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Weekly Events Thread 6/5/23 - 6/11/23

2023.06.05 16:15 STLhistoryBuff Weekly Events Thread 6/5/23 - 6/11/23

Please, feel free to add any events below! Check out the Visitor's Guide for more things to do around town!
Looking to meet up with people? Check out Meetup St. Louis.
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Be sure to continue scrolling past the Weekly Events for Trivia Nights, Live Music, Sporting Events, Local Comedy, and more!
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Sporting Events This Week Attractions Around the Area Comedy This Week
St. Louis Cardinals schedule Anheuser-Busch Brewery Funny Bone Comedy Club
St. Louis Blues schedule City Museum Helium Comedy Club
St. Louis City SC schedule Gateway Arch The Improv Shop
St. Louis Battlehawks schedule Missouri History Museum
St. Louis Billikens schedule National Blues Museum
Gateway Grizzlies schedule St. Louis Aquarium
Gateway Motorsports Park St. Louis Art Museum
St. Louis Ambush schedule St. Louis Science Center
St. Louis Zoo
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Trivia Nights
Location Date/Time More Information
Anheuser-Busch Biergarten Tuesdays 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Trivia Details
Bar K Tuesdays at 7:00 pm
City Foundry Thursdays 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Joey B's on the Hill Mondays 8:30 pm - 10:30 pm Trivia Details
Nick's Pub Mondays
Felix's Pizza Pub Tuesdays at 8:00 pm Trivia Details
Schlafly Brewpubs (Any Location) Tuesdays 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Trivia Details
Rockwell Beer Co Tuesdays Trivia Details (Reservations required)
The Mack Tuesdays at 8:00 pm Trivia Details
The Pat Connolly Tavern Wednesdays at 7:00 pm
The Post Wednesdays 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm Trivia Details
Pieces Board Game Bar & Cafe Wednesdays Trivia Details
HandleBar Thursdays at 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Trivia Details
Steve's Hot Dogs Tuesdays 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm Trivia Details
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Live Music This Week
Music Venues Live Music Around Town
Blueberry Hill Duck Room 1860 Saloon
Chesterfield Amphitheater BB's Jazz, Blues & Soups
Delmar Hall Broadway Oyster Bar
Enterprise Center City Foundry
The Fabulous Fox Theatre Gallery Pub
The Factory Game 6 Honky Tonk
Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre Gaslight Lounge
Off Broadway The Heavy Anchor
Old Rock House Jazz St. Louis
The Pageant Joe's Cafe
Red Flag The Lot on the Landing
The Sheldon McGurk's
St. Louis Music Park SoFar St. Louis Secret performances around town
St. Louis Symphony Concert Calendar Venice Cafe
Stifel Theatre Yaquis on Cherokee
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Recurring Outdoor Activities
Big Muddy Adventures – STL Riverfront Adventure Big Muddy Adventures was established in 2002. They are the first professional outfitteguiding company providing access to the wild wonders of the Middle Mississippi and Lower Missouri Rivers.
Gateway Arch Events There are a variety of things to do along the Mississippi River.
Hidden Valley Ski Resort Ziplining, scenic chairlift rides, and hiking trails opened during the summer. Skiing, snowboarding during the winter.
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2023.06.05 15:34 fganniversaries Fighting Game Anniversaries: Week 23 (June 5 - June 11)

Hey y'all, this is fganniversaries again. Like last week, I will be recapping anniversaries relating to fighting game announcements/releases this week. Like always, if I missed one, do please let me know in the comments. Here would be the following anniversaries:
June 5
June 6
June 7
June 8
June 9
June 10
June 11
Sometime this Month
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2023.06.05 15:30 fganniversaries Fighting Game Anniversaries: Week 23 (June 5 - June 11)

Hey y'all, this is fganniversaries again. Like last week, I will be recapping anniversaries relating to fighting game announcements/releases this week. Like always, if I missed one, do please let me know in the comments. Here would be the following anniversaries:
June 5
June 6
June 7
June 8
June 9
June 10
June 11
Sometime this Month
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2023.06.05 14:46 terrible_at_it_all [USA/NH] [H] Long list of comics! Collections include Batman, Amalgam, Hickman era X-Men, Milestone, Nightwing, Robin, and more! Pt. 1 A-M [W] Paypal

