[ 🪸 ] SEA CREATURE NPTS

NAMES: caspian, coral, marina, star, angler, tide, aqua, pearl, blue, lana, cordelia, reef, fisher, banks, titus, bubble, finn, shelly, guppy, tallulah, ariel, goldie, marlin, sirena, sharky, skipper, moray, pike, sandy, snapper, octo

PRNS: scale/scales, fin/fins, reef/reefs, sand/sands, wave/waves, foam/foams, sea/seas, tooth/tooths, gill/gills, tail/tails, blub/blubs, swim/swims, hunt/hunts, sting/stings, jelly/jellys, squid/squids, coral/corals, aqua/aquas, bubble/bubbles, shoal/shoals, shell/shells, tide/tides, scuttle/scuttles, splash/splashs, ink/inks, brine/brines, kelp/kelps, urchin/urchins

TITLES: the creature of the deep, he who floats in the blue, friend of the sea, the heart of the ocean, his glimmering scales, his deadly sting, the one that lives among coral, the hunter of the sea, he who breathes through gills, the deep ocean dweller, the sunken one, the one drifted from shore, the one with fins and scales

(replace he/him/his with any pronoun)

[ 🪸 ] REQ: @tons-of-moths-in-a-box

bwww ... does the knight of space mind coming up w lucky cat themed names , pronouns && titles ? ^^ ( if not too much or you do not feel comfey doing the lucky cat npts , pronouns that r similar 2 she / her or he / him would b nice too :3 )

hello ! here are some names , pronouns , and titles for you ...! this divine being thanks you for requesting , schy had lots of fun writing these out ^^

𓇼 . . lucky cat names : luckitty , fortune , fausta , faustette , faustina , felicity , kismet , kizzy , kit , katte , whisker , calico , callie , cheshette , cheshire , mewlina , meowli , mitten ( s ) , lioness , lionette , sylvie , sylvester , purrlina , purrette , nepeta

𓇼 . . lucky cat pronouns : mew ﾉ mews , purr ﾉ purrs , mrr ﾉ mrrp , mao ﾉ maos , meo ﾉ meow , whis ﾉ whisker , lu ﾉ luck , for ﾉ fortune , fa ﾉ fate , paw ﾉ paws , fu ﾉ fur , paw ﾉ claws , mrow ﾉ mrows , leap ﾉ leaps , pitter ﾉ patter , cat ﾉ nip , hi ﾉ hiss , ble ﾉ bless , chan ﾉ chance , des ﾉ destiny , :3 ﾉ :3s

𓇼 . . lucky cat titles : che who meows / mews / purrs / etc , this lucky feline , this fortunate kitty , the one who prospers , this cat of fate , the one you have met by chance , che who ' s luck flows like a river , cher luck , cher kismet , che of unmeasured fortune , this cat who walks with luck on cher side , the feline who is made of luck , one who is the most fortunate , che with strong destiny

𓇼 . . she he pronouns : shy ﾉ hyr , schy ﾉ schyr , sh<3 ﾉ h<3r , shx ﾉ hxr , sae ﾉ saer , shwe ﾉ hwer , sh! ﾉ h!r , sh? ﾉ h?r , sh* ﾉ h*r , sh♡ ﾉ h♡r , se ﾉ shim , hy ﾉ hym , hy ﾉ hymn , hey ﾉ hem , h<3 ﾉ h<3m , hx ﾉ hxm , hae ﾉ haem , hwe ﾉ hwim , h! ﾉ h!m , h? ﾉ h?m , h* ﾉ h*m , h♡ ﾉ h♡m , he ﾉ her , she ﾉ him , e ﾉ im , e ﾉ er , her ﾉ sim

please Enjoy these ...! the One Who embodies purity Worked very hard On Them ... v? is especially Proud of the titles ! ae Hopes they are all to your satisfaction , and this Sea creature thanks You for Requesting ! ^^ che may be Replaced with Anybeings Individual pronouns , as always~

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⠀this is @rwuffles's 135+ follower event — themed around aquatic life! each day's prompt is quite simply a type of aquatic creature you can either: base your entry off of simply that or a specific one that fits that description! the event will run from march 8th to march 12th — entries should be tagged #rwuffles135! feel free 2 send in asks with any questions ��

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⠀1﹒anyone may join the event — just don't coin anything that falls under stances i'm against.

