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[Part 2]
The twenty men, Lady Maege, and Ser Rolph continued up the paths in the lightless caves of Casterly Rock, huffing and puffing, but still silent as much as they could hold. One loud word at the wrong place at the wrong time may be their doom. In single file, the group followed Ser Spicer’s point with one lit torch. The stench was terrible and the dampness made it worse. Guarding the rear, Olyvar’s eyes were clouded in darkness at times where the torchlight was too far ahead to shine back. He relied on Ser Goose in front of him to lead the way, as Goose relied on Leo for the same.
Suddenly a whisper could be heard from the darkness at the front of the line. “Duck.” Then another slightly louder, “Duck” … and then another, and then another … each “Duck” a little louder than before. Is there a duck here in the sewers? Olyvar thought.
“Duck.”
“Duck.”
“Duck.”
“Duck.”
Finally Leo turned around and told Goose, “Hello … Duck.”
Goose replied with pride, “I am no Duck!” Instantly as the tall knight crept forward, he thumped his head on an unlit rusty beam that was lowered onto their path. He fell backwards into a puddle of wet cold stool, ass first, toes off the ground, and staining his breeches. “Awww shit!”
Ser Olyvar helped the soiled knight up as his squire, Leo, told everyone in front what happened. They all forgot their stealth, and began to laugh.
“Come on Goose, you are slowing us down!” someone said.
“Ducks can move faster than you, Goose! You have to catch up and chase after us now!” a voice that sounded like Scrooge, said.
“You have to be more nimble and more quick Goose!” another one japed.
“All over my life, I have travelled land and sea. From my experiences, I learned that I would rather be more lucky!” the unclean bandit knight replied with the truth. “Or get lucky! Heh!” the daffy Goose added cheerfully.
“But you are no duck, right Goose?” Ser Raynard’s voice called.
They continued to laugh and began moving forward again. Ser Barnabus the stinking Goose with his honor stained, stood up and pointed his chin high. “Aye my lords, this bird you cannot change!” He shook his tailfeather, took himself low, and was ready to go.
As the thunderstorm clouds outside shifted, a pale grey blade of light emerged from a crack in the walls and shone the brown spot where Goose had fallen. It illuminated a tiny golden speck. Looking back and curious, Goose placed both hands through the muck, underneath the lumpy object and pulled. He lifted up a slimy brown sphere, the size of an orange, and rubbed off the slush. Goose held the carved rock to the thin line of the dying light and widened his large eyes.
Gold, unmistakable. “Goose, did you just lay a golden egg?” Olyvar japing quietly.
“I guess I did!” Goose whispered in glee. Ser Barnabus began singing to it softly. “I know that you don’t know it, but you’re a find so fine! And I’m going to show you that now you’re a mined of mine! My treasure, that is what you are! My precious, you’re my golden star! Hehehe!” He hugged it. Goose looked back to Olyvar. “Don’t tell the Black Sparrow!” He continued to giggle, despite scarring his face at the forehead. “Leo, come over here! Say hello to my little friend!”
His young squire came back, ducked under and asked. “Say hello to who? The Black Sparrow? He isn’t very little in person.”
“No you stupid sweet boy, definitely avoid the Black Sparrow! That captain is not my friend, my friend. We have to fool that fool.” He showed an astonished Leo the little golden egg before he hid it again from sight. They continued up the path towards their objective with Ser Goose the tall hedge knight finally ducking under, his pants stained in brown.
Olyvar had lost count of how far they ascended as they reached one of Ser Rolph Spicer’s checkpoints. They rested there for a few moments where the paths forked into several other directions. He then instructed Ser Olyvar Frey, Lady Mormont and Leo to wait here until the rest returned. In the meanwhile, they were to familiarize themselves with the area in case they needed a detour.
Not long after the group left them, Olyvar heard another man speaking through the rocky walls. Maege followed the voice through one of the forks, and found a hole that appeared to spy into a cell of the castle’s dungeons. She peeked through and spoke in disgust “Gods! What the hell! No!” She left the area and began looking for an entrance into the dungeons from the hidden hallways. Olyvar peeped through the hole and saw what seems to be an old maester in robes, with many rings around his neck. Inside, he harbored a boy and a girl who appeared to be twins, no older than ten. The boy had his shirt off, while the maester sniffed the girl’s hair and had a hand cupped at her clothed chest.
What in Seven Hells? Olyvar thought.
The elderly maester spoke to them, as they trembled like leaves. “Thank you children for helping me. I am Maester Valarik, this is very very important research for, um, the Citadel. Now let’s begin.”
Suddenly out of nowhere, Lady Maege Mormont burst open the dungeon door. “Let’s not!”
The shocked maester jolted to his feet, confused. “Are you their mother?”
“A MOTHER!” the She-Bear claimed in her crony crackling voice as she walked up to Valarik. Here she stood as Lady Mormont kicked the maester in between the legs, his screams alive with pain. His eyes began to tear as he fell backwards to the ground. Lady Mormont dropped down to him and drew her dagger. “Shut your mouth or I’ll make an eunuch out of you!” The maester still in agony replied with a silent nod. She lied to the twins, saying she was a washerwoman employed to the castle. “What the maester did was wrong and I will have the castellan punish him.” She urged the siblings to go home, but not tell anyone what had happened until they were outside of Casterly Rock. After they left, Maege in her barbaric tone told the maester, “You dusty fuck! Get in there!” as she led him into the hidden hallways behind the dungeon.
Ser Olyvar greeted the hostage, “Not another word Maester Valarik. She may geld you but I will shove my dagger up your arse.”
They continued to wait at the checkpoint, anxious for the Blackfish’s return with Queen Jeyne and Lord Edmure. Leo brushed back a lock of his ash-blond hair that fell down across one eye. Lady Mormont continued to stare at Valarik’s crotch while holding her naked dagger, twirling it at the pointy end for boredom. The silent maester was well aware, and would not return his eyes to meet hers.
Suddenly they heard a woman’s moan echoing in the distance. Torchlight illuminated the foot of the pathway and brightening the walls with each passing moment. Escorted by Goose, a thin girl with a mop of chestnut hair emerged. She was pretty like the daisy sewn on her gown that was covering a flat chest. “Eleyna!” Olyvar was animated. They hugged as he asked, “So what happened to your breasts?”
“I ate them.” She said in her high cheery voice. She stuck her small chest out, chin in the air, fists at the end of her narrow hips and twerked it for two beats. “How you like them apples?”
Olyvar smiled at the inside joke.
The Useless Goose then grabbed Leo and tapped Eleyna’s shoulders from behind. “Hi, have you met Leo?” Barnabus vanished in an instant.
She turned around and introduced herself. “Hello Leo, I’m Eleyna, the Queen’s sister.”
Leo was star-struck. “Are you a princess?”
“I guess I am a princess,” she said sarcastically. “Are you here to rescue me?”
Leo nodded up and down, trying to contain his excitement.
“Leo O’ Leo … my hero!” She kissed him on the cheeks, and Leo’s face began to blush, red as apples.
His brothers Raff, Donal, and Mikkal had emerged from the rocky opening just in time to watch. They wrapped their arms around one another, and nodded proudly at their youngest brother.
The others soon followed, pouring out of the tunnel entrance. Olyvar greeted his brother-in-law Lord Edmure Tully. “My sister is waiting for you back at the ship, with my future nephew or niece. Be a good father to your child.”
“And you be a good uncle. It is a honor to have you at our side, Ser Olyvar,” Lord Edmure replied respectfully.
Lady Sybell Spicer came down with her brother Ser Rolph, clutching a moaning Queen Jeyne Stark on both sides. She was garbed in simple loose fitted robes, pretending to serve as Eleyna’s plumped handmaiden. Olyvar was ecstatic. Jeyne’s mother then announced, “She is in labor!”
“What?!” As Olyvar and Maege said in unison. “Now!?”
Olyvar ran to Jeyne, straight to his sister’s arms and she kissed him on the forehead. “I kept my promise,” Olyvar told her.
Jeyne was feverish, sweating and mumbling words. “You did, I knew you were somewhere beyond the sea. I was here waiting for all of you, to sneak onto golden sand and rock. I was watching all the ships sailing by, not knowing which one will be my daring escape.” She looked towards her other brother Raynald. “I just knew my Ray lied somewhere over the ocean, and my Olly lied somewhere over the sea … both my brothers fighting to come back to me. Up in this castle mountain where it meets the heavens above, out where lightning splits the sea, I could still feel you two watching me. Through the wind, the chilly sea, and the rain … and now the storm and the flood. I felt your approach like the fires in your blood! I need … I need …”
“We need to go!” Ser Olyvar finished for her.
As the others began going into the next tunnel, the Queen in the North shook all the right-hands of the strangers that came to rescue her, while each man placed a left-palm on her round belly for a soft instant. With Jory, Jess, Ser Spicer, Ser Brynden and her brother Ser Raynard, she gave a hug each. She then trailed all of them with Olyvar and Raynard holding her weight. They descended down the path they came from, back to the LionsJape, WinterStorm and BattleWolf. Queen Jeyne Stark continued to scream. Oh, bloody shit. This will be the death of us. The descent will be much faster, but it was still a long way to go. With the Queen moaning in labor, they decided to light two more torch lights. Being heard here is just as unfortunate as being seen. But the darkness in front of him still faded in and out, confusing Olyvar’s eyes in blur. For a moment, the knight fantasized about golden dragons down here in the empty gold mines and sewers of Casterly Rock, to illuminate the rest of the route with flames … expediting the rescue.
Where in the hell is Lord Gawen Westerling? His trumpets and drums? It would at least muffle out Jeyne’s cry. At any moment, they could be heard … and then they could be trapped.
Then the Blackfish noticed Maester Valarik was in their party. “Who in the Seven Hells are you?”
Lady Maege told Ser Brynden and allowed the quivering maester to speak. “I am the maester of Casterly Rock. I don’t know what is going on here. Pl- … please let me go, I won’t say a word. I … I am innocent, I was just treating the children for an illness.”
“You said it was for research,” Maege interrupted.
“Um … bb … both,” the maester lied.
“In a dungeon? No tools nor vials?” Maege questioned rhetorically.
The maester had no answer for that. He looked back to the Blackfish. “Ser, you must understand-“
The Blackfish cuts him off. “Must I? I heard enough of your sorcery, Maester. Shut your mouth or I’ll throw you out of a window.”
The group was nearing the sea’s level, until they encountered the original path that dipped up and down. It was filled with flooded water from the storm surges. Ser Brynden Tully cursed at the sea trap. Olyvar knows the Blackfish could swim under it like he did at the moat of Riverrun, but not the others. They began to retreat and regroup.
Ser Rolph approached Ser Brynden, not shaken nor stirred, and offered a detour. “Follow me, this way leads to the kitchen of that courtyard at the base of the cliffs. At that courtyard, there is a large sewer drain that would lead us back to the paths of the rowboats. It is risky, we may be spotted.”
“We may be sitting ducks,” Goose added to the complaint.
“We have no choice,” said the Blackfish.
They followed Ser Rolph, with his niece still moaning.
They reached the hidden entrance to the kitchen and began to secure the area with weapons & shields drawn. It was empty. No gatherings or weddings were to be held outdoor this evenfall, especially with the thunderstorm. Olyvar peeked outside. Overcast clouds threw down rain-water onto dirt and stone, as the setting sun was half bathe into the ocean’s clear golden horizon. The courtyard by the sea was no bigger than the feast hall at the Twins. Stone pathways met at the middle, leading into a circular floor-drain that was exposed at the center of the yard. Twenty feet high granite pillars the size of tree trunks supported the open rectangular balcony above the ground level, overlooking the ocean. The kitchen doors were connected to the bottom level, but Olyvar was unsure what would lurk above them on the second floor balconies, with its four feet high parapet and six feet of platform width. Lightning flashed the columns bright white as the wet grass turned into mud.
Ser Brynden paced around the kitchen for a moment, trying to hide his shaking hands. He assessed the situation and regrouped the band of brothers. “Bows and arrows,” he commanded … and they obeyed. “Each men take cover behind a pillar. Sprint to it and establish a defensive stance with an arrow nocked to the string of your bow. Keep your eyes open. Rico will run to the middle alone, pull out the drain cover and retreat back. Alesander! Ray! Run to the opened drain and descend down the ladder. Once it is clear, let us know. We’ll bring Jeyne down first, followed by her sister and mother, and then Edmure.”
“Brothers!” as they assemble behind the closed double doors in single line. “Nock!”
From a window, Maester Valarik spied over to the drain, and then tried to block the traffic at the kitchen exit. “This is absurd! I have friends in court and I can vouch for you! Give yourselves up! This is madness, this is ludicrous!”
The She-Bear grabbed him. “Move maester, get out of the way!” She threw him to the corner by the pantry. Lady Mormont drew her dagger, gleaming silvery-blue for an instant as a crack of thunder boomed through the window. She pressed the flat of her blade onto his crotch and the terrified maester began to piss himself. Lady Maege disgusted, leaned back and threatened, “We have not killed anyone yet. You stay here like a good quiet dog and oblige, or this bear lady will rock your head away with a club when she comes back!”
Ser Brynden opened the double doors as Ben and Benjen held it. The Blackfish ran out first, around the perimeter to the furthest side of the terrace, forty yards away with bow & arrow in hand. The other men followed and fell into their positions, squishing their footsteps on the mud and stone.
Rico, Phyl, and Sam the Shredder followed the Blackfish to the southern side and took cover behind a column each. Scrooge, Donal, Raff, Mikkal and Leo sprinted for the eastern pillars as June, Jory, Jess, Fess and Lord Galbart Glover took the west. Ben and Benjen left their kitchen doors to joined Ser Goose and Ser Rolph Spicer at the closest posts of the north.
Queen Jeyne, Lady Maege, Lady Eleyna, Lady Sybell, and Lord Edmure stayed inside the kitchen with Ser Olyvar … as Ser Raynard and Alesander were ready to their task.
Rico unarmed, darted from his column towards the center of the courtyard and tore open the drain cover with ease. He flung it over the mountainous wall and into the sea as he headed back to his pillar, re-arming himself with the bow.
Alesander Frey and Ser Raynald Westerling, dashed towards the open drain and attempted to descend. Their shields, quivers and bows were caught at the circular entrance, so they discarded them at the base before going below. After Ser Raynald gave the clearance, Olyvar and Maege discarded their weapons and escorted Jeyne slowly and gently towards their escape, their clothes soaking in the rain. Olyvar kept Honor slung center at his back. Raynald offered himself as Jeyne sat on her older brother’s shoulders as they descended down the twenty foot ladder. Olyvar was doing everything he could to keep Jeyne stable from above as rain-water trickled down the drain.
When they reached the bottom, Olyvar noticed a weirwood tree staring right at him. A godswood? Here? The cavern was surrounded by roots and several rocky openings as well. He paid it no more mind and walked Jeyne towards a sewer entrance where Alesander was waiting for them. “The rowboats are not far! I see them, just a few more paces from here. I’ll keep a lookout on that exit.” He scouted ahead again.
Jeyne could not advance any further and fell lightly to the ground. “I can’t move anymore.”
Lady Maege came down the ladder and positioned herself between Jeyne’s legs. “Push your Grace! Push! Push!”
The rumbling of the thunderstorm was getting much louder.
Leo surprisingly came down with Eleyna and told Olyvar, “I think I hear a few soldiers moving on the second floor balcony. The parapets won’t allow us to see what’s hidden behind it.”
No not now. “It could be just the thunderstorm,” Olyvar hoped.
Lady Sybell and Lord Edmure Tully soon followed down the ladder. “I believe there are Lannister soldiers getting into positions above us. They must be waiting for more of their reinforcement to arrive,” Edmure sounded sure.
Olyvar cursed.
The Blackfish came down next. “We need to leave now. The storm surges will steal our rowboats as well.”
Jeyne was still moaning. Maege was still instructing, “Push! Push! Push!”
Olyvar began panicking in this awful shit-storm of a mess. “We need to go now! The soldiers are coming! The thunderstorm is coming!”
“WINTER IS COMING BETWEEN HER GRACES LEGS!” Maege screamed back.
Olyvar could not help but to chuckled for a beat before being serious again. “Bloody shit. Winter needs to be going!”
“Look son, I’m not your mother. You go figure it out yourself,” Lady Maege protested.
Olyvar felt like a fool below the Rock, looking back at all the wrong paths that got him lost here. If I just lied to my father of my intentions, and informed his Grace not to come to the Twins, we would not be here now at some shit sewer in the Westerlands. Jeyne would be crying in childbirth at Winterfell after Robb had retaken it from the Ironborn. King, Queen and babe Stark would be safe and sound. And me … I would be their Kingsguard knight … Ser Olyvar Frey … the Kingsavior.
“Ray, go find Alesander and summon him to return here to help. He is not far.”
Olyvar looked toward his Queen as Maege Mormont continued working in between Jeyne’s thighs, awaiting for the wolf-pup that their world was here for. Let us pray it is only one babe. A pair of twins would surely mean the doom of them. There was nothing Olyvar realistically wanted more now than Lord Gawen’s trumpets, and his young son Rollam’s drum rolls. Where is our diversion to get the Lannister soldiers to march away from us?
Goose tried to come down the ladder next, but the big man was stuck on top even with his weapons and shield forfeited. His golden egg had bulged out from his pocket, stopping him from entering the small circular drain. He was trying to work it out of his clothes.
Olyvar kneeled down next to his Queen, trying to facilitate this shit storm anyway he could. He went to feel for the letter he wrote to his father, but instead found the colorful bright feather that Captain Samullu gave to him earlier. He offered it to Queen Stark for some comfort.
“A gift? It is so beautiful Olyvar,” she said in discomfort. “I have a gift for you as well.” She summoned her mother and removed a thin cloak from her purse. Queen Jeyne Stark took it and unveiled it to Olyvar. It was the castle of the Twins, colored in grey, seated on a field red hot as a chilled blue stream flowed under the bridge. Olyvar motioned to give her his back, and she attached the cloak onto him. “I knitted it myself.”
“It is gorgeous my Queen. What does it mean? The water under the bridge?”
“It means forgiveness here, so you can move on. Now promise me Olyvar, don’t leave us again. Protect us. Protect your King’s child. We must never separate again.”
Ser Olyvar Frey gave the Queen his word.
Goose had finally removed the golden rock from his hidden pocket, and held it with his hand. At the moment useless, the knight threw down the golden egg to Leo, as it flashed bright from the lightning above. The knight started down and down the ladder.
Suddenly a voice roared from above. “This is Ser Forley Prester! Drop your weapons! Drop them!”
Ser Barnabus started to curse as he stood on the ladder halfway. He took a deep breath in disappointment. “Come on Leo, we have work to do.” He ascended.
Leo gave the golden egg to a shocked Lady Mormont and took a step towards the ladder, but he then turned around to Eleyna. He kissed her on the lips. The princess fought back and held Leo’s blond head with both her hands, forcing more of herself onto him. Their tongues danced a secret hidden inside their mouths, taking each other’s breath away over and over again. Olyvar did not think they would ever let go, until Eleyna did, shedding a tear. Leo turned back to the ladder. Ice in his veins and without another word, he began to climb.
Ser Brynden shared a look with Ser Olyvar. “I’m not kissing you!” He began walking towards the ladder as well, with Lord Edmure Tully trailing. He shoved his nephew aside. “Your lady wife is waiting for you on that ship with your child! Protect them! Keep the Tully name alive! Fly away now! That is an order! Take Queen Jeyne Stark to the ship and protect her family too!” The Blackfish conjured a duty that Edmure could not decline. He gave his uncle a sad agreeing nod. While climbing up, the Blackfish then looked at Olyvar. “Ser Frey, guard this ladder!”
Though not giving any direct orders to the Seashell Knight, Ser Raynald Westerling kissed his sisters and mother. They begged him not to go, but Ray flew to the top as well.
Ser Olyvar got up and began to follow, but the crying Queen tugged his cloak. “Olyvar, you promised me.”
“Goodbye Jeyne. I have to do my duty.”
“Just hang on a minute. Listen and promise me Ser Frey. Don’t be a fool. If you are in trouble, don’t try to be brave, just fly, fly away. Find me.”
Olyvar Frey got to his knees again and kissed her forehead. “Okay. Jeyne, my Queen … I’ll be back. I promise.”
“We need to move her to the rowboats,” Alesander Frey suggested. Olyvar hugged his brother, and ordered him to carry Jeyne’s weight to the exit with Lord Edmure’s help. Sybell and Eleyna Westerling held up Jeyne’s thighs as Lady Mormont spearheaded the path with her torchlight in one hand and the golden egg curled on the other.
“You better be right behind us,” Maege commanded.
“I will,” Olyvar hoped.
The new knight approached the base of the wet ladder and began to climb. He reached halfway and stopped to listen above. The thunderstorm roared its fury, and the Blackfish was already speaking.
[Part 4]
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The twenty men, Lady Maege, and Ser Rolph continued up the paths in the lightless caves of Casterly Rock, huffing and puffing, but still silent as much as they could hold. One loud word at the wrong place at the wrong time may be their doom. In single file, the group followed Ser Spicer’s point with one lit torch. The stench was terrible and the dampness made it worse. Guarding the rear, Olyvar’s eyes were clouded in darkness at times where the torchlight was too far ahead to shine back. He relied on Ser Goose in front of him to lead the way, as Goose relied on Leo for the same.
Suddenly a whisper could be heard from the darkness at the front of the line. “Duck.” Then another slightly louder, “Duck” … and then another, and then another … each “Duck” a little louder than before. Is there a duck here in the sewers? Olyvar thought.
“Duck.”
“Duck.”
“Duck.”
“Duck.”
Finally Leo turned around and told Goose, “Hello … Duck.”
Goose replied with pride, “I am no Duck!” Instantly as the tall knight crept forward, he thumped his head on an unlit rusty beam that was lowered onto their path. He fell backwards into a puddle of wet cold stool, ass first, toes off the ground, and staining his breeches. “Awww shit!”
Ser Olyvar helped the soiled knight up as his squire, Leo, told everyone in front what happened. They all forgot their stealth, and began to laugh.
“Come on Goose, you are slowing us down!” someone said.
“Ducks can move faster than you, Goose! You have to catch up and chase after us now!” a voice that sounded like Scrooge, said.
“You have to be more nimble and more quick Goose!” another one japed.
“All over my life, I have travelled land and sea. From my experiences, I learned that I would rather be more lucky!” the unclean bandit knight replied with the truth. “Or get lucky! Heh!” the daffy Goose added cheerfully.
“But you are no duck, right Goose?” Ser Raynard’s voice called.
They continued to laugh and began moving forward again. Ser Barnabus the stinking Goose with his honor stained, stood up and pointed his chin high. “Aye my lords, this bird you cannot change!” He shook his tailfeather, took himself low, and was ready to go.
As the thunderstorm clouds outside shifted, a pale grey blade of light emerged from a crack in the walls and shone the brown spot where Goose had fallen. It illuminated a tiny golden speck. Looking back and curious, Goose placed both hands through the muck, underneath the lumpy object and pulled. He lifted up a slimy brown sphere, the size of an orange, and rubbed off the slush. Goose held the carved rock to the thin line of the dying light and widened his large eyes.
Gold, unmistakable. “Goose, did you just lay a golden egg?” Olyvar japing quietly.
“I guess I did!” Goose whispered in glee. Ser Barnabus began singing to it softly. “I know that you don’t know it, but you’re a find so fine! And I’m going to show you that now you’re a mined of mine! My treasure, that is what you are! My precious, you’re my golden star! Hehehe!” He hugged it. Goose looked back to Olyvar. “Don’t tell the Black Sparrow!” He continued to giggle, despite scarring his face at the forehead. “Leo, come over here! Say hello to my little friend!”
His young squire came back, ducked under and asked. “Say hello to who? The Black Sparrow? He isn’t very little in person.”
“No you stupid sweet boy, definitely avoid the Black Sparrow! That captain is not my friend, my friend. We have to fool that fool.” He showed an astonished Leo the little golden egg before he hid it again from sight. They continued up the path towards their objective with Ser Goose the tall hedge knight finally ducking under, his pants stained in brown.
Olyvar had lost count of how far they ascended as they reached one of Ser Rolph Spicer’s checkpoints. They rested there for a few moments where the paths forked into several other directions. He then instructed Ser Olyvar Frey, Lady Mormont and Leo to wait here until the rest returned. In the meanwhile, they were to familiarize themselves with the area in case they needed a detour.
Not long after the group left them, Olyvar heard another man speaking through the rocky walls. Maege followed the voice through one of the forks, and found a hole that appeared to spy into a cell of the castle’s dungeons. She peeked through and spoke in disgust “Gods! What the hell! No!” She left the area and began looking for an entrance into the dungeons from the hidden hallways. Olyvar peeped through the hole and saw what seems to be an old maester in robes, with many rings around his neck. Inside, he harbored a boy and a girl who appeared to be twins, no older than ten. The boy had his shirt off, while the maester sniffed the girl’s hair and had a hand cupped at her clothed chest.
What in Seven Hells? Olyvar thought.
The elderly maester spoke to them, as they trembled like leaves. “Thank you children for helping me. I am Maester Valarik, this is very very important research for, um, the Citadel. Now let’s begin.”
Suddenly out of nowhere, Lady Maege Mormont burst open the dungeon door. “Let’s not!”
The shocked maester jolted to his feet, confused. “Are you their mother?”
“A MOTHER!” the She-Bear claimed in her crony crackling voice as she walked up to Valarik. Here she stood as Lady Mormont kicked the maester in between the legs, his screams alive with pain. His eyes began to tear as he fell backwards to the ground. Lady Mormont dropped down to him and drew her dagger. “Shut your mouth or I’ll make an eunuch out of you!” The maester still in agony replied with a silent nod. She lied to the twins, saying she was a washerwoman employed to the castle. “What the maester did was wrong and I will have the castellan punish him.” She urged the siblings to go home, but not tell anyone what had happened until they were outside of Casterly Rock. After they left, Maege in her barbaric tone told the maester, “You dusty fuck! Get in there!” as she led him into the hidden hallways behind the dungeon.
Ser Olyvar greeted the hostage, “Not another word Maester Valarik. She may geld you but I will shove my dagger up your arse.”
They continued to wait at the checkpoint, anxious for the Blackfish’s return with Queen Jeyne and Lord Edmure. Leo brushed back a lock of his ash-blond hair that fell down across one eye. Lady Mormont continued to stare at Valarik’s crotch while holding her naked dagger, twirling it at the pointy end for boredom. The silent maester was well aware, and would not return his eyes to meet hers.
Suddenly they heard a woman’s moan echoing in the distance. Torchlight illuminated the foot of the pathway and brightening the walls with each passing moment. Escorted by Goose, a thin girl with a mop of chestnut hair emerged. She was pretty like the daisy sewn on her gown that was covering a flat chest. “Eleyna!” Olyvar was animated. They hugged as he asked, “So what happened to your breasts?”
“I ate them.” She said in her high cheery voice. She stuck her small chest out, chin in the air, fists at the end of her narrow hips and twerked it for two beats. “How you like them apples?”
Olyvar smiled at the inside joke.
The Useless Goose then grabbed Leo and tapped Eleyna’s shoulders from behind. “Hi, have you met Leo?” Barnabus vanished in an instant.
She turned around and introduced herself. “Hello Leo, I’m Eleyna, the Queen’s sister.”
Leo was star-struck. “Are you a princess?”