Prices negotiable. Complete collection at a discount as well as sets. Trying to downsize. Pictures upon request.
Action Comics
611, 613, 614, 615, 618, 627, 632, 1,000
Annual 1, 5
$50
Amalgam
Amalgam: Amazon
Amalgam: Assassins
Amalgam: JLX
Amalgam: Magneto and the Magnetic Men
Amalgam: Bruce Wayne: Agent of SHIELD
Amalgam: Bullets and Bracelets
Amalgam: Legends of the Dark Claw
Amalgam: Doctor Strange Fate
Amalgam: Speed Demon
Amalgam: Spider-Boy
Amalgam: Super Soldier
Amalgam: X-Patrol
Amalgam: Bat-Thing
Amalgam: Challengers of the Fantastic
Amalgam: Dark Claw Adventures
Amalgam: Generation Hex
Amalgam: Iron Lantern
Amalgam: JLX Unleashed
Amalgam: Lobo the Duck
Amalgam: The Magnetic Men featuring Magneto
Amalgam: Spider-Boy Team-Up
Amalgam: Super Soldier: Man of War
Amalgam: Thorion of the New Asgods
Amalgam: X-Patrol
$10 each
Amazing Spider-Man 692 $7
America's Best Comics Preview, a special supplement to Wizard: the Comics Magazine #91 $1
Aquaman 80th Anniversary $10
Aquamen #6 Cover B Variant Fico Ossio Card Stock Cover (Dark Crisis Tie-In) $5
Are You Afraid Of Darkseid #1 (One Shot) $10
Arkham City The Order Of The World
#1 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Variant Cover
#2 Cover A Regular Sam Wolfe Connelly Cover
#3 Cover B Variant Gary Frank Card Stock Cover
#4 Cover B Variant Jen Bartel Card Stock Cover
#5 Cover B Variant Derrick Chew Card Stock Cover
#6 Cover B Variant Kaare Andrews Card Stock Cover
$30
Armageddon: Inferno 1, 2 $2
Armageddon: The Alien Agenda 1, 4 $2
Astonishing X-Men 51 $5
Astro City Metrobook Vol 1 TP $25
Azrael
25, 26, 37, 41, 44,
Annual 3
$30
Bane of the Demon 1-3 of 4 $5
Basketful of Heads 1 $5
Batgirl 8, 23 $10
Batgirl 1 April 2000 $10
Batgirls
#1 Cover B Variant Inhyuk Lee Batgirls Masked Left Side Connecting Card Stock Cover
#2 Cover B Variant Hicham Habchi Card Stock Variant Cover
#3 Cover B Variant Kim Jacinto Card Stock Cover
#4 Cover D Variant Paulina Ganucheau International Womens Day Card Stock Cover
#5 Cover B Variant Michael Cho Card Stock Cover
#6 Cover C Variant Audrey Mok AAPI Card Stock Cover
#7 Cover B Variant Kim Jacinto Card Stock Cover
#8 Cover B Variant Audrey Mok Card Stock Cover
#9 Cover B Variant Sweeney Boo Card Stock Cover
#10 Cover B Variant Sweeney Boo Card Stock Cover
#11 Cover B Variant Audrey Mok Card Stock Cover
#12 Cover C Variant Paulina Ganucheau 90s Cover Month Card Stock Cover
#14 Cover B Variant Stanley Artgerm Lau Card Stock Cover
#15 Cover B Variant Dan Mora Card Stock Cover
#16 Cover C Variant Lynne Yoshi International Womens Day Card Stock Cover
17 Cover A Regular Jorge Corona Cover
18 Cover C Variant Crystal Kung AAPI Heritage Month Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Batgirls 2022 Annual #1 $6
Batman
0 = $3
335 = $1 (poor quality)
403 = $8
409 = $22
412 = $10 (1st appearance of Mime (Camilla Cameo)
413 = $6
416 = $6
417 = $12 1st appearance of KGBeast (Anatoli Knyazev)
418 = $12 ("Ten Nights of the Beast Part 2")
418 = $12 ("Ten Nights of the Beast Part 2")
419 = $12 ("Ten Nights of the Beast Part 3")
420 = $12 ("Ten Nights of the Beast Part 4")
421 = $6 ("Elmore's Lady" (Dumpster Slasher Pt.2)
424 = $6 ("The Diplomat's Son" Garzonas Pt.1)
425 = $6 ("Consequences" Garzonas Pt.2)
428 = $45 (Death of Robin II (Jason Todd))
429 = $15 (A Death in the Family (Part 4 of 4))
430 = $5 ("Fatal Wish")
431 = $5 ("The Wall")
432 = $5 ("Dead Letter Office")
434 = $5 ("The Many Deaths of the Batman Part 2: How Many Times Can a Batman Die?")
435 = $5 ("The Many Deaths of the Batman Part 3: The Last Death of the Batman")
436 = $15 (Batman Year 3 (Part 1): Different Roads) (1st appearance of Tim Drake)
437 = $5 ("Batman Year Three Part 2: Changes Made")
438 = $5 ("Batman Year Three Part 3: Turnabout" )
439 = $5 ("Batman Year Three Part 4: Resolutions")
440 = $5 ("A Lonely Place of Dying Part 1: Suspects")
443 = $4 ("The Coming of Crimesmith")
444 = $4 ("Crimesmith and Punishment" )
445 = $4 (1st app. NKVDemon (Gregor Dosynski)
446 = $4 ("When the Earth Dies Part 2: Underworlds")
447 = $4 ("When the Earth Dies Part 3: Earth Day! Demon Night!")
450 = $4 ("Wildcard!” Joker Pt.2)
451 = $4 (Death of Joker II (Curtis Base) "Judgements!")
452 = $4 ("Dark Knight, Dark City Part 1")
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454 = $4 ("Dark Knight, Dark City Part 3")
455 = $4 ("Identity Crisis Part 1" )
456 = $4 ("Identity Crisis Part 2: Without Fear of Consequence...")
457 = $12 (1st appearance on Robin's new costume)
458 = $4 ("Night Monsters" Mr. Fixxit)
459 = $4 ("Saturday Night at the Movies")
460 = $4 ("Sisters in Arms Part.1: It's a Man's World")
461 = $4 ("Sisters in Arms Part Two: Ladies' Night")
462 = $4 ("Spirit of the Beast Part 1: To Live and Die in California")
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464 = $4 ("Spirit of the Beast Part 3: Sacrifice")
465 = $4 ("Debut")
466 = $4 ("No More Heroes")
467 = $4 (Shadow Box, pt. 1)
468 = $4 ("Shadow Box Part 2")
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470 = $4 ("War of the Gods, Pt. 15 of 25: Of Gods and Men" cont. from Justice League Europe no. 31 cont. in Hawkworld no. 16)
471 = $4 (Killer Croc in "Requiem For a Killer")
472 = $4 ("The Idiot Root Part 1: The Queen of Hearts")
473 = $4 ("The Idiot Root Part 3: Into the Idiot Zone")
474 = $4 ("The Destroyer Part 1: A Tale of Two Cities")
475 = $4 (1st appearance of Renee Montoya (later becomes Question II, The Return of Scarface, pt. 1, "Mustache Pete is Dead!")
476 = $4 ("The Return of Scarface! Part 3: The Gig Heat!")
477 = $4 ("A Gotham Tale, Part 1: Gargoyle")
478 = $4 ("A Gotham Tale Part 2: Venging Spirits")
479 = $4 ("Pagan")
480 = $4 ("To the Father I Never Knew...")
481 = $4 ("Messenger of Zeus Part 1")
482 = $4 ("Vengeance of the Harpy")
483 = $4 ("Crash & Burn: A Love Story")
484 = $4 ("Black Mask Part 1: Warpaint")
485 = $4 (Black Mask, pt. 2 "Faces of Death")
487 = $4 (Headhunter in "Box of Blood")
488 = $8 (Robin Azrael Solo in "Costumes")
489 = $6 (1st appearance of Jean-Paul Valley in Batman Costume) (2nd appearance of Bane (Antonio Diego)) ("Killer's Bane")
490 = $6 (Bane, Riddler Pt.2, "Who Riddled the Riddler?")
491 = $6 (Bane, Arkham Asylum Pt.3, "the freedom of MADNESS!”)
492 = $6 (Knightfall, pt.1)
493 = $6 (Knightfall: Part 3)
494 = $6 (Knightfall Part 5: "Night Terrors")
495 = $6 (Knightfall, Part 7: "Strange Deadfellows")
496 = $6 (Knightfall Part 9: "Die Laughing")
497 = $10 (Knightfall, Part 11: "The Broken Bat")
498 = $5 (Knightfall, Part 15: "Knights in Darkness”)
499 = $5 (Knightfall Part 17: "The Venom Connection")
500 = $5 (Knightfall, pt. 19)
501 = $3 (Knightquest: The Crusade Tie-In)
502 = $3 (Knightquest The Crusade Tie-in)
503 = $3 (Knightquest The Crusade)
504 = $3 (Knightquest The Crusade)
505 = $3 (Knightquest The Crusade)
506 = $3 (Knightquest The Crusade)
507 = $3 (Knightquest The Crusade)
508 = $3 (Knightquest The Crusade)
509 = $4 (Knights End Part 1: "Spirit of the Bat")
510 = $3 (Knights End Part 7: "Return of the Bat")
511 = $3 (Zero Hour Tie-in)
512 = $3 (First time Dick Grayson wears the cape and cowl and temporarily replaces Bruce Wayne as Batman)
513 = $3 (Prodigal Part 5: "Double Deuce")
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517 = $3 ("Sleeper, Part Two: Darkness in the Dream Chamber”)
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521 = $3 (Killer Croc: Fast Train to the Wet Dark)
522 = $3 (Swamp Things
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527 = $3 (Two-Face Pt.1 "The Face Schism")
528 = $3 (Two-Face Pt.2 Schismed Faces")
530 = $4 (The Deadman Connection, pt. 1 Glow-in-the-Dark Cover)
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533 = $3 (Prelude: Legacy - "Twelve Steps to the Heart of Hell")
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548 = $3 (The Penguin Returns, Part One: Burning Faces)
549 = $3 (The Penguin Returns, Part Two: The Egyptian Falcon)
550 = $5 (NOTE: First appearance of Cameron Chase. Also, first appearance of Claything (Dr. Peter Malley).
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565 = $3 (No Man's Land Tie-in - "Mosaic: Part 1")1,000,000 = $3 (Batman in 853rd Century Pt.1)
Batman
Batman 23
Batman Zero Year Director's Cut 1
Batman Annual 2
$15
Batman volume 3 (2021)
112
113 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
114 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stork Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
115 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
116 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
117 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
123 Cover B Variant Gabriele Dell Otto Card Stock Cover (Shadow War Part 5)
$35
Batman '89
1-3
4 Cover A Regular Joe Quinones Cover
5 Cover B Variant Adam Hughes Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Julian Totino Tedesco Card Stock Cover
$30
Batman Adventures, The: Mad Love $60
Batman & The Joker The Deadly Duo
1 Cover A Regular Marc Silvestri Cover
2 Cover E Variant Stjepan Sejic Cover
3 Cover C Variant Jason Shawn Alexander Joker Cover
4 Cover B Variant David Mack Batman Cover
5 Cover A Regular Marc Silvestri Cover
6 Cover C Variant Bill Sienkiewicz Joker
7 Cover E Variant Jock Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Batman and Superman 2, 3 $10
Batman and the Outsiders 8, 9, 13, 16, 18, 21 $30
Batman Arkham Asylum The Deluxe Edition HC $25
Batman Beyond The White Knight
5 Cover B Variant J Scott Campbell Cover $5
6 Cover B Variant Fiona Staples Cover $5
7 Cover B Variant Clay Mann Cover $5
8 Cover C Variant Top Secret Sean Murphy Cover $5
Batman: Blackgate: Isle of Men 1 (Cataclysm tie-in) $2
Batman: Black & White (1996) 1-4 $20
Batman Black and White 2021: 1-6 $30
Batman The Brave And The Bold #1 Cover B Variant Jim Cheung Cover $8
Batman/Catwoman: 1 $5
Batman Chronicles, The: 11-13 $15
Batman: Curse of the White Knight 1-4, 6-8 $5 each
Batman Dark Victory The Deluxe Edition HC $45
Batman: Dark Victory 0 $3
Batman Fortress
1 Cover B Variant Doaly Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Gerardo Zaffino Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Mico Suayan Card Stock Cover
4 Cover A Regular Darick Robertson Cover
4 Cover A Regular Darick Robertson Cover
5 Cover B Variant Kamome Shirahama Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover
7 Cover B Variant Ken Lashley Card Stock Cover
8 Cover B Variant Ken Lashley Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Batman: Gotham Nights 1-4 (of 4) $20
Batman Huntress Spoiler: Blunt Trauma 1 $5
Batman; in Darkest Knight $20
Batman: Death of Innocents $3
Batman Fear State
Alpha: 1
Omega #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Jamal Campbell Cover
$10 for Fear State Alpha & Omega
Batman Giant #1 $10
Batman: Gordon of Gotham 1, 2, 3 ( of 4) $15
Batman Incorporated 2013
#13
Special #1
$10
Batman Incorporated Vol 3
1 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover
3 Cover A Regular John Timms Cover
4 Cover B Variant Inhyuk Lee Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Inhyuk Lee Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Card Stock Cover
7 Cover A Regular John Timms Cover
8 Cover B Variant Alan Quah Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Batman Killing Time
1 Cover B Variant Kael Ngu Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Kael Ngu Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Kael Ngu Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Kael Ngu Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Kael Ngu Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Kael Ngu Card Stock Cover
$36
Batman: Last Knight on Earth 1, 2, 3 (complete series) $15
Batman Legends Of Gotham #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Nathan Szerdy Card Stock Cover $7
Batman Noel HC $10
Batman Odyssey 1 of 7 $2
Batman One Bad Day
The Riddler #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Mitch Gerads Cover
Two-Face #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Javier Fernandez Cover
Penguin #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Jim Lee Cover
Mr Freeze #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Matteo Scalera Cover
Bane #1 (One Shot) Cover C Variant Giuseppe Camuncoli & Arif Prianto Premium Cover
Catwoman #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Jamie McKelvie Cover
Clayface #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Jim Lee Scott Williams & Alex Sinclair Cover
Ras Al Ghul #1 (One Shot) Cover C Variant Giuseppe Camuncoli & Arif Prianto Premium Cover
$8 each
Batman One Dark Knight
1 Cover A Regular Jock Cover
2 Cover A Regular Jock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Bill Sienkiewicz Cover
$18
Batman Plus Arsenal $2
Batman Reptilian
1-4
5 Cover A Regular Liam Sharp Cover
6 Cover A Regular Liam Sharp Cover
$30
Batman Secret Files
The Gardener #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Ejikure Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
Huntress: 1
Miracle Molly #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Justine Frany Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
Peacekeeper-01 #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Tyler Kirkham Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In
$20 for Batman Secret Files
Batman: Seduction of the Gun 1 (1993) $2
Batman Spawn #1 (One Shot) Cover N Incentive Jason Fabok Black & White Cover $8
Batman's Grave, The 1 $2
Batman/Superman 1 (2019) $10
Batman Superman Worlds Finest
1 Cover D Variant Jason Fabok Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Tim Sale Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Lucio Parrillo Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Terry Dodson Card Stock Cover
7 Cover C Variant Dan Mora Card Stock Cover
8 Cover B Variant Taurin Clarke Card Stock Cover
9 Cover A Regular Dan Mora Cover
10 Cover A Regular Dan Mora Cover
11 Cover B Variant Jonboy Meyers Powergirl Connecting Card Stock Cover
12 Cover B Variant Dave Johnson Card Stock Cover
13 Cover A Regular Dan Mora Cover
14 Cover B Variant Serg Acuna Card Stock Cover
15 Cover B Variant Daniel Sampere & Bruno Redondo Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Batman: Sword of Azrael 1-4 $20
Batman: The Adventures Continue 1 $5
Batman The Audio Adventures Special #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Francis Manapul Card Stock Cover $5
Batman: The Cult book 3: Escape $5
Batman the Detective
1, 3, 5
6 Cover B Variant Andy Kubert Card Stock Cover
$30
Batman The Imposter
1 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
2 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
3 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
$15
Batman The Knight
1 Cover B Variant Greg Capullo & Jonathan Glapion Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
7 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
8 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
10 Cover B Variant Riccardo Federici Card Stock Cover
$6 each
Batman The Long Halloween Deluxe Edition Catwoman When In Rome HC $40
Batman the 10¢ Adventure $2
Batman: the Widening Gyre 1-4 of 6 $5
Batman The World HC $25
Batman: Three Jokers 1-3 $30
Batman Urban Legends
1-8
9 Cover C Variant Riccardo Federici Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
10 Cover C Variant Bengal Cover
11 Cover B Variant Karl Mostert Cover
12 Cover C Variant Anand Radhakrishnan Cover
13 Cover C Variant David Marquez Cover
14 Cover B Variant Kim Jacinto Cover
15 Cover C Variant Riley Rossmo Cover
16 Cover B Variant Ejikure Cover
17 Cover C Variant Sebastian Fiumara Cover
18 Cover C Variant Gerardo Zaffino Cover
19 Cover B Variant Chris Burnham Cover
20 Cover C Variant Edwin Galmon Cover
21 Cover A Regular Michael Cho Cover
22 Cover A Regular Jamal Campbell Cover
23 Cover A Regular Nikola Cizmesija Cover
$7 each
Batman: Vengeance of Bane (first appearance of Bane) $99
Batman: Vengeance of Bane II: The Redemption $15
Batman versus Predator II 4 of 4 $5
Batman Villains Secret Files 1 $5
Batman vs Robin
1 Cover F Variant Blank Card Stock Cover
2 Cover C Variant Francis Manapul Card Stock Cover
