was hoping to appoint Sam as head of AmeliaCom, and there are some very interesting experiments I want to run on Peter. Frances, I could leave or take, if I’m honest. But in point of fact, I do have news. Not about Five, who remains frustratingly elusive. But two weeks ago, the Maghreb Protectorate offered to send us a message from their “honored guests.”
PAULA COHEN: Two weeks ago? And you didn’t tell us?
AMELIA SPENS: I don’t trust the Maghreb. Not since they got it into their heads that we stole this panacea from Red Scorpion Base. I’m not convinced the Maghreb didn’t steal it themselves and blame us. I needed to be sure the offer wasn’t some sort of trap.
JODY MARSH: And?
AMELIA SPENS: We’ll see, won’t we? They’ve arranged for someone to meet us at the duck pond in Barton in... Goodness, five minutes. I have been gabbing on, haven’t I? Chop chop, Canton Five. Show them the way.
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JODY MARSH: We’ve reached the duck pond, but there’s no one here. I mean, apart from a few mallards.
AMELIA SPENS: Well, that is disappointing. I had to reschedule my hot stone massage for this.
PAULA COHEN: No wait, what’s that floating in the center of the pond? It looks like a document case. Canton Five, can you reach? [water splashes, case clicks] Oh, it’s just a scribbled note. [paper rustles] It says, “Go to the statue of Thomas Gainsborough in Marfield Lestone. Await further instructions.” Amelia, are you playing games with us? Because if you are, it’s terribly cruel.
AMELIA SPENS: Someone’s playing games, but it’s not me. I wasn’t going to mention it, but a V-type’s been spotted near Marfield. Terrible nuisance. The whole area’s evacuated, and my anti-gray berets are tied up dealing with a minor hoard in Chiswick. I did think I had the undead situation in hand. It was the one campaign promise of mine that I actually intended to keep, but there’s been a positive profusion of outbreaks recently. [sighs] I suppose we’d better give this outing up as a bad job.
JODY MARSH: No way.
PAULA COHEN: Absolutely not.
AMELIA SPENS: I can’t guarantee your safety if you carry on. Well, I suppose I could if I really wanted to make the effort, but I don’t.
JODY MARSH: [scoffs] Stuff being safe! This is the only sniff of a clue we’ve had since all our friends went missing. I’m not giving up.
PAULA COHEN: Marfield is east of here. Come on!
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PAULA COHEN: I can see Marfield on the brow of the next hill. Lots of little Elizabethan cottages and a half-built McShell lane.
AMELIA SPENS: Therefore useless. I’ve ordered a squadron of my anti-gray berets to head your way, but it will take them at least 15 minutes. Honestly, do you have any idea the havoc you two have wreaked on my schedule today? Now I’m Prime Minister, my day has to be timetabled to the second. I’m not enjoying it at all!
JODY MARSH: You wanted the job, Amelia. Deal with it.
AMELIA SPENS: Admit it, Jody. I’m the best PM this country has ever seen. And the rest of them didn’t have to deal with the shambling undead outside of their own cabinets.
PAULA COHEN: There’s no sign of that V-type.
JODY MARSH: No sign of anything. It’s weird to see it all so empty. Corn ripe in the fields but not a single person. I’d sort of forgotten what it was like before the cure.
AMELIA SPENS: And before I reestablished order and a semblance of normality.
JODY MARSH: Yeah, it was definitely all you, Amelia. I used to do airdrop pickups around here. The road was cracked, grass growing up through. There was a cherry tree right in the middle. Now it’s all paved over again. Back then, it felt like nature had had enough of us. Game over, next player’s turn. Time to hand it all back to the foxes. It used to feel like we were an endangered species.
PAULA COHEN: We were an endangered species! And we still would be if it weren’t for Maxine. Veronica’s research was all built on hers. Without her, there’d be no cure! I’d still be... Without her, I wouldn’t be here. I wouldn’t want to be.
AMELIA SPENS: Please don’t cry, you’re not one of those people who can do it attractively! And what happened to that trademark Abel sunny optimism in the face of insurmountable odds?
PAULA COHEN: It disappeared with all our friends! Five’s just gone. We think the Maghreb are holding the rest prisoner. Veronica’s been hunting for traces of her other self, but all she’s found are bits of code and rumors of a brain in a suitcase. We know Maxie went to help the Maghreb with a measles outbreak. Apart from that, what do we really know? Just reports of a burn cube explosion, right back when they first went missing. Peter had a burn cube inside him. What was that?
JODY MARSH: Probably just the wind. But maybe we should pick up the pace. Not much further to Marfield.
