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r/WANDAVISION•

TL;DR This started purely as a disscussion thread about a question I had and is now full on tinfoil. I'm going to give a few options as to why Vision still has his Mind-Stone-Abilities and then I'm going to run with the last one. The majority of the end of the post is all half cocked theory, or 3/4 cocked, or maybe 5/8. It all depends if I'm delusional from sleep deprivation or if I'm a full on wallstreetbets monke (psst, I'm as regarded as they get).

Anyway I hope you have fun with this, here we go. . .

How is it possible for Vision to blink people in and out of the Hex's/Wanda's mental control?

The mind stone is what gave him these abilities but the mind stone is destroyed. S

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r/baseballcards•

TL;DR below

So I'm watching the CC Sabathia Doc with the old man and it's at the part where they bring up CC getting to 3000k's. I was confused as I didn't think that was a real big deal, "Didn't Nolan Ryan get like 10,000k?" (I know, I'm a basketball/fball kinda guy, I'm an idiot)

My dad starts laughing and looks up all-time stats. Before he's done I realize I'm specifically thinking about all the Nolan Ryan 5000k cards I had as a kid. So I google the cards to distract myself as Pops continues to let me know I'm a dumbass.

This leads to me finding a 1990 5000k NR error card on eBay going for $13,000 and a non-error version going for $500. A card I know I have, a card I feel like I s

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r/gameofthrones•

This is Sandor. He's the Clegane brother known as The Hound.

This is Gregor. He's the Clegane brother known as The Mountain.

Here we see them during their last meeting at the ruins of The Dragon Pit in King's Landing.

The Dragon Pit is like the Roman Coliseum but with dragons instead of gladiators.

The Coliseum itself is

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r/westworld•

Since I first started reading the non-linear theories on this lovely sub, there have always been some things about those ideas that I just couldn't fully get behind. Here is my attempt at dealing with those problems using a theory I haven't noticed here.

To put it simply:

  • I have a problem with Dolores having flashbacks of the MiB in the barn before shooting the scoundrel, and then going off her loop.

  • I have a problem/confusion about the appearance/disappearance of the rusted gun in Dolores's drawer.

  • If William and Dolores are looking for the maze in the past then they never find it considering the MiB still doesn't know where it is some 30 years later. Why would the MiB wait 30

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r/oilpainting•

I use to paint a lot but stopped in college before it got really serious. Because of this I never got to learn from someone that really knew what they where doing.

The last time I sat down to paint I got really frustrated with the colors I had from years ago.

I don't know why I never noticed before, but I absolutely fucking hate burnt umber or sienna or which ever one (maybe both?). It just makes my eyes want to bleed.

I don't have a lot of money to dump into experimenting so I'm hoping some of you can help me out.

What are the 10-15 colors I should grab that will be best suited for realistic color development? Does such a list of "essential colors for oil" even exist? If so that's b

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