3 Cover D Variant Carlo Barberi 90s Cover Month Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Simone Di Meo Card Stock Cover
5 Cover C Variant Rafa Sandoval Card Stock Cover (Lazarus Planet Tie-In)
7 each
Batman: White Knight $10
Batman White Knight Presents Generation Joker #1 Cover A Regular Sean Murphy Cover $5
Batman: White Knight presents Harley Quinn: 1-6 $20
Batman White Knight Presents Red Hood
1 Cover B Variant Olivier Coipel Cover
2 Cover A Regular Sean Murphy Cover
$10
Batman: White Knight presents Von Freeze $5
Battleground Earth: Invasion 2 $1
Batwoman 0-15, 17-23 $100
Before Watchmen
Comedian 2, 6 of 6
Dr. Manhattan 2, 3 of 4
Dollar Bill 1 of 1
Minutemen 2, 5 of 6
Nite Owl 2, 3 of 4
Ozymandias 1, 2 of 6
Rorschach 2 of 4
Silk Spectre 2, 4 of 4
$70
Birds of Prey 0, 10 $10
Black Condor 12 $1
Bloodbath 1 & 2 of 2 $1
Bloodlines: Earthplague 4 $1
Blood Syndicate Season One
1 Cover C Variant Nikolas Draper-Ivey New School Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Edwin Galmon Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Jamal Igle Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Juliet Nneka Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Caanan White Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Jay Hero Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Blue Beetle 12 $2
Boys, The: Dear Becky 1-8 (complete collection) $40
Cable (2020): 1 $5
Captain Atom 33, 34 $2
Captain Marvel 0 $1
Catwoman
0, 6, 7, 13, 14
Annual: 1
$30
Catwoman
0-21
Annual 1
Annuals: 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22
Annual #4 (December 2019)
$70
Catwoman volume 5 (2021)
34, 35
36 Cover B Variant Jenny Frison Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
37 Cover B Variant Jenny Frison Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
$20
Challenge 1-4, 7, 8, 11, 12 $8
Checkmate (2021) 1-3 $15
Creeper 7 $1
Crime Syndicate: 1 $5
Crossgen Primer $1
Crush and Lobo
1-5
6 Cover B Variant Nicole Goux Card Stock Cover
7 Cover B Variant W Scott Forbes Card Stock Cover
8 Cover B Variant Jen Bartel Card Stock Cover
$35
Daredevil: One More Day 1 $1
Daredevil Vol 7 #1 Cover A Regular Marco Checchetto Cover $5
Dark Crisis
1 Cover C Variant Jim Lee Homage Card Stock Cover
2 Cover C Variant Rafael Sarmento Homage Card Stock Cover
3 Cover C Variant Michael Allred Homage Card Stock Cover
4 Cover C Variant Brett Booth & Jonathan Glapion Zero Hour Homage Card Stock Cover
5 Cover C Variant Mateus Manhanini Identity Crisis Homage Card Stock Cover
6 Cover A Regular Daniel Sampere & Alejandro Sanchez Cover
7 Cover J Variant Dan Mora Dawn Of DC 4 Card Stock Cover
$28
Dark Crisis Big Bang #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Mikel Janin Cover $4
Dark Crisis The Dark Army #1 (One Shot) Cover C Variant Taj Tenfold Cover $6
Dark Crisis The Deadly Green #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Felipe Massafera Cover $6
Dark Crisis Worlds Without A Justice League Superman #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Chris Burnham Cover $5
Dark Crisis Worlds Without A Justice League Green Arrow #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Nik Virella Cover $5
Dark Crisis Worlds Without A Justice League Green Lantern #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Fernando Blanco Cover $5
Dark Crisis Worlds Without A Justice League Wonder Woman #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Leila Del Duca Cover $5
Dark Crisis Worlds Without A Justice League Batman #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Ryan Sook Cover $5
Dark Crisis Young Justice
1 Cover B Variant Todd Nauck Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Nikola Cizmesija Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Jorge Corona Card Stock Cover
4 Cover A Regular Max Dunbar Cover
5 Cover B Variant Belen Ortega Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Todd Nauck Card Stock Cover
$24
Dark Crisis War Zone #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Mario Fox Foccillo & Prasad Rao Cover $6
Dark Knights Of Steel
4 Cover B Variant Joshua Middleton Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Joshua Middleton Card Stock CoverDark Knights Of Steel
6 Cover A Regular Dan Mora CoverDark Knights Of Steel
7 Cover A Regular Dan Mora Cover
8 Cover A Regular Dan Mora Cover
9 Cover B Variant Gerardo Zaffino Card Stock Cover
10 Cover B Variant Ejikure Card Stock Cover
The Gathering Storm (collects first three issues)
$4 each for 4-9
$12 for Gathering Storm
Dark Knights Of Steel Tales From The Three Kingdoms #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Dan Mora Card Stock Cover $7
Darkseid 1 $5
Dawn
Lucifer's Halo
The Return of the Goddess
Three Tiers
$60
DC Comics: The New 52 #1 $1
DC Festival of Heroes: 1 $10
DCs Grifter Got Run Over By A Reindeer #1 $10
DCs Harley Quinn Romances #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Amanda Conner Cover $9
DC Love is a Battlefield: 1 $10
DC Power A Celebration #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Sozomaika Cover $9
DC Pride
2021
2022 Cover C Variant Jen Bartel Cover
2023 Cover D Variant Jen Bartel Foil Cover
$11 each
DC Silent Tales #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Gustavo Duarte Cover
DCs Terrors Through Time #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Steve Beach VHS Cover $9
DC vs Vampires
1 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
7 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
8 Cover B Variant Nathan Szerdy Card Stock Cover
9 Cover B Variant Nathan Szerdy Card Stock Cover
10 Cover B Variant Nathan Szerdy Card Stock Cover
11 Cover B Variant Nathan Szerdy Card Stock Cover
12 Cover B Variant Nathan Szerdy Card Stock Cover
$48
DC vs Vampires Killers #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Brett Booth & Jonathan Glapion Card Stock Cover $5
DC vs Vampires All-Out War
1 Cover B Variant Kael Ngu Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Lesley Leirix Li Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Lesley Leirix Li Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Christian Ward Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Lesley Leirix Li Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Mico Suayan Card Stock Cover
$24
Deadpool (2013 3rd Series) #13, 14, 15 $6
Deadpool 45 $2
Deadpool Kills Deadpool 1&2 $20
Deathstroke Inc
1 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Ivan Tao Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Ivan Tao Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Ivan Tao Card Stock Cover
7 Cover B Variant Ivan Tao Card Stock Cover
8 Cover A Regular Jonboy Meyers Cover (Shadow War Part 3)
9 Cover B Variant Derrick Chew Card Stock Cover (Shadow War Pt 6)
10 Cover B Variant Ivan Tao Card Stock Cover
11 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
12 Cover B Variant Jesus Merino Card Stock Cover
13 Cover B Variant Dexter Soy Card Stock Cover
14 Cover B Variant Ivan Tao Card Stock Cover
15 Cover B Variant Felipe Massafera Card Stock Cover
$60
Deathstroke the Terminator: 9 $1
Doomsday Clock 1-12 (compete series) $60
Detective Comics Volume 1
0 - $3
0 - $3
327 Millennium Edition - $3
451 - $35
457 - $35
459 - $35
461 - $30
463 - $30
470 - $40
472 - $55
500 - $22
Detective Comics 2, 23 $4
Detective Comics Vol 2 2022 Annual #1 $6
Earth X, a special supplement to Wizard: the Comics Magazine #77 $5
Excalibur (2019) 1-9 $50
Extermination 1 $5
Fallen Angels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 $30
Fantastic Four: Life Story
1-4
5 Cover A Regular Daniel Acuna Cover
6 Cover A Regular Daniel Acuna Cover
$30
Fate 0 $2
Flash Annual 6 $2
Flash Vol 5
783 Cover B Variant Bengal Card Stock Cover (Dark Crisis Tie-In)
784 Cover B Variant Bengal Card Stock Cover (Dark Crisis Tie-In)
785 Cover B Variant George Kambadais Card Stock Cover (Dark Crisis Tie-In)
786 Cover B Variant George Kambadais Card Stock Cover (Dark Crisis Tie-In)
$16 for the complete set
Flashpoint Batman Knight Of Vengeance #1 (One Shot) $6
Flashpoint Beyond
0 Cover B Variant Eduardo Risso Cover
1 Cover B Variant Xermanico Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Xermanico Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Xermanico Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Xermanico Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Xermanico Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Xermanico Card Stock Cover
$28
Future State Gotham
5 Cover A Regular Simone Di Meo Cover
6 Cover B Variant Rose Besch Card Stock Cover
$4 each
GCPD The Blue Wall
1 Cover A Regular Reiko Murakami Cover
2 Cover A Regular Reiko Murakami Cover
3 Cover B Variant Steve Epting Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Francesco Francavilla Card Stock Cover
5 Cover A Regular Reiko Murakami Cover
6 Cover B Variant Francesco Francavilla Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Ghost Rider (2005) 1-6 of 6 $20
Ghost Rider: Trail of Tears 2-6 of 6 $20
Giant-Size X-Men: Jean Grey & Emma Frost $5
Giant-Size X-Men: Nightcrawler $5
Girl Frenzy!
Birds of Prey: The Ravens
Batman: Batgirl
$5
Gotham City Villains Anniversary Giant #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular Lee Bermejo Cover $10
Gotham City Year One
1 Cover B Variant Ryan Sook Cover
2 Cover B Variant Cully Hamner Cover
3 Cover B Variant Greg Smallwood Cover
4 Cover B Variant Tony Harris Cove
5 Cover A Regular Phil Hester & Eric Gapstur Cover
6 Cover B Variant Jorge Molina Cover
$5 each
Green Arrow 80th Anniversary 1 $10
Green Arrow Vol 8
#1 Cover D Variant Blank Card Stock Cover $5
#1 Cover E Variant Sean Izaakse Wraparound Foil Cover $6
Green Lantern Annual 2 $5
Green Team 1 $1
Hardware - Season 1
1
2 Cover B Variant TK Card Stock Cover
3 Cover A Regular Mateus Manhanini Cover
4 Cover B Variant Denys Cowan Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Edwin Galmon Card Stock Cover
$25
Harleen 1, 2, 3 of 3 (complete) $30
Harley Quinn 30th Anniversary Special #1 (One Shot) Cover H Variant Stjepan Sejic Cover $9
Harley Quinn volume 2 #0 $5
Harley Quinn volume 4 (2021)
1-7
8 Cover B Variant Derrick Chew Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
9 Cover B Variant Derrick Chew Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
Annual: 1
$50
Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy 1 $5
Harley Quinn The Animated Series The Eat Bang Kill Tour
1 Cover A Regular Max Sarin Cover
2 Cover B Variant Babs Tarr Card Stock Cover
3 Cover B Variant Meghan Hetrick Card Stock Cover
4 Cover B Variant Valentine De Landro Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Mike Hawthorne Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Derrick Chew Card Stock Cover
$30
Harley Quinn The Animated Series The Real Sidekicks Of New Gotham Special #1 (One-Shot) Cover B Variant Dan Hipp Cover $10
Harley Quinn The Animated Series Legion Of Bats
1 Cover A Regular Yoshi Yoshitani Cover
2 Cover A Regular Yoshi Yoshitani Cover
3 Cover A Regular Yoshi Yoshitani Cover
4 Cover B Variant Dan Hipp Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Dan Hipp Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Dan Hipp Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Hellions 1 $5
Higher Earth 1 $1
House of X 1-6 of 6 $60
Human Target Vol 4
1 Cover A Regular Greg Smallwood Cover
2 Cover A Regular Greg Smallwood Cover
3 Cover B Variant Stanley Artgerm Lau Cover
4 Cover B Variant Dave Johnson Cover
5 Cover B Variant Ben Oliver Cover
6 Cover B Variant Jorge Fornes Cover
7 Cover A Regular Greg Smallwood Cover
8 Cover B Variant Jorge Jimenez Cover
9 Cover B Variant Cully Hamner Cover
10 Cover B Variant Alex Garner Cover
11 Cover A Regular Greg Smallwood Cover
$5 each
Huntress 2-7, 14-16, 17 $20
I Am Batman
0
1 Cover C Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
2 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
3 Cover A Regular Gerardo Zaffino Cover (Fear State Tie-In)
4 Cover B Variant Rafael Sarmento Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
7 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover
8 Cover A Regular Stephen Segovia Cover
9 Cover B Variant Gerardo Zaffino Card Stock Cover
10 Cover B Variant Taurin Clarke Wraparound Card Stock Cover
11 Cover B Variant Salvador Larroca Card Stock Cover
12 Cover A Regular Christian Duce Cover
13 Cover B Variant Mike Bowden Card Stock Cover
14 Cover B Variant Howard Porter Card Stock Cover
15 Cover C Variant Khary Randolph 90s Cover Month Card Stock Cover (Dark Crisis Tie-In)
16 Cover B Variant Jesus Merino Card Stock Cover
17 Cover B Variant Jesus Merino Card Stock Cover
18 Cover C Variant ChrisCross Black History Month Card Stock Cover
$5 each
Icon and Rocket: Season 1
1-3
4 Cover B Variant Doug Braithwaite Card Stock Cover
5 Cover B Variant Doug Braithwaite Card Stock Cover
6 Cover B Variant Doug Braithwaite Card Stock Cover
$30
Infinite Frontier: #0 – 6 $35
Insane Clown Posse
The Upz & Downz of the Wicked Clownz 1
The Amazing Jeckel Brothers 1
Raze the Desertz of Glass
The Pendulum 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
$40
Jim Lee's C•23 special edition $1
JLA
6-9, 11-14, 16, 17, 19, 20, 22, 23, 25, 27
ANNUAL 1, 2
$90
JLA in Crisis Secret Files 1 $2
JLA: Paradise Lost 2 of 3 $2
The Joker Volume 2 (2021)
1-8
9 Cover A Regular Guillem March Cover
10 Cover B Variant Francesco Francavilla Cover
Annual #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Dan Hipp Card Stock Cover
11 Cover C Variant Kael Ngu Cover
12 Cover B Variant Gerardo Zaffino Cover
13 Cover C Variant James Harren Cover
14 Cover B Variant Alan Quah Cover
15 Cover B Variant Dike Ruan Cover
$7 each
Joker 80th Anniversary $10
Joker Harley Criminal Sanity 1-8 $40
Joker: Killer Smile 1, 2, 3 $15
Joker The Man Who Stopped Laughing:
1 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
2 Cover C Variant Gabriele Dell Otto Cover
3 Cover D Variant Rafael Sarmento Holiday Cover
4 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
5 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
6 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
7 Cover B Variant Lee Bermejo Cover
8 Cover B Variant Francesco Mattina Cover
$6 each
Justice League volume 1: 4, 6 (1987) $5
Justice League volume 4: 59 $5
Justice League volume 2: (2011 “New 52) 0-23 $6 each
Justice League 3000: #1 $5
Justice League America (ran 1989 - 1996): 0, 32, 38, 40, 66 $15
Justice League Dark volume 1 (ran 2011 - 2015, “New 52”): 22, 23 $5
Justice League Europe (ran 1989 - 1994): 7, 8 $5
Justice League: Infinity 1-7 $28
Justice League Internationa Vol. 1 (1987-1989)
8, 9, 11, 19, 27,
Annual 2, 4
$20
Justice League of America 251 (1986) $5
Justice League of America Vol. 3 (2013-2014) 1 – 7 $20
Justice League Last Ride
1-6
7 Cover B Variant Chip Zdarsky Card Stock Cover
$35
Lazarus Planet Alpha #1 (One Shot) Cover C Variant Francesco Mattina Card Stock Cover $7
Lazarus Planet Dark Fate #1 (One Shot) Cover C Variant Ibrahim Moustafa Card Stock Cover $6
Lazarus Planet Legends Reborn #1 (One Shot) Cover C Variant Laura Braga Card Stock Cover $6
Lazarus Planet Next Evolution #1 (One Shot) Cover B Variant Derrick Chew Card Stock Cover $6
Lazarus Planet Omega #1 (One Shot) Cover A Regular David Marquez & Alejandro Sanchez Cover $6
Legends 1, 4 $2
Legends of the Dark Knight
0-75, 78-80, 83-87, 89, 90, 93, 95, 97, 98, 99, 101, 102, 103, 105-115 $3 each
Annuals: 1, 2, 2, 3, 6, 7 $4 each
Legends of the Dark Knight (2012, New 52) 1-11 $40
Legends of the Dark Knight Vol 2
1-5
6 Cover B Variant Becky Cloonan Card Stock Cover
7 Cover B Variant Daniel Warren Johnson & Mike Spicer Card Stock Cover
Cover B Variant Christian Ward Card Stock Cover
$40
Legends of the DC Universe 6 $1
Legion of Superheroes 1 (2019) $4
Luthor (2019, Black Label) $15
M&M Time Will Tell Promo Comic #1 (One Shot) FREE
Marauders 1-9 $45
Marjorie Finnegan: Temporal Criminal: 1-8 $32
Marvel Knights Sketchbook $2
Marvel Knights Wave 2 Sketchbook $10
Midnighter 2021 Annual $5
Milestone Returns: Infinite Edition Zero $5
Millennium 2, 4, 5 $3
Moon Knight volume 9 (2021): 1 $5
Multiversity Harley Screws Up The DCU #1 Cover B Variant Logan Faerber Card Stock Cover $6
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2023.06.05 12:59 sprungy Things to do: June 5 - June 11