“I guess I am a princess,” she said sarcastically. “Are you here to rescue me?”
Leo nodded up and down, trying to contain his excitement.
“Leo O’ Leo … my hero!” She kissed him on the cheeks, and Leo’s face began to blush, red as apples.
His brothers Raff, Donal, and Mikkal had emerged from the rocky opening just in time to watch. They wrapped their arms around one another, and nodded proudly at their youngest brother.
The others soon followed, pouring out of the tunnel entrance. Olyvar greeted his brother-in-law Lord Edmure Tully. “My sister is waiting for you back at the ship, with my future nephew or niece. Be a good father to your child.”
“And you be a good uncle. It is a honor to have you at our side, Ser Olyvar,” Lord Edmure replied respectfully.
Lady Sybell Spicer came down with her brother Ser Rolph, clutching a moaning Queen Jeyne Stark on both sides. She was garbed in simple loose fitted robes, pretending to serve as Eleyna’s plumped handmaiden. Olyvar was ecstatic. Jeyne’s mother then announced, “She is in labor!”
“What?!” As Olyvar and Maege said in unison. “Now!?”
Olyvar ran to Jeyne, straight to his sister’s arms and she kissed him on the forehead. “I kept my promise,” Olyvar told her.
Jeyne was feverish, sweating and mumbling words. “You did, I knew you were somewhere beyond the sea. I was here waiting for all of you, to sneak onto golden sand and rock. I was watching all the ships sailing by, not knowing which one will be my daring escape.” She looked towards her other brother Raynald. “I just knew my Ray lied somewhere over the ocean, and my Olly lied somewhere over the sea … both my brothers fighting to come back to me. Up in this castle mountain where it meets the heavens above, out where lightning splits the sea, I could still feel you two watching me. Through the wind, the chilly sea, and the rain … and now the storm and the flood. I felt your approach like the fires in your blood! I need … I need …”
“We need to go!” Ser Olyvar finished for her.
As the others began going into the next tunnel, the Queen in the North shook all the right-hands of the strangers that came to rescue her, while each man placed a left-palm on her round belly for a soft instant. With Jory, Jess, Ser Spicer, Ser Brynden and her brother Ser Raynard, she gave a hug each. She then trailed all of them with Olyvar and Raynard holding her weight. They descended down the path they came from, back to the LionsJape, WinterStorm and BattleWolf. Queen Jeyne Stark continued to scream. Oh, bloody shit. This will be the death of us. The descent will be much faster, but it was still a long way to go. With the Queen moaning in labor, they decided to light two more torch lights. Being heard here is just as unfortunate as being seen. But the darkness in front of him still faded in and out, confusing Olyvar’s eyes in blur. For a moment, the knight fantasized about golden dragons down here in the empty gold mines and sewers of Casterly Rock, to illuminate the rest of the route with flames … expediting the rescue.
Where in the hell is Lord Gawen Westerling? His trumpets and drums? It would at least muffle out Jeyne’s cry. At any moment, they could be heard … and then they could be trapped.
Then the Blackfish noticed Maester Valarik was in their party. “Who in the Seven Hells are you?”
Lady Maege told Ser Brynden and allowed the quivering maester to speak. “I am the maester of Casterly Rock. I don’t know what is going on here. Pl- … please let me go, I won’t say a word. I … I am innocent, I was just treating the children for an illness.”
“You said it was for research,” Maege interrupted.
“Um … bb … both,” the maester lied.
“In a dungeon? No tools nor vials?” Maege questioned rhetorically.
The maester had no answer for that. He looked back to the Blackfish. “Ser, you must understand-“
The Blackfish cuts him off. “Must I? I heard enough of your sorcery, Maester. Shut your mouth or I’ll throw you out of a window.”
The group was nearing the sea’s level, until they encountered the original path that dipped up and down. It was filled with flooded water from the storm surges. Ser Brynden Tully cursed at the sea trap. Olyvar knows the Blackfish could swim under it like he did at the moat of Riverrun, but not the others. They began to retreat and regroup.
Ser Rolph approached Ser Brynden, not shaken nor stirred, and offered a detour. “Follow me, this way leads to the kitchen of that courtyard at the base of the cliffs. At that courtyard, there is a large sewer drain that would lead us back to the paths of the rowboats. It is risky, we may be spotted.”
“We may be sitting ducks,” Goose added to the complaint.
“We have no choice,” said the Blackfish.
They followed Ser Rolph, with his niece still moaning.
They reached the hidden entrance to the kitchen and began to secure the area with weapons & shields drawn. It was empty. No gatherings or weddings were to be held outdoor this evenfall, especially with the thunderstorm. Olyvar peeked outside. Overcast clouds threw down rain-water onto dirt and stone, as the setting sun was half bathe into the ocean’s clear golden horizon. The courtyard by the sea was no bigger than the feast hall at the Twins. Stone pathways met at the middle, leading into a circular floor-drain that was exposed at the center of the yard. Twenty feet high granite pillars the size of tree trunks supported the open rectangular balcony above the ground level, overlooking the ocean. The kitchen doors were connected to the bottom level, but Olyvar was unsure what would lurk above them on the second floor balconies, with its four feet high parapet and six feet of platform width. Lightning flashed the columns bright white as the wet grass turned into mud.
Ser Brynden paced around the kitchen for a moment, trying to hide his shaking hands. He assessed the situation and regrouped the band of brothers. “Bows and arrows,” he commanded … and they obeyed. “Each men take cover behind a pillar. Sprint to it and establish a defensive stance with an arrow nocked to the string of your bow. Keep your eyes open. Rico will run to the middle alone, pull out the drain cover and retreat back. Alesander! Ray! Run to the opened drain and descend down the ladder. Once it is clear, let us know. We’ll bring Jeyne down first, followed by her sister and mother, and then Edmure.”
“Brothers!” as they assemble behind the closed double doors in single line. “Nock!”
From a window, Maester Valarik spied over to the drain, and then tried to block the traffic at the kitchen exit. “This is absurd! I have friends in court and I can vouch for you! Give yourselves up! This is madness, this is ludicrous!”
The She-Bear grabbed him. “Move maester, get out of the way!” She threw him to the corner by the pantry. Lady Mormont drew her dagger, gleaming silvery-blue for an instant as a crack of thunder boomed through the window. She pressed the flat of her blade onto his crotch and the terrified maester began to piss himself. Lady Maege disgusted, leaned back and threatened, “We have not killed anyone yet. You stay here like a good quiet dog and oblige, or this bear lady will rock your head away with a club when she comes back!”
Ser Brynden opened the double doors as Ben and Benjen held it. The Blackfish ran out first, around the perimeter to the furthest side of the terrace, forty yards away with bow & arrow in hand. The other men followed and fell into their positions, squishing their footsteps on the mud and stone.
Rico, Phyl, and Sam the Shredder followed the Blackfish to the southern side and took cover behind a column each. Scrooge, Donal, Raff, Mikkal and Leo sprinted for the eastern pillars as June, Jory, Jess, Fess and Lord Galbart Glover took the west. Ben and Benjen left their kitchen doors to joined Ser Goose and Ser Rolph Spicer at the closest posts of the north.
Queen Jeyne, Lady Maege, Lady Eleyna, Lady Sybell, and Lord Edmure stayed inside the kitchen with Ser Olyvar … as Ser Raynard and Alesander were ready to their task.
Rico unarmed, darted from his column towards the center of the courtyard and tore open the drain cover with ease. He flung it over the mountainous wall and into the sea as he headed back to his pillar, re-arming himself with the bow.
Alesander Frey and Ser Raynald Westerling, dashed towards the open drain and attempted to descend. Their shields, quivers and bows were caught at the circular entrance, so they discarded them at the base before going below. After Ser Raynald gave the clearance, Olyvar and Maege discarded their weapons and escorted Jeyne slowly and gently towards their escape, their clothes soaking in the rain. Olyvar kept Honor slung center at his back. Raynald offered himself as Jeyne sat on her older brother’s shoulders as they descended down the twenty foot ladder. Olyvar was doing everything he could to keep Jeyne stable from above as rain-water trickled down the drain.
When they reached the bottom, Olyvar noticed a weirwood tree staring right at him. A godswood? Here? The cavern was surrounded by roots and several rocky openings as well. He paid it no more mind and walked Jeyne towards a sewer entrance where Alesander was waiting for them. “The rowboats are not far! I see them, just a few more paces from here. I’ll keep a lookout on that exit.” He scouted ahead again.
Jeyne could not advance any further and fell lightly to the ground. “I can’t move anymore.”
Lady Maege came down the ladder and positioned herself between Jeyne’s legs. “Push your Grace! Push! Push!”
The rumbling of the thunderstorm was getting much louder.
Leo surprisingly came down with Eleyna and told Olyvar, “I think I hear a few soldiers moving on the second floor balcony. The parapets won’t allow us to see what’s hidden behind it.”
No not now. “It could be just the thunderstorm,” Olyvar hoped.
Lady Sybell and Lord Edmure Tully soon followed down the ladder. “I believe there are Lannister soldiers getting into positions above us. They must be waiting for more of their reinforcement to arrive,” Edmure sounded sure.
Olyvar cursed.
The Blackfish came down next. “We need to leave now. The storm surges will steal our rowboats as well.”
Jeyne was still moaning. Maege was still instructing, “Push! Push! Push!”
Olyvar began panicking in this awful shit-storm of a mess. “We need to go now! The soldiers are coming! The thunderstorm is coming!”
“WINTER IS COMING BETWEEN HER GRACES LEGS!” Maege screamed back.
Olyvar could not help but to chuckled for a beat before being serious again. “Bloody shit. Winter needs to be going!”
“Look son, I’m not your mother. You go figure it out yourself,” Lady Maege protested.
Olyvar felt like a fool below the Rock, looking back at all the wrong paths that got him lost here. If I just lied to my father of my intentions, and informed his Grace not to come to the Twins, we would not be here now at some shit sewer in the Westerlands. Jeyne would be crying in childbirth at Winterfell after Robb had retaken it from the Ironborn. King, Queen and babe Stark would be safe and sound. And me … I would be their Kingsguard knight … Ser Olyvar Frey … the Kingsavior.
“Ray, go find Alesander and summon him to return here to help. He is not far.”
Olyvar looked toward his Queen as Maege Mormont continued working in between Jeyne’s thighs, awaiting for the wolf-pup that their world was here for. Let us pray it is only one babe. A pair of twins would surely mean the doom of them. There was nothing Olyvar realistically wanted more now than Lord Gawen’s trumpets, and his young son Rollam’s drum rolls. Where is our diversion to get the Lannister soldiers to march away from us?
Goose tried to come down the ladder next, but the big man was stuck on top even with his weapons and shield forfeited. His golden egg had bulged out from his pocket, stopping him from entering the small circular drain. He was trying to work it out of his clothes.
Olyvar kneeled down next to his Queen, trying to facilitate this shit storm anyway he could. He went to feel for the letter he wrote to his father, but instead found the colorful bright feather that Captain Samullu gave to him earlier. He offered it to Queen Stark for some comfort.
“A gift? It is so beautiful Olyvar,” she said in discomfort. “I have a gift for you as well.” She summoned her mother and removed a thin cloak from her purse. Queen Jeyne Stark took it and unveiled it to Olyvar. It was the castle of the Twins, colored in grey, seated on a field red hot as a chilled blue stream flowed under the bridge. Olyvar motioned to give her his back, and she attached the cloak onto him. “I knitted it myself.”
“It is gorgeous my Queen. What does it mean? The water under the bridge?”
“It means forgiveness here, so you can move on. Now promise me Olyvar, don’t leave us again. Protect us. Protect your King’s child. We must never separate again.”
Ser Olyvar Frey gave the Queen his word.
Goose had finally removed the golden rock from his hidden pocket, and held it with his hand. At the moment useless, the knight threw down the golden egg to Leo, as it flashed bright from the lightning above. The knight started down and down the ladder.
Suddenly a voice roared from above. “This is Ser Forley Prester! Drop your weapons! Drop them!”
Ser Barnabus started to curse as he stood on the ladder halfway. He took a deep breath in disappointment. “Come on Leo, we have work to do.” He ascended.
Leo gave the golden egg to a shocked Lady Mormont and took a step towards the ladder, but he then turned around to Eleyna. He kissed her on the lips. The princess fought back and held Leo’s blond head with both her hands, forcing more of herself onto him. Their tongues danced a secret hidden inside their mouths, taking each other’s breath away over and over again. Olyvar did not think they would ever let go, until Eleyna did, shedding a tear. Leo turned back to the ladder. Ice in his veins and without another word, he began to climb.
Ser Brynden shared a look with Ser Olyvar. “I’m not kissing you!” He began walking towards the ladder as well, with Lord Edmure Tully trailing. He shoved his nephew aside. “Your lady wife is waiting for you on that ship with your child! Protect them! Keep the Tully name alive! Fly away now! That is an order! Take Queen Jeyne Stark to the ship and protect her family too!” The Blackfish conjured a duty that Edmure could not decline. He gave his uncle a sad agreeing nod. While climbing up, the Blackfish then looked at Olyvar. “Ser Frey, guard this ladder!”
Though not giving any direct orders to the Seashell Knight, Ser Raynald Westerling kissed his sisters and mother. They begged him not to go, but Ray flew to the top as well.
Ser Olyvar got up and began to follow, but the crying Queen tugged his cloak. “Olyvar, you promised me.”
“Goodbye Jeyne. I have to do my duty.”
“Just hang on a minute. Listen and promise me Ser Frey. Don’t be a fool. If you are in trouble, don’t try to be brave, just fly, fly away. Find me.”
Olyvar Frey got to his knees again and kissed her forehead. “Okay. Jeyne, my Queen … I’ll be back. I promise.”
“We need to move her to the rowboats,” Alesander Frey suggested. Olyvar hugged his brother, and ordered him to carry Jeyne’s weight to the exit with Lord Edmure’s help. Sybell and Eleyna Westerling held up Jeyne’s thighs as Lady Mormont spearheaded the path with her torchlight in one hand and the golden egg curled on the other.
“You better be right behind us,” Maege commanded.
“I will,” Olyvar hoped.
The new knight approached the base of the wet ladder and began to climb. He reached halfway and stopped to listen above. The thunderstorm roared its fury, and the Blackfish was already speaking.
[Part 4]
2024.06.10 01:07 RollsRight Discussions on figures
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2024.06.09 21:17 Rob_Sothoth Impossible Landscapes - Session 2 "Futures Past"
Session 0 "Intake": https://www.reddit.com/DeltaGreenRPG/comments/1d0l92x/impossible_landscapes_session_0/
Session 1 "The Apartment": https://www.reddit.com/DeltaGreenRPG/comments/1d2sjua/impossible_landscapes_session_1_the_apartment/
Operation ALICE, New York, 1995
The Roster (Player/Character)
Lea (she/her): Jules Gradkowska - Agent MIRANDA. Journalist - research and human intelligence.
Iain (he/him): Ralph Bevis - Agent MILHOUSE. Academic - history and occult specialist.
Quinn (he/him): Richard Delapore - Agent MAVERICK. FBI Special Agent - criminal and forensic expert and the official 'face' of the investigation.
Phil (he/him): Jean Duvall - Agent MAIN. US Navy Master Chief Petty Officer - operational security specialist.
Duncan (he/him): Jake Little - Agent MALATESTA. Civilian contractor - computer and electronic specialist with a side line in hacking.
Rob_sothoth (he/him) - Handler. The arbiter of the world: the good, the bad and that which cannot and should not be named.
Background: The Agents of M-Cell are tasked with investigating the apartment of Abigail Wright. Missing since June, Delta Green has reason to suspect para-natural involvement. Their orders are simple: catalogue the apartment and remove anything deemed suspect for destruction.
Despite heavy changes made, full spoiler warning for Impossible Landscapes.
New York: Wednesday, August 9th, 1995
05:00am - 2:30pm, EST
Following the first day of investigation, Agent MAIN is the first to wake. An early-riser after years in the military, he leaves a note for Marsha. The two will meet again, of course. Arriving at work, he gets chatting to some Navy mechanics about the little weird diagram on the napkin. About the best answer he gets (after a successful check), is that one of them remembers seeing something like a clockwork giraffe as an attraction in South America. Studying it on that basis, MAIN concludes it's an artist's attempt at design because he can't see a way for this to work or even what it might really be for. He also checks in with USN and asks a friend to track down some vintage US Arms gear (he noted the serial numbers on the radio and dud-grenade). Not being from the same branch of service (and a failed check), it will take somewhere between 24-48 hours. (I decided US Armed Forces would probably be better at digitizing records, he'll get something either way).
MAVERICK isn't far behind MAIN, starting his day as usual being one of the first into the FBI NYC Field Office. As far as the FBI is concerned, he's on the Wright case now it's in their jurisdiction. Unprepared to wait for the prints to be matched (failed check on Bureaucracy), he instead does it himself (successful Forensics check). Abigail was never arrested, but her father handed in a hairbrush she kept at his and his wife's home. The prints match. It took MAVERICK a little time (it was a close pass), because part of a second, unidentified print obscured one of Abigail's, He can discount himself and the team, and likely anyone in law enforcement as he assumed they would've gone gloved.
Next, he follows up on Art Life and makes a call. He gets on the phone with Cynthia LeChance and in the course of their conversation is able to intuit there's something she's unsure or hesitant about. Being the honest-to-goodness, earnest Agent Cooper type, MAVERICK is able to organise a lunch meeting with her as part of follow up. He doesn't have many questions, he assures Cynthia and it'll be on the FBI's dime. She agrees to meet at 12pm.
(It's worth mentioning I ruled there was no reason MARCUS (Case Officer, M-Cell) or the Agents themselves wouldn't have or be able to obtain pagers they could use to stay in contact. Definitely an incidental expense as far as I am concerned.)
MILHOUSE, after his morning run to campus, follows up on his research from the previous day. He identifies the Ars Goetia and learns there's an 18th century copy in the special collections. Luckily for him, he's able to get about an hour with the book. The book contains the names of some 72 demons, their associated heraldry and symbols which they must "pay allegiance to." The book also contains the supposed means of summoning said entities, but MILHOUSE's time is over before he can get much further into it.
He's the first to arrive at the apartment, late morning/early afternoon (roughly around MAVERICK's planned lunch interview). At the coffeeshop, he's treated to a free beverage by Marsha, who thanks him for bringing his friend in the other day. Sadly, by the time MAIN arrives, her shift is over.
MIRANDA lies awake, watching the minutes tick by until about five minutes before she'd usually be walking into the Village Voice's office before making a call. She's really sorry, but she'll have to take a personal day, but does her best to reassure her editor she's still on for the grill party on Saturday. Of more immediate concern is the missing demonic symbol she is unable to locate. The polaroid she snapped is still in her possession, but she can find no trace of the symbol drawn on its piece of brown wrapping paper anywhere in her apartment. Nor can she find any evidence her home was broken into (she has the right skills to determine that for...reasons).
She makes a quick call to her criminal contact, Hugo. It's been less than 24 hours, but she wants to just follow up to perhaps create a sense of urgency. Hugo says he might have a couple of people on the hook, but it would help if he had more to work with than just "weird and esoteric." MIRANDA will be in touch. Before heading to Kips Bay, she decides to follow up on trying to locate the cab and its driver she photographed the other day; the driver looking down the barrel of the camera at her.
It takes her most of the morning, but MIRANDA locates the garage and office. Mostly making calls asking about a cab outside Abigail's address the previous day. She knows the time, more or less. She finds a schlubby office manager who stonewalls her until money changes hands. MIRANDA gets a name and the cabbie's usual pick up and route. Guy likes to work around the Port Authority Terminal most days, she can probably find him there. She doesn't want to go alone and makes her way to the Macallistar where she expects to find the others.
A night owl and late to wake by nature, MALATESTA hits snooze on his alarm maybe only twice today. Packing up the weird crystal in a ziplock bag stowed in his backpack, he takes himself to the Mercury Gallery. He's got an angle he wants to try and it works, if not quite in the way he perhaps expected.
The gallery owner, Santiago, isn't sure what to make of the skater-grunge kid who rolls into his gallery, but he's not exactly out of place and to be truthful, his story is almost too outlandish not to be true. Through a combination of good roleplay and an opposed check, MALATESTA explains a "dude he's working for" heard about Abigail's exhibition and wanted to know if there were any paintings of hers left unsold.
As it turns out, there are. Santiago explains they're not the cream of the crop: "Most of the others were more abstract and, I would say, exemplary. She did well, especially for an artist in New York. The one or two I have left are a bit more...prosaic."
At about this time, MAVERICK makes his meeting with Cynthia. He's not hard to miss; there is no reality in which he was not a Federal Agent and Cynthia easily marks him across the street. She takes him to a small Italian bistro where she usually has lunch and begins talking. This is what MAVERICK is good at; getting people to talk. Everyone wants to, after all; it's about letting them and knowing where to push and where not.
Cynthia explains how weird the Macallistar has been for her to manage. The building has never been filled to capacity as far she can recall and those units which were occupied never remained so for very long.
MAVERICK: "Did you know Abigail?"
Cynthia: "Not really. I met her once or twice. Went with her and her dad to view the apartment." She smiles. "He was worried about her having a ground floor unit in the city, but it was the one she wanted. Never any complaints from her or from other tenants about her. Then...the rent stopped."
MAVERICK: "Yeah, we saw that."
Cynthia: "No. You don't understand. The rent stopped. No one in the building has been paying rent since March this year."
MAVERICK: "What does that mean?"
Cynthia is nervous. MAVERICK picks up she's worried she might be in trouble and he reassures her she isn't. Far from it, in fact.
Across town, MALATESTA is shown one of Abigail's unsold paintings. Santiago unveils it; a landscape, the frame longer than it is tall. A park, with a city-skyline in the background. In the centre, a statue. There are people. Some gathered in a crowd, others walking in various directions. MALATESTA feels uneasy. Then he sees them: five figures gathered in the shadows of the statue around a sixth, seated on a bench. Merely brushstrokes, details and faces indistinct. One may be a woman. Another appears to be holding a skateboard.
Santiago, distant as MALATESTA gave the painting his full attention, becomes clear again.
"See what I mean? Like something you'd see in a doctor's office."
"Yeah." MALATESTA passes a SAN check, but still takes one.
He was there just yesterday.
This was exhibited in November of last year (1994).
He tries and fails to argue Santiago down on the price and is very unaware that the gallery owner is hitting on him. Wrapping the painting, MALATESTA asks if Santiago can check on where some of the other paintings might have ended up or ask around about Abigail in general. Since it means they will meet again, Santiago is all too happy to oblige and hands MALATESTA a business card, writing his own number on the back.
MALATESTA: "Cool, man. I'll be in touch with the deets."
Santiago: "Sure...the deets." (I think it pained him to say that word)
Before leaving, he lets go something Abigail mentioned during the exhibition. While unable to recall the name, he thinks she said she got her inspiration from a book of some sort. He thinks the name might have been something French.
Across their lunch table, Cynthia explains she thinks Art Life upper management are content to wait for eviction notices to be served to the remaining tenants.
Cynthia: "I think even if everyone paid what they owe and next month's, management wouldn't change their mind."
MAVERICK: "Why?"
Cynthia: "I think they want to renovate the building. Getting everyone out lets them do that. Spruce it up, hike the rent...I lie awake at night wondering if that's legal. I've never evicted a whole building."
MAVERICK: "One of my colleagues bumped into one of Abigail's neighbours. Mr. Post, Lewis Post I think. Same story with him?"
Cynthia: "Yeah, same as the rest. More or less."
MAVERICK: "More or less?"
Cynthia: "He called me the end of March this year, said he'd be late on the rent, but not to worry and then he started asking me about the building."
MAVERICK: "And you did?"
Cynthia: "Yeah, but I wish I hadn't."
She names a few books she picked up, as Lewis wanted more than just what Art Life had on the Macallistar. MAVERICK wonders why, but she explains Lewis was nice and she was curious herself.
"It's a weird building. Always made me feel...off, being there. I can't remember the last time I went in person."
MAVERICK: "What did you learn? I have the architect's name. Daribondi."
Cynthia: "Asa. Asa Daribondi. The Macallistar was built in 1921. He designed it. He...there was a fire at his office on Mott Street in 1950 and he disappeared. He...he was a murderer, Agent Delapore. They found a child's body on the premises. After that, I stopped looking into it."
There's a long silence. The MAVERICK asks her for keys to the unoccupied apartments. He tells her a story about how when he started out in the Bureau, he was involved in a missing person's case. A little girl and in the end, they found her hiding in her treehouse.
Cynthia: "You think Abigail's still in the building? In one of the empty units?"
MAVERICK: "I don't know, but I can't discount it. I don't think she was in a normative state of mind before she disappeared."
Cynthia considers things. The plates are cleared and the coffee served.
Cynthia reaches into her handbag and removes something. "If management don't care about the building, I don't see why I should either." She hands him a master key. "Don't lose this and borrow it for...give it back to me when you're done."
True to his word, MAVERICK pays the bill.
"I hope you find her, her find something to maybe help. She was nice."
MAVERICK and Cynthia say their goodbyes and he heads to Kips Bay.
In the interim, MIRANDA has joined MILHOUSE and MAIN in the coffeeshop, with MALATESTA arriving with weird painting in tow not long before MAVERICK's arrival.
Unable to contain his excitement, MALATESTA nearly unveils the painting right then and there.
MALATESTA: "You won't believe-"
MIRANDA: "Let's not talk about this here."
MALATESTA: "No, I know, but-"
Coffeeshop patrons are giving the table weird looks.
MIRANDA: "Let's not talk about this here."
MALATESTA: "I was jus-"
MIRANDA: "Let's not talk about this here."
Some of the people are frowning, scowling almost.
MILHOUSE (to the other patrons): "Sorry. Sorry."
MAVERICK arrives not long after and the team reconvenes in the apartment to share what they've learned and determine any plans.
Unable to contain himself, MALATESTA reveals the painting. Everyone except MAIN passes the SAN check for the realisation of what it depicts. MAIN takes 4 SAN loss and does not project. Closing in on his breaking point, MAIN is confused and unable to fully process what's going on and throws himself into another search of the apartment.
MIRANDA is concerned about further exposure to the para-natural and wonders if there is anything they can do to take care. All they can do is be cautious.
MAVERICK wants to make a sweep of the empty apartments in the building. MILHOUSE agrees to partner up with him on that front after informing the group of the Ars Goetia. MIRANDA makes a phone call using a booth in the street to reach Hugo and give him the name.
MAVERICK & MILHOUSE examine the results of their experiment about the weird fridge. It looks like whatever is happening in the apartment, it's not just the fridge. (The book could not in anyway have given me anything to account for that, so I just ran with it. Felt appropriate). MAVERICK takes no damage from his SAN check despite failing. He expected to find it that way. MILHOUSE is also fine.
I'm sure that means nothing...
MALATESTA and MIRANDA stay with MAIN in Abigail's apartment to conduct a further search. The three who remain received a +20% bonus to their search rolls and all pass as MAVERICK & MILHOUSE leave to check the building (They can make rolls in the apartment on their return).
They exit the apartment at 2:30pm.
Within, MALATESTA, MAIN & MAVERICK find the following:
A rent receipt with Abigail's name, undated and signature unreadable.
A page of typed script which appears to be a play Abigail was writing. Several names are mentioned: Michelle, Mark & Thomas. Michelle is the first name of one of Abigail's neighbours, right?
A plane ticket in the name of Michael Witwer from Las Vegas to Boston, dated June 6th, 2015.
