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Triple Red Shell
I know it seems like the King Shell is the obvious choice as a weapon from Mario Kart, but if I was really honest, I’d have to say that the Triple Red is my most desired weapon to get on Mario Kart… unless I’m playing Double Dash. The TRS is awesome because not only do you have three chances to annihilate other racers with homing shells, but before you use them they circle your kart like a shield, AND you can pick up another item!
Surely you can see my point, no one. Good, I’m glad we agree.

paperbeatsscissors:

Triple Red Shell

I know it seems like the King Shell is the obvious choice as a weapon from Mario Kart, but if I was really honest, I’d have to say that the Triple Red is my most desired weapon to get on Mario Kart… unless I’m playing Double Dash. The TRS is awesome because not only do you have three chances to annihilate other racers with homing shells, but before you use them they circle your kart like a shield, AND you can pick up another item!

Surely you can see my point, no one. Good, I’m glad we agree.

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“Saturn Devouring His Son” - a painted oil mural (later on transferred to canvas) created by a Spanish painter Francisco Goya on one of the walls inside his house between the years 1819 - 1823.
The painting depicts a Titan, Cronus (Saturn was his Roman name) devouring one of his children. According to the Greek myth, Cronus, with his wife (and sister at the same time) Rhea, has fathered quite a few children, all of them being the Greek gods we all are familiar with (Zeus, Hades and Poseidon among many others). Fearing that one day one of his children might overthrow him, Cronos decided to get rid of them all, by simply… swallowing them.
Only one child escaped the cruel fate: Zeus, the youngest of his siblings. As soon as he was born, his mother hid him in a cave of Mount Ida on Crete, and gave her husband a rock wrapped in cloth.
When Zeus reached adulthood he defeated his father and released his other siblings free, forcing Cronus to disgorge them.

my-own-dark-corner:

Saturn Devouring His Son” - a painted oil mural (later on transferred to canvas) created by a Spanish painter Francisco Goya on one of the walls inside his house between the years 1819 - 1823.

The painting depicts a Titan, Cronus (Saturn was his Roman name) devouring one of his children. According to the Greek myth, Cronus, with his wife (and sister at the same time) Rhea, has fathered quite a few children, all of them being the Greek gods we all are familiar with (Zeus, Hades and Poseidon among many others). Fearing that one day one of his children might overthrow him, Cronos decided to get rid of them all, by simply… swallowing them.

Only one child escaped the cruel fate: Zeus, the youngest of his siblings. As soon as he was born, his mother hid him in a cave of Mount Ida on Crete, and gave her husband a rock wrapped in cloth.

When Zeus reached adulthood he defeated his father and released his other siblings free, forcing Cronus to disgorge them.

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excerpt of Moki’s comics in kuš! #6

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excerpt of Moki’s comics in kuš! #6

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rub it baby !

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i tend to do this

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Babygirl - Anthony Green

When you’re talking to me I can’t breathe.

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