June 5
Venezuela: The Failure of Political Change and the Future of Human Rights
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/venezuela-the-failure-of-political-change-and-the-future-of-human-rights-tickets-643989569137
Michelle Good: Truth Telling (North York Central Library)
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/michelle-good-truth-telling-north-york-central-library-tickets-629479499127
Brick 111 Launch
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/brick-111-launch-tickets-637340973007
Photo Editing with Photoshop - Intermediate
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/photo-editing-with-photoshop-intermediate-tickets-635461290827
THIS IS NOT THE SHOW/Trampoline Hall Party
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/this-is-not-the-showtrampoline-hall-party-tickets-642566613037
Se Habla Español - We Speak Spanish Toronto
https://www.meetup.com/toronto/events/293580279/
🎱Play Pool, Make Friends, Have Fun in Downtown Toronto!🎱
https://www.meetup.com/torontobilliardsclub/events/293577863/
lululemon: Monday Night QSW RunCrew
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lululemon-monday-night-qsw-runcrew-tickets-641544194957
ULTIMATE FRISBEE All Genders Welcome! No Experience Necessary!
https://www.meetup.com/mracx-multisport/events/293936877/
North York Soccer Pick-up Co-ed Game each Monday
https://www.meetup.com/toronto-soccer-meetup/events/293979378/
** SUMMER RATES & SCHEDULE ** INDOOR SOCCER METRO SPORTSPLEX by JLSOCCER.COM
https://www.meetup.com/toronto-soccer-meetup/events/293582240/
Jays vs Astros @ SkyDome
https://www.mlb.com/bluejays/schedule/2023-06
Transformers: Rise of the Beasts. Free preview @ Scotiabank Cinema. YMMV
https://forums.redflagdeals.com/scotiabank-cinema-toronto-june-5-transformers-rise-beasts-free-preview-scotiabank-cinema-ymmv-2621056/
$9.99 Raiders Of The Lost Ark @ Cineplex. Until June 8
https://www.cineplex.com/movie/raiders-of-the-lost-ark-2019
Metropolis @ Revue Cinema
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/anime-at-the-revue-metropolis-2001-tickets-617154264017
Lilo and Stitch @ Paradise Theatre
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/family-fare-presents-lilo-stitch-tickets-640862315437
Jewish Film Festival. Until June 11
https://tjff.com/
Casino bus to Niagara Falls
https://safewaytours.net/en/casino-tours/
Toronto Games Week. Until June 7
https://torontogamesweek.com/
$10 Clothing and Shoe Sale @ International Centre. Until June 11
https://www.popupgiant.com/
Canadian Music Week. Until June 10. Various venues
https://cmw.net/
Women in Music BC - Toronto Showcase & Networking Event
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/women-in-music-bc-toronto-showcase-networking-event-tickets-637254684917
Meredith Lazowski @ Cameron House
https://www.thecameron.com/shows
Frankie Rose @ Monarch Tavern
https://www.themonarchtavern.com/calendar
Punk rock cover night @ Bovine Sex Club
https://www.bovinesexclub.com/
Karaoke @ Toby's
https://www.instagram.com/jasonrolland/
$18.88 unlimited evening bowling @ Splitsville
https://splitsville.ca/richmond-hill-bowling/
Trivia @ Stout Irish
https://www.headscratcherstrivia.com/
Mean Girls trivia @ Hemingway's
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/mean-girls-trivia-41-1st-night-tickets-633735559117
Trivia Mondays at Film Cafe
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/trivia-mondays-at-film-cafe-tickets-594746230987
Weekly trivia roundup
https://www.reddit.com/toronto/comments/ukk8dm/roundup_of_trivia_nights_in_toronto/
SiriusXM free preview. Until June 5
https://www.siriusxm.com/offers/free-listen
Open Life Drawing Toronto @ St Matthew's United Church
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/open-life-drawing-toronto-registration-565727234387
Mirvish lottery for $19 discounted Harry Potter tickets
https://lottery.mirvish.com/
Cirque du Soleil Kooza. Until June 18
https://www.cirquedusoleil.com/kooza
Disney Animation: Immersive Experience Toronto
https://tickets.lighthouseimmersive.com/toronto/?#/
Stranger Things : The Experience
https://strangerthings-experience.com/toronto/
The Office Experience @ Yorkdale Mall
https://theofficeexperience.com/toronto/
Jurassic World The Exhibition @ Square One
https://jurassicworldexhibition.com/mississauga/
Registration continues for JAM sports leagues
https://toronto.jamsports.com/index.php
YMCA free 7-day trial pass
https://trythey.ymcagta.org
GoodLife Fitness free 7-day trial pass
https://try.goodlifefitness.com/raptors?utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=MSLE-Partnership&utm_source=Partner
Presto card discounts. Various attractions, shows , restaurants
https://www.prestocard.ca/en/about/presto-perks
Free admission to various attractions via TPL Map Pass Program
https://www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/museum-arts-passes/
Toronto History Museums free admission
https://www.toronto.ca/explore-enjoy/history-art-culture/museums/
Indoor /outdoor pools
https://www.toronto.ca/explore-enjoy/recreation/swimming/#location=&lat=&lng=
Self guided Discovery Tours
https://www.toronto.ca/services-payments/streets-parking-transportation/sidewalk-tours-wayfinding/self-guided-tours/discovery-tours/
Seeing the Invisible An Outdoor Augmented Reality Exhibition
https://moca.ca/exhibitions/seeing-the-invisible/
Volunteer w/Bike Brigade
https://www.bikebrigade.ca/
Volunteer w/Nature Stewards to remove invasive plants
https://torontonaturestewards.org/
Monday Night Open Mic
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/monday-night-open-mic-tickets-606768891087
Take the plunge: First taste for solos @ Oasis
https://members.oasisaqualounge.com/sessions/new
Naughty on a school night @ M4
http://clubm4.com/event-calenda
Complimentary Wine Tastings at Blue Door Wine Shop
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/complimentary-wine-tastings-at-blue-door-wine-shop-tickets-632110087287
$4.99 Big Mary chicken sandwich @ Mary Brown's
https://marybrowns.com/offers/
$10 OG chicken sandwich @ Union Chicken
https://www.unionchicken.com/menu-daily-specials
$18.99 AYCE endless wings @ Hooters. Drink purchase required
https://www.hooters.to/downtown-toronto
50% off wings @ Montana's. Drink purchase required
https://www.montanas.ca/en/promotions/dailydeals.html
$23.99 AYCE endless wings @ St Louis. Until July 2
https://www.stlouiswings.com/wingsanity/
$10 unlimited toppings @ Pi . Co
https://forums.redflagdeals.com/pi-co-10-unlimited-topping-craft-pizza-2592458/
Summer drink days @ McDonald's. Until Sept 4
https://forums.redflagdeals.com/mcdonalds-summer-drink-days-may-23-september-4-2617674/
Birthday freebies. Marble Slab, and more
https://forums.redflagdeals.com/birthday-freebies-version-2017-2022-1719925/
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June 6
Group bike ride w/TBN
https://tbn.ca/event-5254039
Jays vs Astros @ SkyDome. $1 hot dog night
https://www.mlb.com/bluejays/schedule/2023-06
Annex history walk
https://www.meetup.com/the-history-of-parkdale/events/293929579/
Lights, Camera, Action: Hollywood North Film Locations history walk
https://www.meetup.com/the-history-of-parkdale/events/293906659/
🎱 Pool and Drinks Social @ Dundas West Shoxs Billiard Lounge 🎱
https://www.meetup.com/torontobilliardsclub/events/293599792/
Mississauga: Outdoor Pick-up Soccer
https://www.meetup.com/toronto-soccer-meetup/events/293600506/
Spiderman: Across the Spiderverse w/Meetup
https://www.meetup.com/made-about-movies/events/293550018/
Drake Bingo w/Devine Darlin @ Drake Hotel
https://www.thedrake.ca/thedrakehotel/whatson/
Trivia @ Stout Irish
https://www.headscratcherstrivia.com/
Four band showcase @ Dakota Tavern
https://www.dakotatavern.ca/
Dylan @ Velvet Underground
http://thevelvet.ca/events/
David Pryde @ Absolute Comedy
https://www.absolutecomedy.ca/toronto
Skyline's The Limit @ Second City
https://www.secondcity.com/shows/toronto/the-second-city-mainstage-87th-revue/?tickets=&date=
50% off wings @ Crown and Dragon. Drink purchase required. After 5PM
https://www.crownanddragon.com/
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June 7
Jays vs Astros @ SkyDome
https://www.mlb.com/bluejays/schedule/2023-06
Aga Khan Museum free admission after 4PM
https://www.agakhanmuseum.org/visit/tickets-hours.html
Gardiner Museum free admission after 4PM
https://www.gardinermuseum.on.ca/visit/
AGO free admission after 6PM
https://ago.ca/visit/free-wednesday-nights
Free ROM Walk: King Street East Newspapers & Newsmakers
https://www.rom.on.ca/en/whats-on/free-walk-king-street-east-newspapers-newsmakers-june-723
Yonge Street architecture tour w/Heritage Toronto. PWYC/donation
https://www.heritagetoronto.org/whats-on/yonge-street-architecture-june-7/
Hairspray. Free outdoor movie @ College Park
https://downtownyonge.com/series/college-park-after-hours/
Group bike ride w/Toronto Cruisers
http://torontocruisers.com/
Mad Caddies @ Lee's Palace
https://www.leespalace.com/events
David Pryde @ Absolute Comedy
https://www.absolutecomedy.ca/toronto
Skyline's The Limit @ Second City
https://www.secondcity.com/shows/toronto/the-second-city-mainstage-87th-revue/?tickets=&date=
Mosquito. Movie screening + comedy commentary @ Comedy Bar
https://comedybar.ca/shows/guts-for-laughs
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June 8
Luxury Cosmetics Warehouse Sale @ Markham Fairgrounds
https://tcws-markham-june-2023.splashthat.com/Social
Horse racing @ Woodbine. Free admission and parking
https://woodbine.com/upcoming-races/
Jays vs Astros @ SkyDome
https://www.mlb.com/bluejays/schedule/2023-06
Bingo @ Flash On Church
http://flashonchurch.com/
Kreator and Sepultura @ Danforth Music Hall
https://thedanforth.com/
Live band karaoke @ Wheatsheaf Tavern
https://www.goodenoughlivekaraoke.com/upcoming-shows.html
David Pryde @ Absolute Comedy
https://www.absolutecomedy.ca/toronto
Skyline's The Limit @ Second City
https://www.secondcity.com/shows/toronto/the-second-city-mainstage-87th-revue/?tickets=&date=
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June 9
Luxury Cosmetics Warehouse Sale @ Markham Fairgrounds
https://tcws-markham-june-2023.splashthat.com/Social
Horse racing @ Woodbine. Free admission and parking
https://woodbine.com/upcoming-races/
Jays vs Twins @ SkyDome
https://www.mlb.com/bluejays/schedule/2023-06
Bingo @ Flash On Church
http://flashonchurch.com/
MOCA free admission after 5PM
https://moca.ca/visit/
David Pryde @ Absolute Comedy
https://www.absolutecomedy.ca/toronto
Skyline's The Limit @ Second City
https://www.secondcity.com/shows/toronto/the-second-city-mainstage-87th-revue/?tickets=&date=
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June 10
$10/$15 unlimited GO Transit
https://www.gotransit.com/en/travelling-with-us/promotions-and-events/weekend-passes-with-go
Bus to Casino Rama
https://www.casinorama.com/vip-coach/
Luxury Cosmetics Warehouse Sale @ Markham Fairgrounds
https://tcws-markham-june-2023.splashthat.com/Social
Toronto Islands walk w/MeetUp. Dog friendly. Free
https://meetu.ps/e/M9NqK/fM5W/i
Bike Party group bike ride
https://linktr.ee/bikepartytoronto
World Naked Bike Ride
https://www.blogto.com/rada2023/02/world-naked-bike-ride-toronto-returning/
Horse racing @ Woodbine. Free admission and parking
https://woodbine.com/upcoming-races/
Jays vs Twins @ SkyDome
https://www.mlb.com/bluejays/schedule/2023-06
Toronto Rush vs Philadelphia Phoenix @ Varsity Stadium
https://theaudl.com/rush/schedule
Open Tuning music festival. Free
https://opentuningfestival.wordpress.com/
Bingo @ Flash On Church
http://flashonchurch.com/
TSA walking tours
https://torontosocietyofarchitects.ca/tours/
David Pryde @ Absolute Comedy
https://www.absolutecomedy.ca/toronto
Skyline's The Limit @ Second City
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2023.06.05 12:11 TheGeekyZoologist Jurassic World: The Hegemony of Biosyn (Dominion rewrite) - Important notes, Prologue and Act I