Dr. Dallon: "Must've been a fake? What with the date and all."
MAVERICK: "Must have been."
Five players going in different directions was a little tough to juggle, but they were happy with the pace of play and I made sure everyone had something to do.
I knew we weren't going to get through an entire in-game day about an hour in and I should've taken a bit more time to line up what everyone wanted to do at the end of the previous session, but everyone still had fun. Lea put it well: it feels like there's a dam with information gathering against it and it's going to burst.
With four out of the five players having children, I took a short aside during MAVERICK's rp with Cynthia to do a table check. I know the players and they know me and I handled it in the right way as far as they were concerned.
Two sessions in and MAIN is the first character to close on his BP, being 3 or 4 (one bad roll) away from his first disorder. I appreciate this and his reasons for not projecting make sense, in-character. We'll see how that pans out.
In terms as to what's changed compared to the book, I saw no real reason not to give MAVERICK more info on the architect. Rewarding good roleplay is something I enjoy doing and as far as I'm concerned, he did everything he needed to in-character to get what he got. I also saw no reason why the phone call between Cynthia and Lewis Post could not have conceivably happened. So far, all he has are book titles and info about Daribondi's misdeeds and little else. Getting more will require time investment and skill checks where appropriate.
Our next session is TBD due to life stuff and until then, be seeing you.
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Session 1 "The Apartment": https://www.reddit.com/DeltaGreenRPG/comments/1d2sjua/impossible_landscapes_session_1_the_apartment/
Operation ALICE, New York, 1995
The Roster (Player/Character)
Lea (she/her): Jules Gradkowska - Agent MIRANDA. Journalist - research and human intelligence.
Iain (he/him): Ralph Bevis - Agent MILHOUSE. Academic - history and occult specialist.
Quinn (he/him): Richard Delapore - Agent MAVERICK. FBI Special Agent - criminal and forensic expert and the official 'face' of the investigation.
Phil (he/him): Jean Duvall - Agent MAIN. US Navy Master Chief Petty Officer - operational security specialist.
Duncan (he/him): Jake Little - Agent MALATESTA. Civilian contractor - computer and electronic specialist with a side line in hacking.
Rob_sothoth (he/him) - Handler. The arbiter of the world: the good, the bad and that which cannot and should not be named.
Background: The Agents of M-Cell are tasked with investigating the apartment of Abigail Wright. Missing since June, Delta Green has reason to suspect para-natural involvement. Their orders are simple: catalogue the apartment and remove anything deemed suspect for destruction.
Despite heavy changes made, full spoiler warning for Impossible Landscapes.
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Session 2 "Futures Past" (June 7th, 2024)New York: Wednesday, August 9th, 1995
05:00am - 2:30pm, EST
Following the first day of investigation, Agent MAIN is the first to wake. An early-riser after years in the military, he leaves a note for Marsha. The two will meet again, of course. Arriving at work, he gets chatting to some Navy mechanics about the little weird diagram on the napkin. About the best answer he gets (after a successful check), is that one of them remembers seeing something like a clockwork giraffe as an attraction in South America. Studying it on that basis, MAIN concludes it's an artist's attempt at design because he can't see a way for this to work or even what it might really be for. He also checks in with USN and asks a friend to track down some vintage US Arms gear (he noted the serial numbers on the radio and dud-grenade). Not being from the same branch of service (and a failed check), it will take somewhere between 24-48 hours. (I decided US Armed Forces would probably be better at digitizing records, he'll get something either way).
MAVERICK isn't far behind MAIN, starting his day as usual being one of the first into the FBI NYC Field Office. As far as the FBI is concerned, he's on the Wright case now it's in their jurisdiction. Unprepared to wait for the prints to be matched (failed check on Bureaucracy), he instead does it himself (successful Forensics check). Abigail was never arrested, but her father handed in a hairbrush she kept at his and his wife's home. The prints match. It took MAVERICK a little time (it was a close pass), because part of a second, unidentified print obscured one of Abigail's, He can discount himself and the team, and likely anyone in law enforcement as he assumed they would've gone gloved.
Next, he follows up on Art Life and makes a call. He gets on the phone with Cynthia LeChance and in the course of their conversation is able to intuit there's something she's unsure or hesitant about. Being the honest-to-goodness, earnest Agent Cooper type, MAVERICK is able to organise a lunch meeting with her as part of follow up. He doesn't have many questions, he assures Cynthia and it'll be on the FBI's dime. She agrees to meet at 12pm.
(It's worth mentioning I ruled there was no reason MARCUS (Case Officer, M-Cell) or the Agents themselves wouldn't have or be able to obtain pagers they could use to stay in contact. Definitely an incidental expense as far as I am concerned.)
MILHOUSE, after his morning run to campus, follows up on his research from the previous day. He identifies the Ars Goetia and learns there's an 18th century copy in the special collections. Luckily for him, he's able to get about an hour with the book. The book contains the names of some 72 demons, their associated heraldry and symbols which they must "pay allegiance to." The book also contains the supposed means of summoning said entities, but MILHOUSE's time is over before he can get much further into it.
He's the first to arrive at the apartment, late morning/early afternoon (roughly around MAVERICK's planned lunch interview). At the coffeeshop, he's treated to a free beverage by Marsha, who thanks him for bringing his friend in the other day. Sadly, by the time MAIN arrives, her shift is over.
MIRANDA lies awake, watching the minutes tick by until about five minutes before she'd usually be walking into the Village Voice's office before making a call. She's really sorry, but she'll have to take a personal day, but does her best to reassure her editor she's still on for the grill party on Saturday. Of more immediate concern is the missing demonic symbol she is unable to locate. The polaroid she snapped is still in her possession, but she can find no trace of the symbol drawn on its piece of brown wrapping paper anywhere in her apartment. Nor can she find any evidence her home was broken into (she has the right skills to determine that for...reasons).
She makes a quick call to her criminal contact, Hugo. It's been less than 24 hours, but she wants to just follow up to perhaps create a sense of urgency. Hugo says he might have a couple of people on the hook, but it would help if he had more to work with than just "weird and esoteric." MIRANDA will be in touch. Before heading to Kips Bay, she decides to follow up on trying to locate the cab and its driver she photographed the other day; the driver looking down the barrel of the camera at her.
It takes her most of the morning, but MIRANDA locates the garage and office. Mostly making calls asking about a cab outside Abigail's address the previous day. She knows the time, more or less. She finds a schlubby office manager who stonewalls her until money changes hands. MIRANDA gets a name and the cabbie's usual pick up and route. Guy likes to work around the Port Authority Terminal most days, she can probably find him there. She doesn't want to go alone and makes her way to the Macallistar where she expects to find the others.
A night owl and late to wake by nature, MALATESTA hits snooze on his alarm maybe only twice today. Packing up the weird crystal in a ziplock bag stowed in his backpack, he takes himself to the Mercury Gallery. He's got an angle he wants to try and it works, if not quite in the way he perhaps expected.
The gallery owner, Santiago, isn't sure what to make of the skater-grunge kid who rolls into his gallery, but he's not exactly out of place and to be truthful, his story is almost too outlandish not to be true. Through a combination of good roleplay and an opposed check, MALATESTA explains a "dude he's working for" heard about Abigail's exhibition and wanted to know if there were any paintings of hers left unsold.
As it turns out, there are. Santiago explains they're not the cream of the crop: "Most of the others were more abstract and, I would say, exemplary. She did well, especially for an artist in New York. The one or two I have left are a bit more...prosaic."
At about this time, MAVERICK makes his meeting with Cynthia. He's not hard to miss; there is no reality in which he was not a Federal Agent and Cynthia easily marks him across the street. She takes him to a small Italian bistro where she usually has lunch and begins talking. This is what MAVERICK is good at; getting people to talk. Everyone wants to, after all; it's about letting them and knowing where to push and where not.
Cynthia explains how weird the Macallistar has been for her to manage. The building has never been filled to capacity as far she can recall and those units which were occupied never remained so for very long.
MAVERICK: "Did you know Abigail?"
Cynthia: "Not really. I met her once or twice. Went with her and her dad to view the apartment." She smiles. "He was worried about her having a ground floor unit in the city, but it was the one she wanted. Never any complaints from her or from other tenants about her. Then...the rent stopped."
MAVERICK: "Yeah, we saw that."
Cynthia: "No. You don't understand. The rent stopped. No one in the building has been paying rent since March this year."
MAVERICK: "What does that mean?"
Cynthia is nervous. MAVERICK picks up she's worried she might be in trouble and he reassures her she isn't. Far from it, in fact.
Across town, MALATESTA is shown one of Abigail's unsold paintings. Santiago unveils it; a landscape, the frame longer than it is tall. A park, with a city-skyline in the background. In the centre, a statue. There are people. Some gathered in a crowd, others walking in various directions. MALATESTA feels uneasy. Then he sees them: five figures gathered in the shadows of the statue around a sixth, seated on a bench. Merely brushstrokes, details and faces indistinct. One may be a woman. Another appears to be holding a skateboard.
Santiago, distant as MALATESTA gave the painting his full attention, becomes clear again.
"See what I mean? Like something you'd see in a doctor's office."
"Yeah." MALATESTA passes a SAN check, but still takes one.
He was there just yesterday.
This was exhibited in November of last year (1994).
He tries and fails to argue Santiago down on the price and is very unaware that the gallery owner is hitting on him. Wrapping the painting, MALATESTA asks if Santiago can check on where some of the other paintings might have ended up or ask around about Abigail in general. Since it means they will meet again, Santiago is all too happy to oblige and hands MALATESTA a business card, writing his own number on the back.
MALATESTA: "Cool, man. I'll be in touch with the deets."
Santiago: "Sure...the deets." (I think it pained him to say that word)
Before leaving, he lets go something Abigail mentioned during the exhibition. While unable to recall the name, he thinks she said she got her inspiration from a book of some sort. He thinks the name might have been something French.
Across their lunch table, Cynthia explains she thinks Art Life upper management are content to wait for eviction notices to be served to the remaining tenants.
Cynthia: "I think even if everyone paid what they owe and next month's, management wouldn't change their mind."
MAVERICK: "Why?"
Cynthia: "I think they want to renovate the building. Getting everyone out lets them do that. Spruce it up, hike the rent...I lie awake at night wondering if that's legal. I've never evicted a whole building."
MAVERICK: "One of my colleagues bumped into one of Abigail's neighbours. Mr. Post, Lewis Post I think. Same story with him?"
Cynthia: "Yeah, same as the rest. More or less."
MAVERICK: "More or less?"
Cynthia: "He called me the end of March this year, said he'd be late on the rent, but not to worry and then he started asking me about the building."
MAVERICK: "And you did?"
Cynthia: "Yeah, but I wish I hadn't."
She names a few books she picked up, as Lewis wanted more than just what Art Life had on the Macallistar. MAVERICK wonders why, but she explains Lewis was nice and she was curious herself.
"It's a weird building. Always made me feel...off, being there. I can't remember the last time I went in person."
MAVERICK: "What did you learn? I have the architect's name. Daribondi."
Cynthia: "Asa. Asa Daribondi. The Macallistar was built in 1921. He designed it. He...there was a fire at his office on Mott Street in 1950 and he disappeared. He...he was a murderer, Agent Delapore. They found a child's body on the premises. After that, I stopped looking into it."
There's a long silence. The MAVERICK asks her for keys to the unoccupied apartments. He tells her a story about how when he started out in the Bureau, he was involved in a missing person's case. A little girl and in the end, they found her hiding in her treehouse.
Cynthia: "You think Abigail's still in the building? In one of the empty units?"
MAVERICK: "I don't know, but I can't discount it. I don't think she was in a normative state of mind before she disappeared."
Cynthia considers things. The plates are cleared and the coffee served.
Cynthia reaches into her handbag and removes something. "If management don't care about the building, I don't see why I should either." She hands him a master key. "Don't lose this and borrow it for...give it back to me when you're done."
True to his word, MAVERICK pays the bill.
"I hope you find her, her find something to maybe help. She was nice."
MAVERICK and Cynthia say their goodbyes and he heads to Kips Bay.
In the interim, MIRANDA has joined MILHOUSE and MAIN in the coffeeshop, with MALATESTA arriving with weird painting in tow not long before MAVERICK's arrival.
Unable to contain his excitement, MALATESTA nearly unveils the painting right then and there.
MALATESTA: "You won't believe-"
MIRANDA: "Let's not talk about this here."
MALATESTA: "No, I know, but-"
Coffeeshop patrons are giving the table weird looks.
MIRANDA: "Let's not talk about this here."
MALATESTA: "I was jus-"
MIRANDA: "Let's not talk about this here."
Some of the people are frowning, scowling almost.
MILHOUSE (to the other patrons): "Sorry. Sorry."
MAVERICK arrives not long after and the team reconvenes in the apartment to share what they've learned and determine any plans.
Unable to contain himself, MALATESTA reveals the painting. Everyone except MAIN passes the SAN check for the realisation of what it depicts. MAIN takes 4 SAN loss and does not project. Closing in on his breaking point, MAIN is confused and unable to fully process what's going on and throws himself into another search of the apartment.
MIRANDA is concerned about further exposure to the para-natural and wonders if there is anything they can do to take care. All they can do is be cautious.
MAVERICK wants to make a sweep of the empty apartments in the building. MILHOUSE agrees to partner up with him on that front after informing the group of the Ars Goetia. MIRANDA makes a phone call using a booth in the street to reach Hugo and give him the name.
MAVERICK & MILHOUSE examine the results of their experiment about the weird fridge. It looks like whatever is happening in the apartment, it's not just the fridge. (The book could not in anyway have given me anything to account for that, so I just ran with it. Felt appropriate). MAVERICK takes no damage from his SAN check despite failing. He expected to find it that way. MILHOUSE is also fine.
I'm sure that means nothing...
MALATESTA and MIRANDA stay with MAIN in Abigail's apartment to conduct a further search. The three who remain received a +20% bonus to their search rolls and all pass as MAVERICK & MILHOUSE leave to check the building (They can make rolls in the apartment on their return).
They exit the apartment at 2:30pm.
Within, MALATESTA, MAIN & MAVERICK find the following:
A rent receipt with Abigail's name, undated and signature unreadable.
A page of typed script which appears to be a play Abigail was writing. Several names are mentioned: Michelle, Mark & Thomas. Michelle is the first name of one of Abigail's neighbours, right?
A plane ticket in the name of Michael Witwer from Las Vegas to Boston, dated June 6th, 2015.
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Dorchester House, 2015Dr. Dallon: "Must've been a fake? What with the date and all."
MAVERICK: "Must have been."
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Post-MortemFive players going in different directions was a little tough to juggle, but they were happy with the pace of play and I made sure everyone had something to do.
I knew we weren't going to get through an entire in-game day about an hour in and I should've taken a bit more time to line up what everyone wanted to do at the end of the previous session, but everyone still had fun. Lea put it well: it feels like there's a dam with information gathering against it and it's going to burst.
With four out of the five players having children, I took a short aside during MAVERICK's rp with Cynthia to do a table check. I know the players and they know me and I handled it in the right way as far as they were concerned.
Two sessions in and MAIN is the first character to close on his BP, being 3 or 4 (one bad roll) away from his first disorder. I appreciate this and his reasons for not projecting make sense, in-character. We'll see how that pans out.
In terms as to what's changed compared to the book, I saw no real reason not to give MAVERICK more info on the architect. Rewarding good roleplay is something I enjoy doing and as far as I'm concerned, he did everything he needed to in-character to get what he got. I also saw no reason why the phone call between Cynthia and Lewis Post could not have conceivably happened. So far, all he has are book titles and info about Daribondi's misdeeds and little else. Getting more will require time investment and skill checks where appropriate.
Our next session is TBD due to life stuff and until then, be seeing you.
2024.06.09 20:04 Healthy-Law-585 Help me to find these games
Back in mid 2010(2014-2015-2016-2017-2018)i used to have this tablet but there was some games that i really really enjoyed
There where 3 games
One of a ninja that u gotta drag it with your finger and it had a game mode of waves with other bad ninjas with spike balls that were wobbly it was 2d and i remember there where boxes that gave u fruits or smthing like that
The other game was of a skater also in 2d.looked like a beach guy, he was blonde and had a blue jacket i think. There was some spirals in some levels and spikes and the places where he grind had lot of plants. The background was dark green or black
Finally there was this other game that it was a stickman game and that was in a yacht where u gotta figure out how to kill them it was fun
Please i beg everyone to help me to find these games
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There where 3 games
One of a ninja that u gotta drag it with your finger and it had a game mode of waves with other bad ninjas with spike balls that were wobbly it was 2d and i remember there where boxes that gave u fruits or smthing like that
The other game was of a skater also in 2d.looked like a beach guy, he was blonde and had a blue jacket i think. There was some spirals in some levels and spikes and the places where he grind had lot of plants. The background was dark green or black
Finally there was this other game that it was a stickman game and that was in a yacht where u gotta figure out how to kill them it was fun
Please i beg everyone to help me to find these games
2024.06.09 19:47 Just_Rock_1127 Rate my current college list and recommend me schools!!
Stats:
Rising Jr (AA Midwestern female)
3.98uw/4.5w (will go up to 4.6+)
33-36 predicted ACT from 9th preACT
11 APs/8 honors (5s on all APs so far)
Bio or biochem major on premed track; might minor in French
Awards:
School List
UPenn ED
UW-Madison EA
University of Minnesota EA
Indiana University EA
Brown PLME RD
Harvard RD
Duke RD
WashU RD
Do I have a chance at any of these schools? Ik it’s kind of early but I want to make sure I’m on the right track. I also don’t want to apply to too little safeties/targets. Please recommend me schools that you think I have a chance at, or schools with good merit scholarships 🙏
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Rising Jr (AA Midwestern female)
3.98uw/4.5w (will go up to 4.6+)
33-36 predicted ACT from 9th preACT
11 APs/8 honors (5s on all APs so far)
Bio or biochem major on premed track; might minor in French
Awards:
- USABO Semifinalist
- USFS Gold Medalist (passed sr moves)
- School Service Award
- Should get Ntl AA College Board Award
- HOSA RLC Silver (couldn’t go to state; top 10% out of ~115)
- Student rep of statewide/gov funded health nonprofit (focuses on respiratory diseases)
- HOSA, Bio, and French club prez
- 6wk paid internship at medical school
- Alto Sax Player (Marching, Pep, & Symphony Band)
- Competitive Figure Skater
- Floor Assistant/Emrg Dept Volunteer at a nearby hospital (75hrs+)
- School volunteer (40hrs)
- Directing, designing and teaching a curriculum for a science summer camp
- Part time job
- Shadowed 8 internal medicine physicians (~50hrs)
School List
UPenn ED
UW-Madison EA
University of Minnesota EA
Indiana University EA
Brown PLME RD
Harvard RD
Duke RD
WashU RD
Do I have a chance at any of these schools? Ik it’s kind of early but I want to make sure I’m on the right track. I also don’t want to apply to too little safeties/targets. Please recommend me schools that you think I have a chance at, or schools with good merit scholarships 🙏
2024.06.09 18:04 sideswipe781 UFC Vegas 93: Perez v Taira Full Card Betting Preview Sideswipe MMA
Lifetime - Staked: 935.9u, Profit/Loss: +11.97u, ROI: 1.28%, Parlay Suggestions: 179-72 Dog of the Week: 13-19, Picks: 14-11 (56% accuracy)
2024 - Staked: 288.8u, Profit/Loss: -21.39u
As always, scroll down for UFC Vegas 93 Breakdowns. The following is just a recap of last event’s results.
~UFC Louisville (PREVIOUS CARD)~
Staked: 14.75u
Profit/Loss: -3.84u
Parlay Suggestions: 2-3
Dog of the week: Jared Cannonier ❌
Picks: 6-8
I just can’t seem to get it right on these fight night cards. Last night’s card certainly wasn’t great for me in terms of reads, but once again there was no luck on my side. The Rosas over 1.5 missed out by eight seconds, and obviously the Cannonier stoppage was widely regarded as contentious. I’m definitely going to be thinking about limiting my exposure to these kind of events, because I just can’t seem to make it work this year. I’ve got 28u profit on PPV cards this year, with 34% ROI. It’s time I paid attention to that and stopped losing money for fun on these low level competitions.
The goal for me is obviously going to break even by the end of the year, which is a miserable game to be playing, but one I believe I can achieve.
~UFC Vegas 93~
Woo, more Apex!
Worth re-iterating again that throughout the month of June I will be cutting a few corners regarding some fights I have no interest in betting. I’m on holiday the week I would otherwise be writing the UFC 303 McGregor write up, and I obviously don’t want to miss my usual Sunday release…so I am working hard to get ahead of schedule and get it all ready for before I fly.
Let’s get into it.
~Alex Perez v Tatsuro Taira~
Amazing how quickly things can turn around in MMA. Literally at the start of this year I was clowning Perez for being inactive, questioning his commitment to his career, and generally dismissing him and considering a fade at any appropriate opportunity. Fast forward six months and he’s potentially in the title picture with a win here, and a guy who cost me money last time.
Perez is talented, I’d always known it. I bet him to beat Figgy back in the day, and I do believe he could have given a great account of himself had he not been sloppy and gotten caught in the early submission. Alex has good striking, and great wrestling…which at Flyweight makes him a serious competitor. I even said in my breakdown for the Mokaev fight that if Alex somehow managed to get back to his best, he’d be a tough fight for Mokaev, or any grappling-based opponent in the division.
We’ve seen a real demonstration of Perez’s abilities this year alone. He showed his potential in the close loss to Mokaev, defending 17 of 20 takedown attempts and just generally muting the successes of Mokaev’s elite crotch-sniffing and mat return wrestling. He parlayed that impressive performance with a main event win over Matheus Nicolau, a well-rounded competitor that has been on the cusp of a title shot for some time. Perez’s striking looked great in that one, and he once again demonstrated that he has sneaky power too.
This main event spot against Tatsuro Taira is obviously going to lend itself more to the Mokaev performance from an analytical perspective, as the undefeated Japanese fighter is obviously a grappler at heart. When you consider Alex Perez’s aforementioned takedown defence against Mokaev, this one gets really interesting.
Tatsuro is clearly taking a massive step up in competition here, with his highest calibre opponent across five UFC appearances otherwise being CJ Vergara or Carlos Hernandez. In most of those fights, Taira has enjoyed grappling control time in approximately half the time he’s been inside the cage, which indicates he’s yet to really be tested in an area where he isn’t comfortable. He has scored knockdowns in two of his fights, but that finishing sequence against Hernandez most recently was pretty much the only time I’ve seen his striking has looked impressive. It’s not bad typically…just very obviously not his strong suit, and he doesn’t really do anything out at distance except jab and lowkick to set up his takedown.
The key difference here when comparing Taira to Mokaev is wrestling cardio. Mokaev’s averaging almost six takedowns per 15 minutes – he invites opponents to stand back up so he can ragdoll them back down. Taira is a different type of grappler, where most of his opponents stay grounded, and a finish comes soon after. The most he has ever landed in a fight is three. It doesn’t mean he can’t wrestle relentlessly…but there is a nuanced difference when it comes to the type of grappler you are.
So can Taira keep wrestling for 25 minutes? Obviously we cannot say for sure, but it wouldn’t surprise me if the Japanese phenom looks very human and beatable if this fight makes it to round three. I’m expecting Perez to ask serious questions of Taira if they spend extended moments on the feet, and the only way to stop that from happening is with a finish, or the ability to land takedowns.
I’m not convinced that Taira’s going to be able to take and hold down Perez, and I’m also not convinced he gets the better of him on the feet. Whilst that statement was true in the Mokaev fight, the British wrestler still managed to defeat Perez…but that was across 15 minutes, and Mokaev has proven he’s got the cardio to pull of that kind of style for a very long length of time.
The early submission threat could definitely be live, and there’s no reason to believe that Taira can’t still win rounds without having to dive for a takedown every 10 seconds. Perez may be coming off a great performance against Nicolau, but he’s still an untrustworthy fighter that makes sloppy mistakes occasionally. His redemption arc began with that competitive performance against Mokaev, but if we’re being honest he actually fumbled a winnable opportunity with a very lacklustre third round.
So in my opinion, this line is too wide…but I don’t trust Perez enough to take the gamble on him here. If this was up in the +200 range then I’d be tempted, but I Perez is still in the untrustworthy category for me, so I just can’t do it at +160. It’s a pass for me, but Perez is the pick.
How I line this fight: Alex Perez +120 (46%), Tatsuro Taira -120 (54%)
Bet or pass: None
Prop leans: Taira Submission early, would probably be the angle I’d look towards.
Live Betting Leans: If Taira goes bat shit with the grappling, there’s a potential angle for Perez to turn the tables here.
~Tagir Ulanbekov v Joshua Van~
The unique selling point of MMA is that it challenges fighters to be equally diverse at striking and grappling disciplines. That’s why we love it, but damn do I wish they’d sometimes consider what they’re doing when they book certain matchups. I understand that the Flyweight talent pool is smaller so options are much more limited, but it’s still frustrating.
Reason being, Joshua Van looks like a very intriguing and exciting striker, but we are only just at the start of his journey to becoming a fan favourite. It’s far too soon to be throwing him in against a Dagestani wet blanket that’s likely going to cuddle him for 15 minutes and tarnish Van’s hype and prospect status. Let the guy marinate a little before you decide his fate. Especially at 22 years old!
Having said that, I’ve no idea if Van’s got the defensive capabilities to win this one. We haven’t seen him face takedowns from anyone who is anywhere near the level of calibre of Tagir Ulanbekov, and without that we can’t even begin to predict how this fight should go. Furthermore, he’s managed to get up pretty well any time he has been taken down, so our knowledge on his defensive grappling is even weaker.
Van is a great striker, so I would expect him to be leading the dance and winning the bout on the feet, but again that lack of experience could easily eat into his confidence and create a reluctance to commit to his striking. We see it time and time again in a striker vs grappler matchup, where suddenly the striker puts on a low volume and outright bad performance on the feet…it’s because they worry that if they throw with any sort of force they’ll be off balance and susceptible to being taken down. Cast your mind back to rounds 2 and 3 of Cesar Almeida vs Roman Kopylov a few weeks ago to see what that looks like.
So I’ve simply got to agree with Tagir being the favourite here. He has proven himself to be a high-level wrestler, his style could naturally nullify Van’s best qualities…and I also just do not have the evidence to believe Van is going to have the tools to stop Tagir’s grappling. Especially at his age. I never used to be particularly high on Tagir as a prospect as he’d had a few underwhelming performances, but the way he dominated Cody Durden was certainly eye-opening to me.
I can’t have too much confidence here considering Van could have Jose Aldo level takedown defence, but it’s likely he doesn’t and that this too much, too soon. I think the line on Ulanbekov should be shorter than I was able to get him. So I played him for 2u at -167. This is more of a play based on experience and logic, than any tape-based stylistics, but I just had to at that price.
How I line this fight: Impossible to say for sure, but Tagir should probably be trusted at -200 or slightly steeper.
Bet or pass: 2u Tagir Ulanbekov to Win (-167)
Prop leans: None, no idea of Van’s defensive abilities.
~Shayilan Nuerdanbieke v Melq Costa~
A showdown between Steve Garcia’s bitches!
Melq Costa has had a weird UFC career so far, he’s either getting dominated, or dominating opponents. He got the opportunity to show off his ability against everyone’s favourite Ai-generated UFC 5 character, Austin Lingo, but that’s not really saying much. No shame in getting shut down and submitted by Thiago Moises, but getting womped by Steve Garcia isn’t the greatest look.