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JODY MARSH: We’re here. Marfield Town Square. Looks like they got evacuated right in the middle of a market day. This stinks of decaying cabbage and spoiled meat. [gags] The butcher store’s buzzing with flies.
PAULA COHEN: Here’s the statue of Thomas Gainsborough. Oh my God. Do you see that, Five? On the pedestal, it’s a tape recorder. A proper old-fashioned tape recorder with a tape in it! Jody, do you think this could... Could this really be a message from them?
JODY MARSH: It’s got to be, hasn’t it? What would be the point otherwise? Well, go on, then. Play it. The suspense is killing me.
PAULA COHEN: I know... I know. I’m sorry, I just... What if it’s not? Okay. Okay, here goes. Five, my hands are shaking. Can you figure out how to get this thing to play?
JANINE DE LUCA: Well, what exactly would you like us to say?
JODY MARSH: Oh my God.
PETER LYNNE: It doesn’t matter what you say. It’s proof of life, Janine. I mean, proof of how great our life is and how well we’re being looked after.
JANINE DE LUCA: Don’t be absurd, Mr. Lynne. Proof of life only works if it’s a live broadcast. They could record this and then kill us. Doesn’t mean anything.
PETER LYNNE: I think it might be nice for our friends to have some reassurance, Jenny.
JANINE DE LUCA: Well, yes. We really are... We’re perfectly fine. It’ll take more than this to break us.
DISTORTED VOICE: I think that’s enough for now.
AMELIA SPENS: You need to stop the tape right now.
PAULA COHEN: There could be more messages. We haven’t heard Maxine yet.
AMELIA SPENS: Quiet, for goodness sake! There’s movement on the monitor, doodahs. [sighs] It’s keeping to the shadows, but it’s very fast and it’s definitely heading in your direction. I hate to be all doom and gloom, but it’s probably our V-type. I don’t suppose you fancy acting as bait to lure it away, do you, Jody?
PAULA COHEN: We’re not risking losing anyone else.
AMELIA SPENS: [sighs] Why do I even bother asking? Then you’d better head east towards that ghastly industrial estate. And don’t dawdle!
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JODY MARSH: Anything on your cameras, Amelia?
AMELIA SPENS: Not a sausage.
JODY MARSH: I can’t see anything. Can you, Five? It’s dead quiet. Just lots of half-demolished warehouses. But I can feel it. All the hairs on the back of my neck are standing up.
AMELIA SPENS: It seems to be hiding from the cameras, which it should be far too stupid to do. [sighs] I thought Paul was being hysterical when he started blathering on about signs of increased intelligence in solitary V-types. I suppose I should apologize to him. I won’t, obviously.
PAULA COHEN: Five, play the tape.
AMELIA SPENS: I really don’t think you should -
PAULA COHEN: I’m not waiting any longer. I can’t.
SAM YAO: I really don’t see why I should help you. Oh, are you already recording? Now that’s not fair! I said I wouldn’t cooperate. No, you’re not doing it to be nice. You’re trying to freak my friends out or-or manipulate them or something, and I’m not going to help you. Guys, no one knows where Five is, but we think they -
JODY MARSH: Stupid Sam. Always worrying about other people when he should be worrying about himself.
PAULA COHEN: There’s still... There’s nothing from Maxine.
JODY MARSH: Maybe it’s further on.
PAULA COHEN: That’s it. That’s the end of the tape.
AMELIA SPENS: Emote about it while you move. I finally got a clear and frankly stomach-turning look at your pursuer. It’s missing a head and still very much ambulatory, so call me an old worrywart, but I think it’s a V-type. I was really hoping we could avoid this, but there’s a place to the north where you can evade it. Just go on, then. Run!
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[zombie growls]
JODY MARSH: Oh God, it’s nearly on us!
AMELIA SPENS: Just as well good old Amelia’s led you to safety. On your left, the side door to Marfield Storage. Five, enter 2574 on the keypad.
PAULA COHEN: I don’t understand. Why wasn’t there a message from Maxine? She was there. We know she was there.
AUTOMATED VOICE: Voice scan required for entry.
AMELIA SPENS: Let me just... Ah.
RECORDING: Sigrid Hakkinen, access code Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
AUTOMATED VOICE: Authorization granted, Minister.
JODY MARSH: Paula, Five, get in now.
AMELIA SPENS: There’s another exit at the far side of the complex. It should take you well clear of the V-type.
PAULA COHEN: Does it mean they don’t have Maxie, or does it mean they... they had Maxie and now they don’t?