Since we're nearing the one year anniversary of JWD release, I thought it was a good opportunity to share with you the ideas I had for a rewrite of the film. I grouped them in a detailed pitch which I will present this week in a series of five posts. Today's post is about the story's prologue and first act. Tomorrow's will about the second act and so on... This detailed pitch is divided scene by scene and is accompanied by a few notes. It's basically similar to something that someone would present in a pre-production meeting.
However, before you start reading that series of post, I'll suggest that first you check the foreword on this page (https://archiveofourown.org/works/47647999/chapters/120097705) and secondly that you carefully read the paragraph below, as it's about the connection between that JWD rewrite and my previous rewrites (don't worry, you don't have to read the entirety of my stories before this series of posts, just the information below).

Important notes on my AU:

1) For those who didn't read my previous stories
- The stories told in this AU have a darker tone and are more adult than those of the films. Thus don't be surprised by some character actions or events. If they were films, they would be unsuitable for children under 12 in Europe (and the limit would be probably higher in North America). Thus, I would say that the Read at your own risk rule applies here for the younger users of this subreddit. I'm not trying to be edgy or whatever. I'm just an adult writing from an adult perspective. Nothing more and nothing less.
- By the late 2010's and early 2020's, there is still a considerable population of de-extinct dinosaurs and pterosaurs in the Five Deaths. An UN-backed paramilitary organization, the Grey Guard, protects the archipelago and had troops on Nublar up until the fall of Jurassic World.
- The Jurassic World park had feathered dinosaurs and Owen's Achillobator quartet were among those.
- The Fall of Jurassic World happened in 2017 and the Lockwood estate incident in 2019. The Indominus' rampage and the Sibo's eruption happened at the same time while the Costa Rican incident which preceded that of the Lockwood estate happened in the mainland and not on Nublar. Those two incidents are told in Jurassic World: The Red Queen, my FK rewrite (and which we'll abbreviate as TRQ).
- Roberta and the mosasaur died after the Fall of Jurassic World. Thus, they are not in TRQ and The Hegemony of Biosyn. In those stories, Roberta's role is mainly filled by Acrocanthosaurus.
- Claire and Owen aren't exactly identical to their versions from the official film canon. In terms of look, Owen is closer to Jason Momoa than Chris Pratt and Claire, while still being a fair-skinned redhead, is a bit taller and more intimidating-looking than BDH.
- In this AU, Claire is a far more morally ambiguous character than Trevorrow's version. She's more outspoken, and has a the end justifies the means mindset. For a time, she had serious PTSD from the Fall of Jurassic World, during which she was mauled by the Indominus (which clawed her face and bit off one of her arms). She also didn't create the DPG in this AU (someone else did).
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2) Spoilers of the end of The Red Queen necessary to better understand the context and plot of The Hegemony of Biosyn.
- The Dinosaur outbreak which resulted from the Lockwood estate incident is less severe than in Trevorrow's version. Dozens of dinosaurs still escaped into the Californian wilderness but by the beginning of The Hegemony of Biosyn, they hadn't the time to establish considerable wild populations (except perhaps for the smaller species) while the dinosaur alert is mostly restricted to western North America. Broad strokes, there is no "Dinosaurs are everywhere on Earth. We're in deep shit! You're wondering how? Shut up, it's magic!" at the start of this Dominion rewrite but more sporadic incidents here and there and only beginnings of biological invasions in some areas. Moreover, TRQ's epilogue insists more on the propagation of de-extinction technology.
- At the end of TRQ, Claire and Owen are hired as field agents by the World De-extinction Monitoring Centre (WDMC), a UN agency.
- Maisie isn't adopted by Claire and Owen. In TRQ, she even has limited interactions with them (she gets involved in the incident only when the Indoraptor enters her room) and Owen isn't her saviour in that story. After the incident, she stayed at the manor with the Lockwood estate employees and just before his death, Lockwood entrusted her to Wu.
- In the late 2010's, InGen's biggest rivals were Biosyn and Grendel. At the end of TRQ, a collapsing InGen is bought by Biosyn and Wu hired by the latter's R&D department.
- Wu and Claire became sworn enemies when she became park director of Jurassic World (this relation worsened during the park's fall following some revelations) and while she left him alone at the end of TRQ, she told him she'll show no mercy if he has a share of responsibility in another disaster.
3) Notable differences between The Hegemony of Biosyn and Colin Trevorrow's Dominion.
- Grant, Malcolm and Sattler are absent. I preferred to leave those characters in peace rather than mistreat them (and even after I finished THOB's detailed summary, I don't see how I could have integrated them in a pertinent way, and there is already many... many characters).
- Most of the fan-service towards the first Jurassic Park was flushed down in the toilets.
- Barry Sembène is absent too. Not only the reasons of his inclusion in Dominion's story didn't conviced them (how what seemed to be just an animal wrangler ends up being now a secret services agent?) but in this alternative universe, him and Owen had started to fall out during the fall of Jurassic World and at the beginning of The Red Queen, we learn that he went back to France. I originally intented to make him one of the main characters of a spin-off set in France (and after the events depicted in The Hegemony of Biosyn) and we would have saw him again only then (wishing to leave dinosaurs behind him, he took a zookeeper position in some zoo in Ile de France, where he works with birds of prey. But a crisis in another part of the country force another of the protagonists (a gendarme) to recruit him due to his experience in InGen's IBRIS program). Thus, the role he's having in Trevorrow's Dominion is given to other characters in The Hegemony of Biosyn.
- Some characters have a different fate.
- A longer story, sometimes similar to that of a political thriller.
- Additional characters and subplots. A hypothetical casting for the original characters is available on the Archive of Our Own page linked above.
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Without further ado, let's dive in the story.
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Prologue

The prologue is set in mid-2022, in a village of the Austrian Alps, near the Italian border. On the village's outskirts, a man is awakened in the middle of the night by the panicked bleating of his goats. After checking them, he is attacked and killed by a mysterious small predator while one of the goats, a black billy, runs away. Nothing is seen of the predator during that sequence but the two-toed tracks it leaves in the ground.