Shaylian Nuerdanbieke is also coming off a loss to Steve Garcia, where Garcia came back from the brink of defeat after a dangerous opening round. It put an end to a run of three successive UFC wins, but the kind of opponents Shaylian was beating were all lower level and similar.
I honestly don’t know what to make of this one. I don’t really know why Melq Costa is -200 here because I think he’s proven untrustworthy enough to not warrant that price, but I’m not sure if Nuerdanbieke is being flattered by facing lower comp. Either way, I didn’t want to look into it any further from that point. Pass from me.
How I line this fight: I didn’t tape it.
Bet or pass: Pass
Prop leans: None
~Ikram Aliskerov v Antonio Troccoli~
Third time lucky for Troccoli trying to make his UFC debut? You’d think that by now I’d have done some tape on the guy, given he’s been waiting to get in there for some long.
15-1 Ikram Aliskerov is one hell of a guy to debut against though…Ikram looks like he could be the real deal. He’s dusted three opponents with complete ease in DWCS/UFC so far, and his only professional loss comes against none other than Khamzat Chimaev.
I’ve no idea about Troccoli, so that’s as far as I can go. Given the high finishing rate of both men, and this being a 205lbs fight, it feels like the -1000 price available on Aliskerov may not have any value (no shit!)…and I obviously don’t want to bet Troccoli on the return. Easy pass, but I’m sure it’s another showcase for an interesting prospect in Aliskerov.
How I line this fight: No idea specifically but Aliskerov large fav.
Bet or pass: Pass
Prop leans: None, there literally cannot be value on Aliskerov’s props unless you’re playing contrarian
~Garrett Armfield v Brady Hiestand~
Garrett Armfield impressed me in that recent performance against Brad Katona. I rated Brad’s minute winning ability very highly before the big focus was put on fight ending intentions, so I definitely made a mistake in trusting him in that spot. Katona’s not a dangerous fighter, so his style relies on domination and flawless defence these days. Damage and fight ending intentions are key factors to consider – and a great example of that is the first round of Brady Hiestand’s win over Fernie Garcia – he won 80% of the minutes in the round, but he got dropped momentarily in the first 20 seconds with one punch and all three judges gave it go Garcia.
Hiestand is riding a hard fought two-fight winning streak coming into this one. I don’t think Danaa Batgerel or Fernie Garcia are comparable wins to Brad Katona, and even less so when you actually dissect them. All three of Hiestand’s UFC fights have seen him get knocked down (unofficially with Garcia, but it was treated like one by the judges!), which is obviously a huge concern…especially when you consider he’s not even a super dangerous guy once he gets top position.
Hiestand’s standup isn’t threatening at all. You can tell he’s uncomfortable. He tries to sit at range and throws a kick or a single punch as he bides his time for his next takedown attempt, but he does so whilst backing up the entire time, so anyone with decent sprawling abilities should be able to see them coming. He is counter-able right after that initial shot too, as Danaa Batgerel figured out.
When Hiestand does get top control time it’s also pretty ugly. He’s very erratic and tries too hard to force a submission attempt (he tries to wrap the arm around for an RNC when he’s got nothing else going on the set up), and it often results in him getting reversed. I saw him end up on his back from having his opponent’s back at least three times. A good scrambler on the mat should have no trouble staying safe, and ultimately finding their way back to the feet if they’re patient.
Hiestand’s biggest strength is definitely his cardio, which was solely responsible for his win over Danaa. That was a very weird stoppage, as Danaa definitely wasn’t defending himself, but the punches from Hiestand were pretty inoffensive that I would imagine Danaa could have gladly eaten them for another 90 seconds and gone on to won an easy 29-28. He did gas though, as he didn’t protest what would otherwise have been a very brutal loss to suffer. It wasn’t exactly an impressive finish from Hiestand, he got very lucky to win that fight as the finish came 100% from Danaa gassing/quitting.
So how does Armfield matchup against all that info on Hiestand? Very well, I think. He’s got nice pressure and great hands that he throws in high volume. His performance against Kazama was basically the exact outcome he wants here. He fights with a low stance to pre-empt the takedown. Against Katona it was more of the same, and despite getting taken down four times he still defended five. He got straight back up every time he was taken down as well. They were mostly bodylock attempts, but I think his defence of single/double legs is better than his bodylocks. He got tired in the third against Brad (it was a high pace fight). But still got up off a takedown in the 14th minute.
So I think Armfield’s got a very favourable match in front of him. Hiestand’s performance against Danaa was a clear indication that he cannot hang on the feet with a lower-level UFC opponent, so Armfield really should do work with the hands. He’s proven competent enough at stopping Hiestand’s only route to a victory also, so I think this one’s a gift for him. I initially wrote that -200 wasn’t steep enough, so I’m surprised the line continues to get better on him. I’ve played him for 3u at -170 (which is rare these days).
How I line this fight: Garrett Armfield -300 (75%), Brady Hiestand +300 (25%)
Bet or pass: 3u Garrett Armfield to Win at -170
Prop leans: Might be tempted by Armfield KO, serious levels on the feet and Hiestand’s been dropped by everyone he’s fought in the UFC so far.
~Asu Almabaev v Jose Johnson~
Asu Almabaev is looking very impressive, isn’t he? The way he dominated Ode Osbourne was certainly eye-opening, but the way he made light work of CJ Vergara was equally appealing to me. I’ve always said CJ’s a hard guy to look good against, and we also got to see Asu’s cardio look totally fine across 15 minutes.
He faces Jose Johnson for his third UFC appearance. Jose’s been a back-and-forth kind of guy. He has to fight hard for his wins, because he’s like a magnet for grappling. I don’t know how, but the guy has next to no ability to maintain distance and keep fights striking – where he wants them. He’s not a bad grappler when he is on the mat, but it’s still not his preferred place. He also gives up his back worse than anyone I’ve ever seen.
All of that will be music to the ears of Almabaev, who likely justifies his -400 price tag and smothers Johnson with grappling. It’s all well and good showing good grappling ability on top and bottom against Anheliger and Jack Cartwright, but Almabaev is a whole different league. Almabaev likely smokes him here. I played Almabaev in a parlay with Josefine Knutsson for 2u at -110.
How I line this fight: Asu Almabaev -400 (83%), Jose Johnson +400 (17%)
Bet or pass: 2u Assu Almabaev to Win (parlayed with Josefine Knutsson at -110)
Prop leans: Likely a submission win for Asu with the way Johnson gives up his back!
~Miles Johns v Douglas Silva de Andrade~
Miles Johns is an impressive and well-rounded fighter, but he lacks a killer instinct and sometimes has questionable cardio. Whilst those flaws are still good enough for him to get the better of guys like Vince Morales and Cody Gibson, he’ll struggle against more dangerous opponents that can match his pace, throw power, and not get stuck on the bottom.
Douglas Silva de Andrade strikes me as the kind of guy who fits into the latter category there. We know he hits hard, we know he has sneaky submission ability, and we know he can go a confident 15 minutes. He’s never been a high level minute winner, but he’s got the explosiveness to turn the tide of a round in an instant.
It’s not my usual way of thinking or breaking down a fight, but de Andrade just strikes me as the kind of guy who is going to benefit from the recent dismissal of USADA. He’s Brazilian, he’s absolutely jacked, and he’s at that age where he might need a little bit of help in keeping up with the younger guys in the division.
That’s a thought I cannot ignore unfortunately, so it’s enough for me to not want to get involved here. I do lean towards Miles Johns and I did initially want to consider betting him, but 2024 has definitely been a year where a lot of older guys have had a resurgence – fading older fighters is not the reliable narrative that it used to be. I pick Johns, but it’s a pass.
How I line this fight: Miles Johns +100 (50%), Douglas Silva de Andrade +100 (50%)
Bet or pass: Pass
Prop leans: None
~Lucas Almeida v Timmy Cuamba~
Chaotic and explosive hard hitter that cannot defend a takedown faces off against Man not good enough to win on DWCS.
Much variance. Just going to pass on this one.
How I line this fight: Didn’t tape
Bet or pass: Pass
Prop leans: None
~Nate Maness v Jimmy Flick~
Nate Maness is not good enough to be -400 in the UFC. His game revolves around mauling via takedowns.
Jimmy Flick is very, very one dimensional, in that he is submission from guard or bust in pretty much every fight. Whilst sometimes that’s a terrible predicament that leads him to get absolutely destroyed by good strikers…Nate Maness’ style could hand Flick is path to victory on a platter.
Jimmy Flick fights are silly, and the betting odds are always tricky. Flick looks like massive value at the start, but when it falls apart it looks awful.
Easy pass for me. If you wanted to roll the dice, Flick by Submission is the best value bet you can make here.
How I line this fight: Nate Maness -300 (75%), Jimmy Flick +300 (25)
Bet or pass: Pass
Prop leans: Flick by Submission to get the best out of his price.
~Adam Fugitt v Josh Quinlan~
A striker vs grappler affair, but neither guy is particularly good at their side of the duel. Adam Fugitt is an energetic grappler that’s keen to get in your face, but he’s not got the best top control and he can be deterred by a hard hitter.
Josh Quinlan is a guy I’ve been keen to fade since he got the UFC contract, because he very much seems like a R1 finisher or bust. He’s super aggressive and will go hard for the finish, but does leave himself open to being finished himself. Furthermore, he just isn’t a particularly good minute winner either.
I could very easily see Quinlan hitting that early finish against an opponent like Fugitt who isn’t defensively sharp or earning of respect. I could also easily see Fugitt surviving and turning the tide in the second and third. I lean towards Quinlan because I think Fugitt’s approach in the opening round will be asking for trouble, but there’s no way I’d bet on the moneyline here.
How I line this fight: Adam Fuggit +125 (45%), Josh Quinlan -125 (55%)
Bet or pass: None
Prop leans: Betting Quinlan early would probably be the way I’d go, if I had to.
Live Betting Leans: If we’re still going into R2, Fugitt’s chances should increase as Quinlan’s dangerousness fades.
~Carli Judice v Gabriella Fernandes~
Interesting that we’ve got another DWCS split decision loser that’s making a UFC appearance after not getting signed…despite not fighting since. The DWCS fighter laundering continues, as now you don’t even need to win to get a fucking contract.
I actually bet Judice in her DWCS fight. I expected her to have the higher volume and just completely out-hustle her opponent, but weirdly that’s exactly what her opponent did to her. It was a weird one because my read was perfect, just that the other fighter implemented it haha. I also bet Karackaite in her UFC debut, so nice to reclaim a bit of the money lost.
I still think Judice is decent enough for a fighter so inexperienced, and she’s more than just a woman with a 3-1 record. Gabriella Fernandes has historically been unable to stuff a takedown also, which is an interesting narrative that I’m beginning to think about more in the future. I’ve lost two bets this year (Cesar Almeida and Robelis Despaigne) because I didn’t expect their opponents to exploit the obvious grappling disadvantage, so I think it’s worth considering it could be in play for Judice here.
I understand the difference in experience, but this line seems ridiculously wide to me. You simply cannot trust a fighter with bad takedown defence and next to no get ups at -2XX. Judice also isn’t a bad striker, so I don’t think she’s going to get completely obliterated in Fernandes’ world either…so I absolutely can see a path to victory for her.
I’m not going to say I have any idea where the line really should be, but I think fading Fernandes specifically at this price is a totally viable option. I will therefore have 0.5u on Carli Judice at +210.
How I line this fight: Hard to say but definitely not this wide.
Bet or pass: 0.5u Carli Judice to Win (+210)
Prop leans: Judice by Decision, probably
~Julia Polastri v Josefine Knutsson~
I can’t remember if I broke this fight down the first time before it got cancelled, but I couldn’t find it anywhere. I bet Knuttson originally at -250, and luckily for me the price actually got better this time around.
Polastri is a fighter I’m familiar with. She’s rangey, and she’s a decent enough striker. She will finish opponents that aren’t on her level, but her awful takedown defence means that her level will always sit somewhere in the middle of the division.
Josefine Knutsson is quite young in her MMA career, but she’s definitely showing some serious promise. She’s got a decent kickboxing record, and was regarded as one of the best P4P female kickboxers before she transitioned over to MMA. In short, I expect her to have a striking advantage against most opponents, Polastri included.
But what makes this one a confident pick, and what makes Knuttson -225, is that she has used her advantage in the standup to dedicate time to working on her grappling. We saw that in her UFC debut – she may have been fighting a can that had no business being in the cage with her, but she was able to show off her grappling, which looked to be at a pretty decent level. It’s probably still a work in progress, but Polastri’s aforementioned lack of takedown defence should make things much easier to the Swede.
So to summarise, Knutsson should be the better striker, and she can easily mix in the takedowns and win with offensive grappling if she needs to. In a sport like WMMA where the ‘puncher’s chance’ is much less reliable an outcome, I struggle to see how Polastri asserts herself as the dominant fighter here. -250 isn’t short enough, so I’ve got Knutsson in a 2u parlay with Asu Almabaev at -110.
How I line this fight: Josefine Knutsson -300 (75%), Julia Polastri +300 (25%)
Bet or pass: 2u Josefine Knuttson to Win at -110 (parlayed with Asu Almabaev)
Prop leans: None
~Jeka Saragih v Westin Wilson~
Jeka Saragih lost to Anshul Jubli, who has gone on to show you how low level the Asian MMA scene really is. I don’t think many/any of the fighters that came from Road to UFC are going to stick around too long, and Saragih is likely to be included in that. He got a shock win against Lucas Alexander last time (shoutout to me for suggesting that might happen), but a 90 second KO is a great way to fugazi the fans into thinking you’re better than you actually are.
Westin Wilson is a roleplayer who isn’t fit to fight in LFA, let alone the UFC. It’s an absolute joke that he’s fighting for a second time in the company.
Jeka is -300. Horrible price for someone of his calibre, but I understand why Wilson is being given so little chance himself. An ugly fight, and a betting line that captures that well. Just pass.
How I line this fight: no.
Bet or pass: Pass
Prop leans: None
Bets (Bold = been placed)
2u Tagir Ulanbekov to Win (-167)
3u Garrett Armfield to Win (-170)
2u Asu Almabaev & Josefine Knutsson to Win (-110)
0.5u Carli Judice to Win (+210)
0.25u Parlay Pieces (+400)
Parlay Pieces: Tagir Ulanbekov, Asu Almabaev, Josefine Knutsson, Garrett Armfield
Dog of the Week: Carli Judice
Picks: Alex Perez, Tagir Ulanbekov, Ikram Aliskerov, Shayilan Nuerdanbieke, Miles Johns, Timmy Cuamba, Asu Almabaev, Nate Maness, Josh Quinlan, Carli Judice, Josefine Knutsson, Jeka Saragih,
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2024 - Staked: 288.8u, Profit/Loss: -21.39u
As always, scroll down for UFC Vegas 93 Breakdowns. The following is just a recap of last event’s results.
~UFC Louisville (PREVIOUS CARD)~
Staked: 14.75u
Profit/Loss: -3.84u
Parlay Suggestions: 2-3
Dog of the week: Jared Cannonier ❌
Picks: 6-8
I just can’t seem to get it right on these fight night cards. Last night’s card certainly wasn’t great for me in terms of reads, but once again there was no luck on my side. The Rosas over 1.5 missed out by eight seconds, and obviously the Cannonier stoppage was widely regarded as contentious. I’m definitely going to be thinking about limiting my exposure to these kind of events, because I just can’t seem to make it work this year. I’ve got 28u profit on PPV cards this year, with 34% ROI. It’s time I paid attention to that and stopped losing money for fun on these low level competitions.
The goal for me is obviously going to break even by the end of the year, which is a miserable game to be playing, but one I believe I can achieve.
~UFC Vegas 93~
Woo, more Apex!
Worth re-iterating again that throughout the month of June I will be cutting a few corners regarding some fights I have no interest in betting. I’m on holiday the week I would otherwise be writing the UFC 303 McGregor write up, and I obviously don’t want to miss my usual Sunday release…so I am working hard to get ahead of schedule and get it all ready for before I fly.
Let’s get into it.
~Alex Perez v Tatsuro Taira~
Amazing how quickly things can turn around in MMA. Literally at the start of this year I was clowning Perez for being inactive, questioning his commitment to his career, and generally dismissing him and considering a fade at any appropriate opportunity. Fast forward six months and he’s potentially in the title picture with a win here, and a guy who cost me money last time.
Perez is talented, I’d always known it. I bet him to beat Figgy back in the day, and I do believe he could have given a great account of himself had he not been sloppy and gotten caught in the early submission. Alex has good striking, and great wrestling…which at Flyweight makes him a serious competitor. I even said in my breakdown for the Mokaev fight that if Alex somehow managed to get back to his best, he’d be a tough fight for Mokaev, or any grappling-based opponent in the division.
We’ve seen a real demonstration of Perez’s abilities this year alone. He showed his potential in the close loss to Mokaev, defending 17 of 20 takedown attempts and just generally muting the successes of Mokaev’s elite crotch-sniffing and mat return wrestling. He parlayed that impressive performance with a main event win over Matheus Nicolau, a well-rounded competitor that has been on the cusp of a title shot for some time. Perez’s striking looked great in that one, and he once again demonstrated that he has sneaky power too.
This main event spot against Tatsuro Taira is obviously going to lend itself more to the Mokaev performance from an analytical perspective, as the undefeated Japanese fighter is obviously a grappler at heart. When you consider Alex Perez’s aforementioned takedown defence against Mokaev, this one gets really interesting.
Tatsuro is clearly taking a massive step up in competition here, with his highest calibre opponent across five UFC appearances otherwise being CJ Vergara or Carlos Hernandez. In most of those fights, Taira has enjoyed grappling control time in approximately half the time he’s been inside the cage, which indicates he’s yet to really be tested in an area where he isn’t comfortable. He has scored knockdowns in two of his fights, but that finishing sequence against Hernandez most recently was pretty much the only time I’ve seen his striking has looked impressive. It’s not bad typically…just very obviously not his strong suit, and he doesn’t really do anything out at distance except jab and lowkick to set up his takedown.
The key difference here when comparing Taira to Mokaev is wrestling cardio. Mokaev’s averaging almost six takedowns per 15 minutes – he invites opponents to stand back up so he can ragdoll them back down. Taira is a different type of grappler, where most of his opponents stay grounded, and a finish comes soon after. The most he has ever landed in a fight is three. It doesn’t mean he can’t wrestle relentlessly…but there is a nuanced difference when it comes to the type of grappler you are.
So can Taira keep wrestling for 25 minutes? Obviously we cannot say for sure, but it wouldn’t surprise me if the Japanese phenom looks very human and beatable if this fight makes it to round three. I’m expecting Perez to ask serious questions of Taira if they spend extended moments on the feet, and the only way to stop that from happening is with a finish, or the ability to land takedowns.
I’m not convinced that Taira’s going to be able to take and hold down Perez, and I’m also not convinced he gets the better of him on the feet. Whilst that statement was true in the Mokaev fight, the British wrestler still managed to defeat Perez…but that was across 15 minutes, and Mokaev has proven he’s got the cardio to pull of that kind of style for a very long length of time.
The early submission threat could definitely be live, and there’s no reason to believe that Taira can’t still win rounds without having to dive for a takedown every 10 seconds. Perez may be coming off a great performance against Nicolau, but he’s still an untrustworthy fighter that makes sloppy mistakes occasionally. His redemption arc began with that competitive performance against Mokaev, but if we’re being honest he actually fumbled a winnable opportunity with a very lacklustre third round.
So in my opinion, this line is too wide…but I don’t trust Perez enough to take the gamble on him here. If this was up in the +200 range then I’d be tempted, but I Perez is still in the untrustworthy category for me, so I just can’t do it at +160. It’s a pass for me, but Perez is the pick.
How I line this fight: Alex Perez +120 (46%), Tatsuro Taira -120 (54%)
Bet or pass: None
Prop leans: Taira Submission early, would probably be the angle I’d look towards.
Live Betting Leans: If Taira goes bat shit with the grappling, there’s a potential angle for Perez to turn the tables here.
~Tagir Ulanbekov v Joshua Van~
The unique selling point of MMA is that it challenges fighters to be equally diverse at striking and grappling disciplines. That’s why we love it, but damn do I wish they’d sometimes consider what they’re doing when they book certain matchups. I understand that the Flyweight talent pool is smaller so options are much more limited, but it’s still frustrating.
Reason being, Joshua Van looks like a very intriguing and exciting striker, but we are only just at the start of his journey to becoming a fan favourite. It’s far too soon to be throwing him in against a Dagestani wet blanket that’s likely going to cuddle him for 15 minutes and tarnish Van’s hype and prospect status. Let the guy marinate a little before you decide his fate. Especially at 22 years old!
Having said that, I’ve no idea if Van’s got the defensive capabilities to win this one. We haven’t seen him face takedowns from anyone who is anywhere near the level of calibre of Tagir Ulanbekov, and without that we can’t even begin to predict how this fight should go. Furthermore, he’s managed to get up pretty well any time he has been taken down, so our knowledge on his defensive grappling is even weaker.
Van is a great striker, so I would expect him to be leading the dance and winning the bout on the feet, but again that lack of experience could easily eat into his confidence and create a reluctance to commit to his striking. We see it time and time again in a striker vs grappler matchup, where suddenly the striker puts on a low volume and outright bad performance on the feet…it’s because they worry that if they throw with any sort of force they’ll be off balance and susceptible to being taken down. Cast your mind back to rounds 2 and 3 of Cesar Almeida vs Roman Kopylov a few weeks ago to see what that looks like.
So I’ve simply got to agree with Tagir being the favourite here. He has proven himself to be a high-level wrestler, his style could naturally nullify Van’s best qualities…and I also just do not have the evidence to believe Van is going to have the tools to stop Tagir’s grappling. Especially at his age. I never used to be particularly high on Tagir as a prospect as he’d had a few underwhelming performances, but the way he dominated Cody Durden was certainly eye-opening to me.
I can’t have too much confidence here considering Van could have Jose Aldo level takedown defence, but it’s likely he doesn’t and that this too much, too soon. I think the line on Ulanbekov should be shorter than I was able to get him. So I played him for 2u at -167. This is more of a play based on experience and logic, than any tape-based stylistics, but I just had to at that price.
How I line this fight: Impossible to say for sure, but Tagir should probably be trusted at -200 or slightly steeper.
Bet or pass: 2u Tagir Ulanbekov to Win (-167)
Prop leans: None, no idea of Van’s defensive abilities.
~Shayilan Nuerdanbieke v Melq Costa~
A showdown between Steve Garcia’s bitches!
Melq Costa has had a weird UFC career so far, he’s either getting dominated, or dominating opponents. He got the opportunity to show off his ability against everyone’s favourite Ai-generated UFC 5 character, Austin Lingo, but that’s not really saying much. No shame in getting shut down and submitted by Thiago Moises, but getting womped by Steve Garcia isn’t the greatest look.
Shaylian Nuerdanbieke is also coming off a loss to Steve Garcia, where Garcia came back from the brink of defeat after a dangerous opening round. It put an end to a run of three successive UFC wins, but the kind of opponents Shaylian was beating were all lower level and similar.
I honestly don’t know what to make of this one. I don’t really know why Melq Costa is -200 here because I think he’s proven untrustworthy enough to not warrant that price, but I’m not sure if Nuerdanbieke is being flattered by facing lower comp. Either way, I didn’t want to look into it any further from that point. Pass from me.
How I line this fight: I didn’t tape it.
Bet or pass: Pass
Prop leans: None
~Ikram Aliskerov v Antonio Troccoli~
Third time lucky for Troccoli trying to make his UFC debut? You’d think that by now I’d have done some tape on the guy, given he’s been waiting to get in there for some long.
15-1 Ikram Aliskerov is one hell of a guy to debut against though…Ikram looks like he could be the real deal. He’s dusted three opponents with complete ease in DWCS/UFC so far, and his only professional loss comes against none other than Khamzat Chimaev.
I’ve no idea about Troccoli, so that’s as far as I can go. Given the high finishing rate of both men, and this being a 205lbs fight, it feels like the -1000 price available on Aliskerov may not have any value (no shit!)…and I obviously don’t want to bet Troccoli on the return. Easy pass, but I’m sure it’s another showcase for an interesting prospect in Aliskerov.
How I line this fight: No idea specifically but Aliskerov large fav.
Bet or pass: Pass
Prop leans: None, there literally cannot be value on Aliskerov’s props unless you’re playing contrarian
~Garrett Armfield v Brady Hiestand~
Garrett Armfield impressed me in that recent performance against Brad Katona. I rated Brad’s minute winning ability very highly before the big focus was put on fight ending intentions, so I definitely made a mistake in trusting him in that spot. Katona’s not a dangerous fighter, so his style relies on domination and flawless defence these days. Damage and fight ending intentions are key factors to consider – and a great example of that is the first round of Brady Hiestand’s win over Fernie Garcia – he won 80% of the minutes in the round, but he got dropped momentarily in the first 20 seconds with one punch and all three judges gave it go Garcia.
Hiestand is riding a hard fought two-fight winning streak coming into this one. I don’t think Danaa Batgerel or Fernie Garcia are comparable wins to Brad Katona, and even less so when you actually dissect them. All three of Hiestand’s UFC fights have seen him get knocked down (unofficially with Garcia, but it was treated like one by the judges!), which is obviously a huge concern…especially when you consider he’s not even a super dangerous guy once he gets top position.
Hiestand’s standup isn’t threatening at all. You can tell he’s uncomfortable. He tries to sit at range and throws a kick or a single punch as he bides his time for his next takedown attempt, but he does so whilst backing up the entire time, so anyone with decent sprawling abilities should be able to see them coming. He is counter-able right after that initial shot too, as Danaa Batgerel figured out.
When Hiestand does get top control time it’s also pretty ugly. He’s very erratic and tries too hard to force a submission attempt (he tries to wrap the arm around for an RNC when he’s got nothing else going on the set up), and it often results in him getting reversed. I saw him end up on his back from having his opponent’s back at least three times. A good scrambler on the mat should have no trouble staying safe, and ultimately finding their way back to the feet if they’re patient.
Hiestand’s biggest strength is definitely his cardio, which was solely responsible for his win over Danaa. That was a very weird stoppage, as Danaa definitely wasn’t defending himself, but the punches from Hiestand were pretty inoffensive that I would imagine Danaa could have gladly eaten them for another 90 seconds and gone on to won an easy 29-28. He did gas though, as he didn’t protest what would otherwise have been a very brutal loss to suffer. It wasn’t exactly an impressive finish from Hiestand, he got very lucky to win that fight as the finish came 100% from Danaa gassing/quitting.
So how does Armfield matchup against all that info on Hiestand? Very well, I think. He’s got nice pressure and great hands that he throws in high volume. His performance against Kazama was basically the exact outcome he wants here. He fights with a low stance to pre-empt the takedown. Against Katona it was more of the same, and despite getting taken down four times he still defended five. He got straight back up every time he was taken down as well. They were mostly bodylock attempts, but I think his defence of single/double legs is better than his bodylocks. He got tired in the third against Brad (it was a high pace fight). But still got up off a takedown in the 14th minute.
So I think Armfield’s got a very favourable match in front of him. Hiestand’s performance against Danaa was a clear indication that he cannot hang on the feet with a lower-level UFC opponent, so Armfield really should do work with the hands. He’s proven competent enough at stopping Hiestand’s only route to a victory also, so I think this one’s a gift for him. I initially wrote that -200 wasn’t steep enough, so I’m surprised the line continues to get better on him. I’ve played him for 3u at -170 (which is rare these days).