JODY MARSH: There was nothing from Five, either. This was probably just like, a teaser trailer, something to get us interested.
PAULA COHEN: Yeah, no. [laughs] Yeah, you’re right. Why would they hurt Maxie and not the others? Except for the fact that she’s a doctor, and there’s this sudden outbreak of new diseases and maybe she knows something about it they don’t want her to know!
JODY MARSH: My nan always said don’t borrow trouble, you’ll get enough for free. And we think Van Ark’s got something to do with it, right? I mean, we got a message saying he wasn’t the real Van Ark, but that could have been faked. Van Ark wouldn’t kill Maxine. He’d use her. You know that.
PAULA COHEN: Yes, I know that very well.
JODY MARSH: Amelia, what is this place? I mean, it’s one of Sigrid’s secret bases, obviously. It’s all pastel walls and surveillance cameras and posters of her on every wall. I’d forgotten how smug she always looked. But why did you have the passkey, and why were all the lights on when we came in, like someone’s been here recently?
PAULA COHEN: I can see the labs through the glass doors. Some of the equipment looks like it’s running. The sign about this one says, “Bioweapons, alpha access only.” [door knob rattles] It’s locked.
AMELIA SPENS: I would like to explain, but I’m afraid the V-type’s found a way in.
JODY MARSH: Oh, bollocks. You just don’t want us to look around.
[zombie roars]
AMELIA SPENS: I might be lying. I could have recorded that sound and saved it for a rainy day. Or maybe you’re being hunted by a virtually unkillable zombie. Up to you, of course. You could keep trying more locked doors, or you could run!
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[door creaks open and shut]
JODY MARSH: We’re out of the base. No sign of the V-type, if it was ever there.
AMELIA SPENS: No need to worry your pretty head about it any longer, Jody. My anti-gray berets have arrived.
PAULA COHEN: I can see them rappelling out of the helicopter. Rappelling... Is that the word?
AMELIA SPENS: Yes, they certainly made good time.
JODY MARSH: You don’t sound very pleased. I thought you were a big fan of efficiency.
AMELIA SPENS: It may shock you to learn I used to carry out a heist or two?
PAULA COHEN: No, not really.
AMELIA SPENS: Before every escapade, I’d send my crew to carry out a minor break-in, making absolutely sure to trip the alarm. Can you guess why?
JODY MARSH: I don’t care.
AMELIA SPENS: It was to test police response times. Terribly clever of me, really. Create a problem, and then see how the opposition goes about solving it. It teaches you an awful lot about them.
PAULA COHEN: You think that’s what this was about? A way for the Maghreb to test our V-type defenses?
AMELIA SPENS: Or to discover the location of a place I’d rather have kept under wraps for a while. And what have we really gained today? I suppose it was nice for you to hear your friends’ voices, although personally I’ve always found Peter’s rather grating. But Maxine is missing, we’re no closer to finding Five, and our opponents, whoever they truly are, have learned a great deal about us.
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444names · 9 months
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list of fish common names from wikipedia
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¿Cuál equipo ganó en el último enfrentamiento entre Costa de Marfil y Nigeria?
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¿Cuál equipo ganó en el último enfrentamiento entre Costa de Marfil y Nigeria?
Resultado último enfrentamiento Costa de Marfil vs Nigeria
En el último enfrentamiento entre Costa de Marfil y Nigeria, ambos equipos demostraron un alto nivel de competitividad y determinación. El partido fue una muestra de habilidad y estrategia por parte de ambas selecciones, dejando a los espectadores al borde de sus asientos.
Costa de Marfil logró imponerse con un resultado final de 2-1 sobre Nigeria, en un encuentro que mantuvo la emoción hasta el último minuto. Los jugadores de Costa de Marfil mostraron un desempeño excepcional en el campo, destacando por su rapidez, precisión en los pases y capacidad para definir en el área rival.
Por otro lado, Nigeria no se quedó atrás y demostró ser un rival digno, con jugadores talentosos que supieron plantar cara a su oponente. A pesar de la derrota, el equipo nigeriano dejó en claro que cuenta con un gran potencial y que dará guerra en los próximos encuentros.
Este enfrentamiento entre Costa de Marfil y Nigeria sin duda alguna dejó a los aficionados con ganas de más, demostrando la pasión y la intensidad que se vive en cada partido de fútbol. Ambos equipos pusieron en alto el nombre de sus países y nos regalaron un espectáculo inolvidable que quedará grabado en la memoria de los amantes del deporte rey. ¡Sin duda, un enfrentamiento para el recuerdo!
