Squird5 - Once There Was A Turkey

I made some drollings in the Vindictits thread. Namely, Chara-something, some Vella I saw like once tried to break their stuff and ragequit, but failed, so I drew my character politely asking for their stuff.

Then I started making more captions... And more... And more...

Then I found out I hadn't saved the PSD after finishing it...

A while later I drew whyjpeg seeing whyjpeg's drops (whyjpeg no lifes the game into glory, taking all of the drops and leaving me with none. :c )

The first took 9 hours, the second took 4 hours.

Five foot rule exists for a reason. If you get within arms reach of someone, you are begging to be disarmed, stay outside their arms reach, roughly 5 feet, and you can react to any aggressive action they made toward you. If you're standing five or six feet back and someone on their knees lunges at you for your weapon, you should have more than enough time to react. There is literally no reason to stand any closer, if you're that bad of a shot at 5 feet you shouldn't be handling a firearm.

I drew the Braton from Warframe with Magazines because I wanted to

Then extra variants for fun

The Marksman is actually a melee weapon

This is the power of my Stand, 「Bauxite Queen」!

Cut out the holster as I couldn't think of any way for it to hold a wide array of weapons and still be quick and easy to use. Probably gonna go with magnets instead.

I got my perspective homework done early since the only good tables I can use are in one room at school. The scales didn't fit well in feet so I just went with meters. I might clean it up later to make a scene with it since I sorta did for fun when I finished it.

sergio-the-invincible

Your Karok has been out-lemoned by the Man with the Yellow Hat

It’s odd how few people actually know about Operation Downfall. Yeah, the nukes weren’t a great thing, but the alternative was far, far worse. It happened 70 years ago and it was war. People die in war, it’s kind of the point. Either 250,000 people die or several million people die. Bad things happened, but sometimes the past plays out better for the future. It happened, you can’t change it, get over it.

Here we are, 70 years after the nuclear obliteration of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and I’m wondering if we’ve come even one step closer to a moral reckoning with our status as the world’s only country to use atomic weapons to slaughter human beings. Will an American president ever offer a formal apology? Will our country ever regret the dropping of “Little Boy” and “Fat Man,” those two bombs that burned hotter than the sun? Will it absorb the way they instantly vaporized thousands of victims, incinerated tens of thousands more, and created unimaginably powerful shockwaves and firestorms that ravaged everything for miles beyond ground zero? Will it finally come to grips with the “black rain” that spread radiation and killed even more people — slowly and painfully — leading in the end to a death toll for the two cities conservatively estimated at more than 250,000?

Yet Americans still view the bombings as an act of mercy

This is probably my favorite Kantai song so far. There's also one that reminds me so much of Hong Kong Streets from Deus Ex.

ryo-maybe

Legit track from the game as well.