How I line this fight: Garrett Armfield -300 (75%), Brady Hiestand +300 (25%)
Bet or pass: 3u Garrett Armfield to Win at -170
Prop leans: Might be tempted by Armfield KO, serious levels on the feet and Hiestand’s been dropped by everyone he’s fought in the UFC so far.
~Asu Almabaev v Jose Johnson~
Asu Almabaev is looking very impressive, isn’t he? The way he dominated Ode Osbourne was certainly eye-opening, but the way he made light work of CJ Vergara was equally appealing to me. I’ve always said CJ’s a hard guy to look good against, and we also got to see Asu’s cardio look totally fine across 15 minutes.
He faces Jose Johnson for his third UFC appearance. Jose’s been a back-and-forth kind of guy. He has to fight hard for his wins, because he’s like a magnet for grappling. I don’t know how, but the guy has next to no ability to maintain distance and keep fights striking – where he wants them. He’s not a bad grappler when he is on the mat, but it’s still not his preferred place. He also gives up his back worse than anyone I’ve ever seen.
All of that will be music to the ears of Almabaev, who likely justifies his -400 price tag and smothers Johnson with grappling. It’s all well and good showing good grappling ability on top and bottom against Anheliger and Jack Cartwright, but Almabaev is a whole different league. Almabaev likely smokes him here. I played Almabaev in a parlay with Josefine Knutsson for 2u at -110.
How I line this fight: Asu Almabaev -400 (83%), Jose Johnson +400 (17%)
Bet or pass: 2u Assu Almabaev to Win (parlayed with Josefine Knutsson at -110)
Prop leans: Likely a submission win for Asu with the way Johnson gives up his back!
~Miles Johns v Douglas Silva de Andrade~
Miles Johns is an impressive and well-rounded fighter, but he lacks a killer instinct and sometimes has questionable cardio. Whilst those flaws are still good enough for him to get the better of guys like Vince Morales and Cody Gibson, he’ll struggle against more dangerous opponents that can match his pace, throw power, and not get stuck on the bottom.
Douglas Silva de Andrade strikes me as the kind of guy who fits into the latter category there. We know he hits hard, we know he has sneaky submission ability, and we know he can go a confident 15 minutes. He’s never been a high level minute winner, but he’s got the explosiveness to turn the tide of a round in an instant.
It’s not my usual way of thinking or breaking down a fight, but de Andrade just strikes me as the kind of guy who is going to benefit from the recent dismissal of USADA. He’s Brazilian, he’s absolutely jacked, and he’s at that age where he might need a little bit of help in keeping up with the younger guys in the division.
That’s a thought I cannot ignore unfortunately, so it’s enough for me to not want to get involved here. I do lean towards Miles Johns and I did initially want to consider betting him, but 2024 has definitely been a year where a lot of older guys have had a resurgence – fading older fighters is not the reliable narrative that it used to be. I pick Johns, but it’s a pass.
How I line this fight: Miles Johns +100 (50%), Douglas Silva de Andrade +100 (50%)
Bet or pass: Pass
Prop leans: None
~Lucas Almeida v Timmy Cuamba~
Chaotic and explosive hard hitter that cannot defend a takedown faces off against Man not good enough to win on DWCS.
Much variance. Just going to pass on this one.
How I line this fight: Didn’t tape
Bet or pass: Pass
Prop leans: None
~Nate Maness v Jimmy Flick~
Nate Maness is not good enough to be -400 in the UFC. His game revolves around mauling via takedowns.
Jimmy Flick is very, very one dimensional, in that he is submission from guard or bust in pretty much every fight. Whilst sometimes that’s a terrible predicament that leads him to get absolutely destroyed by good strikers…Nate Maness’ style could hand Flick is path to victory on a platter.
Jimmy Flick fights are silly, and the betting odds are always tricky. Flick looks like massive value at the start, but when it falls apart it looks awful.
Easy pass for me. If you wanted to roll the dice, Flick by Submission is the best value bet you can make here.
How I line this fight: Nate Maness -300 (75%), Jimmy Flick +300 (25)
Bet or pass: Pass
Prop leans: Flick by Submission to get the best out of his price.
~Adam Fugitt v Josh Quinlan~
A striker vs grappler affair, but neither guy is particularly good at their side of the duel. Adam Fugitt is an energetic grappler that’s keen to get in your face, but he’s not got the best top control and he can be deterred by a hard hitter.
Josh Quinlan is a guy I’ve been keen to fade since he got the UFC contract, because he very much seems like a R1 finisher or bust. He’s super aggressive and will go hard for the finish, but does leave himself open to being finished himself. Furthermore, he just isn’t a particularly good minute winner either.
I could very easily see Quinlan hitting that early finish against an opponent like Fugitt who isn’t defensively sharp or earning of respect. I could also easily see Fugitt surviving and turning the tide in the second and third. I lean towards Quinlan because I think Fugitt’s approach in the opening round will be asking for trouble, but there’s no way I’d bet on the moneyline here.
How I line this fight: Adam Fuggit +125 (45%), Josh Quinlan -125 (55%)
Bet or pass: None
Prop leans: Betting Quinlan early would probably be the way I’d go, if I had to.
Live Betting Leans: If we’re still going into R2, Fugitt’s chances should increase as Quinlan’s dangerousness fades.
~Carli Judice v Gabriella Fernandes~
Interesting that we’ve got another DWCS split decision loser that’s making a UFC appearance after not getting signed…despite not fighting since. The DWCS fighter laundering continues, as now you don’t even need to win to get a fucking contract.
I actually bet Judice in her DWCS fight. I expected her to have the higher volume and just completely out-hustle her opponent, but weirdly that’s exactly what her opponent did to her. It was a weird one because my read was perfect, just that the other fighter implemented it haha. I also bet Karackaite in her UFC debut, so nice to reclaim a bit of the money lost.
I still think Judice is decent enough for a fighter so inexperienced, and she’s more than just a woman with a 3-1 record. Gabriella Fernandes has historically been unable to stuff a takedown also, which is an interesting narrative that I’m beginning to think about more in the future. I’ve lost two bets this year (Cesar Almeida and Robelis Despaigne) because I didn’t expect their opponents to exploit the obvious grappling disadvantage, so I think it’s worth considering it could be in play for Judice here.
I understand the difference in experience, but this line seems ridiculously wide to me. You simply cannot trust a fighter with bad takedown defence and next to no get ups at -2XX. Judice also isn’t a bad striker, so I don’t think she’s going to get completely obliterated in Fernandes’ world either…so I absolutely can see a path to victory for her.
I’m not going to say I have any idea where the line really should be, but I think fading Fernandes specifically at this price is a totally viable option. I will therefore have 0.5u on Carli Judice at +210.
How I line this fight: Hard to say but definitely not this wide.
Bet or pass: 0.5u Carli Judice to Win (+210)
Prop leans: Judice by Decision, probably
~Julia Polastri v Josefine Knutsson~
I can’t remember if I broke this fight down the first time before it got cancelled, but I couldn’t find it anywhere. I bet Knuttson originally at -250, and luckily for me the price actually got better this time around.
Polastri is a fighter I’m familiar with. She’s rangey, and she’s a decent enough striker. She will finish opponents that aren’t on her level, but her awful takedown defence means that her level will always sit somewhere in the middle of the division.
Josefine Knutsson is quite young in her MMA career, but she’s definitely showing some serious promise. She’s got a decent kickboxing record, and was regarded as one of the best P4P female kickboxers before she transitioned over to MMA. In short, I expect her to have a striking advantage against most opponents, Polastri included.
But what makes this one a confident pick, and what makes Knuttson -225, is that she has used her advantage in the standup to dedicate time to working on her grappling. We saw that in her UFC debut – she may have been fighting a can that had no business being in the cage with her, but she was able to show off her grappling, which looked to be at a pretty decent level. It’s probably still a work in progress, but Polastri’s aforementioned lack of takedown defence should make things much easier to the Swede.
So to summarise, Knutsson should be the better striker, and she can easily mix in the takedowns and win with offensive grappling if she needs to. In a sport like WMMA where the ‘puncher’s chance’ is much less reliable an outcome, I struggle to see how Polastri asserts herself as the dominant fighter here. -250 isn’t short enough, so I’ve got Knutsson in a 2u parlay with Asu Almabaev at -110.
How I line this fight: Josefine Knutsson -300 (75%), Julia Polastri +300 (25%)
Bet or pass: 2u Josefine Knuttson to Win at -110 (parlayed with Asu Almabaev)
Prop leans: None
~Jeka Saragih v Westin Wilson~
Jeka Saragih lost to Anshul Jubli, who has gone on to show you how low level the Asian MMA scene really is. I don’t think many/any of the fighters that came from Road to UFC are going to stick around too long, and Saragih is likely to be included in that. He got a shock win against Lucas Alexander last time (shoutout to me for suggesting that might happen), but a 90 second KO is a great way to fugazi the fans into thinking you’re better than you actually are.
Westin Wilson is a roleplayer who isn’t fit to fight in LFA, let alone the UFC. It’s an absolute joke that he’s fighting for a second time in the company.
Jeka is -300. Horrible price for someone of his calibre, but I understand why Wilson is being given so little chance himself. An ugly fight, and a betting line that captures that well. Just pass.
How I line this fight: no.
Bet or pass: Pass
Prop leans: None
Bets (Bold = been placed)
2u Tagir Ulanbekov to Win (-167)
3u Garrett Armfield to Win (-170)
2u Asu Almabaev & Josefine Knutsson to Win (-110)
0.5u Carli Judice to Win (+210)
0.25u Parlay Pieces (+400)
Parlay Pieces: Tagir Ulanbekov, Asu Almabaev, Josefine Knutsson, Garrett Armfield
Dog of the Week: Carli Judice
Picks: Alex Perez, Tagir Ulanbekov, Ikram Aliskerov, Shayilan Nuerdanbieke, Miles Johns, Timmy Cuamba, Asu Almabaev, Nate Maness, Josh Quinlan, Carli Judice, Josefine Knutsson, Jeka Saragih,
2024.06.09 14:55 Inside_Zombie_1402 Ice skates where to buy?
To the ice skaters of Melbourne, I'm in the market for a new pair of figure ice skates. I've no idea where to go as I lived in a different state the last time I purchased skates. Most places I've found online with physical stores do not have a wide range. I was looking at a pair of Roces but again only online stores seem to stock them and I will not buy skates without trying them on first. Any help would be amazing!
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2024.06.09 14:48 mayindeed Correlation between figure skating and horse riding
Hi! I'm a figure skater and a previous horse rider. Many people at my skating club have some correlation with horse riding and I wanted to know if there are more people like that or if it's just a coincidence or a weird bug in the matrix lol.
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2024.06.09 13:53 iamkingsleyf 20 Richest Olympians in the World
You have probably wondered how much each of your favorite Olympians is worth and who will come out on top.
This is why we've compiled a list of the world's top 20 richest Olympians, complete with their estimated net worth and a few details about them.
Let's begin!
Jenner won the 1976 Montreal Olympics decathlon and is widely regarded as the world's most outstanding athlete.
Caitlyn Jenner has a net worth of approximately $100 million, making her the world's wealthiest Olympian.
Trump was chosen as an alternate for the Czechoslovak ski team at the 1972 Winter Olympics and has been highly successful since then.
Ivana Trump has a net worth of $60 million.
We can say Bolt is one of the greatest sprinters of all time. Usain Bolt's net worth is estimated to be around $60 million, placing him as the third wealthiest Olympian on the list.
Phelps holds numerous swimming records and is one of the greatest swimmers of all time.
Michael Phelps has a net worth of approximately $55 million.
Armstrong rose to prominence as a triathlete at 16 and was a 1989 and 1990 national sprint-course triathlon champion.
He is among the greatest cyclists of all time. Lance Armstrong has a net worth of $50 million, making him the fifth wealthiest Olympian.
In the 1994 Wisden Cricketers Almanack, he was named one of the 'Wisden Cricketer of the Year. Since July 2013, Warne has been retired from all forms of cricket.
Shane Warne is estimated to have a net worth of $50 million as of 2021.
LeMond is widely regarded as the greatest American cyclist of all time.
Greg LeMond has a net worth of approximately $40 million, making him the world's seventh wealthiest Olympian.
In addition, he is the only snowboarder to have won multiple gold medals at the X Games and the Olympics.
Shaun White is worth an estimated $40 million as of 2021.
Pascoe has made a promising career for himself as an events marketing consultant and as a motivational speaker.
Alan Pascoe is the 9th richest Olympian globally with a net worth of roughly $30 million.
In 1984, Hamilton won a gold medal in the Olympics, four United States Championships and four World Championships.
According to reports, Scott Hamilton's net worth is around $30 million.
One of only three athletes in the Olympic Games' history who have earned a gold medal in the same individual event in four straight Olympic Games is Lewis.
Carl Lewis is the 11th richest Olympian on the list, with a net worth of $20 million.
Her best-known role is that of Jockey on Animal Planet's "Jockeys" show. Sutherland's net worth was estimated to be $20 million.
Throughout his cycling career, victories of his include 11 Grand Tours, 5 Monuments, and 3 World Championships.
The net worth of Eddy Merckx is approximately $20 million, placing him 13th among the world's richest Olympians.
He retired in 2007 and has since established himself as one of the sport's greatest cyclists. Jan Ullrich's net worth is $20 million as of 2021.
Gates is an animal lover who frequently devotes a significant amount of time to animal welfare initiatives.
Jennifer Katharine Gates has a net worth of $20 million, ranking her as the 15th richest Olympian.
Mark Spitz is approximately $20 million.
Baiul is independent Ukraine's first Olympic champion in any sport. Oksana Baiul has a net worth of $20 million, ranking her as the 17th richest Olympian.
Ray Bourque is worth around $20 million.
In 2012, she rode her horse Toytown to Cheltenham Racecourse to carry the Olympic flame.
Zara Tindall is worth roughly $20 million, ranking her as the world's 19th richest Olympian.
Brian is worth around $18 million.
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This is why we've compiled a list of the world's top 20 richest Olympians, complete with their estimated net worth and a few details about them.
Let's begin!
1. Caitlyn Jenner
The first on our list! Caitlyn Jenner is a retired Olympic gold medalist and American television personality.Jenner won the 1976 Montreal Olympics decathlon and is widely regarded as the world's most outstanding athlete.
Caitlyn Jenner has a net worth of approximately $100 million, making her the world's wealthiest Olympian.
2. Ivana Trump
Ivana Trump is a former Czech businesswoman and model who was Donald Trump's first wife.Trump was chosen as an alternate for the Czechoslovak ski team at the 1972 Winter Olympics and has been highly successful since then.
Ivana Trump has a net worth of $60 million.
3. Usain Bolt
Usain Bolt is a retired Jamaican sprinter who set world records in the 100 meter, 200 meter, and 4 x 100-meter relay events.We can say Bolt is one of the greatest sprinters of all time. Usain Bolt's net worth is estimated to be around $60 million, placing him as the third wealthiest Olympian on the list.
4. Michael Phelps
Michael Phelps is a retired American swimmer who holds the record for being the most successful and decorated Olympian in history.Phelps holds numerous swimming records and is one of the greatest swimmers of all time.
Michael Phelps has a net worth of approximately $55 million.
5. Lance Armstrong
Lance Armstrong is a former professional road cyclist from the United States.Armstrong rose to prominence as a triathlete at 16 and was a 1989 and 1990 national sprint-course triathlon champion.
He is among the greatest cyclists of all time. Lance Armstrong has a net worth of $50 million, making him the fifth wealthiest Olympian.
6. Shane Warne
Shane is a former Australian cricketer who captained his country in one-day internationals.In the 1994 Wisden Cricketers Almanack, he was named one of the 'Wisden Cricketer of the Year. Since July 2013, Warne has been retired from all forms of cricket.
Shane Warne is estimated to have a net worth of $50 million as of 2021.
7. Greg LeMond
Greg is a retired professional road racing cyclist from the United States of America who won the Road Race World Championship.LeMond is widely regarded as the greatest American cyclist of all time.
Greg LeMond has a net worth of approximately $40 million, making him the world's seventh wealthiest Olympian.
8. Shaun White
Shaun White is an American professional snowboarder, skateboarder, and musician. White is also a three-time gold medalist at the Olympic Games.In addition, he is the only snowboarder to have won multiple gold medals at the X Games and the Olympics.
Shaun White is worth an estimated $40 million as of 2021.
9. Alan Pascoe
Alan Pascoe is a former British track and field athlete who made a name for himself in the hurdles.Pascoe has made a promising career for himself as an events marketing consultant and as a motivational speaker.
Alan Pascoe is the 9th richest Olympian globally with a net worth of roughly $30 million.
10. Scott Hamilton
Scott Hamilton was an Olympic gold medalist and figure skater who's retired.In 1984, Hamilton won a gold medal in the Olympics, four United States Championships and four World Championships.
According to reports, Scott Hamilton's net worth is around $30 million.
11. Carl Lewis
Carl Lewis is an American Olympic athlete who has won nine Olympic gold medals and one Olympic silver medal.One of only three athletes in the Olympic Games' history who have earned a gold medal in the same individual event in four straight Olympic Games is Lewis.
Carl Lewis is the 11th richest Olympian on the list, with a net worth of $20 million.
12. Chantal Sutherland
Chantal Sutherland is a Canadian tv presenter, model, and Thoroughbred horse racing jockey in North America.Her best-known role is that of Jockey on Animal Planet's "Jockeys" show. Sutherland's net worth was estimated to be $20 million.
13. Eddy Merckx
He is widely considered the most successful bike racer of all time, especially on the road and track.Throughout his cycling career, victories of his include 11 Grand Tours, 5 Monuments, and 3 World Championships.
The net worth of Eddy Merckx is approximately $20 million, placing him 13th among the world's richest Olympians.
14. Jan Ullrich
Jan Ullrich is a former professional road cyclist from Germany. At the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, he won gold and silver medals.He retired in 2007 and has since established himself as one of the sport's greatest cyclists. Jan Ullrich's net worth is $20 million as of 2021.
15. Jennifer Katharine Gates
Jennifer Gates is the eldest child of Melinda and Bill Gates, the billionaire couple. She has competed professionally in several horse-riding tournaments.Gates is an animal lover who frequently devotes a significant amount of time to animal welfare initiatives.
Jennifer Katharine Gates has a net worth of $20 million, ranking her as the 15th richest Olympian.
16. Mark Spitz
Mark Spitz is a former American swimmer who won nine Olympic gold medals. In 1972, Spitz set a new record in each of the seven events he competed in.Mark Spitz is approximately $20 million.
17. Oksana Baiul
Oksana Baiul is a former figure skater from Ukraine. She won the World Championships in 1993 and the Olympics in 1994.Baiul is independent Ukraine's first Olympic champion in any sport. Oksana Baiul has a net worth of $20 million, ranking her as the 17th richest Olympian.
18. Ray Bourque
Ray Bourque is a former professional hockey player from Canada. He holds numerous NHL records for the most goals, assists, and points by a defenseman.Ray Bourque is worth around $20 million.
19. Zara Tindall
Zara is the daughter of Princess Anne and Mark Phillips. She is a British Olympian and the 17th in line to the British throne.In 2012, she rode her horse Toytown to Cheltenham Racecourse to carry the Olympic flame.
Zara Tindall is worth roughly $20 million, ranking her as the world's 19th richest Olympian.
20. Brian Anthony Boitano
Brian Anthony Boitano is a Sunnyvale, California-based figure skater; he is a 1988 Olympic gold medalist and a 1985 – 1988 United States National Champion.Brian is worth around $18 million.
2024.06.09 09:52 Constant_Meal_2728 Is it too late for a 16 year old to learn figure/ice skating
Right now. I am currently fifteen years old. However, I turn sixteen in six months. But since I am currently fifteen I am learning a lot of new things including getting a new job. And realistically, I don't know if I'll be able to start learning how to skate until next year. I don't really want to go into competitions or the olympics, but I do want learn skating as a hobby because it has been a dream of mine since house a little girl. I did take some classes when I was very little but since my parents had a job that was constantly moving us around.I could never find one class to stick to, and eventually I just stopped going all together. But since I was very little I wouldn't say I have prior skills to skating. I may be able to glide or stand still on the ice, but none more than that. And even though I do want to learn figure skating as a mere hobby. I do eventually want to get good enough to maybe win a meda/award at a small competition one day. And I definitely do pledge to be consistent. Because I really love this sport and I know I will be determined to do my best. And hopefully by adulthood I can proudly say that i'm a professional skater. If this is possible, please give me tips on how to start classes, and any basic tips for skating as well. Thank you.
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2024.06.09 05:17 writerlyra World Champion Men’s Figure Skater skates to NF in a hoodie and jeans
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2024.06.09 00:56 MZ73-ironhead Help finding a old series of YouTube videos
I remember back in the day maybe early 2000's I was a kid and came across this series of YouTube videos it was a black and white animation of character almost like stick figures with just a tad bit more details like skaters or nun or bodybuilder vs another character called something versa v versus The ending always seemed to end with a Tada! If I remember correctly and almost. Seemed like a Ad for a chip or some sort it definitely was foreign I've been searching trying to find these again but can't for the life of me anyone who knows what I'm talking about? And possible help me find it
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2024.06.08 23:27 Captainstever15 [USA-OR] [H] Analogue Pocket pink, DS systems, PSP, PS3, PS1, 3DS, Switch, PS2 JRPGs, DS games, Amiibo, CIB GBA games, CIB GBA SP, NES, SNES [W] Lists, Nintendo games, Nintendo Powers, weird accessories
Hi all, looking to trade some more items. Let me know what you 're interested in and have to offer, always happy to look through lists!