Ganador último partido Costa de Marfil vs Nigeria
En el último partido entre Costa de Marfil y Nigeria, se vivió un emocionante enfrentamiento que mantuvo a los espectadores al borde de sus asientos. Ambos equipos demostraron un gran nivel de habilidad y determinación en el terreno de juego.
Costa de Marfil logró imponerse con una brillante actuación de su delantera, la cual destacó por su agilidad y precisión en los tiros a gol. Nigeria luchó hasta el final, mostrando una defensa sólida y un ataque peligroso que puso a prueba la resistencia del equipo rival.
El partido estuvo lleno de momentos intensos y oportunidades de gol para ambas selecciones. Los jugadores de ambas escuadras mostraron un desempeño excepcional, atrayendo la atención de los aficionados al fútbol de todo el mundo.
Al final del encuentro, Costa de Marfil se alzó con la victoria, celebrando un triunfo merecido por su entrega y buen juego en el campo. Nigeria, por su parte, demostró ser un rival digno que supo plantar cara en todo momento.
Sin duda, este partido entre Costa de Marfil y Nigeria quedará en la memoria de los seguidores del fútbol por la emoción y la calidad del juego desplegado por ambas selecciones.
Marcador último juego Costa de Marfil vs Nigeria
En el emocionante encuentro entre Costa de Marfil y Nigeria, el marcador final dejó a todos los fanáticos con el corazón en la mano. El partido estuvo lleno de intensidad y emoción desde el pitido inicial, con ambas selecciones demostrando su destreza y determinación en el campo.
Costa de Marfil, conocido por su juego rápido y habilidoso, se enfrentó a Nigeria, un equipo con una defensa sólida y un ataque contundente. Los primeros minutos del partido estuvieron llenos de oportunidades para ambos lados, con tiros al arco y jugadas peligrosas que mantenían a los espectadores al borde de sus asientos.
Sin embargo, fue en los minutos finales cuando la emoción alcanzó su punto máximo. Con el marcador empatado, ambos equipos buscaban desesperadamente el gol que les daría la victoria. Fue en el último suspiro del juego que Costa de Marfil logró anotar el gol tan esperado, desatando la euforia entre sus seguidores y asegurando la victoria.
El estadio retumbaba con los cánticos de los aficionados mientras los jugadores celebraban en el campo. Este emocionante encuentro sin duda quedará en la memoria de todos los que tuvieron la oportunidad de presenciarlo. Costa de Marfil demostró una vez más su calidad y determinación, mientras que Nigeria dejó todo en el campo en una batalla épica hasta el último minuto. ¡Un partido que seguramente será recordado por mucho tiempo!
Partido reciente Costa de Marfil contra Nigeria
El partido reciente entre Costa de Marfil y Nigeria fue un enfrentamiento muy esperado en el fútbol africano. Ambos equipos tienen una larga historia de rivalidad y competencia en el continente. El encuentro tuvo lugar en un estadio lleno de fanáticos apasionados que estaban ansiosos por ver a sus equipos nacionales en acción.
Costa de Marfil, conocido por su habilidad técnica y su talento individual, salió al terreno de juego con determinación y un estilo de juego ofensivo. Nigeria, por su parte, mostró su fortaleza física y su capacidad para contraatacar rápidamente. El partido estuvo repleto de emociones y momentos emocionantes que mantuvieron a los espectadores al borde de sus asientos.
Ambos equipos tuvieron oportunidades de marcar, pero fue Costa de Marfil quien finalmente logró anotar el gol de la victoria en los minutos finales del partido. La celebración en las gradas fue indescriptible, con los fans coreando y ondeando banderas en apoyo a su equipo. Nigeria luchó hasta el último minuto, pero no logró igualar el marcador.
En resumen, el partido entre Costa de Marfil y Nigeria fue un enfrentamiento intenso y emocionante que demostró una vez más la pasión y la calidad del fútbol africano. Los aficionados de ambos equipos disfrutaron de un gran espectáculo y seguramente seguirán apoyando a sus selecciones en futuros encuentros. ¡Que viva el fútbol africano!
Historial encuentros Costa de Marfil vs Nigeria
Los encuentros entre Costa de Marfil y Nigeria en el fútbol han sido históricamente emocionantes y reñidos. Estas dos potencias africanas han protagonizado enfrentamientos memorables a lo largo de los años, dejando a los aficionados al borde de sus asientos.
La rivalidad entre Costa de Marfil y Nigeria se ha evidenciado en torneos internacionales como la Copa Africana de Naciones y las eliminatorias para la Copa del Mundo. Ambos equipos han demostrado tener jugadores talentosos y una fuerte determinación en el campo de juego.