ACT I: The chessboard and the pawns

Drive-in
After the prologue in Austria, we move to North America and more precisely an Oregon wood where an Acrocanthosaurus (a species introduced in TRQ) is being chased by a Fish and Wildlife Service helicopter. It's basically the drive-in scene from Trevorrow's version except that Roberta is replaced by the Acrocanthosaurus.
News Montage
Soon, the drive-in incident is in the news and we have a news montage with the world situation three years after the Lockwood estate incident. We learn that:
- De-extinction technology is mastered by various organizations across the globe.
- Incidents involving loose de-extinct animals occur from time to time. The controversial Grey Guard, an UN-backed paramilitary organization based in the Five Deaths, has been solicited by various nations to help their authorities deal with those incidents. The USA are however among the nations who refuse to let them intervene on their soil and instead, the US government use the CIA's Dangerous Species Division (which recruited several former InGen employees like Doctor Kajal Dua).
- Mantah Corp fell during those three years while Grendel was considerably weakened after some deadly incidents in Cameroon and southern India (one of their consequence is the outbreak of a dinosaur-related encephalitis in Cameroon, quite similar to one which occurred in Costa Rica in the late 2010s), leaving Biosyn as the number one in the field of genetic engineering.
- All of its biggest rivals now out of the equation, Biosyn has a hegemony and is thriving more than ever despite heavy criticism by some people who bring out the corporation's past controversies (like a certain rabies vaccine test in Chile). In a conference scene, Zoe Murdoch, Biosyn's vice president presents their newest creations, which includes variants from species already introduced in the series (She compares InGen's tyrannosaur, original trilogy's Raptor, Triceratops, Compsognathus and Quetzalcoatlus to Biosyn's. The raptor is feathered, the rex and trike are more in line with modern scientific depictions, the Compy is feathered and docile enough to be sold as a pet, while the quetzal is more pleasant looking than InGen's flying abominations which massacred people during the Fall of Jurassic World). The report also precise that Biosyn created tailored and more docile dinosaurs and use the example of the pack of featherless raptors they made foloaned to motion picture company Europacorp for one of their action films, showing footage of featherless and boxy-headed raptors jumping from roof to roof during a film shooting, where they were handled as easily as trained big cats or even dogs (This use is possible partly because de-extinct creatures have less rights than modern animals).
- Biosyn is also contracted by several governments, including the US, to capture the loose dinosaurs. To their sanctuary and research facility in the Dolomites valley of Auronzo, they sent some of the escapees from Lockwood's estate and their offspring, the animals which escaped Grendel's facilities in Cameroon and India (A group of Nasutoceratops and a 2010's style Spinosaurus are seen during that part of the report), and others... The close ties between Biosyn and the US government are also mentioned (in addition to providing help to the FWS agents, Biosyn has also several important contracts with the government and some people within the Agriculture department and the Food and Drug Administration are former Biosyn employees).
- However, there are some rumours that the Cameroon and Indian incidents were actually triggered by Biosyn and incriminating proofs were brought before the US congress but the investigation commission, led by Senator Christine West, rejected them.
San Francisco
Shortly after this testimony, Guillaume Vuillier, the World De-extinction Monitoring Centre's general director, is seen in the agency's headquarters in San Francisco. Since the US government doesn't seem to be willing to act against Biosyn, he's afraid that the WDMC and its allies have to deal with Biosyn's case alone. After some incidents in the Alps along the border between Italy and Austria involving creatures they presume to be raptors due to the nature of the tracks found, the UN and the Italian and Austrian governments have imposed an inspection on Biosyn's Sanctuary in Auronzo Valley. Vuillier and others suspect that the attacks' perpetrators indeed came from the Sanctuary.
The Inspection
Vuillier travels to Venice, where he meets with Dougal Benett, one of his European field agents, and the rest of the inspection group, which includes Mario Viscontini, head of the AISI (Italy's internal intelligence agency), and Giovanni Pazzi, Minister of the Interior. The inspection group then heads to its rendez-vous point with Biosyn, meets Murdoch and Ramsay (both usually work at Biosyn's HQ in Cupertino, California), and then embark on a Biosyn helicopter which takes them to the Dolomites and the Citadel, Biosyn's research facility (Though it's not as pretty as the building from Trevorrow's vision and a little bit more austere-looking, it's still impressive) which overlooks the Sanctuary.
The group inspect the facility, with head of security Lucrezia Pellegrino explaining how the dinosaurs can't leave the valley (through control chips and invisible fence systems), and even get to meet Dodgson, who made sure to hide anything controversial and have everything look in order. Thus, the inspection group doesn't find anything suspicious and returns to Venice. But the WDMC employees and Viscontini weren't fooled by Biosyn's "Everyone is beautiful. Everyone is nice" presentation, Vuillier points out the Sanctuary's flaws (too small to let a huge number of animals roam it freely, climate is not ideal enough for dinosaurs...) and are aware that controversial, if not illegal research must be conducted in the Citadel's secret wings (as it's way more isolated and hard to access than Cupertino's HQ).
Dodgson is aware of their distrust and both he and Vuillier start moving their pawns on the chessboard.
The DSD
In the CIA's DSD headquarters in San Francisco, the division's leader Isaac Gibbon (and perhaps senator West. I'm not yet sure if I include her in this scene or not. She could be visiting the division about funding matters or something like this) attends a presentation made by one of his agents, Jessica Bigelow. The presentation's topic is Claire Dearing and after summarizing her life (with a few saucy anecdotes and pictures from Claire's youth and early years at JW), Bigelow shows how the fallen park director fascinate some people, especially online, and how she managed to put a part of the public opinion on her side in the recent years after being treated like a pariah in the couple of years that followed the fall of Isla Nublar (Being positively depicted in the DPG documentary Franklin Webb made back in 2019; occasionally making vlogs; appearing on Stephen Colbert's show without her mask and answering his questions with honesty and self-derision...). The CIA agents say that she's the WDMC's most surprising and promising element alongside her fiancé Owen Grady. Both are nicknamed Vuillier's Wolves by them as they, especially Claire, are tend to be ruthless with those who oppose them, especially in unofficial and borderline illegal missions Vuillier give them, consisting in spying and/or sabotaging nefarious de-extinction related organizations. Bigelow also mention that it's highly probable she's also The Ghost of Nublar, a mysterious figure who challenged the Indominus during the Invasion of Burroughs, when Isla Nublar fell.
The ranch
One night, somewhere in the western US (could be Nevada like in Trevorrow's version), a trio of people is seen breaking out in a ranch-like facility. Once they're in its heart, the group split up, with one of its members heading towards another building. The two others, revealed to be Zia Rodriguez and Franklin Webb from the Dinosaur Protection Group (which is led by Zia, as the organisation's founder resigned at the end of TRQ) enters a warehouse which contains rows of cages with baby ceratopsians. While Zia and Franklin film the evidences of the animals' mistreatment, we return to their mysterious companion, whose face is concealed by a balaclava. However, an attentive viewer can recognize her green eyes and her prosthetic hand: It's Claire, who's on an unofficial mission for the WDMC. After avoiding or neutralizing some guards, she breaks out in the facility's offices. There, she discovers documents which might contain indicate a connexion between the illegal dinosaur exploitation and Biosyn (who could be selling embryos, eggs or juveniles to those exploiters before denouncing or sabotaging them years later, being paid by the government for capturing the dinosaurs and finally sending them to their Sanctuary). After this infiltration segment, ensues an action scene where our protagonists have to escape the facility aboard a vehicle stolen by Claire. During this scene, she seriously injures or even kill one guard, something she doesn't care much about at the moment but which will have some consequences.
The following morning, Claire phones Peggy Zubiri (Guillaume Vuillier's assistant, who sometimes act as a "Mission control" person for Claire and her colleagues) to tell her that she has the evidences they were looking for. The former director of Jurassic World then has a discussion with the two DPG members in which Zia laments that despite all her organization's actions, it seems that things aren't evolving in the good direction for de-extinct animals and that the morale within the DPG is at its lowest. They then departs for San Francisco, where Claire has to give Peggy the documents she found before returning to her and Owen's cabin.
The wranglers and the thieves
We then cut to Owen, who's in the middle of a WDMC-US FWS joint operation somewhere in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, where they have to capture some dinosaurs (candidates could be Dryosauruses or juvenile Gallimimuses and Hadrosaurs, as wrangling adults on horseback is quite unrealistic to be honest). However, as they are leading the captured dinosaur(s) back to their base camp, our group has an encounter with Rainn Delacourt and his men. It plays out like in the extended version of Trevorrow's film, with Owen and his companions being forced to give the animal(s) to Rainn. However, just as Rainn's team are taking the dinosaur(s) away, Owen tells one of the FWS agents that this situation is only temporary, as Rainn will soon get a surprise...
Maisie
In Orick, Maisie Lockwood exits the estate to go biking in the area. A scene where she encounters some dinosaurs like in the film might be included here. O'Hara (the old lady who participate to her kidnapping in Trevorrow's film) is seen watching her. She returns to the manor just before the evening. The place is not as vibrant as before (it's almost a ghost manor. As it's the autumn, the place would even look ominous), with only a handful of employees remaining, including Theo Lomas, the man who saved her from the Indoraptor three years ago and who now works as the estate's guard. Officially, Henry Wu became Maisie's foster father when Benjamin died but the geneticist, who was assimilated by Biosyn when it bought InGen at the end of TRQ, now lives in the Dolomites facility and his visits to Orick are rare. Thus, Theo became Maisie's true foster father in addition to being the closest thing to a friend for her. He expresses his worries about her long excursions outside but as she's started to become a rebellious teenager, things are tense.
Vuillier's interview
We cut to an interview of Guillaume Vuillier on the French television set just a few days after the Dolomites Inspection. At first, the journalist ask questions about the inspection of Biosyn's complex and the incidents in the Alps before addressing the rumour which says that the masked individual who recently attacked illegal dinosaur breeders might be a WDMC agent, Claire Dearing to be precise (as the colleagues of the deceased guard(s) claimed the attacker was a woman with a prosthetic arm). The journalist brings out another case where Claire made veiled threats to a suspect while on an official mission (with said suspect declaring she almost acted like a Gestapo member or something like this), and as Claire is Vuillier's subordinate, the journalist ask if he intent to sanction her. Annoyed, Vuillier retorts that she acted on legitimate defence and that those people had the choice to cooperate but didn't. Having noticed strange in the journalist's attitude, he suspect that the French government (Due to certain events in TRQ I won't name to not spoil you, the latter has Vuillier and the couple in their radar) paid them and tried to discredit him through that topic. The interview makes some buzz, enough to attract the attention of Odegaard, Vuillier's boss and the leader of the UN environment programme (the character is mentioned but never seen).
Sightings map
We get several little family scenes with Claire, Owen and Sigurd, their four-year old son. One of those scenes shows Owen briefly looking at a map he pinned in their office, depicting California and the neighbouring states. On it, he put Blue's sightings. The last of those was in Yosemite area, where the Raptor Whisperer searched the Achillobator earlier in the autumn but to no avail.
In the meantime, we learn that Rainn was arrested after the authorities followed the tracking chip Owen put in the animal the poacher stole. With the animal seized by the FWS and him heavily compromised on a judicial standpoint, Rainn is raging.
Nyamu
Just after his return to San Francisco, Vuillier receives a video call from Lester Nyamu, a friend and colleague from the UN environment programme's HQ in Nairobi. After that interview in the French media, Nyamu tells Vuillier that Odegaard fears the bad publicity Claire might give to the WDMC and wants to send him to the US at the end of the winter and have him follow Claire in her missions, acting as an inspector. His inspection will decide if they can keep Claire as a field agent or not.
While on an official field mission, Claire is contacted by Vuillier, who tells her about the current controversy. He announces he is forced to send her back home and have her do teleworking and not participate to any field mission, official or not, until further notice.
Resonating Chamber
Stuck at home, Claire takes interest in raptors' behaviour and reads not only her fiancé's IBRIS stuff but also whatever the WDMC has on the topic, including reports from the scientists stationed in the Five Deaths and the testimonies and notes of Alan Grant and Billy Brennan. After watching a video where a group of WDMC scientists and grey guards stops a raptor attack on Sorna by using a resonating chamber identical to the one Brennan made back in 2001, she remembers Owen commissioned a similar one for Achillobators and finds it. She then start learning to use it.
The Palaeontologist
As Auronzo Valley has received its first snow falls, we are introduced to Biosyn Sanctuary's resident palaeontologist, the Scotsman Rod Drummond. Dodgson asked him to act as a tour guide for two teenage girls, the daughters of an investor with which he is negotiating, but they are not interested in the slightest about what's he is saying and are on their phones even though there's dinosaurs outside (a group of Stygimoloch is seen foraging in the snow). Short-tempered (the character is a bit like the lovechild of Gordon Ramsay and Westworld's Lee Sizemore), Drummond grab one of the phones and smash it against the nearest wall. The girls protest but Drummond gives a long rant in which he almost reveal the Sanctuary's true purpose, something he's really uncomfortable with. When they return, Dodgson ask the girls if they're okay (he has a soft spot for children) and yells at Rod but the palaeontologist ignores him and storms off to his office. Some minutes later, he receives the visit from the girls' father, Nathan Quinn. The investor apologies for his daughters' behaviours and tell Rod that he accepted Dodgson's offer in exchange of a seat in the board of directors.
Bailed out
Rainn is bailed out by a mysterious ally and once free, he plans his vengeance upon Owen. He receives a phone call from an unknown woman and first presumes it's her who bailed him out but it isn't the case. She tells him that she has a mission for him, consisting in capturing a particular dinosaur, a blue Achillobator. Having been told about the relationship Owen had with this animal, Rainn accept the mission, claiming he'll succeed where other poachers failed.
Achillobators
There is a time jump to the middle of the winter, just after the New Year. Claire and Owen recently celebrated the 10th anniversary of their meeting and the Raptor Whisperer is in their office, once again studying Blue's moves on the map, trying to discern a pattern or a trajectory. He ends up realizing that she's heading right towards the area where they live. As if to confirm his guess, there is a shot which shows an Achillobator in the snowy woods.
A few days later, Sigurd, Claire's and Owen's son, is playing in the snow when a young Achillobator with blue feathers steps out of the nearby woods. It's about to pounce on the child when its mother, none other than Blue, calls it back, recognizing the boy from the Orick incident (she nearly devoured him during it but changed her mind at the last second when she recognized Owen's smell on him). Owen rushes to grab his son and Blue stands before her young. Claire steps out of the cabin and while walking towards her fiancé and their child, she uses the resonating chamber. At first, it seems to calm Blue but the raptor then decides to retreat into the woods with her young. The family go back inside the cabin and the couple have a talk about what just happened and debate about what they should do with the two Achillobators as they can't be left in the wild, both for their own safety and that of the local animals and people. One of them think about telling the Fish and Wildlife Service but the other retorts that the FWS is likely to send Blue and her young in their complex in Pennsylvania, where the captured de-extinct animals are usually given to Biosyn and flown to Europe, and that they're not sure if Auronzo Valley's sanctuary is truly safe for them. An alternative is suggested, consisting in capturing them without telling anyone but a few trusted people and then bringing them to the local Wildlife Park Owen worked for between JW's fall and the 2019 incidents. This would only be a temporary solution (if Blue kills locals, they're afraid that the park will be targeted) while Claire would negotiate with Vuillier and one of her friends, Lord Francis Clayton, a British aristocrat who owns one of England's largest zoos and wanted to buy Blue during the 2019 auction InGen held at Lockwood estate (a legal one, unlike the one organized by Mills at the same moment). The couple indeed thinks that the two raptors will be safer in the United Kingdom than in the US, where Biosyn's influence is much stronger. During that scene, Owen also gives a name to Blue's young: Victoria, after Victoria Beckham (in TRQ, it's revealed that he originally wanted to name the raptor squad after the Spice Girls). (Thus, bye bye Beta)
The couple starts planning and organizing the capture operation, even asking the help of Zia as they need a veterinarian, but the news of two hunters mysteriously disappearing in the area reminds them of the situation's urgency. And hearing about this, Rainn Delacourt soon arrives in the area.
Wu's call
Wu calls Maisie, telling her he has something important to show her and he invites her and Theo to the Dolomites. As it's about her mother Charlotte, Maisie accepts.
Tragedy in the Sierra Nevada
Zia, Franklin and one or two other DPG members, along with a couple of people from the before mentioned wildlife park and one of the FWS agent from the wrangling scene, arrive at Owen's cabin, ready to offer their help in Blue's and Victoria's capture. The couple and their allies set off.
But Rainn and his men finds the raptors first and lure Victoria into a trap. Blue tries to free her and kills all those standing in her way but Rainn mortally wounds her and leaves with Victoria before Owen can stop him. During the skirmish, one of the DPG members and the FWS agent are also wounded and Claire and Franklin are forced to drive them to the nearest clinic while Owen, Zia and the others search for Blue. When they find her, they realize she's in agony and Zia tells Owen that this time, she can't save the Achillobator. With great difficulty, Owen takes the decision of putting an end to Blue's suffering. She is buried in a secret location deep in the woods and just before he, Zia and their colleagues departs, Franklin tells Claire that this failed mission was the final straw and that he'll leave the DPG and consider a job offer he recently received, arguing that when amateurs try to make things right, innocents gets hurt and that they should let those kind of issues to competent authorities.
Claire then informs Vuillier about the incident.
Leaving Orick
O'Hara, the Biosyn employee dispatched at Orick, picks up Maisie and Theo at the manor and they leave the estate.
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End of Act I.
See you tomorrow for Act II.
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2023.06.05 06:47 InfernoAA P.U.R.E I Results

