Vox died in the 50s and Valentino died in the 70s. We don't know how old they were or when exactly during their decades that they died but its possible that their lives briefly overlapped.
Anyway, consider tiny baby Val watching the TV while growing up in the 50s and being absolutely glued to the screen because he was blind ass 6 year old and wanted to be able to see his fav newscaster's face(Vox)
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You made hoodies of the My Cannibal Romance art?! Are you going to offer them (or tshirts) again, because good G-D I need one b
yah sure if ppl want em! :D
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Moon Ref Sheet
new sona yaaay
My hairstyle changed so I'm using my old one & glasses
Still adjusting the colors of the main one, idk how to feel about it yet. This version of my sona was also going to have floating hands (might still do it?) like Rayman style lol, but hey! part of my horn is back :]
My sona has a lil star on their back now; Helli gave me a star a while back and I added it :]
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Okay I was just thinking of how funny the concept of a modern-day Dracula is.
Like this guy would wake up from a two thousand long slumber and be like, "Renfield, fetch me some human blood this instant to quench my thirst" And he'd be all happy and excited cause he just took a dope ass nap and now he's starting his day with some tasty human blood, cause all vampires know about how tasty human blood is, it's the best kind and that couldn't have possibly changed in the last two thousand years! Right? Oh don't be silly, of course not.
So then Renfield would fetch him his nice fresh glass of human blood and Dracula would snatch it right up and start eagerly drinking. But then he pauses, slowly lowers the glass and turns to Renfield, asking "Um, Renfield ol' friend, what is in this?" and then Renfield's like, "Oh that would be microplastic sir" And Dracula, a being so old he watched the rise and fall of most ancient civilisations and had enough time to read the entire library of Alexandria before it was destroyed in the time we humans wast in the blink of an eye, has to sit there in his coffin and try to not look stupid as he asks, "um, micro-what?"
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I love being insane over characters I've created and then simply never elaborate about.
Go catch the vibe of things, or not, I'm having fun with my funky lil dudes in my head.
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hi um
can you draw marker (from bfdi...) /nf :3
-anon
YEAH!!! ‼️‼️‼️
ADDED 2 with separate filters cuz i didn't know which one i liked more 😵
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Discussing the NCR (Fallouts NV's Military Industrial Complex)
Fallout regularly discusses the idea of the military, its faults, its strengths, and most importantly, the psycho-social aspects of it regarding those who are members. We have seen a direct critique of the military generalized through the Enclave's overt nationalism, the hoarding of resources and indoctrination through the Brotherhood of Steel, and an almost eerily modern critique of the whole military-industrial complex through the NCR in New Vegas. In these series of posts, I will be focusing primarily if not exclusively on the last one.
The NCR we see in the game is strictly the military side of things and the depiction of active occupation during a time of eminent war, conflicting factions, and resource scarcity. It is in this we are missing a major factor that negatively affects the view of the NCR in the game and out: Civilian life along with citizen opinion on the military. While we do get Mojave civilian opinion on the military (often neutral or negative) we do not get those who are New California Republic citizens, not those who actually discuss the military more so not understanding the importance of the occupation and the President's choices.
We do not see how life is regularly lived by the average citizen as we have not seen New California in New Vegas, though, we get words and glimpses that the people are relatively content in the growing country minus the fact many people are not happy with the choice of encroaching on the Mojave. This most similarly reflects it's real-world application that many civilian citizens reject acquisition and war due to the economic effects it has on the country and the general violence/loss associated.
In this, we come to an issue of losing a perspective that is unique to the NCR as a military representative. The Brotherhood is notably a place where its active members are intertwined with its efforts, the young are raised to be scribes, paladins, etc... To where even if one is not fighting for The Brotherhood, they are still intertwined, it's propaganda is the life. The Enclave is even more cut n' dry in that it is mostly made up of government representatives. It is a group even smaller than the former, even more selective and intertwined that their propaganda IS a form of Eugenics. The NCR is unique in that there is a clear distinction between what is the military force, the civilian population, and the choice if one wants to be a part of the former.
There is a distinct difference in the cultures of the factions you are born into and those you must enlist or join (forcibly for some). While this is a long-winded way to get into the actual discussion I want to facilitate throughout these posts I wanted an initial background post to understand the aspects I am and am not exploring and explaining along with a hub post to link everything I intend to discuss in the coming days and weeks, starting with:
Why Do People Join the NCR?
...which will be discussed and linked back here like everything else regarding to this topic.
Links: TBA
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