⠀2﹒@ me in your entries

⠀3﹒you may make anything for the event! edits , layouts , coining , npt's , etc.

⠀4﹒posting terms late is fine , but not early!

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⠀day 1﹒( 3 / 8 )﹒tropical sea creatures

⠀day 2﹒( 3 / 9 )﹒carnivorous sea creatures

⠀day 3﹒( 3 / 10 )﹒commonly owned sea creatures

⠀day 4﹒( 3 / 11 )﹒fresh water sea creatures

⠀day 5﹒( 3 / 12 )﹒mammalian sea creatures

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★ ˖˚﹢﹕cryptid npts ‿‿✦

— NAMES:

Alien, Creature, Critter, Dragon, Komo, Kraken, Locke, Moth, Serpent, Squid, Thunder, Vanessa (Ness or Nessie for short), Wyvern

— PRONOUNS:

loch/lochself, moth/mothself, chup/chupself, cryp/cryptid/cryptidself, fear/fearself, claw/clawself, kit/kitself, worm/wormself, death/deathself, ghost/ghostself, beast/beastself, scare/scareself, 👻/👻self, 🐾/🐾self, 🦑/🦑self, 🪱/🪱self

— TITLES:

The Elusive [Preferred Royal Title/Cryptid], [Pronoun] Who Remains an Unknown Legend, The Serpent of the Sea, The Monster Who Looms, The Mythical Being, [Pronoun] Who is Tall And Scary, [Pronoun] With The Blood-Curdling Scream, The Creature of the Shadows

i tried to include a mix of different cryptids for inspiration, so i hope these are okay !!

224 Pages, With Handouts

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Books, motion pictures and widespread culture within the 1950s and 1960s had been stuffed with Atomic Age themes. The Red Menace (1949) Communists in California plot to take over the U.S. The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951) asks what would occur if Jesus Christ returned to earth to argue for peaceful use of the atom and world government — the answer, in line with the film, he can be shot. On the Seashore (1959) Australia is the final place on earth not yet contaminated by radioactive fallout from a nuclear warfare. The Manchurian Candidate (1962) follows a brainwashed Korean veteran despatched to assassinate political candidates. In Seven Days in Might (1964) outlaw army leaders take over the government with the intention to wage the Chilly War appropriately. Fail Protected(1964) explored what would occur if a nuclear warfare was began by accident. Dr. Strangelove or How I Realized to Cease Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964) is a black comedy masterpiece that pokes enjoyable on the absurdity of the Chilly Warfare. In the Beast from 20,000 Fathoms (1953) atomic radiation creates quite a lot of gigantic sea creatures. Them (1954) features large atomic ants. The start of the top (1957) options big atomic grasshoppers. Godzilla, King of the Monsters (1956) trumped everyone else with a giant dragon brought on by testing atomic bombs.

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Hello! May we request some sea creature NPTs?

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done!(link) thank you for the request!

224 Pages, With Handouts

Never Earlier than had the world faced a threat as doubtlessly devastating as the A-bomb—and the even more lethal H-bomb that adopted. Academic films showed how you can "survive" a nuclear blast by crawling underneath a desk, as if a few inches of wooden made any difference. In film theaters, basic monsters of the ‘30s and ’40s have been changed by atom-spawned horrors. Unseen enemies were all over the place: from devilish rock-and-roll music to morally-corrupt books reminiscent of Lolita and Catcher in the Rye. Comic-books corrupted the minds of our youths, and godless Communists constituted a crimson menace to be stopped utilizing any means mandatory. ATOMIC-AGE CTHULHU brings Lovecraftian horror roleplaying into the publish-struggle golden age. Here you find background and history that led to the event of the 1950s world, together with new abilities and professions on your investigators. Various Sinister Seeds are included that can assist you grow your personal ‘50s horrors, however seven complete adventures are ready for you to spring in your unsuspecting gamers. By Brian Sammons, Christopher Smith Adair, zentai spandex for sale Matt Sanborn, Oscar Rios, Tom Lynch, Brian Courtemanche, Michael Dziesinski. 224 pages, with handouts.