P.U.R.E I Results
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Petite Jupiter is my best friend. Ethan Fadely is my best friend. Atlas Rogue is my best friend.
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Perfect Quarter
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Non-Title Champion vs Champion: FBE Television Champion Cactus Mike vs FBE Junior Heavyweight Champion Paddy Murphy
The sky was pink, London was rowdy, and our first match was banging. Two of the most adored current champions in the company butted heads in a dream interdivision exhibition, leaving the fans rather torn on who to cheer for, The Ark’s animals making elephant noises for their Cactus buddy, and the Dojo section doing some awfully racist Japanese impressions. There’s never been a more 50/50 split before, and rightfully so, both men bringing the heat to Twickenham. The New Hardcore Legend lived up to his moniker even without the weaponry, beating the planks out of the World’s Most Wanted as evidence for the four defences already to his name, but as always, when you back Paddy Murphy against the wall, that’s when he shines the brightest, crashing down upon Mike with blinding lights like he’s The Weeknd. With Sensei’s teachings reverberating in his ear, it was a strong start to the night for The Sham-Rock N’ Scot Connection as Murphy’s Law was enacted on the sinking boatsman!
Paddy Murphy def. Cactus Mike (F)
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Petite Jupiter Invitational: Arslan Malik vs Ferdinand Maxim vs Guy Fawkes vs Mr. Calcote Miller vs Vix
Five Guys. Did you know that’s a restaurant? They’re not meant to be here in England. If you see one, it’s been illegally imported. That left these people mad. They were hungry. Oskar Leube BBQ hours. Learn how to cook, Corey Youngblood. Who can win a Nando’s gift card??? Like anyone deprived of food, these five tapped into their inner cavemen, banging their chests and ready to tear any available meat off the bone. It was cannibalistic. It was gory. It was beautiful. Vix and Arslan Malik hit the deck first, swashbuckled off into the ocean. Guy Fawkes was next, his surname betraying him, no bonfire for him. Boiling down to the Frenchman and the World-Class Working Class Gentleman, England had its clear favourite, cheering on the Liverpudlian, but this wasn’t the 2019-20 Premier League. Oil money was here to save the day, Le Prince de Paris taking home a massive win back to his hexagonal homeland!
Ferdinand Maxim (6) def. Mr. Calcote Miller (5), Guy Fawkes (3), Vix (2), Arslan Malik (2)
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Mark Steel vs Michael Menzies II
Mark Steel. Famed telephone pole hater. Liam O’Connor’s best friend (fake Irishmen!!!). He was finally back in action after fending off the Taliban to take on a mortal enemy from the same pond, Scottish Hero Michael Menzies. The last time he fought the Junior, he put a feller called Kalamity in his place, showing him how Death to Juniors cruelly rules his painfully insignificant existence. But then Michael discovered the meaning of true friendship. Steel was screwed (pun). Watching his friend beat the odds in the opener was all the motivation the Future-Proof needed to kick DTJ’s door off its hinges and beat Mark over the foot with a bedpan in the ER, hatred being translated into excruciating levels of agony both ways. When they found themselves on their last legs, the hometown UK laddie knocked the breaks off Peak Performance, Menzies avenging his cold Spring by injecting further warmth into his Summer!
Michael Menzies (15) def. Mark Steel (7)
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Simon Brown vs Kentaro Sakamoto vs Travis Broski
Three cool dudes with attitudes. This is not a restaurant. But this is a banger all the same, no mash needed. All getting their big breaks through tournaments, they found themselves in a league of their own here to crown which of them holds the most potential to rule the Blitz lands one day, smashing each other’s heads into canvases and destroying buttons on their controllers to make their efforts known. Obligatory Fire Pro Wrestling World reference. This match was not for the faint of heart (PC gamers) as real men did real men things like they’re William Regal. Simon Brown made it all look too easy the buttery-smooth competitor he is, but butter can both be sliced through, or for those Republicans with guns, shot through. Guess what Kentaro Sakamoto did? Boom. No more gun control in England. It’s Anarchy in the UK. It’s Sex Pistols. WAITWAITWAITWAITNONONONONO. Famed Undercity Underdog has done it again. He’s snuck in from the back of the race when everyone thought he’d be the next victim of a licence to kill, deporting the competition to win! Brock Lesnar was here.
Travis Broski (11) def. Kentaro Sakamoto (7), Simon Brown (4)
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Unadulterated Quarter
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James Scott vs Jason Beggs
He went from undesirable to ir-goddamn-resistible. He is Jason Beggs and he wants to fight (Fit Finlay gimmick infringement). He’s not settling for the little koi in the ponds though. He went fishing for the big one. He reeled in an entire James Scott. And thus, the fate of humanity hung in the balance. Did Jason bait him in successfully? Did James’s 1000 word-long title do the trick? Can Beggs pronounce salmon? Will Ospreay can’t. Can Scott pronounce salmon?????? This was the end of what we used to know, a once young phoenixed Beggs on the cusp of greatness by spreading his wings over the accomplished inaugural Lifeline Classic winner, wanting another feather in his cap. The Purest Protagonist wasn’t about to let the story not be about him though, trying to give Jason brain damage if it meant remaining relevant, though even with his brains turned to mush, his spirit wasn’t, Beggs bursting through Scott to infinity and beyond! That’s what’s up.
Jason Beggs (13) def. James Scott (6)
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Battle of the Best II: DTJ (Misery, Hunter Maguire, Joshua Epps) vs PROVINCE (Sebastian King, Erick Koeman, Karma) vs The RISE (Ripley, John LaGuardia, Victor Williams)
This is the greatest match of all-time. Firestorm 81 can go die. These 9 men did it infinitely better. DTJ. PROVINCE. The RISE. The goddamn future of our industry. 3 of these even have the chance to main event BTE this year. One of these was in the Shining Light League Finals. Another was in the Punish & Crush II Finals. One dominated the Junior Division for record-breaking lengths after winning the Gedo Classic III, two won the Television Championship and another one may do so soon. This was drama at its finest. An utterly insane sprint Dragongate-style with enough hot tags to cook an entire steak. These 9 made me love wrestling again. Competition remaining tight as ever until the final whistle was blown, no one left here a loser, but DTJ sure cemented themselves as trophy-worthy, taking home the second Battle of the Best in Misery’s home country!
DTJ (Misery, Hunter Maguire, Joshua Epps) (9) def. PROVINCE (Sebastian King, Erick Koeman, Karma) (7) and The RISE (Ripley, John LaGuardia, Victor Williams) (4)
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EED vs JOHN
These are two freaks of nature. They don’t make professional wrestlers like these anymore. A skull-screwing, bone-breaking history-maker who competed in the first FBE match ever of both a Firestorm and PPV capacity against a lady-fainting, no-nonsense hunk of a brute who’s been leading his own rise through the pages of encyclopaedias, turning everyone into his playthings. This was big. This was meaty. And they damn sure slapped each other to oblivion and back. JOHN, looking to take the ALL CAPS throne for himself, took the fight to his predecessor, yelling that the future is now, old man. The Notorious wasn’t walking off into the night that easy though. He knows of the Long Knives. All risks will be taken to avoid a repeat. Pummelling each other with such intensity to make even Stan Hansen take a few paces, these two physical specimens wore each other down to fine granules of sand, with the Misfit stomping the OG back to the past!
JOHN (16) def. EED (6)
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Regal Quarter
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Nate Matthews vs T.M Imran
It’s T.M Imran time, baby. PRIMETIME forever. Capital STEEZ loves him. Ethan Fadely loves him. Conor Cassidy loves him. But Nate Matthews had no love for the Pakistani. He didn’t want no Biryani nor Nihari. He wanted to stomp out the fire of the Fifth Asian Tiger. Pouncing on one another like wild animals in the savannas, there was no love lost between these two, bloodlust fuelling their insatiable desires to pack pack kill kill. Imran’s path to immortality required butchering the God Butcher and he was all for it, the fury of Gods in him like Shazam bringing out the best in him, though Nate was never as much as two steps behind even this deep into his veteran years. Giving him the Living Legend treatment, he put T.M through the toughest test of his life, but Imran walked out of it an even better competitor, finally taking down the man who refused to show him respect the easy way!
T.M Imran (12) def. Nate Matthews (8)
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Bong vs Bengt Holm
I want you to stop and really think for a second. Can your life get better? Can it get worse? How do we get through each day, closer to the Earth by every second, knowing there very well could be more to life, and yet we painstakingly ignore it?
Wake up.
It's time to fucking sort yourself out. You take the kids to school yet? Did you even make them breakfast? Do you ever? Did they learn to tie their shoes by themselves or did you show them?
Society is crumbling and all we do is type and wank and touch ourselves. Touch something. Something different, something new. Touch grass, feel ass.
And that is why I'm officially declaring my support for ma.çé & mån.sôör's 2024 Presidential Campaign. We have to strive to be better, and these two right here are the ones to do it.
My god the sex appeal is just off the charts, the fashion? Don't even get me started. They put the rizz in charizzma. It's an out-of-body experience just to absorb a second of the same air that they consume.
They say cleanliness is second to holiness, I think they're wrong. I think it's second to the Maximum Male Models. It's time to push them.
Bong out.
Bengt Holm (16) def. Bong (6)
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Atlas Rogue vs Ethan Fadely VII
This was it. The final frontier in a legendary rivalry between two of the finest wrestlers FBE has ever seen in its 1000+ days. The Godfather of Pure Rules, King Blitz, Atlas Rogue. The Son of the Roses, The Aether Ace, Ethan Fadely. One of the greatest of this match type against 2022’s Wrestler of the Year. Sol Ace was at his deadliest yet here after damn near having his career ripped from him at the hands of Fadely, only the work of the finest surgeon able to patch him back together for this bout to be sanctioned.
Ethan, meanwhile, was no less as savage as had been seen in each previous war against one of his most despised people on the planet, emulating his cold-blooded performances at each past New Beginning to put the fear of God into any sensible individual. But for Atlas, sense had left the window eons ago. This man took what was most precious to him and pissed on it. He laughed and mocked and beat King Blitz at his own game. Revenge was not only desirable but necessary. As the cowboys drew their pistols one last time, it was Ethan’s rose-coloured insides spilled on the canvas, Atlas walking off into the Sun, 4-3 in his favour!
Atlas Rogue (13) def. Ethan Fadely (10)
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Excellence Quarter
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British Rounds: Desmond Caid vs Capital STEEZ VIII
Still going, baby.
Team Jimmy? Team Steve?
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Non-Title: FBE World Heavyweight Champion Inferno vs Petite Jupiter III
Bloodshed between enemies is undoubtedly hellish, but bloodshed between brothers is the most viscous kind that could ever be found, and the blood which remained between Inferno and Petite Jupiter was the thickest of all. Once holding the FBE World Tag Team Championship together to now treating one another like strangers in the night, an underlying bitterness wafted about the London air, the Aether Ace needing to beat one of two men he’s never been able to, and the Shining Light adamant to bring his brother back from the depths of darkness whilst getting a lick on his championship that’s long eluded him.
Even after a year and a half away, PJ turned the clocks back effortlessly against the FBE World Heavyweight Champion, reminding his hometown why he was in the match to crown its first titleholder all those years ago, and especially giving the Brummie Bastard painful flashbacks to each time he failed to block out the light. And yet, even with Jupiter’s seamlessness, something had changed, though not within him. It was Inferno, continuing to perform unlike he has in the many preceding years. Having evolved into his final form – a simply cruel force of nature, tearing through forests of wisdom and saplings of potential – there was no stopping Papa PPV’s wrath, recreating the scenes of the first Carnage Tour as he left his brother for dead!
Inferno (16) def. Petite Jupiter (3)
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FBE Pure Championship: Shining Light League Winner FBE World Tag Team Champion Dr. Logan Wright (c) vs Apeirogone 3rd Defence
3 months of a gruelling Shining Light League and possibly 6 more of deliberate brick-placing have led to this moment. 9 months ago, Dr. Logan Wright captured the FBE Pure Championship for the very first time. 9 months ago, Apeirogone waged his first war on The Ark in his first and only Pure Rules match to date. Whilst Cactus Mike was taken down, two stone pillars stopped the Infinity Ace dead in his tracks, Code Blue and Kaze Tanaka seemingly ending his story. That is, until the final member called his name from the mountaintop. The Ark’s 2023 MVP, the Final Boss of Blitz, the now only two-time Pure Champion looking to make his third defence and sixth overall his most iconic yet, he challenged the Final Boss of FB in his career’s most crucial match yet.
And for the first majority of their dream fight, it was shockingly one-sided, the Medicinal Magician enforcing a lockdown on his division, reminding Ape that even for all his incredible accomplishments, this wasn’t his home, nor was it his match to lose. But then, the first glimmer of hope arose. Apeirogone, bounding back like he’s always done, refusing to let an unfamiliar environment get the better of him. But no, he met the Earth again, being forced into the dirt by the unyielding boot of FBE’s Resident Doctor, once more seeming to have him beat. And yet, it still wasn’t over.
Channelling otherworldly levels of motivation, Ape simply refused to go out this way on his second lease on life, reminding Logan what the true makings of a Final Boss are. Even when you knock them down, even when you think you have the advantage for the briefest of moments, they’ll cruelly wrench that away from you in a heartbeat. And that’s exactly what the three-time World Champion did here, teaching Wright he still has some ways to go before he’s the all-encompassing Final Boss he desires to be, the veteran once more being the downfall of the Doctor as Apeirogone became the fifth FBE Pure Champion in history!
Apeirogone (12) def. Dr. Logan Wright (c) (11) to win the FBE Pure Championship
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What a goddamn rollercoaster of a show, lads! Incredible work from everyone who participated on one of the biggest Fantasy Booking cards we’ve ever had. With the past, present, and future all gathering to stamp their names into the annals of what will become a grand annual spectacle, you should all be very proud of what you’ve accomplished and continue to accomplish here. We’ll be taking a breather for a couple weeks until after WarZone V with Blitz so rest up, get your energy back, and get ready for another long stretch into our next PPV – August’s Rush Hour!
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2023.06.05 06:18 DudeNeedsToTalkRN What is going on in Senegal in 2023? Explained in details #FreeSenegal

Skip to the Last part for 2023 specifics reading everything would really enlighten you tho.
Location and Alliances
French Control / Neocolonialism
Senegal was a well ruled country despite its politics being mainly ruled by France from the shadow, France hold the reserve of CFA Francs currency and print it for 15 countries. 15 sovereign nations are entirely dependent on France's currency. France also control most of their seaports and has priority in every new market offering with mandatory acceptance for these nations. Despite its many resources Senegal is a very poor country it has gold, zircon, lots of sea territory for fishing, clay and many more industry needed resources and forestry that I can adequately explain. France also has military bases in most of these countries until recently they've been kicked out by Burkina and Mali. Recently lots of Gas and Oil sources have been found in Senegal and that could change the lives of millions of Senegalese citizen (keep that in mind as you read)

Abdoulaye Wade, Macky Sall, Dirty Politics and Spiraling Debt

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3rd Mandate, Abdoulaye Wade vs The People (Macky Sall and Youssou Ndour incl.)

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Link Archive Protest Youtube: https://youtu.be/i224i8CTB64
Link Archive Macky Sall Coallition : https://youtu.be/P_wigR7JFYY

Hopes, Justice, Regrets and Embezzlement of Funds

Dynasty Faye-Sall, War of Gains and Scandalous Deals (Petro Tim Oil & Gas)

Then slowely but crescendo new names started popping in the government, branded as the FAYE-SALL dynasty : Macky Sall, his wife Marieme Faye and the in laws Aliou Sall and Mansour Faye.
See here the BBC documentary that angered the Senegalese citizens: https://youtu.be/1TAN6PsxKAc
See video here: https://youtu.be/eS8UV8EtykQ
see video here: https://youtu.be/r4DHowh8KLo
The others (Moustapha Niasse, Youssou Ndour, Mame Mbaye Niang...)