I have my personal wishlist posted here
I also have some extra amiibo:
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I have my personal wishlist posted here
| System | Item | Condition | Photos |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3DS | 3DS system blue (dented corners and above screen, outer cameras don't work) | Loose | Pics |
| 3DS | 3DS XL Zelda Link Between Worlds edition (charger port is loose, minor crack near port) | Loose | Pics |
| 3DS | Castlevania: Lords of Shadow: Mirror of Fate | Loose | |
| 3DS | Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars | Loose | |
| 3DS | Gravity Falls | Loose | |
| 3DS | Gravity Falls | CIB | |
| 3DS | Harvest Moon 3D: A New Beggining | Loose | |
| 3DS | Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX | Loose | |
| 3DS | Jewel Master: Cradle of Egypt 2 3D | CIB | |
| 3DS | Kingdom Hearts 3D Dream Drop Distance | Loose | |
| 3DS | Kirby Planet Robobot | Loose | |
| 3DS | Kirby Triple Deluxe | Loose | |
| 3DS | Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes | Loose | |
| 3DS | Mario & Sonic at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games | CIB | |
| 3DS | Mario Golf: World Tour | Loose | |
| 3DS | Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate | Loose | |
| 3DS | NCIS | Loose | |
| 3DS | One Piece: Unlimited World Red | Loose | |
| 3DS | Pilotwings Resort | CIB | |
| 3DS | Pokemon Moon (In case with reprinted art) | Loose | |
| 3DS | Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity | Loose | |
| 3DS | Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity | Loose | |
| 3DS | Pokemon Sun (In case with reprinted art) | Loose | |
| 3DS | Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon | Loose | |
| 3DS | Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy | Loose | |
| 3DS | Professor Layton and The Miracle Mask | Loose | |
| 3DS | Puzzle & Dragons Z + Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition | Loose | |
| 3DS | Rabbids Travel in Time 3D | CIB | |
| 3DS | Samurai Warriors Chronicles | CIB | |
| 3DS | Scribblenauts Unlimited | CIB | |
| 3DS | Senran Kagura: Deep Crimson 2 | Loose | |
| 3DS | Sims 3 | CIB | |
| 3DS | Skylanders Giants | Loose | |
| 3DS | Sonic and All-Stars Racing Transformed | Loose | |
| 3DS | Style Savvy: Trendsetters | Loose | |
| 3DS | Super Mario 3D Land | Loose | |
| 3DS | Yo-Kai Watch | Loose | |
| 3DS | Yoshi's New Island | Loose | |
| Analogue | Analogue Pocket pink w/ screen protector, no cables | CIB | |
| Dreamcast | Marvel vs Capcom | Game + case | |
| Dreamcast | Sonic Adventure (Sega All-Stars) | CIB | |
| DS | 999: 9 Hours, 9 Persons, 9 Doors | Loose | |
| DS | Advance Wars: Days of Ruin | Loose | |
| DS | Advance Wars: Dual Strike | Loose | Pics |
| DS | Beyblade Metal Fusion | Loose | |
| DS | Bleach Blade of Fate | Loose | |
| DS | Bleach Dark Souls | Loose | |
| DS | Bomberman | Loose | |
| DS | Children of Mana | Loose | |
| DS | Clubhouse Games | CIB | |
| DS | DSi XL red Mario 25th anniversary edition (bite marks along top of screen and plastic) | Loose | |
| DS | Eragon | CIB | |
| DS | Final Fantasy III | CIB | |
| DS | From the Abyss | Loose | |
| DS | Guilty Gear Dust Strikers | Loose | |
| DS | Kirby Planet Robobot | Loose | |
| DS | Legend of Legacy | Loose | |
| DS | Legendary Starfy | Loose | |
| DS | Lunar: Dragon Song | Loose | |
| DS | Mega Man Star Force Leo | CIB | |
| DS | Nostalgia | Loose | |
| DS | Phoenix Wright Trials and Tribulations | Loose | |
| DS | Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Justice For All | Loose | |
| DS | Pokemon Soulsilver | Loose | |
| DS | Pokemon White 2 | Loose | |
| DS | Princess on Ice | CIB | |
| DS | Ragnarok Online DS | Loose | |
| DS | Ridge Racer DS | Loose | |
| DS | Rockman ZX (JP) | Loose | |
| DS | Sands of Destruction | Loose | |
| DS | Sims 2 | Loose | |
| DS | Sims 2 | Loose | |
| DS | Summon Night Twin Age | Loose | |
| DS | Super Princess Peach (minor label damage) | Loose | |
| DS | Trauma Center: Under the Knife | Loose | |
| DS | True Swing Golf | CIB | |
| DS | Urbz: Sims in the City | Loose | |
| GB | Gameboy Pocket Black | CIB | |
| GB | Q*Bert | Loose | |
| GBA | GBA SP 101 graphite (damage on front of box where promo sticker was) | CIB | |
| GBA | Golden Sun | Loose | |
| GBA | Golden Sun: The Lost Age | Loose | |
| GBA | Konami Arcade Advanced | Loose | |
| GBA | Medabots Metabee | Loose | |
| GBA | Metroid Fusion (heavy wear, faded cartridge) | CIB | |
| GBA | Monster Rancher Advance (rough condition box) | CIB | |
| GBA | Pokemon Sapphire | Loose | Pics |
| GBA | Rebelstar Tactical Command | CIB | |
| GBA | Super Mario Advance (faded label) | Loose | |
| GBA | Super Mario Advance 4 (cartridge dented) | Loose | |
| GBA JP | Super Street Fighter II X Revival | Loose | |
| GBC | Donkey Kong Country | Loose | |
| GBC | Pokemon Pinball (no battery cover) | Loose | |
| GBC | Turok 2 | Loose | |
| GCN | Animal Crossing | Loose | |
| GCN | Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance | CIB | |
| GCN | Donkey Konga | CIB | |
| GCN | Gameboy Player black | Loose | |
| GCN | Gameboy Player Startup disc | CIB | |
| GCN | Harvest Moon Magical Melody | Loose | |
| GCN | Harvest Moon: Another Wonderful Life (heavy art wear) | Game + case | |
| GCN | Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Master Quest | Game + case | |
| GCN | Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess | Loose | |
| GCN | Magical Mirror Starring Mickey Mouse | CIB | |
| GCN | Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones | Loose | |
| GCN | Sonic Adventure DX | Loose | |
| GCN | Sonic Gems Collection | Loose | |
| GCN | Sonic Heroes (PC) | CIB | |
| GCN | Sonic Mega Collection | Loose | |
| GCN | Sonic Riders | Loose | |
| GCN | Super Mario Sunshine | Loose | |
| GCN | Yu-Gi-Oh Falsebound Kingdom | Game + case | |
| Genesis | Phantom 2040 (heavy box wear) | Game + box | |
| Genesis | Sonic & Knuckles box + manual | Box + manual | |
| LCD | Game & Watch Super Mario Bros | Loose | |
| LCD | Game & Watch Super Mario Bros | CIB | |
| N64 | 007 The World is Not Enough (Minor liquid damage to label) | Loose | |
| N64 | All-Star Baseball 2001 | Loose | |
| N64 | Banjo-Kazooie (Faded label) | Loose | |
| N64 | Banjo-Kazooie (Label has tears and fading) | Loose | |
| N64 | Cruis'n USA (Label tears) | Loose | |
| N64 | Cruis'n World (Blockbuster sticker on label) | Loose | |
| N64 | Doom 64 (Minor label tears) | Loose | |
| N64 | Duke Nukem 64 (Label has tears) | Loose | |
| N64 | Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko | Loose | |
| N64 | Hexen (Marker on cart, minor label tears) | Loose | |
| N64 | Hybrid Heaven | Loose | |
| N64 | International Superstar Soccer 98 | Loose | |
| N64 | Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (label fading / damage) | Loose | |
| N64 | Lode Runner 3D | Loose | |
| N64 | Mace: The Dark Age | Loose | |
| N64 | Mario Kart 64 (Faded label) | Loose | |
| N64 | Mario Tennis (Minor label tears) | Loose | |
| N64 | Milo's Astro Lanes | Loose | |
| N64 | Mischief Makers (Writing on label) | Loose | |
| N64 | N64 Expansion Pak | Loose | |
| N64 | Paperboy 64 | Loose | |
| N64 | Quake II | Loose | |
| N64 | Rampage 2 (Blockbuster sticker on label) | Loose | |
| N64 | Space Invaders (Blockbuster sticker on label) | Loose | |
| N64 | Super Mario 64 (faded label) | Loose | |
| N64 | Super Smash Bros (Blockbuster sticker on label) | Loose | |
| N64 | War Gods | Loose | |
| N64 | Zelda Majora's Mask (Holographic label, scratch along label) | Loose | |
| NES | Adventure Island | Loose | |
| NES | Alpha Mission (dirty front label) | Loose | |
| NES | Castlevania II: Simon's Quest | Loose | |
| NES | Days Of Thunder | Loose | |
| NES | Golf | Loose | |
| NES | Hook | Loose | |
| NES | Ice Climber | Loose | |
| NES | Ice Hockey | Loose | |
| NES | Ikari Warriors | Loose | |
| NES | Jeopardy! Junior Edition | Loose | |
| NES | Kid Icarus | Loose | |
| NES | M.U.S.C.L.E. | Loose | |
| NES | Mega Man | Loose | |
| NES | Ninja Gaiden (Label damage) | Loose | |
| NES | Snoopy's Silly Sports Spectacular | Loose | |
| NES | Super Mario Bros 3 (Label damage) | Loose | |
| NES | T&C Surf Designs | Loose | |
| NES | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (in clamshell case) | Loose | |
| NES | Top Gun | Loose | |
| NES | Ultimate Basketball | Loose | |
| NES | Wrath of the Black Manta | Game + manual | |
| PS1 | Brave Fencer Musashi | Loose | |
| PS1 | Bushido Blade 2 | Loose | |
| PS1 | Chrono Cross | Game + case | |
| PS1 | Colony Wars | CIB | |
| PS1 | Cool Boarders 2 | CIB | |
| PS1 | Crash Bandicoot: Warped GH | CIB | |
| PS1 | Driver | CIB | |
| PS1 | Driver 1 & 2 Twin Pack GH | CIB | |
| PS1 | Final Fantasy IX | Game + case | |
| PS1 | Final Fantasy VII GH | Game + case | |
| PS1 | Final Fantasy VII GH (cracked front of jewel) | Game + case | |
| PS1 | Frogger GH | CIB | |
| PS1 | Gran Turismo 2 GH | CIB | |
| PS1 | Hot Shots Golf 2 | CIB | |
| PS1 | Mega Man X6 | Game + manual | |
| PS1 | Metal Gear Solid GH | CIB | |
| PS1 | Namco Museum Volume 1 GH | CIB | |
| PS1 | Nightmare Creatures | CIB | |
| PS1 | Parasite Eve (disc 1 only) | Game + case | |
| PS1 | Resident Evil 2 | Game + case | |
| PS1 | Resident Evil 2 GH | CIB | |
| PS1 | Rocket Power Team Rocket Rescue | CIB | |
| PS1 | Simpson's Wrestling | CIB | |
| PS1 | Sol Divide | CIB | |
| PS1 | Space Invaders | CIB | |
| PS1 | Tomb Raider GH | CIB | |
| PS1 | Tomb Raider II | CIB | |
| PS1 | Tony Hawk | CIB | |
| PS1 | Tony Hawk's Pro Skater GH | CIB | |
| PS1 | WWF War Zone GH | CIB | |
| PS1 | WWF Wrestlemania The Arcade Game [Greatest Hits] | CIB | |
| PS1 | Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbidden Memories | Game + case | |
| PS2 | Art of Figthing Anthology (water damaged art) | CIB | |
| PS2 | Barbarian | CIB | |
| PS2 | Bloodrayne 2 | Game + case | |
| PS2 | CSI 3 Dimensions of Murder | CIB | |
| PS2 | Dynasty Warriors 5 Empires | CIB | |
| PS2 | Fatal Frame II | CIB | |
| PS2 | Final Fantasy XII Collector's Edition | CIB | |
| PS2 | Frogger: The Great Quest | CIB | |
| PS2 | Godai Elemental Force | CIB | |
| PS2 | Guitar Hero | CIB | |
| PS2 | Hard Hitter Tennis | CIB | |
| PS2 | Headhunter Redemption | Game + case | |
| PS2 | Jak II GH | CIB | |
| PS2 | Kessen | CIB | |
| PS2 | Mobile Suit Gundam Journey To Jaburo | Game + case | |
| PS2 | NBA Street | CIB | |
| PS2 | Ratchet & Clank | CIB | |
| PS2 | Samurai Warriors | Game + case | |
| PS2 | Samurai Warriors 2 Empires | CIB | |
| PS2 | Samurai Warriors 2 Xtreme Legends | CIB | |
| PS2 | Shadow Man Second Coming | Game + case | |
| PS2 | Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner 2: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon | Game + case | |
| PS2 | SSX | CIB | |
| PS2 | Star Ocean: Till the End of Time | Game + case | |
| PS2 | Star Wars Super Bombad Racing | CIB | |
| PS2 | Starsky & Hutch | CIB | |
| PS2 | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Battle Nexus | Game + case | |
| PS2 | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3 Mutant Nightmare | CIB | |
| PS2 | Tekken Tag Tournament | Loose | |
| PS2 | The Great Escape | CIB | |
| PS2 | Thunderstrike: Operation Phoenix | CIB | |
| PS2 | Tsugunai Atonement | Game + case | |
| PS2 | Yu-Gi-Oh GX The Beginning of Destiny (art damage) | CIB | |
| PS2 JP | Another Century's Episode | CIB | |
| PS3 | Ar Tonelico Qoga: Knell of Ar Ciel | CIB | |
| PS3 | Assassin's Creed Brotherhood | CIB | |
| PS3 | Assassin's Creed III | CIB | |
| PS3 | Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag | CIB | |
| PS3 | Batman Arkham City GOTY | CIB | |
| PS3 | Bioshock | CIB | |
| PS3 | BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger | CIB | |
| PS3 | Bleach: Soul Resurreccion | CIB | |
| PS3 | Bound by Flame | CIB | |
| PS3 | Bulletstorm: Limited Edition | CIB | |
| PS3 | Burnout Paradise | CIB | |
| PS3 | Call of Duty: Ghosts | CIB | |
| PS3 | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 | CIB | |
| PS3 | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 | Game + case | |
| PS3 | Disgaea 3: Absence of Justice | CIB | |
| PS3 | Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion GH | CIB | |
| PS3 | Enslaved | CIB | |
| PS3 | Fairy Fencer F | CIB | |
| PS3 | Final Fantasy XIII | CIB | |
| PS3 | Final Fantasy XIII | CIB | |
| PS3 | Final Fantasy XIII-2 | CIB | |
| PS3 | Folklore (Water damaged art) | CIB | |
| PS3 | Genji Days Of The Blade | CIB | |
| PS3 | Heavy Rain | CIB | |
| PS3 | Hitman: Absolution | CIB | |
| PS3 | inFamous GH | CIB | |
| PS3 | Just Cause 2 | CIB | |
| PS3 | Just Dance 4 | CIB | |
| PS3 | Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days | CIB | |
| PS3 | Kingdoms Of Amalur Reckoning | CIB | |
| PS3 | Madden NFL 15 | CIB | |
| PS3 | Mirror's Edge | CIB | |
| PS3 | Mugen Souls | CIB | |
| PS3 | Mugen Souls Z | CIB | |
| PS3 | Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations | CIB | |
| PS3 | NCAA Football 11 | CIB | |
| PS3 | Ni No Kuni Wrath of the White Witch | CIB | |
| PS3 | Ninja Gaiden Sigma | CIB | |
| PS3 | One Piece: Unlimited World Red | CIB | |
| PS3 | Persona 4 Arena | CIB | |
| PS3 | Persona 5 | Game + case | |
| PS3 | Playstation Move Heroes | CIB | |
| PS3 | Portal 2 | CIB | |
| PS3 | Record Of Agarest War 2 [Limited Edition] (Heavy outer box wear) | CIB | |
| PS3 | Red Dead Redemption Undead Nightmare | CIB | |
| PS3 | Resident Evil 5 | Game + case | |
| PS3 | Sacred 2: Fallen Angel | CIB | |
| PS3 | Sacred 2: Fallen Angel | Game + case | |
| PS3 | Skate 3 | CIB | |
| PS3 | Star Ocean: The Last Hope International | CIB | |
| PS3 | The Darkness | CIB | |
| PS3 | Uncharted | CIB | |
| PS3 | Uncharted 2 | CIB | |
| PS3 | Uncharted 3 | CIB | |
| PS3 | Valkyria Chronicles | CIB | |
| PS3 | Valkyria Chronicles | CIB | |
| PS3 | Virtua Fighter 5 | CIB | |
| PS3 | White Knight Chronicles International Edition | CIB | |
| PS3 | Witch and the Hundred Knight | CIB | |
| PS4 | Borderlands 3 | CIB | |
| PS4 | Dragon Ball Xenoverse | CIB | |
| PS4 | God of War | CIB | |
| PS4 | Hasbro Family Fun Pack | Game + case | |
| PS4 | Last of Us Part II | CIB | |
| PS4 | LEGO Marvel Collection | Game + case | |
| PS4 | Ratchet & Clank | Game + case | |
| PS4 | Spyro Reignited Trilogy | Game + case | |
| PS4 | Uncharted 4: A Thief's End | Game + case | |
| PSP | Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII | CIB | |
| PSP | Final Fantasy IV | CIB | |
| PSP | Growlanser Wayfarer of Time | Game + case | |
| PSP | IL-2 Sturmovik: Birds Of Prey | CIB | |
| PSP | Invizimals: Shadow Zone | CIB | |
| PSP | Kingdom Of Paradise | CIB | |
| PSP | LEGO Indiana Jones The Original Adventures | CIB | |
| PSP | Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters GH | CIB | |
| PSP | Riviera The Promised Land | Game + case | |
| PSP PAL | Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice | CIB | |
| SNES | Batman Forever | Loose | |
| SNES | F-Zero | Loose | |
| SNES | Power Rangers Zeo Battle Racers | Loose | |
| SNES | Spiderman X-Men Arcade's Revenge | Loose | |
| SNES | Star Fox (heavy box wear) | CIB | |
| SNES | Super Baseball 2020 | Loose | |
| SNES | Super Gameboy | Loose | |
| SNES | Terminator 2: The Arcade Game | Loose | |
| SNES | Tetris 2 | Loose | |
| Switch | Bendy and the Ink Machine | CIB | |
| Switch | Galak-Z: The Void & Skulls of the Shogun: Bone-A-Fide | CIB | |
| Switch | Gigantosaurus: The Game | CIB | |
| Switch | Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle | CIB | |
| Switch | My Time at Portia | CIB | |
| Switch | Party Arcade | CIB | |
| Switch | Resident Evil Origins Collection | CIB | |
| Switch | Starlink: Battle for Atlas | CIB | |
| Switch | Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition | CIB | |
| Switch | The House of the Dead Remake [Limidead Edition] | NIB | |
| Wii | Batallion Wars 2 | Loose | |
| Wii | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 | CIB | |
| Wii | Classic controller pro gold | Loose | |
| Wii | Dance Dance Revolution Hottest Party 3 | CIB | |
| Wii | Dead Space Extraction | Loose | |
| Wii | Dokapon Kingdom | Loose | |
| Wii | Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 | CIB | |
| Wii | Excite Truck | CIB | |
| Wii | Gold classic controller pro | Loose | |
| Wii | Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock | Loose | |
| Wii | Harvest Moon: Magical Melody | Loose | |
| Wii | Hasbro Family Game Night Value Pack | CIB | |
| Wii | Just Dance 2020 | CIB | |
| Wii | Just Dance 2020 | Game + case | |
| Wii | Luigi Wii remote plus w/ sleeve and wrist strap | Loose | |
| Wii | Mario Wii remote plus w/ sleeve and wrist strap | Loose | |
| Wii | Michael Jackson: The Experience (with glove) | CIB | |
| Wii | Naruto Clash of Ninja Revolution 2 | CIB | |
| Wii | SimCity Creator | CIB | |
| Wii | Yoshi Wii remote plus w/ sleeve, no sleeve | Loose | |
| Wii U | Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival | Game + case | |
| Wii U | Ducktales Remastered | CIB | |
| Wii U | Fast & Furious Showdown | Game + case | |
| Wii U | Madden NFL 13 | CIB | |
| Wii U | Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate | CIB | |
| Wii U | Pokken Tournament | Game + case | |
| Wii U | Resident Evil: Revelations | Game + case | |
| Wii U | Tekken Tag Tournament 2 | Loose | |
| Xbox | Backyard Wrestling | Game + case | |
| Xbox | Dungeons & Dragons Heroes | Game + case | |
| Xbox | Halo 2 Limited Collector's Edition (no slipcover) | CIB | |
| Xbox | i-Ninja | Game + case | |
| Xbox | Myst IV: Revelation | CIB | |
| Xbox | Oddworld Munch's Oddysee | CIB | |
| Xbox | Tetris Worlds | CIB | |
| Xbox 360 | Batman: Arkham Origins | CIB | |
| Xbox 360 | Bioshock | CIB | |
| Xbox 360 | Bioshock 2 | CIB | |
| Xbox 360 | Brothers in Arms Hell's Highway | CIB | |
| Xbox 360 | Call of Duty: World at War | CIB | |
| Xbox 360 | Crackdown 2 | CIB | |
| Xbox 360 | Darksiders | CIB | |
| Xbox 360 | Far Cry 3 | CIB | |
| Xbox 360 | Grid | CIB | |
| Xbox 360 | Just Dance 2017 | CIB | |
| Xbox 360 | Portal 2 | CIB | |
| Xbox 360 | Rock Band 2 | CIB | |
| Xbox One | Red Dead Redemption GOTY | CIB | |
| Xbox One | Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare | CIB |
| Item | Condition |
|---|---|
| 8-bit Classic Mario amiibo | NIB |
| Blathers (Animal Crossing) amiibo | Loose |
| Bowser | Loose |
| Chibi-Robo | Loose |
| Cyrus (Animal Crossing) amiibo | Loose |
| Daisy [Super Smash Bros] | Loose |
| Fox amiibo | NIB |
| Ganondorf amiibo | Loose |
| Inkling Boy (Splatoon) amiibo | Loose |
| Inkling Boy amiibo | Loose |
| Inkling Boy amiibo | Loose |
| Inkling Girl | Loose |
| Inkling Girl amiibo | Loose |
| Inkling Squid | Loose |
| Inkling Squid - Neon Purple | Loose |
| Inkling Squid - Neon Purple amiibo | Loose |
| Kirby - Star | Loose |
| Link (Smash) amiibo | Loose |
| Link (Smash) amiibo | Loose |
| Link (Smash) amiibo | Loose |
| Little Mac (Smash) amiibo | NIB |
| Lottie (Animal Crossing) amiibo | Loose |
| Lucario amiibo | NIB |
| Lucas (Smash) amiibo | Loose |
| Lucas amiibo | Loose |
| Mario - 30th, Classic | Loose |
| Mario (Wedding) amiibo | Loose |
| Marth (Smash) amiibo | Loose |
| Mewtwo amiibo (packaging plastic damages) | CIB |
| Octoling Boy | Loose |
| Octoling Girl | Loose |
| Octoling Octopus | Loose |
| Peach (Smash) amiibo (figure came loose from stand) | Loose |
| Pearl / Marina 2-pack amiibo | NIB |
| Reese (Animal Crossing) amiibo | Loose |
| Waddle Dee | Loose |
| Yarn Yoshi - Green | Loose |
| Boo | Loose |
| Bowser - Super Mario | Loose |
| Luigi - Super Mario | Loose |
| Mario - Super Mario | Loose |
2024.06.08 23:23 Captainstever15 [USA-OR] [H] Analogue Pocket pink, DS systems, PSP, PS3, PS1, 3DS, Switch, PS2 JRPGs, DS games, Amiibo, CIB GBA games, CIB GBA SP, NES, SNES [W] Paypal
Hi all, looking to sell some more items. Currently only accepting Paypal F&F, offering free shipping on any order $50+. Feel free to send offers and ask for more pics!
I also have some extra amiibo I am looking to sell!
submitted by Captainstever15 to GameSale [link] [comments]
| System | Item | Condition | Price | Photos |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3DS | 3DS system blue (dented corners and above screen, outer cameras don't work) | Loose | $75.00 | Pics |
| 3DS | 3DS XL Zelda Link Between Worlds edition (charger port is loose, minor crack near port) | Loose | $160.00 | Pics |
| 3DS | Castlevania: Lords of Shadow: Mirror of Fate | Loose | $18.00 | |
| 3DS | Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars | Loose | $21.00 | |
| 3DS | Gravity Falls | Loose | $26.00 | |
| 3DS | Gravity Falls | CIB | $34.00 | |
| 3DS | Harvest Moon 3D: A New Beggining | Loose | $11.00 | |
| 3DS | Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX | Loose | $42.00 | |
| 3DS | Jewel Master: Cradle of Egypt 2 3D | CIB | $8.00 | |
| 3DS | Kingdom Hearts 3D Dream Drop Distance | Loose | $11.00 | |
| 3DS | Kirby Planet Robobot | Loose | $26.00 | |
| 3DS | Kirby Triple Deluxe | Loose | $14.00 | |
| 3DS | Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes | Loose | $14.00 | |
| 3DS | Mario & Sonic at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games | CIB | $17.00 | |
| 3DS | Mario Golf: World Tour | Loose | $20.00 | |
| 3DS | Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate | Loose | $13.00 | |
| 3DS | NCIS | Loose | $12.00 | |
| 3DS | One Piece: Unlimited World Red | Loose | $20.00 | |
| 3DS | Pilotwings Resort | CIB | $14.00 | |
| 3DS | Pokemon Moon (In case with reprinted art) | Loose | $14.00 | |
| 3DS | Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity | Loose | $18.00 | |
| 3DS | Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity | Loose | $19.00 | |
| 3DS | Pokemon Sun (In case with reprinted art) | Loose | $14.00 | |
| 3DS | Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon | Loose | $20.00 | |
| 3DS | Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy | Loose | $81.00 | |
| 3DS | Professor Layton and The Miracle Mask | Loose | $26.00 | |
| 3DS | Puzzle & Dragons Z + Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition | Loose | $14.00 | |
| 3DS | Rabbids Travel in Time 3D | CIB | $8.00 | |
| 3DS | Samurai Warriors Chronicles | CIB | $14.00 | |
| 3DS | Scribblenauts Unlimited | CIB | $7.00 | |
| 3DS | Senran Kagura: Deep Crimson 2 | Loose | $42.00 | |
| 3DS | Sims 3 | CIB | $16.00 | |
| 3DS | Skylanders Giants | Loose | $7.00 | |
| 3DS | Sonic and All-Stars Racing Transformed | Loose | $8.00 | |
| 3DS | Style Savvy: Trendsetters | Loose | $31.00 | |
| 3DS | Super Mario 3D Land | Loose | $9.00 | |
| 3DS | Yo-Kai Watch | Loose | $12.00 | |
| 3DS | Yoshi's New Island | Loose | $10.00 | |
| Analogue | Analogue Pocket pink w/ screen protector, no cables | CIB | $270.00 | |
| Dreamcast | Marvel vs Capcom | Game + case | $66.00 | |
| Dreamcast | Sonic Adventure (Sega All-Stars) | CIB | $41.00 | |
| DS | 999: 9 Hours, 9 Persons, 9 Doors | Loose | $38.00 | |
| DS | Advance Wars: Days of Ruin | Loose | $18.00 | |
| DS | Advance Wars: Dual Strike | Loose | $21.00 | Pics |
| DS | Beyblade Metal Fusion | Loose | $4.00 | |
| DS | Bleach Blade of Fate | Loose | $11.00 | |
| DS | Bleach Dark Souls | Loose | $16.00 | |
| DS | Bomberman | Loose | $11.00 | |
| DS | Children of Mana | Loose | $11.00 | |
| DS | Clubhouse Games | CIB | $7.00 | |
| DS | DSi XL red Mario 25th anniversary edition (bite marks along top of screen and plastic) | Loose | $70.00 | |
| DS | Eragon | CIB | $5.00 | |
| DS | Final Fantasy III | CIB | $16.00 | |
| DS | From the Abyss | Loose | $24.00 | |
| DS | Guilty Gear Dust Strikers | Loose | $10.00 | |
| DS | Kirby Planet Robobot | Loose | $26.00 | |
| DS | Legend of Legacy | Loose | $14.00 | |
| DS | Legendary Starfy | Loose | $14.00 | |
| DS | Lunar: Dragon Song | Loose | $7.00 | |
| DS | Mega Man Star Force Leo | CIB | $60.00 | |
| DS | Nostalgia | Loose | $25.00 | |
| DS | Phoenix Wright Trials and Tribulations | Loose | $14.00 | |
| DS | Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Justice For All | Loose | $18.00 | |
| DS | Pokemon Soulsilver | Loose | $120.00 | |
| DS | Pokemon White 2 | Loose | $130.00 | |
| DS | Princess on Ice | CIB | $7.00 | |
| DS | Ragnarok Online DS | Loose | $26.00 | |
| DS | Ridge Racer DS | Loose | $7.00 | |
| DS | Rockman ZX (JP) | Loose | $8.00 | |
| DS | Sands of Destruction | Loose | $46.00 | |
| DS | Sims 2 | Loose | $17.00 | |
| DS | Sims 2 | Loose | $20.00 | |
| DS | Summon Night Twin Age | Loose | $30.00 | |
| DS | Super Princess Peach (minor label damage) | Loose | $28.00 | |
| DS | Trauma Center: Under the Knife | Loose | $15.00 | |
| DS | True Swing Golf | CIB | $7.00 | |
| DS | Urbz: Sims in the City | Loose | $21.00 | |
| GB | Gameboy Pocket Black | CIB | $120.00 | |
| GB | Q*Bert | Loose | $14.00 | |
| GBA | GBA SP 101 graphite (damage on front of box where promo sticker was) | CIB | $300.00 | |
| GBA | Golden Sun | Loose | $33.00 | |
| GBA | Golden Sun: The Lost Age | Loose | $34.00 | |
| GBA | Konami Arcade Advanced | Loose | $4.00 | |
| GBA | Medabots Metabee | Loose | $60.00 | |
| GBA | Metroid Fusion (heavy wear, faded cartridge) | CIB | $110.00 | |
| GBA | Monster Rancher Advance (rough condition box) | CIB | $51.00 | |
| GBA | Pokemon Sapphire | Loose | $80.00 | Pics |
| GBA | Rebelstar Tactical Command | CIB | $36.00 | |
| GBA | Super Mario Advance (faded label) | Loose | $12.00 | |
| GBA | Super Mario Advance 4 (cartridge dented) | Loose | $15.00 | |
| GBA JP | Super Street Fighter II X Revival | Loose | $23.00 | |
| GBC | Donkey Kong Country | Loose | $16.00 | |
| GBC | Pokemon Pinball (no battery cover) | Loose | $16.00 | |
| GBC | Turok 2 | Loose | $9.00 | |
| GCN | Animal Crossing | Loose | $37.00 | |
| GCN | Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance | CIB | $26.00 | |
| GCN | Donkey Konga | CIB | $18.00 | |
| GCN | Gameboy Player black | Loose | $46.00 | |
| GCN | Gameboy Player Startup disc | CIB | $112.00 | |
| GCN | Harvest Moon Magical Melody | Loose | $17.00 | |
| GCN | Harvest Moon: Another Wonderful Life (heavy art wear) | Game + case | $16.00 | |
| GCN | Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Master Quest | Game + case | $48.00 | |