Books, films and in style tradition within the 1950s and 1960s have been stuffed with Atomic Age themes. The Purple Menace (1949) Communists in California plot to take over the U.S. The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951) asks what would occur if Jesus Christ returned to earth to argue for peaceful use of the atom and world government — the answer, in accordance with the movie, he can be shot. On the Seaside (1959) Australia is the final place on earth not but contaminated by radioactive fallout from a nuclear struggle. The Manchurian Candidate (1962) follows a brainwashed Korean veteran despatched to assassinate political candidates. In Seven Days in Might (1964) outlaw navy leaders take over the federal government as a way to wage the Cold War correctly. Fail Secure(1964) explored what would occur if a nuclear battle was began by accident. Dr. Strangelove or How I Realized to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964) is a black comedy masterpiece that pokes enjoyable on the absurdity of the Chilly Conflict. Within the Beast from 20,000 Fathoms (1953) atomic radiation creates a wide range of gigantic sea creatures. Them (1954) features giant atomic ants. The beginning of the top (1957) options big atomic grasshoppers. Godzilla, King of the Monsters (1956) trumped everyone else with a giant dragon brought on by testing atomic bombs.

Seventy years ago as we speak on July 16, 1945, scientists saw "the end of the world"—how a kind of scientists’ descendants described to me the primary ever-nuclear blast. Code-named Trinity, the blast occurred in a remote part of the new Mexico desert outside of Los Alamos Nationwide Laboratory. 2 billion. The purpose was to beat the Nazis in a race to create an atomic bomb. The scientists sequestered at Los Alamos labored devilishly lengthy hours, typically with the sinking feeling that they were falling behind on this life-and-dying scientific race. In fact, they have been considerably and miraculously ahead. The purpose for a number of the scientists was to create a weapon so monstrous it would finish major-energy wars. And, in this, they accomplished their objective. For others the objective was to beat the Germans, an finish that was reached unbiased of the creation of an atomic bomb. And for others nonetheless, the purpose was to take science to its logical conclusion, releasing the large potential of nuclear power to achieve superb developments whereas controlling its dangers. Today, radiation therapy kills cancer cells, and nuclear vitality is powering the new Horizon spacecraft that passed Pluto yesterday.

Almost immediately, the scientists who had seen the end of the world started educating the public and coverage leaders about the unprecedented destructiveness of nuclear weapons. In 1939, Albert Einstein wrote to President Roosevelt that nuclear weapons had the potential to take out complete ports; by the point of Little Boy and Fat Man, nuclear weapons could vaporize entire cities. Today, as Steven Starr, Lynn Eden and Theodore Postol have written, one 800-kiloton bomb dropped over Manhattan would create a hearth zone covering a total area of 90 to one hundred fifty square miles. Russian intercontinental ballistic missiles carry lots of of such warheads. Trinity scientists and others started newsletters and writing campaigns. If you have any concerns about in which and how to use zentai spandex for sale, you can speak to us at our website. The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, the place I work, revealed its first publication in December 1945. Seventy years later, that group continues to have interaction scientists, policy makers and the public on existential threats. These early scientists additionally helped launched international convenings like Pugwash to advocate for disarmament. Policy leaders took up their problem and over the course of 70 years created an online of arms control and disarmament agreements that have successfully lessened the quantity and unfold of nuclear weapons.

Today, 70 years later, now we have a lot to celebrate and much to worry. The spread of nuclear weapons has slowed considerably because of an arms control architecture constructed over a long time, notably the 1970 Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). The number of nuclear weapons has additionally decreased dramatically, from a excessive of round 70,000 in 1986, to round 17,000 in the present day. And this week’s historic settlement between the United States and Iran shows that diplomatic acumen and scientific prowess can nonetheless come together to help limit and delay the spread of nuclear weapons. Nonetheless, today’s world stays exceedingly harmful. In January of this 12 months, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moved the fingers of the iconic Doomsday Clock from 5 to 3 minutes to midnight. A brand new spherical of arms control efforts, and an updating of existing arms control regimes, could be very a lot needed. The Iran negotiations present hope that progress might be made in updating and rethinking the nuclear safety structure. Seventy years ago, scientists stood in the desert to witness the unleashing of the world’s most powerful weapon. At present, 70 years later, we have now successfully slowed the unfold of nuclear weapons, diminished their numbers, and limited their use. Seventy years from now, will we be capable of say the same thing?