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Title: Robo-Man
Fandom: Marvel's Midnight Suns
Rating: G
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Summary: icons of Marvel's Midnight Suns Tony Stark. made these for a friend who's obstacle to role-playing as this character was a lack of icons... and since i've been playing the game recently, i snagged screenshots to make icons from. (i also have a mod on the game to improve Tony's facial hair bc i can't abide the mustache-only look)

these were made for [personal profile] robo_man's journal, so if they give the okay, these are free to snag, otherwise, all theirs. XD


Robo-Man )

[ SECRET POST #7037 ]

Apr. 12th, 2026 02:24 pm
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⌈ Secret Post #7037 ⌋

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H2O°

Apr. 12th, 2026 05:45 pm
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Customer: "No, no, no. This room temperature water is too cold."
I poured some water from her teapot of hot water into it.
Me: "How about that?"
Customer: "Now it's too hot!"

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Whisker-Thin Understanding

Apr. 12th, 2026 05:00 pm
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Client: "It's a crypto! CatCoin!"
Me: "And you wanted me to design the website for it?"
Client: "No, you need to develop the coin. I can't pay you up front, but when people start buying it, I can split the costs with you."

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The Saga Of The Sign

Apr. 12th, 2026 03:00 pm
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Grandma comes to the door, pulls, pushes. She gives up. Defeated.
Twenty-something grandson pulls, pushes. Also defeated. Honestly, I'm not sure if he could've opened it even if it had been unlocked.
The hours of operation and the deadbolt are unforgiving.

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Hard Pass On Hardware

Apr. 12th, 2026 02:30 pm
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I used to complain about going to Home Depot all the time with my dad because he would always just want to wander around, so he tried to compromise.

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Sunday Sweets In Black & White

Apr. 12th, 2026 01:00 pm
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It's a Black Tie Affair on Sweets this week!

(By Clara's Designer Cakes)

 

Formal, dramatic, goes-with-everything - plus there's nothing better than black-and-white for showing off amazing textures:

(By Zoe's Fancy Cakes)

Like this brush embroidery!

 

Silhouettes are extra stunning in black and white:

(By Cake Lady Cakes)

And with lines this perfect, less really IS more.

 

This looks like a whimsical pop-up book come to life:

(By Rachelles)

Isn't it great? I love the layers!

Although the geek in me wants to see one with a blue phone booth. :D

 

These lines of handwritten script add a romantic, vintage feel:

(By Sophie Bifield Cake Company)

 

Just as romantic, but with extra bold color-blocking:

(By Lanre Buttercream)

I like the delicate trim on the top tier, and that string of pearls really softens the look.

 

Of course we can't talk black and white cakes without including one of the biggest new wedding trends:

(By Deliciously Decadent)

Chalkboard cakes!

Such a fun look, and perfect for incorporating a favorite phrase or song lyric.

 

Check out the darling bunny and fawn silhouettes on this bottom tier:

(By Rosalind Miller Cakes)

So sweet! Combined with the dripping floral vines it has a surprisingly light, spring-time feel to it.

 

You don't see many intricate string work cakes in the U.S. anymore; it's just too fragile and time-consuming, and if you live anywhere with humidity? Fuggitaboutit.

Which is why THIS is so gosh-darn impressive:

(By Geraldine's Creative Cutters)

If you've never seen a baker do string work, mosey on over to Youtube and marvel at the insane amount of time and talent this cake required.

 

And finally, more string work, plus intricate piping, hand-painting, and pure prettiness:

(By Gerardo's Italian Bakery)

That lace! That glorious lace! Just stunning.

 

Happy Sunday, everyone!

*****

P.S. My favorite black-and-white purchase EVER is our magnetic menu board. The design I use is back-ordered, but here's a similar style that's actually a better price:

Magnetic Dry Erase Menu Board

I've been raving about our planner for over two years; we use it every week, and it still looks brand new! I love that it comes with chalk markers, then after those wear out its fun switching up the colors. (I'm on my 3rd set of markers, and this time I chose Vintage Pastels. SO PRETTY.)

Mine cost $20, but this one is on sale for less than $10. Score.

This menu board is a sanity-saver, minions: John and I decide the week's menu every Sunday, so no more asking each other what's for dinner every night. It's also great for keeping a shopping list and leaving each other notes and doodles, then easily wipes clean with water.

*****

And from my other blog, Epbot:

A Picture-Perfect Assumption

Apr. 12th, 2026 01:30 pm
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Stressed Mom: *A bit embarrassed.* "You're not a tour guide, are you?"
Friend: "No, madam, I'm not."
A sigh came out of [Stressed Mother]. She grabbed her book tighter.
Stressed Mom: "I'm sorry. You were speaking with such authority, and the book is so unhelpful, we kinda thought... you know..."

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Apr. 12th, 2026 12:45 pm
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(At the time of this story, I work in an arts and craft supply store after I quit my job as an optician due to a toxic boss and getting underpaid. I am a woman in my early twenties. The customer is a man in his late 50s.) Customer: “I want to build a camera […]

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Apr. 12th, 2026 11:45 am
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I’m the OP from “Like A Cat Right Before Dinner Time.” One evening a couple with a bouncy black Lab came in, and I greeted them from the cash wrap (as very few people actually want to be approached the instant they set foot in a store, contrary to what corporations think, we would greet […]

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Apr. 12th, 2026 11:00 am
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This took place in the mid 2000’s. Every day when I got on the bus home I would always see one boy get harassed by a couple bullies. They would shift between stock insults to making fun of his hair length and calling him a girl. Typically the boy just ignores them and takes a […]

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Apr. 12th, 2026 10:00 am
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(I work in a school, running the copy room.) Teacher Email: Please print this document for me in color. Me: I’m sorry, the color copy machine is down right now. Teacher: Oh, that’s ok, I just needed a picture for social media. Me: (baffled) You… could take a screenshot? Teacher: Oh! But when I take […]

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Apr. 12th, 2026 09:00 am
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In our small town (60000 people) we live in a residential area that’s said to be one of the better ones. Our settlement is three sets of blocks of flats, four in a set, each describing the sides of a square, with a playground in the centre. The blocks are close to 30 years old […]

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Apr. 12th, 2026 08:00 am
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(This was in the 90’s, before cell phones were a thing. Like most teenagers, I always kept a phone card on me so I would be able to call my parents from a telephone booth if I had a problem. They came in many colors and designs and I knew kids who collected used cards. […]

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The case of the missing notifications

Apr. 11th, 2026 11:58 pm
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I keep forgetting to post about this: we've been troubleshooting the "missing notifications" problem for the past few days. (Well, I say "we", really I mean Mark and Robby; I'm just the amanuensis.) It's been one of those annoying loops of "find a logical explanation for what could be causing the problem, fix that thing, observe that the problem gets better for some people but doesn't go away completely, go back to step one and start again", sigh.

Mark is hauling out the heavy debugging ordinance to try to find the root cause. Once he's done building all the extra logging tools he needs, he'll comment to this entry. After he does, if you find a comment that should have gone to your inbox and sent an email notification but didn't, leave him a link to the comment that should have sent the notification, as long as the comment itself was made after Mark says he's collecting them. (I'd wait and post this after he gets the debug code in but I need to go to sleep and he's not sure how long it will take!)

We're sorry about the hassle! Irregular/sporadic issues like this are really hard to troubleshoot because it's impossible to know if they're fixed or if they're just not happening while you're looking. With luck, this will give us enough information to figure out the root cause for real this time.

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