| GCN | Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess | Loose | $81.00 | |
| GCN | Magical Mirror Starring Mickey Mouse | CIB | $17.00 | |
| GCN | Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones | Loose | $11.00 | |
| GCN | Sonic Adventure DX | Loose | $18.00 | |
| GCN | Sonic Gems Collection | Loose | $26.00 | |
| GCN | Sonic Heroes (PC) | CIB | $25.00 | |
| GCN | Sonic Mega Collection | Loose | $10.00 | |
| GCN | Sonic Riders | Loose | $23.00 | |
| GCN | Super Mario Sunshine | Loose | $23.00 | |
| GCN | Yu-Gi-Oh Falsebound Kingdom | Game + case | $16.00 | |
| Genesis | Phantom 2040 (heavy box wear) | Game + box | $40.00 | |
| Genesis | Sonic & Knuckles box + manual | Box + manual | $38.00 | |
| LCD | Game & Watch Super Mario Bros | Loose | $24.00 | |
| LCD | Game & Watch Super Mario Bros | CIB | $26.00 | |
| N64 | 007 The World is Not Enough (Minor liquid damage to label) | Loose | $12.00 | |
| N64 | All-Star Baseball 2001 | Loose | $8.00 | |
| N64 | Banjo-Kazooie (Faded label) | Loose | $17.00 | |
| N64 | Banjo-Kazooie (Label has tears and fading) | Loose | $17.00 | |
| N64 | Cruis'n USA (Label tears) | Loose | $11.00 | |
| N64 | Cruis'n World (Blockbuster sticker on label) | Loose | $16.00 | |
| N64 | Doom 64 (Minor label tears) | Loose | $24.00 | |
| N64 | Duke Nukem 64 (Label has tears) | Loose | $17.00 | |
| N64 | Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko | Loose | $16.00 | |
| N64 | Hexen (Marker on cart, minor label tears) | Loose | $11.00 | |
| N64 | Hybrid Heaven | Loose | $15.00 | |
| N64 | International Superstar Soccer 98 | Loose | $28.00 | |
| N64 | Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (label fading / damage) | Loose | $30.00 | |
| N64 | Lode Runner 3D | Loose | $13.00 | |
| N64 | Mace: The Dark Age | Loose | $14.00 | |
| N64 | Mario Kart 64 (Faded label) | Loose | $31.00 | |
| N64 | Mario Tennis (Minor label tears) | Loose | $16.00 | |
| N64 | Milo's Astro Lanes | Loose | $14.00 | |
| N64 | Mischief Makers (Writing on label) | Loose | $34.00 | |
| N64 | N64 Expansion Pak | Loose | $40.00 | |
| N64 | Paperboy 64 | Loose | $11.00 | |
| N64 | Quake II | Loose | $14.00 | |
| N64 | Rampage 2 (Blockbuster sticker on label) | Loose | $20.00 | |
| N64 | Space Invaders (Blockbuster sticker on label) | Loose | $13.00 | |
| N64 | Super Mario 64 (faded label) | Loose | $30.00 | |
| N64 | Super Smash Bros (Blockbuster sticker on label) | Loose | $35.00 | |
| N64 | War Gods | Loose | $9.00 | |
| N64 | Zelda Majora's Mask (Holographic label, scratch along label) | Loose | $48.00 | |
| NES | Adventure Island | Loose | $9.00 | |
| NES | Alpha Mission (dirty front label) | Loose | $5.00 | |
| NES | Castlevania II: Simon's Quest | Loose | $13.00 | |
| NES | Days Of Thunder | Loose | $9.00 | |
| NES | Golf | Loose | $3.00 | |
| NES | Hook | Loose | $14.00 | |
| NES | Ice Climber | Loose | $17.00 | |
| NES | Ice Hockey | Loose | $3.00 | |
| NES | Ikari Warriors | Loose | $8.00 | |
| NES | Jeopardy! Junior Edition | Loose | $4.00 | |
| NES | Kid Icarus | Loose | $18.00 | |
| NES | M.U.S.C.L.E. | Loose | $14.00 | |
| NES | Mega Man | Loose | $70.00 | |
| NES | Ninja Gaiden (Label damage) | Loose | $12.00 | |
| NES | Snoopy's Silly Sports Spectacular | Loose | $9.00 | |
| NES | Super Mario Bros 3 (Label damage) | Loose | $14.00 | |
| NES | T&C Surf Designs | Loose | $5.00 | |
| NES | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (in clamshell case) | Loose | $9.00 | |
| NES | Top Gun | Loose | $3.00 | |
| NES | Ultimate Basketball | Loose | $4.00 | |
| NES | Wrath of the Black Manta | Game + manual | $9.00 | |
| PS1 | Brave Fencer Musashi | Loose | $43.00 | |
| PS1 | Bushido Blade 2 | Loose | $14.00 | |
| PS1 | Chrono Cross | Game + case | $18.00 | |
| PS1 | Colony Wars | CIB | $11.00 | |
| PS1 | Cool Boarders 2 | CIB | $5.00 | |
| PS1 | Crash Bandicoot: Warped GH | CIB | $11.00 | |
| PS1 | Driver | CIB | $10.00 | |
| PS1 | Driver 1 & 2 Twin Pack GH | CIB | $17.00 | |
| PS1 | Final Fantasy IX | Game + case | $14.00 | |
| PS1 | Final Fantasy VII GH | Game + case | $26.00 | |
| PS1 | Final Fantasy VII GH (cracked front of jewel) | Game + case | $24.00 | |
| PS1 | Frogger GH | CIB | $9.00 | |
| PS1 | Gran Turismo 2 GH | CIB | $10.00 | |
| PS1 | Hot Shots Golf 2 | CIB | $11.00 | |
| PS1 | Mega Man X6 | Game + manual | $18.00 | |
| PS1 | Metal Gear Solid GH | CIB | $29.00 | |
| PS1 | Namco Museum Volume 1 GH | CIB | $8.00 | |
| PS1 | Nightmare Creatures | CIB | $27.00 | |
| PS1 | Parasite Eve (disc 1 only) | Game + case | $34.00 | |
| PS1 | Resident Evil 2 | Game + case | $34.00 | |
| PS1 | Resident Evil 2 GH | CIB | $38.00 | |
| PS1 | Rocket Power Team Rocket Rescue | CIB | $8.00 | |
| PS1 | Simpson's Wrestling | CIB | $21.00 | |
| PS1 | Sol Divide | CIB | $17.00 | |
| PS1 | Space Invaders | CIB | $8.00 | |
| PS1 | Tomb Raider GH | CIB | $11.00 | |
| PS1 | Tomb Raider II | CIB | $12.00 | |
| PS1 | Tony Hawk | CIB | $10.00 | |
| PS1 | Tony Hawk's Pro Skater GH | CIB | $9.00 | |
| PS1 | WWF War Zone GH | CIB | $9.00 | |
| PS1 | WWF Wrestlemania The Arcade Game [Greatest Hits] | CIB | $30.00 | |
| PS1 | Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbidden Memories | Game + case | $26.00 | |
| PS2 | Art of Figthing Anthology (water damaged art) | CIB | $10.00 | |
| PS2 | Barbarian | CIB | $8.00 | |
| PS2 | Bloodrayne 2 | Game + case | $10.00 | |
| PS2 | CSI 3 Dimensions of Murder | CIB | $6.00 | |
| PS2 | Dynasty Warriors 5 Empires | CIB | $13.00 | |
| PS2 | Fatal Frame II | CIB | $73.00 | |
| PS2 | Final Fantasy XII Collector's Edition | CIB | $12.00 | |
| PS2 | Frogger: The Great Quest | CIB | $8.00 | |
| PS2 | Godai Elemental Force | CIB | $5.00 | |
| PS2 | Guitar Hero | CIB | $7.00 | |
| PS2 | Hard Hitter Tennis | CIB | $4.00 | |
| PS2 | Headhunter Redemption | Game + case | $9.00 | |
| PS2 | Jak II GH | CIB | $8.00 | |
| PS2 | Kessen | CIB | $7.00 | |
| PS2 | Mobile Suit Gundam Journey To Jaburo | Game + case | $14.00 | |
| PS2 | NBA Street | CIB | $12.00 | |
| PS2 | Ratchet & Clank | CIB | $10.00 | |
| PS2 | Samurai Warriors | Game + case | $8.00 | |
| PS2 | Samurai Warriors 2 Empires | CIB | $17.00 | |
| PS2 | Samurai Warriors 2 Xtreme Legends | CIB | $20.00 | |
| PS2 | Shadow Man Second Coming | Game + case | $10.00 | |
| PS2 | Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner 2: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon | Game + case | $110.00 | |
| PS2 | SSX | CIB | $7.00 | |
| PS2 | Star Ocean: Till the End of Time | Game + case | $9.00 | |
| PS2 | Star Wars Super Bombad Racing | CIB | $9.00 | |
| PS2 | Starsky & Hutch | CIB | $5.00 | |
| PS2 | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Battle Nexus | Game + case | $22.00 | |
| PS2 | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3 Mutant Nightmare | CIB | $26.00 | |
| PS2 | Tekken Tag Tournament | Loose | $8.00 | |
| PS2 | The Great Escape | CIB | $9.00 | |
| PS2 | Thunderstrike: Operation Phoenix | CIB | $5.00 | |
| PS2 | Tsugunai Atonement | Game + case | $47.00 | |
| PS2 | Yu-Gi-Oh GX The Beginning of Destiny (art damage) | CIB | $34.00 | |
| PS2 JP | Another Century's Episode | CIB | $10.00 | |
| PS3 | Ar Tonelico Qoga: Knell of Ar Ciel | CIB | $34.00 | |
| PS3 | Assassin's Creed Brotherhood | CIB | $5.00 | |
| PS3 | Assassin's Creed III | CIB | $4.00 | |
| PS3 | Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag | CIB | $6.00 | |
| PS3 | Batman Arkham City GOTY | CIB | $5.00 | |
| PS3 | Bioshock | CIB | $7.00 | |
| PS3 | BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger | CIB | $17.00 | |
| PS3 | Bleach: Soul Resurreccion | CIB | $28.00 | |
| PS3 | Bound by Flame | CIB | $8.00 | |
| PS3 | Bulletstorm: Limited Edition | CIB | $7.00 | |
| PS3 | Burnout Paradise | CIB | $8.00 | |
| PS3 | Call of Duty: Ghosts | CIB | $5.00 | |
| PS3 | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 | CIB | $6.00 | |
| PS3 | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 | Game + case | $4.00 | |
| PS3 | Disgaea 3: Absence of Justice | CIB | $9.00 | |
| PS3 | Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion GH | CIB | $9.00 | |
| PS3 | Enslaved | CIB | $12.00 | |
| PS3 | Fairy Fencer F | CIB | $20.00 | |
| PS3 | Final Fantasy XIII | CIB | $9.00 | |
| PS3 | Final Fantasy XIII | CIB | $9.00 | |
| PS3 | Final Fantasy XIII-2 | CIB | $9.00 | |
| PS3 | Folklore (Water damaged art) | CIB | $34.00 | |
| PS3 | Genji Days Of The Blade | CIB | $7.00 | |
| PS3 | Heavy Rain | CIB | $5.00 | |
| PS3 | Hitman: Absolution | CIB | $6.00 | |
| PS3 | inFamous GH | CIB | $8.00 | |
| PS3 | Just Cause 2 | CIB | $6.00 | |
| PS3 | Just Dance 4 | CIB | $5.00 | |
| PS3 | Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days | CIB | $8.00 | |
| PS3 | Kingdoms Of Amalur Reckoning | CIB | $4.00 | |
| PS3 | Madden NFL 15 | CIB | $4.00 | |
| PS3 | Mirror's Edge | CIB | $7.00 | |
| PS3 | Mugen Souls | CIB | $14.00 | |
| PS3 | Mugen Souls Z | CIB | $16.00 | |
| PS3 | Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations | CIB | $8.00 | |
| PS3 | NCAA Football 11 | CIB | $7.00 | |
| PS3 | Ni No Kuni Wrath of the White Witch | CIB | $6.00 | |
| PS3 | Ninja Gaiden Sigma | CIB | $8.00 | |
| PS3 | One Piece: Unlimited World Red | CIB | $23.00 | |
| PS3 | Persona 4 Arena | CIB | $11.00 | |
| PS3 | Persona 5 | Game + case | $13.00 | |
| PS3 | Playstation Move Heroes | CIB | $5.00 | |
| PS3 | Portal 2 | CIB | $9.00 | |
| PS3 | Record Of Agarest War 2 [Limited Edition] (Heavy outer box wear) | CIB | $26.00 | |
| PS3 | Red Dead Redemption Undead Nightmare | CIB | $9.00 | |
| PS3 | Resident Evil 5 | Game + case | $6.00 | |
| PS3 | Sacred 2: Fallen Angel | CIB | $7.00 | |
| PS3 | Sacred 2: Fallen Angel | Game + case | $8.00 | |
| PS3 | Skate 3 | CIB | $8.00 | |
| PS3 | Star Ocean: The Last Hope International | CIB | $10.00 | |
| PS3 | The Darkness | CIB | $13.00 | |
| PS3 | Uncharted | CIB | $5.00 | |
| PS3 | Uncharted 2 | CIB | $5.00 | |
| PS3 | Uncharted 3 | CIB | $5.00 | |
| PS3 | Valkyria Chronicles | CIB | $6.00 | |
| PS3 | Valkyria Chronicles | CIB | $6.00 | |
| PS3 | Virtua Fighter 5 | CIB | $7.00 | |
| PS3 | White Knight Chronicles International Edition | CIB | $8.00 | |
| PS3 | Witch and the Hundred Knight | CIB | $17.00 | |
| PS4 | Borderlands 3 | CIB | $8.00 | |
| PS4 | Dragon Ball Xenoverse | CIB | $8.00 | |
| PS4 | God of War | CIB | $10.00 | |
| PS4 | Hasbro Family Fun Pack | Game + case | $7.00 | |
| PS4 | Last of Us Part II | CIB | $15.00 | |
| PS4 | LEGO Marvel Collection | Game + case | $10.00 | |
| PS4 | Ratchet & Clank | Game + case | $9.00 | |
| PS4 | Spyro Reignited Trilogy | Game + case | $11.00 | |
| PS4 | Uncharted 4: A Thief's End | Game + case | $6.00 | |
| PSP | Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII | CIB | $13.00 | |
| PSP | Final Fantasy IV | CIB | $33.00 | |
| PSP | Growlanser Wayfarer of Time | Game + case | $44.00 | |
| PSP | IL-2 Sturmovik: Birds Of Prey | CIB | $9.00 | |
| PSP | Invizimals: Shadow Zone | CIB | $11.00 | |
| PSP | Kingdom Of Paradise | CIB | $5.00 | |
| PSP | LEGO Indiana Jones The Original Adventures | CIB | $8.00 | |
| PSP | Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters GH | CIB | $9.00 | |
| PSP | Riviera The Promised Land | Game + case | $26.00 | |
| PSP PAL | Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice | CIB | $9.00 | |
| SNES | Batman Forever | Loose | $6.00 | |
| SNES | F-Zero | Loose | $14.00 | |
| SNES | Power Rangers Zeo Battle Racers | Loose | $13.00 | |
| SNES | Spiderman X-Men Arcade's Revenge | Loose | $9.00 | |
| SNES | Star Fox (heavy box wear) | CIB | $34.00 | |
| SNES | Super Baseball 2020 | Loose | $13.00 | |
| SNES | Super Gameboy | Loose | $21.00 | |
| SNES | Terminator 2: The Arcade Game | Loose | $10.00 | |
| SNES | Tetris 2 | Loose | $7.00 | |
| Switch | Bendy and the Ink Machine | CIB | $26.00 | |
| Switch | Galak-Z: The Void & Skulls of the Shogun: Bone-A-Fide | CIB | $13.00 | |
| Switch | Gigantosaurus: The Game | CIB | $11.00 | |
| Switch | Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle | CIB | $13.00 | |
| Switch | My Time at Portia | CIB | $39.00 | |
| Switch | Party Arcade | CIB | $9.00 | |
| Switch | Resident Evil Origins Collection | CIB | $19.00 | |
| Switch | Starlink: Battle for Atlas | CIB | $9.00 | |
| Switch | Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition | CIB | $19.00 | |
| Switch | The House of the Dead Remake [Limidead Edition] | NIB | $36.00 | |
| Wii | Batallion Wars 2 | Loose | $9.00 | |
| Wii | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 | CIB | $7.00 | |
| Wii | Classic controller pro gold | Loose | $21.00 | |
| Wii | Dance Dance Revolution Hottest Party 3 | CIB | $9.00 | |
| Wii | Dead Space Extraction | Loose | $17.00 | |
| Wii | Dokapon Kingdom | Loose | $38.00 | |
| Wii | Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 | CIB | $52.00 | |
| Wii | Excite Truck | CIB | $7.00 | |
| Wii | Gold classic controller pro | Loose | $20.00 | |
| Wii | Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock | Loose | $26.00 | |
| Wii | Harvest Moon: Magical Melody | Loose | $10.00 | |
| Wii | Hasbro Family Game Night Value Pack | CIB | $14.00 | |
| Wii | Just Dance 2020 | CIB | $31.00 | |
| Wii | Just Dance 2020 | Game + case | $30.00 | |
| Wii | Luigi Wii remote plus w/ sleeve and wrist strap | Loose | $23.00 | |
| Wii | Mario Wii remote plus w/ sleeve and wrist strap | Loose | $25.00 | |
| Wii | Michael Jackson: The Experience (with glove) | CIB | $26.00 | |
| Wii | Naruto Clash of Ninja Revolution 2 | CIB | $13.00 | |
| Wii | SimCity Creator | CIB | $7.00 | |
| Wii | Yoshi Wii remote plus w/ sleeve, no sleeve | Loose | $36.00 | |
| Wii U | Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival | Game + case | $8.00 | |
| Wii U | Ducktales Remastered | CIB | $22.00 | |
| Wii U | Fast & Furious Showdown | Game + case | $14.00 | |
| Wii U | Madden NFL 13 | CIB | $9.00 | |
| Wii U | Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate | CIB | $14.00 | |
| Wii U | Pokken Tournament | Game + case | $8.00 | |
| Wii U | Resident Evil: Revelations | Game + case | $14.00 | |
| Wii U | Tekken Tag Tournament 2 | Loose | $21.00 | |
| Xbox | Backyard Wrestling | Game + case | $8.00 | |
| Xbox | Dungeons & Dragons Heroes | Game + case | $12.00 | |
| Xbox | Halo 2 Limited Collector's Edition (no slipcover) | CIB | $17.00 | |
| Xbox | i-Ninja | Game + case | $11.00 | |
| Xbox | Myst IV: Revelation | CIB | $9.00 | |
| Xbox | Oddworld Munch's Oddysee | CIB | $7.00 | |
| Xbox | Tetris Worlds | CIB | $5.00 | |
| Xbox 360 | Batman: Arkham Origins | CIB | $26.00 | |
| Xbox 360 | Bioshock | CIB | $7.00 | |
| Xbox 360 | Bioshock 2 | CIB | $4.00 | |
| Xbox 360 | Brothers in Arms Hell's Highway | CIB | $8.00 | |
| Xbox 360 | Call of Duty: World at War | CIB | $8.00 | |
| Xbox 360 | Crackdown 2 | CIB | $6.00 | |
| Xbox 360 | Darksiders | CIB | $5.00 | |
| Xbox 360 | Far Cry 3 | CIB | $4.00 | |
| Xbox 360 | Grid | CIB | $9.00 | |
| Xbox 360 | Just Dance 2017 | CIB | $9.00 | |
| Xbox 360 | Portal 2 | CIB | $7.00 | |
| Xbox 360 | Rock Band 2 | CIB | $7.00 | |
| Xbox One | Red Dead Redemption GOTY | CIB | $16.00 | |
| Xbox One | Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare | CIB | $10.00 |
| Item | Condition | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 8-bit Classic Mario amiibo | NIB | $13.00 |
| Blathers (Animal Crossing) amiibo | Loose | $6.00 |
| Bowser | Loose | $8.00 |
| Chibi-Robo | Loose | $9.00 |
| Cyrus (Animal Crossing) amiibo | Loose | $6.00 |
| Daisy [Super Smash Bros] | Loose | $30.00 |
| Fox amiibo | NIB | $14.00 |
| Ganondorf amiibo | Loose | $13.00 |
| Inkling Boy (Splatoon) amiibo | Loose | $9.00 |
| Inkling Boy amiibo | Loose | $9.00 |
| Inkling Boy amiibo | Loose | $9.00 |
| Inkling Girl | Loose | $10.00 |
| Inkling Girl amiibo | Loose | $10.00 |
| Inkling Squid | Loose | $12.00 |
| Inkling Squid - Neon Purple | Loose | $10.00 |
| Inkling Squid - Neon Purple amiibo | Loose | $10.00 |
| Kirby - Star | Loose | $14.00 |
| Link (Smash) amiibo | Loose | $15.00 |
| Link (Smash) amiibo | Loose | $15.00 |
| Link (Smash) amiibo | Loose | $15.00 |
| Little Mac (Smash) amiibo | NIB | $20.00 |
| Lottie (Animal Crossing) amiibo | Loose | $3.00 |
| Lucario amiibo | NIB | $10.00 |
| Lucas (Smash) amiibo | Loose | $9.00 |
| Lucas amiibo | Loose | $9.00 |
| Mario - 30th, Classic | Loose | $7.00 |
| Mario (Wedding) amiibo | Loose | $14.00 |
| Marth (Smash) amiibo | Loose | $9.00 |
| Mewtwo amiibo (packaging plastic damages) | CIB | $10.00 |
| Octoling Boy | Loose | $14.00 |
| Octoling Girl | Loose | $17.00 |
| Octoling Octopus | Loose | $20.00 |
| Peach (Smash) amiibo (figure came loose from stand) | Loose | $9.00 |
| Pearl / Marina 2-pack amiibo | NIB | $23.00 |
| Reese (Animal Crossing) amiibo | Loose | $4.00 |
| Waddle Dee | Loose | $9.00 |
| Yarn Yoshi - Green | Loose | $15.00 |
| Boo | Loose | $23.00 |
| Bowser - Super Mario | Loose | $12.00 |
| Luigi - Super Mario | Loose | $17.00 |
| Mario - Super Mario | Loose | $14.00 |
2024.06.08 23:10 Certain-Succotash766 cDAT Breakdown (23AA, 21 PAT)
 | Test Scores: submitted by Certain-Succotash766 to predental [link] [comments] Reading and Comprehension: 20 Biology: 24 Chemistry: 24 Science total: 24 Academic Average: 23 Perception: 21 The cDAT gets no love so I thought I’d make a post on my experience writing the DAT as I got my test marks back today. Timeline: I followed the 8-week study schedule from the DATCrusher website and studied for roughly 10 weeks. How I studied: I followed the schedule strictly to make sure I did everything which really wasn’t much until you get to taxonomy so roughly 6-10 hours each day, I watched the videos, and I took notes. I didn’t read the chem notes tho lol because I think the guy in the videos does a great job and you can practice all of the same questions in the videos. Every single new fact or question I got wrong I wrote down (sometimes multiple times to make sure I’d remember it after x number of mistakes) on a piece of paper which I pattern folded ;) into a four sided sheet and jotted down simple notes such as (arthropods - tagmata) or (tannins - bitterness in plants - secondary compound) to act as flash cards and review notes for when I got to phase 2 of the study schedule. I didn’t use anki or anything else just this simple notes on paper. This equated to 30 pieces of paper total which can be reviewed passively in 4 days and actively in 1-2 days! Chem: I made sure to complete however many questions each module had so anywhere from 60 -220 questions and just jotted down simple notes on paper such as equations or statements like the laws of thermodynamics. I also wrote down every question I got wrong even if it was super long or if I already got it wrong before. Bio: I watched all the videos and took simple notes such as (deforestation - weather changes) or (primer pheromones - long term behavioural changes) and I made sure to write down simple notes for every question I got wrong even if (once again) I got it wrong multiple times. I did as many as 220 each day to make sure I covered everything before my test because it’s crucial as the notes do not have everything and you need to get some questions wrong to get some right in the future by writing them down same with chemistry. So 100% the game and do every question. Reading Comprehension: watched the vids and chose to read the passage for 5 mins however far I got even if only 3 big paragraphs and did the questions using search and destroy for the rest of the passage. I can’t lie I was too lazy to review when I got questions wrong but don’t be like me so u can score higher :). PAT: The vids are pretty essential to ur strategy cuz for keyholes and TFE you should be doing process of elimination, angle ranking you should be choosing to analyze the angles based on how u can eliminate the most answer choices. For hole punching u should draw a 4x4 grid, for cube counting u should draw a t table, and for pattern folding process of elimination once again. DATCrusher Scores: I have all the scores as I took picture but I’m kind of lazy so I’ll just write the range of the score I got for each section. Bio: 25 - 27. Really surprised after every test but I studied well by reviewing my pattern folded notes. I got 128 for all sciences on my MCAT so I was also pretty confident beforehand. Chem: 21 - 28. Got 21 on one test but the others averaged 25. I was careful to read the question twice before answering for keywords like rate constant when asked if it will change based on a change of concentration (answer is no/0 effect). When balacing equations I just look for an answer to start with and count instead of doing it from scratch to save time. PAT: 19-22. what I felt was one of my weakest sections it was super hard to predict angles I was usually scoring 11/15 on keyholes, 8/15 on TFE, 9-12 on angles, 15 on CC and hole punching and 10-14 on pattern folding. For angles I just trusted my gut and honestly did so much better than when I was using suggested angles in the answer choices. For the other sections process of elimination is key and then the test becomes super easy. RC: 19-23. Was super scared of this section too because western’s cutoffs are a 19 and if I didn’t get high enough I would be screwed. I just read 5 mins of passage and searched and destroyed. Kaplan and Princeton Dat scores: I honestly forgot to write these down but I didn’t do to well I think I got a 17 in chemistry on one of them which is very different from what I’ve been getting on DATcrusher so if your scores are low don’t mind it too much. I did these in the final 5 days before my exam. i fekt like pat on both was not representative of the real test and the science sections were a tad too hard. 2007 and 2009 Dat Scores: Yes, I’m probably one of the few people who actually did them. i did these in the final 3 days before my dat. these felt super easy in terms of the sciences and the pat where process of elimination got me really great marks. 2007 Bio: 22 Chem: 25 PAT: 20 RC: 20 2009 Bio: 22 Chem: 22 Pat: 23 RC: 21 Actual DAT Scores Drum roll please! Okay so to preface I thought I was super smart and drank an energy drink the day before my test and 2 on the day of my test. Well guys I hadn’t been drinking caffeine in a while so I stayed up the whole night and got 2 hours of sleep and just took a super cold shower in the morning to activate my reticular activating system location in my brain step (which is the same location that regulates sleep ;) ) and literally chugged my 2 energy drinks and ate a donut the morning of my test. When I got to the test center I felt super confident and felt aura around my body like goku for some reason. Anyways i got there 20 mins early and shoved a wad of toilet paper in my crotch so i could tinkle during my exam (which i did about 3 times and i got no piss on me!) I started my test and on question 5 the screen went black lol. So at first I was kind of panicking but then they told me that time actually stopped when the monitor did so I technically got more time to think about that question I as stuck on. Bio felt hard I had 8 marked questions by the end of my 30 mins and Chem I had 6 questions marked which it felt a bit easier with not too many calculations and more theory based. I took my break ate a donut and started pat. I hit review and jumped to question 31. I literally was like what the actual fuck when I got to the angles because it was impossible to tell the difference but I had to spend only a certain amount of time on them so I just rushed through lol. The hole punching and cc was easy just had to secure the bag and get em right. Pattern folding felt pretty easy just had to due process of elimination. Keyholes again looked scary as it is not my friend and often commits hate crimes against me just wanted me to solve discrimination and use the process of elimination to discriminate between which ones are good and which ones are bad based on features not present in the image. Same for TFE. When I got to the end, question 30, I accidentally touched the button again and it unclicked my answer! Please don’t do this to yourselves. Took my break ate some more donut and started reading comp I switched my strategy last second and read it for 5 mins and answered the questions I could and then used the rest of the paragraph to answer the rest using search and destroy. I realized my first passage had 20 questions and i considered seizing to get the invigilator to allow me to reschedule my test cuz at this point I was scared of not meeting westerns cutoffs. Alas I continued this just meant the other two passages have 15 questions so I continued. I used a lot of time but I had to guess randomly on 4 out of 5 of the last 5 questions as I could just barely make it to the end and click on question 50 due to our good old cockblock, the prometric delay. I ate cheetos and waited 20 days until today. Alas: Biology: 24 I am so shocked because I didn’t do as well on the official tests. Chemistry: 24 I thought I would have done better. Pat: 21 I have no idea how cuz angles was hard and again I had to guess on questions during TFE to save time. Process of elimination was key I guess. Just figure out what is not in the image for almost all sections of Pat. RC: 20 I am so happy even though I think everyone would consider this a below average score because it makes westerns cutoffs! I did not think I would get this score because I calculated that I could get at most 15 q wrong to get a 19 with already 5 questions wrong because i had to guess on 4/5 of them and didn’t get to answer one. Overall: learn from my mistakes and don’t drink a monster the day before ur test, do not double click an answer or it will disappear, and do put toilet paper on ur crotch to tinkle during your exam ;) Please find my score report attached below! |
2024.06.08 22:37 Admirable-Poet-6450 FCOL - We’re All Parenting Over Here
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/were-all-parenting-over-here/id354082588?i=1000658137893
I did Adam's best. Your boy, da'hop is kind of sick as a dog. So, the blow by blow and timestamps are trash manger level. Da'hop seriously lacks awesome.