Uno de los enfrentamientos más recordados entre Costa de Marfil y Nigeria tuvo lugar en la Copa Africana de Naciones de 2006, donde las Súper Águilas lograron imponerse en la instancia de cuartos de final en una emocionante tanda de penaltis.
Además, estos dos equipos africanos han protagonizado partidos amistosos que han capturado la atención de los aficionados por la calidad del juego desplegado y la intensidad de la competencia.
En resumen, los históricos encuentros entre Costa de Marfil y Nigeria han dejado una huella imborrable en la historia del fútbol africano, demostrando la pasión y la rivalidad que caracterizan a estos dos equipos. Los aficionados siguen esperando con entusiasmo cada nuevo enfrentamiento entre estas potencias futbolísticas.
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Jelena Jovović 12. decembra na Kolarcu
U utorak 12.12.2023. u 20h, velika jazz pevačica Jelena Jovović obeležiće 30 godina rada, kao i izlazak novog CDa „Nightbird“. Sa gostima u programu, koji su i učestvovali u snimanju CDa, a među mnogima su Bojan Z, Ameen Saleem, Vladimir Kostadinović, ovaj koncert obećava da bude pravi praznik jazz muzike, i bude jedan od najznačajnijih muzičkih događaja u ovoj godini.
Na sceni će joj se, takođe, pridružiti i Jure Pukl, jedan od najplodnijih i najkreativnijih saksofonista mlađe slovenačke generacije, nagrađen najvišim nacionalnim priznanjem za doprinos umetnosti u Sloveniji (Nagrada Prešernovega sklada).
Ljubiteljima džeza ime Jelene Jovović je dobro poznato i jedva čekaju svaki njen nastup. Pritom ne mislimo samo na naše džez prostore, već i na šire, one svetske, budući da Jelena Jovović važi za jednog od najistaknutijih predstavnika ovog žanra poteklih sa Balkana. Žestoka ratnica odlične muzike, kako ju je opisala Flora Purim. Strastvena umetnica koja razume prirodu pevanja kao esenciju komunikacijskog procesa, kaže basista Čak Izraels. Rođena pevačica sa retkim, nepatvorenim kvalitetom komunikacije sa publikom i osećajem za pesmu, smatra Mark Marfi, legenda džeza.
“Njen album ’Heartbeat’ osvojio je srca slušalaca na plejlistama velikih američkih i međunarodnih radio stanica. Jelena je spiritus movens i muzičar koji pleni svojim talentom na internacionalnoj sceni više od tri decenije. Glasom Sare Von i somotom Bili Holidej, ali i modernim pristupom Dajan Rivs, osvojila je srca mnogih muzičkih kritičara i publike širom sveta”, ističe ugledni džez novinar Bob Vier.
Po završenim studijama džeza u Gracu, Jelena je osnovala katedru za džez pevanje u Južnoafričkoj Republici u kojoj je provela četiri godine. Nakon povratka u Srbiju predaje džez pevanje u muzičkoj školi “Stanković“. Sarađivala je sa mnogim velikim imenima, nastupala s njima na pozornicama širom sveta, i očarala taj isti svet na poseban, upečatljiv i vrlo originalan način.
Album „Heartbeat“ ostavio je snažan utisak, a slušaoce je impresionirao jedinstvenim pogledom na tradicionalni džez sa evropskim nasleđem. Zvuči autentično i mnogi su ga ocenili kao instant klasik. I aktuelno izdanje „Nightbird“ oduševilo je poštovaoce ovog zvuka.
„Prepun duše i ritma sa puno sket pevanja, višeglasnog aranžiranja i inventivnih vokalizama, ovaj album drži pažnju od početka do kraja. Biboperima će se naročito svideti, jer podseća na slavne dane džeza sa mnogo novih i sjajnih elemenata, ali džez je u srži svega.
Zadivljujuća muzička slika! Izvanredan bend, a njeni uvek neverovatni aranžmani, kompozicije i tekstovi takođe doprinose celokupnom muzičkom konceptu koje krase snažni moderni ritmovi i goruća soliranja uz vokal“, nije štedeo komplimente Rendi Breker, džez trubač.
Sjajnu umetnicu interesantnog imidža i moćnog glasa moći će ponovo da čuje i beogradska džez publika.
Ulaznice za koncert dostupne su online, na sajtu tickets.rs, svim prodajnim mestima Tickets – a, kao i na blagajni Kolarca.
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