Guys and butters, this is what I have for you...
around 1:45 - that dumb cunt SWT complains about being the default parent and if it every goes away. Gold digging cunt says no and everybody always has a problem. Her kids are still living with her and etc. FF.
Yes you stupid twats having a crotch goblin is hard. If being a parent was easy that dumb cunt not named Claire could do it.
Around 2:02 - The daughter has conjunctivitis
Bit after - Somebody named Wendy (your guess is as good as mine) locks them out of the house because she thought there was a key pad. Lynette is put out because they contacted her. Yet Sonny was home.
How is it possible these people live? How do they remember to exchange CO2 for O2 every minute or so.
3 - Long fucking story by the gold digging cunt (or is it twat, I'm running a temp and cannot remember). Daughter has a friend with a fancy pickup. Natalie drives the friend because Natalie doesn't want to be seen in a pickup. Where I grew up, women wanted to be driven in a pickup...Friend leaves the truck parked either in the driveway (of the old house, I debate this since Adam would have complained about it) or in the driveway of her rental or right on the street.
Anyways the pickup is a big problem for them and parking at her rental. Poor sonny takes the 3rd spot and mostly parks on the street.
Some friend of Lynette scraped her benz pulling out because she couldn't see a wall due to the truck.
I wish I was kidding. Their solution to this problem is Nextdoor. Have it towed. Or, how about talk to your kid. Or talk to the other kid. Or the fucking parents...
I punched out. Too sick and these cunts (not named Claire) are simply too stupid.
Guys and butters, I actually felt bad for Sonny. When he figures out that he got the short stick for most of his life because it is easy for not parents to placate their daughter, rather than you know be a fucking parent and the hired help wasn't there 24/7...he will have a lot to process.
I made it in less than 10 minutes.
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I did Adam's best. Your boy, da'hop is kind of sick as a dog. So, the blow by blow and timestamps are trash manger level. Da'hop seriously lacks awesome.
Guys and butters, this is what I have for you...
around 1:45 - that dumb cunt SWT complains about being the default parent and if it every goes away. Gold digging cunt says no and everybody always has a problem. Her kids are still living with her and etc. FF.
Yes you stupid twats having a crotch goblin is hard. If being a parent was easy that dumb cunt not named Claire could do it.
Around 2:02 - The daughter has conjunctivitis
Bit after - Somebody named Wendy (your guess is as good as mine) locks them out of the house because she thought there was a key pad. Lynette is put out because they contacted her. Yet Sonny was home.
How is it possible these people live? How do they remember to exchange CO2 for O2 every minute or so.
3 - Long fucking story by the gold digging cunt (or is it twat, I'm running a temp and cannot remember). Daughter has a friend with a fancy pickup. Natalie drives the friend because Natalie doesn't want to be seen in a pickup. Where I grew up, women wanted to be driven in a pickup...Friend leaves the truck parked either in the driveway (of the old house, I debate this since Adam would have complained about it) or in the driveway of her rental or right on the street.
Anyways the pickup is a big problem for them and parking at her rental. Poor sonny takes the 3rd spot and mostly parks on the street.
Some friend of Lynette scraped her benz pulling out because she couldn't see a wall due to the truck.
I wish I was kidding. Their solution to this problem is Nextdoor. Have it towed. Or, how about talk to your kid. Or talk to the other kid. Or the fucking parents...
I punched out. Too sick and these cunts (not named Claire) are simply too stupid.
Guys and butters, I actually felt bad for Sonny. When he figures out that he got the short stick for most of his life because it is easy for not parents to placate their daughter, rather than you know be a fucking parent and the hired help wasn't there 24/7...he will have a lot to process.
I made it in less than 10 minutes.
2024.06.08 18:56 Sweet-Count2557 Fun Things to Do in Louisville With Kids Ky
 | Fun Things to Do in Louisville With Kids Ky Hey there, fellow adventure-seekers! We've got an exciting guide for you on all the fun things to do in Louisville with kids.Get ready to explore the vibrant city of Louisville, Kentucky, where history, culture, and outdoor adventures await. From fascinating museums and picturesque parks to thrilling theme parks and unique underground adventures, there's something for everyone in this lively city.So gather your family, and let's dive into the endless possibilities of fun in Louisville!Key TakeawaysOld Louisville Walking Tour and Kentucky Derby Museum are highly educational and suitable for kids of all ages.Cherokee Park and Waterfront Park offer outdoor activities and events that are enjoyable for the whole family.Joe Hubers Family Farm & Restaurant provides a fun and delicious dining experience with farm activities for kids.Kentucky Kingdom & Hurricane Bay is a family-friendly amusement park with thrilling rides and water slides.Walking Tours in LouisvilleWalking tours in Louisville offer a unique way for families to explore the city together. Not only do you get to see the famous landmarks in Louisville, but you also get to admire the beautiful Old Louisville architecture. As you walk through the streets, you'll be transported back in time, marveling at the intricate details of the historic buildings.The tour guides are knowledgeable and make the experience educational and engaging for all ages. They share interesting stories and facts about the city's history, making it a fun and informative adventure.Whether you're visiting the stunning Churchill Downs or strolling along the charming neighborhoods, these walking tours are the perfect way to immerse yourself in the rich culture and heritage of Louisville.Museums in LouisvilleLouisville offers a variety of museums that cater to the interests of families with kids. These museums provide interactive exhibits and cultural experiences that are both educational and fun.One such museum is the Kentucky Derby Museum, where kids can learn about the history and excitement of the famous horse race.Another museum worth visiting is the Muhammad Ali Center, which celebrates the life and legacy of the boxing legend.The Frazier History Museum offers a glimpse into the past with its exhibits on historical events and figures.And of course, the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory is a must-visit for baseball fans, where kids can see how baseball bats are made and even hold a real one.These museums provide a great opportunity for families to learn and have fun together.Outdoor Parks in LouisvilleWe can continue exploring the family-friendly attractions in Louisville by visiting the outdoor parks in the city. Here are four fantastic parks that offer scenic trails, picnic areas, and a variety of family-friendly activities:Cherokee Park: This 409-acre green space, designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, is perfect for biking and running on the scenic loop. You can also enjoy picnicking and playing frisbee or golf. It's suitable for all ages.Waterfront Park: Located on the banks of the Ohio River, this 85-acre municipal park offers free wireless internet access and engaging events throughout the year. You can enjoy festivals, live concerts, and it's suitable for babies, toddlers, pre-teens, teens, and parents.Charlie Vettiner Park: This local park in Jeffersontown has sports amenities like a golf course, baseball field, and basketball court. It also has a grass field and playground for younger children. You can enjoy picnicking and hiking opportunities. It's suitable for the entire family.Louisville Waterfront Botanical Gardens: Explore the diverse plant collections and themed gardens at this botanical garden and cultural center. They also offer educational programs and workshops for all ages.Now, let's move on to the next section about family farms and restaurants in Louisville.Family Farms and Restaurants in LouisvilleContinuing our exploration of family-friendly attractions in Louisville, let's now delve into the delightful world of family farms and restaurants in the area.One place that comes highly recommended is Joe Hubers Family Farm & Restaurant, located just 28 minutes away from Louisville in Borden. Not only does this cozy restaurant offer delicious home-cooked meals, but it also provides fun farm activities for kids. Imagine petting adorable farm animals, going on tractor rides, and even picking your own fruits and vegetables! It's a great way to connect with nature and learn about where our food comes from.After a day filled with farming adventures, you'll be ready for the next exciting stop on our journey – the theme parks and water parks in Louisville. Get ready for thrills and spills!Theme Parks and Water Parks in LouisvilleAfter exploring the family farms and restaurants in the area, let's now dive into the exciting world of theme parks and water parks in Louisville. Get ready for some thrilling attractions and a family-friendly environment that will make your day unforgettable. Here are four awesome places to visit:Kentucky Kingdom & Hurricane Bay: This fun-filled amusement park offers thrilling rides and water slides that will leave you screaming with excitement. With a variety of attractions and shows, there's something for everyone in the family.Atlantis Water Park: Dive into a world of water fun at Atlantis Water Park. With giant slides, lazy rivers, and splash pads, you'll have a splashing good time. Don't forget your sunscreen!Louisville Mega Cavern: Explore an underground adventure park like no other at Louisville Mega Cavern. Zip-line through the cavern, conquer aerial ropes courses, and take a historic tram tour. It's a unique and exciting experience for the whole family.Bluegrass Indoor Karting: If you love speed and competition, head to Bluegrass Indoor Karting. Race against friends and family on their indoor go-kart track. It's an adrenaline-pumping experience you won't want to miss.Frequently Asked QuestionsAre There Any Age Restrictions for the Old Louisville Walking Tour?There are no age restrictions for the Old Louisville Walking Tour. It's a great activity for families with young children, tweens, and teenagers.The tour offers a 4.5/5 educational value and a 3.5/5 fun factor. It's accessible and affordable, making it a convenient option for families to explore the historic neighborhood of Old Louisville.The best time to visit the Old Louisville Walking Tour is during the day when you can fully appreciate the beautiful architecture and learn about the area's rich history.What Is the Admission Fee for the Kentucky Derby Museum?The admission fee for the Kentucky Derby Museum isn't mentioned in the provided information. However, we can tell you that the Old Louisville walking tour doesn't have any age restrictions, making it a fun activity for the whole family.It's always great to find attractions that everyone can enjoy together. Don't forget to check out the other exciting things to do in Louisville with kids, like visiting museums, parks, and even going on riverboat cruises.There's something for everyone!Can You Bring Outside Food and Drinks to Cherokee Park?Yes, you can bring outside food and drinks to Cherokee Park. It's a great place for a picnic with the family. However, it's always a good idea to clean up after yourselves and dispose of any trash properly.As for the Old Louisville Walking Tour, there are no age restrictions mentioned. It's a fun and educational experience for everyone, from young children to teenagers. You'll get to explore the historic neighborhood and learn about its fascinating history.Do You Need to Make a Reservation for the Joe Hubers Family Farm & Restaurant?You don't need to make a reservation for the Joe Hubers Family Farm & Restaurant. They've a first-come, first-served policy.The restaurant has specific hours of operation, so make sure to check their website or call ahead.It's a fun place to go with your family, with a family-friendly atmosphere and delicious home-cooked meals.Plus, they've fun farm activities for kids to enjoy.Are There Any Height Restrictions for the Rides at Kentucky Kingdom & Hurricane Bay?At Kentucky Kingdom & Hurricane Bay, there are height restrictions for some rides. However, there are plenty of thrilling and fun rides that are perfect for kids of all ages.Some of the best rides for kids include the Tin Lizzies, Roller Skater, and Scream Extreme. These rides offer a great mix of excitement and safety, ensuring a memorable experience for the whole family.ConclusionIn Louisville, the possibilities for family fun are endless! From exploring historic neighborhoods on walking tours to experiencing the thrill of theme parks and outdoor adventures, there's something for everyone to enjoy.Discover the fascinating history and culture of the city through its many museums, or spend a relaxing day picnicking and playing in the beautiful parks.Whether you're a history buff, nature lover, or adventure seeker, Louisville has it all. So come and make memories that will last a lifetime in this vibrant city! submitted by Sweet-Count2557 to worldkidstravel [link] [comments] |
2024.06.08 17:35 CakeriaBiatch Show me your athlete ocs!! This is mine- Ivory “Ivy” Crystallum. She’s a figure skater!
Also attached is her skating dress
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2024.06.08 06:48 Beginning-Design-519 Tale of Idiot Shopper VS Stop and Shop (literally)
[A lot of people liked the last one to my surprise!! so I figured I’d do another one even tho this one is longer and not as interesting unfortunately. 😅] —
Once upon a time there lived an idiot shopper who lay in bed after picking up her younger sibling from a certain location and bringing her home (curses, being the older sibling with a license!!!!!).
Even though she is now tired, she decides, “ehh, I may as well turn instacart on and see what’s around.”
One order particularly caught her eye. It was about 12 dollars for stop and shop. The items wanted, you may ask? “10 bags.”
Why, ten bags? I wonder what this means? she thought.
The idiot shopper clicked on the order, attempting to view the images of what possibly may have been ordered. But alas, no images were presented to thine eyes! Confused, discombobulated, flabbergasted… she pulls an absolute classic idiot move:
She accidentally clicks “accept.”
No… she subconsciously mutters… this couldn’t be…
The idiot shopper is still a beginner and did not know how to cancel a batch at that time.
Fine, she decides… I have brought this upon myself… I shall rise, prevail, and conquer for the sake of this sacred customer…
And so the idiot shopper arose from her bed and made the courageous voyage to stop and shop. Upon arrival, she parked in a pick-up parking spot as per the instructions via instacart. She was now to call a number according to instacart, and did so:
“Why hello madam, thou hast come to retrieve an order for this customer with this ID number.”
“Are you with instacart?”
She pridefully announces: “Yes, madam, I am; please, withhold your applause! No autographs today— unless you tip, then we’ll talk.”
“You have to come inside.”
Goddamnit.
So the idiot shopper exits her car and enters the store, where she spots a smaller area (an express area) with predominantly workers and carts and bags. Perhaps this is where the order shall be retrieved?
But the idiot shopper had to admit to herself that… this environment, oh how it was intimidating… what if I am incorrect about this assumption? Oh, but what a fool I’d make of myself!
So she enters a line for some kind of customer service thing with the intentions of asking a cashier for help, but alas, a couple in front of her was taking 82367292836 years to order stamps or some bs. The idiot shopper, though trembling, pulls up her big girl pants and decided to walk back to the express area.
Aha! She discovers, this is indeed the correct spot!
Here, the idiot shopper noticed a man dressed in normal clothes talking to the workers. The idiot shopper assumes he is an off-duty stop and shop worker because it seems as though he knows them very well and personally, and vise versa.
But he picks up a cart! And that is when she realized he is also a shopper.
This very well-experienced, clearly superior shopper (with a really nice car btw) begins to make conversation with the feeble idiot shopper after she finally gets a cart of her own (the bags were filled with groceries and had to be scanned; if you aren’t a beginner like me you probably already knew that from the start).
The man is a mechanic, and is a regular at stop and shop, and tells me that all he does is sit in that parking lot and makes around $150 dollars a day. He was genuinely super nice and the idiot shopper really enjoyed talking to him.
But time was a-tickin, and we both had to leave… the idiot shopper knew she was already a bit late…
She arrives at the sacred customer’s house. A very kind elderly woman walks out of her humble abode.
“I thought you forgot about me!” She exclaims.
The idiot shopper had never felt more like… yep, you thought right, an idiot… than in that moment. A failure. A BAFOON!
“No!” she replied, “I would never!” The idiot shopper explained her tale to the nice lady.
The lady requested that the idiot shopper bring her bags inside as she had hurt her back. The idiot shopper and the nice older lady had also made great conversation. You see, the idiot shopper is also an idiot figure skater, and so she told her about the time where after avoiding the ice for some time, she decided to enter a certain figure skating move, and fell on her tailbone TWICE in the same spot… the nice older lady also complimented the idiot shopper’s hair, which is currently a reddish pink.
As she unpacks her groceries, she exclaims, “I have so many bags!”
The idiot shopper, wanting to be her saving grace, proclaimed, “I could take the bags for you if you would like!”
Then the idiot shopper realized she was probably charged for them. So she quickly adds on: “but you paid for them!”
The lovely customer looked intently and sternly into the eyes of the idiot shopper and replied:
“… I dont CARE!!”
The idiot shopper was tipped another 5 dollars in cash after this event, which was incredibly nice of the lady.
And so the idiot shopper— despite her idiotic mistake of accepting the order— ended her trip with what turned out to be a quite wholesome and very enjoyable experience that she was glad she embarked on, as well as 10 reusable stop and shop bags.
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Once upon a time there lived an idiot shopper who lay in bed after picking up her younger sibling from a certain location and bringing her home (curses, being the older sibling with a license!!!!!).
Even though she is now tired, she decides, “ehh, I may as well turn instacart on and see what’s around.”
One order particularly caught her eye. It was about 12 dollars for stop and shop. The items wanted, you may ask? “10 bags.”
Why, ten bags? I wonder what this means? she thought.
The idiot shopper clicked on the order, attempting to view the images of what possibly may have been ordered. But alas, no images were presented to thine eyes! Confused, discombobulated, flabbergasted… she pulls an absolute classic idiot move:
She accidentally clicks “accept.”
No… she subconsciously mutters… this couldn’t be…
The idiot shopper is still a beginner and did not know how to cancel a batch at that time.
Fine, she decides… I have brought this upon myself… I shall rise, prevail, and conquer for the sake of this sacred customer…
And so the idiot shopper arose from her bed and made the courageous voyage to stop and shop. Upon arrival, she parked in a pick-up parking spot as per the instructions via instacart. She was now to call a number according to instacart, and did so:
“Why hello madam, thou hast come to retrieve an order for this customer with this ID number.”
“Are you with instacart?”
She pridefully announces: “Yes, madam, I am; please, withhold your applause! No autographs today— unless you tip, then we’ll talk.”
“You have to come inside.”
Goddamnit.
So the idiot shopper exits her car and enters the store, where she spots a smaller area (an express area) with predominantly workers and carts and bags. Perhaps this is where the order shall be retrieved?
But the idiot shopper had to admit to herself that… this environment, oh how it was intimidating… what if I am incorrect about this assumption? Oh, but what a fool I’d make of myself!
So she enters a line for some kind of customer service thing with the intentions of asking a cashier for help, but alas, a couple in front of her was taking 82367292836 years to order stamps or some bs. The idiot shopper, though trembling, pulls up her big girl pants and decided to walk back to the express area.
Aha! She discovers, this is indeed the correct spot!
Here, the idiot shopper noticed a man dressed in normal clothes talking to the workers. The idiot shopper assumes he is an off-duty stop and shop worker because it seems as though he knows them very well and personally, and vise versa.
But he picks up a cart! And that is when she realized he is also a shopper.
This very well-experienced, clearly superior shopper (with a really nice car btw) begins to make conversation with the feeble idiot shopper after she finally gets a cart of her own (the bags were filled with groceries and had to be scanned; if you aren’t a beginner like me you probably already knew that from the start).
The man is a mechanic, and is a regular at stop and shop, and tells me that all he does is sit in that parking lot and makes around $150 dollars a day. He was genuinely super nice and the idiot shopper really enjoyed talking to him.
But time was a-tickin, and we both had to leave… the idiot shopper knew she was already a bit late…
She arrives at the sacred customer’s house. A very kind elderly woman walks out of her humble abode.
“I thought you forgot about me!” She exclaims.
The idiot shopper had never felt more like… yep, you thought right, an idiot… than in that moment. A failure. A BAFOON!
“No!” she replied, “I would never!” The idiot shopper explained her tale to the nice lady.
The lady requested that the idiot shopper bring her bags inside as she had hurt her back. The idiot shopper and the nice older lady had also made great conversation. You see, the idiot shopper is also an idiot figure skater, and so she told her about the time where after avoiding the ice for some time, she decided to enter a certain figure skating move, and fell on her tailbone TWICE in the same spot… the nice older lady also complimented the idiot shopper’s hair, which is currently a reddish pink.
As she unpacks her groceries, she exclaims, “I have so many bags!”
The idiot shopper, wanting to be her saving grace, proclaimed, “I could take the bags for you if you would like!”
Then the idiot shopper realized she was probably charged for them. So she quickly adds on: “but you paid for them!”
The lovely customer looked intently and sternly into the eyes of the idiot shopper and replied:
“… I dont CARE!!”
The idiot shopper was tipped another 5 dollars in cash after this event, which was incredibly nice of the lady.
And so the idiot shopper— despite her idiotic mistake of accepting the order— ended her trip with what turned out to be a quite wholesome and very enjoyable experience that she was glad she embarked on, as well as 10 reusable stop and shop bags.
2024.06.08 03:33 silverblades0913 Update: 24 weeks pregnant 6 weeks postop ACL + MCL internal brace
Hello ACL
I'm writing an update because I want to use this forum so someday some other pregnant woman is going to be in my situation, and I want to give them hope, a story, even with a sample size of 1 to let them know that if they have surgery, it'll be OK.
Today, I am 6 weeks post op and I took my very first steps. I could have cried tears of joy. Because of the MCL repair, I was told I had to wait the dreaded 6 weeks of no weight bearing. I have always worn my brace outside the house, at 2 weeks I got cleared to sleep without it and in the house just put my leg out in front, no issues. PT wasn't that happy with that answer, but realistically I pee every 2 hours (thanks pregnancy) and taking that thing on and off is just not practical. I was INCRESIBLY careful. Don't worry, when I "walk" (brace + 2 crutches) that brace is on 100% of the time. But if it's a bathroom run, we'll just do the one legged two crutch swing for speed.
I should say that I was a competitive figure skater for 12 years, and have been skating for 25. Humble brag, but I have exceptional balance and I'm built like a T-Rex, big thighs, little arms. I could do leg lifts, in full brace, day after surgery (hamstring graft). I could stand on one leg for my nighttime pill/toothbrush routine. And most importantly, I could pistol squat with my good leg from sitting on a stair to a full stand. This made getting up INCREDIBLY easy relative to my peers. If I have any tip for anyone undergoing the surgery, especially where you will be 6 weeks non weight bearing, Do. Pistol. Squats.
My bend is at 75 degrees, thanks a lot MCL. It's improving steadily but slowly. I'm fighting a lot of swelling, but I can't take NSAIDs (pregnancy) and had a hard time naturally clearing the swelling (non weight bearing). An MUA isn't out of the question, but the fact that I'm improving over time tells me I can likely avoid it. I am NOT the typical ACL case because of the internal brace, which hurts 10x worse than my ACL.
Mentally this has been the toughest thing I've ever done. The longevity of 6 weeks and the loss of independence is tough (and ive had spinal surgery, this is 1000x worse). My husband is a saint, and if he's at work friends and coworkers have been able to take me to appointments. It's costing me a lot in thank you lunches, but worth it to show the gratitude for people going out of their way to help. On the plus side. The leg sucks so much that I'm not so focused on all the pregnancy issues. Did have acid reflux hiccups for the first time today though, -1/10.
The baby is FINE. All 10 fingers, all 10 toes, completely normal anatomy scan. Admittedly a good friend of mine had cancer while pregnant, and she has a perfectly healthy neurotypical 3 year old. That gave me a lot of peace. I know everyone is worried about the drugs, but a bunch of doctors a lot smarter than me said this would be OK, and so far they are right. The risk is worth it. I cannot imagine how I could have cared for an infant if I could not move. The stress that would put on my family, my husband being unable to care for me and keep his job, there is no way we would have made it out as an intact family unit. You can check my previous posts for how they accommodated my actual surgery and the considerations I took when deciding.
I'm hoping now that I can "walk" I can help clear some of the fluid in my leg. Still icing and elevating, and taking it easy. But I need to work hard to get better so I can have a successful pregnancy, a healthy baby, and a healthy knee. Will check in maybe at 8 or 12 weeks postop. Good luck fam, one day at a time.
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I'm writing an update because I want to use this forum so someday some other pregnant woman is going to be in my situation, and I want to give them hope, a story, even with a sample size of 1 to let them know that if they have surgery, it'll be OK.
Today, I am 6 weeks post op and I took my very first steps. I could have cried tears of joy. Because of the MCL repair, I was told I had to wait the dreaded 6 weeks of no weight bearing. I have always worn my brace outside the house, at 2 weeks I got cleared to sleep without it and in the house just put my leg out in front, no issues. PT wasn't that happy with that answer, but realistically I pee every 2 hours (thanks pregnancy) and taking that thing on and off is just not practical. I was INCRESIBLY careful. Don't worry, when I "walk" (brace + 2 crutches) that brace is on 100% of the time. But if it's a bathroom run, we'll just do the one legged two crutch swing for speed.
I should say that I was a competitive figure skater for 12 years, and have been skating for 25. Humble brag, but I have exceptional balance and I'm built like a T-Rex, big thighs, little arms. I could do leg lifts, in full brace, day after surgery (hamstring graft). I could stand on one leg for my nighttime pill/toothbrush routine. And most importantly, I could pistol squat with my good leg from sitting on a stair to a full stand. This made getting up INCREDIBLY easy relative to my peers. If I have any tip for anyone undergoing the surgery, especially where you will be 6 weeks non weight bearing, Do. Pistol. Squats.
My bend is at 75 degrees, thanks a lot MCL. It's improving steadily but slowly. I'm fighting a lot of swelling, but I can't take NSAIDs (pregnancy) and had a hard time naturally clearing the swelling (non weight bearing). An MUA isn't out of the question, but the fact that I'm improving over time tells me I can likely avoid it. I am NOT the typical ACL case because of the internal brace, which hurts 10x worse than my ACL.
Mentally this has been the toughest thing I've ever done. The longevity of 6 weeks and the loss of independence is tough (and ive had spinal surgery, this is 1000x worse). My husband is a saint, and if he's at work friends and coworkers have been able to take me to appointments. It's costing me a lot in thank you lunches, but worth it to show the gratitude for people going out of their way to help. On the plus side. The leg sucks so much that I'm not so focused on all the pregnancy issues. Did have acid reflux hiccups for the first time today though, -1/10.
The baby is FINE. All 10 fingers, all 10 toes, completely normal anatomy scan. Admittedly a good friend of mine had cancer while pregnant, and she has a perfectly healthy neurotypical 3 year old. That gave me a lot of peace. I know everyone is worried about the drugs, but a bunch of doctors a lot smarter than me said this would be OK, and so far they are right. The risk is worth it. I cannot imagine how I could have cared for an infant if I could not move. The stress that would put on my family, my husband being unable to care for me and keep his job, there is no way we would have made it out as an intact family unit. You can check my previous posts for how they accommodated my actual surgery and the considerations I took when deciding.
I'm hoping now that I can "walk" I can help clear some of the fluid in my leg. Still icing and elevating, and taking it easy. But I need to work hard to get better so I can have a successful pregnancy, a healthy baby, and a healthy knee. Will check in maybe at 8 or 12 weeks postop. Good luck fam, one day at a time.
2024.06.08 03:04 DrChud How do I change hair colour in THPS 1+2?
The title says it all. I can't figure out how to change the hair colour on my custom skater. Halp plz. I'm playing on Steam.
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2024.06.07 22:59 Ekaj12345 Autograph Help Needed on Poster
 | Hope this is ok, I found this at a garage sale and it took me right back to my high school days! I think I figured out most of the autos except two up top. I remember Bucky was my main in the original Tony hawk pro skater on n64 so to have his autograph is amazing! submitted by Ekaj12345 to skateboarding [link] [comments] |