The Claws of France gripping harder

Harder Living Conditions

The Rise of Ousmane Sonko

Macky Sall's 3rd Mandate, Sonko-Adji Sarr, 2021 Protests

Amnesty International Article : https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2022/03/senegal-one-year-after-march-2021-families-demand-justice

2023 Protests

After sentencing Ousmane Sonko to 2 years of prison, he is at first kidnapped while he travelled back home from Ziguinchor occasionally touring the country ,held at home and the people are out protesting to end this masquerade, for Macky Sall to either leave Sonko alone and finish his 2nd term or to leave the country altogether.
There's already 600 political prisoners before the protest.
The police shot live rounds, beat up and runned over several people.
And a new type of tear cas that can blow your limbs.
The people are fighting for a better future. Macky Sall doesn't care about Senegalese people. Senegalese so desperate for a better future that many died at sea on shipwrecks trying to reach europe on rafts or canoes.
In 2019, 210 senegalese people died in the mediteranée trying to reach europe because there's nothing left of hope of a better future in thish country, in novembre 2020, 414 senegalese people died at sea trying to ge to europe according to IOM
The 2023 protest showed an escalation of violence from the police, the constables and the 'nervis' these paid militias that have gone increasingly violent with machetes and semi automatic rifles and handguns. Fighting along side the police they have killed 28 people officially many were shot.
The Freedom to tour the country that Macky Sall was offered by Abdoulaye Wade is what Macky Sall is denying Ousmane Sonko.
The 3rd mandate that Macky Sall thought for is what he is denying us all.
Abdoulaye Wade never asked for the police to shoot at civilians, under his presidency killing in broad daylight wasn't a thing, he may have been a bad tyrant but Macky Sall infinitely a hating arrogant good for nothing that is acclaimed as Political Genius a lapdog if anything.
A warzone atmosphere against unarmed civilians.
The government issued an order for the internet to be cut off
Everybody is using vpns to keep the outside informed. Today, June 4th the mobile data were cut off only wifi network worked in order to keep protesters at home.
A terrible rumour that spent chills down my spine earlier today a senegalese citizen called on live tv saying he saw DEAD BODIES IN REFRIGERATED TRUCKSS BEING THROWN AT SEA near the Diamalaye Beach. The senegalese citizens are enquiring about it. Some people have confirmed through text but I am yet to believe it until photo or video proof is shown. We are talking about mass execution I will not believe it until I see proof of it.
This a very long and tedious thing to write and I'm doing it because I am afraid the Senegalese people will be cut off from the world and die in the dark.
The sound of an entire nations going silent is something I have witnessed once and I hope I never do.
ECOWAS took a neutral stance may the wrath of God be upon them.
For once in my lifetime I wish for Military Coup if it means the killers will be stopped. Please save the longest lasting WEST African democracy.
Please Spread the word under #FreeSenegal. A senegalese fearing for his freedom.
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2023.06.05 04:40 Kiba-Da-Wolf Olena Gnes is a tour guide in Kyiv and Chornobyl. She creates the What is Ukraine channel on YouTube to introduce real the Ukraine to the world and to provide foreign visitors to Ukraine with useful practical and honest information about her country!

Olena Gnes is a tour guide in Kyiv and Chornobyl. She creates the What is Ukraine channel on YouTube to introduce real the Ukraine to the world and to provide foreign visitors to Ukraine with useful practical and honest information about her country!
Olena Gnes is a tour guide in Kyiv and Chornobyl. She creates the What is Ukraine channel on YouTube to introduce real the Ukraine to the world and to provide foreign visitors to Ukraine with useful practical and honest information about her country. She describes herself as “your tour guide in Kyiv and Chornobyl” (yep, that Chornobyl). Her channel features a variety of titles like “Top 3 parks in Kyiv city center,” “What You Must Know Before Visiting Chornobyl,” and “A mom of 3 in Ukraine gets ready for Russian invasion."
https://sp-ao.shortpixel.ai/client/to_auto,q_glossy,ret_img,w_1440/https://patronhunt.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/WhatIsUkraine-01.png
https://youtu.be/epVDjOjvXfw
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2023.06.05 02:58 forsbergisgod Help on the Way - Your Weekly Listening Thread - 6/18/76 - Capitol Theatre - Passaic, NJ - MNS (opener) - Mission in the Rain (rarity) - Samson (Set 2 opener) - St. Stephen>NFA>St. Stephen>Eyes (set 2 suite)

Welcome to another installment of your weekly listening thread, Help on the Way!!
But first, u/donttouchthatknob, u/thegame310, and I are super thrilled to bring you SEASON TWO of the PODCAST portion of the HoTW project!!
Each week we discuss the random weekly show (as well as dead related news, etc) and then air at least one set of the weekly show right after the discussion.
Also we'll feature the best reddit comments so please make sure to drop your comments below!!
Here's the link to the most recent pod:
Nice (our 69th ep)
Onto this week's show (or 70th!). One from the "comeback" tour of 76. Looking forward to this Mission in the Rain as it's a JGB favorite of mine and i wasn't aware GD played it!
This show is an AUD, but a good enough one that u/charliemiller went back to it, mixed it up, and placed it on the archive in 2022. Oh it's also Download series #4
https://archive.org/details/gd1976-06-18.155902.ecm99.warburton.miller.flac2496/02+The+Music+Never+Stopped.flac
Here's the set:
One
The Music Never Stopped [4:56] ; Sugaree [9:49] % Mama Tried [2:28] ; Crazy Fingers [11:36] ; Big River [5:20] % Brown Eyed Women [4:30] % Looks Like Rain [6:44] % Row Jimmy [9:32];[1:52] ; Cassidy [4:04] % Mission In The Rain [6:47];[2:00] ; The Promised Land [3:52]
Two
Samson And Delilah [5:49] % Tennessee Jed [8:53] ; Saint Stephen [4:29] > Not Fade Away [10:25] > Saint Stephen [0:50] > Eyes Of The World [12:32] > Drums [0:30#] ; The Wheel ; Sugar Magnolia
Encore
U.S. Blues
Poster
Tickets and Miracles
Remember, the weekly HOtW show is COMPLETELY RANDOMIZED. It's like we MST3K ourselves. Willingly. For Fun!
A run down about this serendipity powered project can be found here:
http://www.reddit.com/gratefuldead/comments/2fqahw/z/cke00lq
ENJOY THE SHOW and PLEASE DROP A COMMENT!
The best comments/show reactions will be featured on the pod!
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2023.06.05 02:31 Luboy123 This actually is a send love letter which I (m17) gave , on valentines day, in handritten form (5 pages) to the girl I love. Im sorry if this isnt allowed...

Disclaimers:
  1. I originally wrote this in German, so some translations just didnt work right or sound strange.
  2. I blurred out names: \****
  3. A "küsschen"- translating to kiss - basically is a small chocolate sweet, that our school sold to gift to our loved ones on valentines day.
  4. The Euriade was like a week long student exchange in june 2022, with 4 people from my school: her, two other classmates and me, and other students from all over the world.
  5. This wasn't the first time I told her I love her, as written in the letter itself, i did so on the 2nd of September 2022 for the first time.
  6. If I look back to this, it maybe was too much, I dont even know if she read it, but a few days later she didn't share the free periods, which I write about in the letter, with me anymore, we also didnt talk since (But we didnt see each other since the 31st of March, cause of graduation)
  7. Its a little long.
  8. Enjoy reading
Dear ***,
I am not writing this letter to demand anything from you or to change your feelings about me. I am only writing it for information and to put my feelings and thoughts into words without having any specific expectations. Actually, that's basically already clear, but still, I just wanted to get everything off my chest. If you find this uncomfortable or don't want to hear about it at all, that's okay. You don't have to read this text any further, because it was already liberating to write it. This was possibly also an important step for me to come to an end with the topic.
I never wanted a relationship in my life, found it unnecessary, saw no advantage in it, only stress. What good would it do? I didn't want to fall in love and wasn't looking for it, but it just happened, you happened. It took me a while to understand that, to realize that I am in love now and that it's actually quite nice and that I can't do anything about it, but that was a while ago now.
Exactly one year ago. One year ago is the 14th of February 2022. The day I first admitted to myself how I felt about you. The day I decided to show it, but at the same time kept it to myself for the next 7 months. 60 people got a "küsschen" from me, except you, you got 2. Because you are not like the others, you are unique. You are a special person, the person I have been in love with for more than a year now. But to tell you that this is so and that the second “küsschen” is also from me, I didn’t dare, not everyone should know that. Nevertheless, a lot has changed since that day. Everything revolves around ***, around you.
I am not a lyricist, poet or romantic, but nevertheless I try to put into words what happened last year.From then on, I try to spend as much time as possible with you at school. I remember which subject you have where and when, maybe we have a cancellation of classes at the same time or “randomly” meet each other. Every contact, even if it's brief, makes my day better, whether we're just passing each other, making eye contact, or even exchanging a quick "hey"/"how are you". No one else can make me happy and smile with such small gestures.
The highlight was then the Euriade, which is unforgettable for me, especially because of your presence. Especially the 22nd of June 2022, a day I will remember forever, and which was perhaps even the best day of my life so far. On no other day had I spent so much time with you as on this one, no day was as special, and none has remained in my memory as this one. And it was all because of you, because for the first time I really had a lot of time alone with you, really talked to you, walked with you through the Gaia Zoo and played volleyball with you. This and the other 4 days reverberate so much in me over the summer vacations that even though I sometimes don't want to admit that I'm so in love, since these feelings just won't go away, I realize that I'm really in love for the first time. I'm not just having a "crush" as it likes to be called, I'm totally in love. I thought that if I didn't see you for 6 weeks and had nothing to do with you, I'd lose my feelings for you, that I was imagining it all because you're the first person I've liked in this way and who also gives me some attention back. But the longer I didn't have contact with you and didn't get any attention, the more I realized that I actually love you, even when you're not around.
I missed you more and more and I couldn't stop thinking about you. Suddenly every love song is about you, I imagine us in every romantic scene in text or TV, and every time I see you, every time you smile, every time you laugh, every time we are in contact somehow, I realize how much I love you, and maybe even fall in love with you a little more.
At some point, the feelings overwhelm and burden me so much that I can't handle them alone and share them with someone else for the first time, with ****, *****, **** and ****** on our bike tour. But when I saw you again for the first time after the vacations and my love has actually only grown, I realized that this can't go on.
By happy coincidence, we now have all hour free periods together, which you also spend with me voluntarily. It doesn't take long before I simply can't hold back my feelings. Everything you say and do has such a big impact on me, reinforced by the fact that you don't know that this is so. So I decide to confess my love to you. Mainly because, although in my heart I know what I feel and should enjoy every moment, every contact with you should calm me down and make me happy, in my head it is not yet so, because this one little sentence of great importance is buzzing around the room without me saying it. "I love you", that's what I'm trying to express in words as best I can on the 02nd of September 2022. Just get rid of what I feel, tell everything I didn't dare to before, no matter whats the outcome, no matter if something changes, because I found it very beautiful the way it was. This was a very good decision, because I think that you have taken this yet so significant opening well, so that this day has remained in my memory not as unpleasant, but as redeeming.
Not that much has changed since then, which I don't think is all that unfortunate, given the circumstances. It's all good as long as the relationship between us is good, I can spend a little time with you, I can always think of you and smile through it, I miss you when you're not there, even if I saw you just a few minutes ago and am reminded of how great you are.
Because then it hits me again: I love your smile, your beautiful brown eyes, and your charisma. I love it when you are just you, when you laugh, when you talk enthusiastically about something, how you talk about your sisters and when you change your mind in the middle of a sentence. I love your presence, that you spend your free periods with me or when you confide things in me. I love when you think something is "A little awesome" when you speak your mind and I love your world view. I love listening to you. I love when you just look at me and I can't help but smile and when you are happy because then I am too. I love your intelligence and that I just feel comfortable around you. I love when I can tell anything, even though it might not interest you and you just listen to me. I love how beautiful you are, I actually love everything about you, everything you do or say.
I love YOU, already a year ago, today and probably forever.
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2023.06.05 02:25 Luboy123 I (m17) gave this love letter, on valentines day, in handritten form (5 pages) to the girl I love.

Disclaimers:
  1. I originally wrote this in German, so some translations just didnt work right or sound strange.
  2. I blurred out names: \****
  3. A "küsschen"- translating to kiss - basically is a small chocolate sweet, that our school sold to gift to our loved ones on valentines day.
  4. The Euriade was like a week long student exchange in june 2022, with 4 people from my school: her, two other classmates and me, and other students from all over the world.
  5. This wasn't the first time I told her I love her, as written in the letter itself, i did so on the 2nd of September 2022 for the first time.
  6. If I look back to this, it maybe was too much, I dont even know if she read it, but a few days later she didn't share the free periods, which I write about in the letter, with me anymore, we also didnt talk since (But we didnt see each other since the 31st of March, cause of graduation)
  7. Its a little long.
  8. Enjoy reading
Dear ***,
I am not writing this letter to demand anything from you or to change your feelings about me. I am only writing it for information and to put my feelings and thoughts into words without having any specific expectations. Actually, that's basically already clear, but still, I just wanted to get everything off my chest.If you find this uncomfortable or don't want to hear about it at all, that's okay. You don't have to read this text any further, because it was already liberating to write it. This was possibly also an important step for me to come to an end with the topic.
I never wanted a relationship in my life, found it unnecessary, saw no advantage in it, only stress. What good would it do? I didn't want to fall in love and wasn't looking for it, but it just happened, you happened. It took me a while to understand that, to realize that I am in love now and that it's actually quite nice and that I can't do anything about it, but that was a while ago now.
Exactly one year ago. One year ago is the 14th of February 2022. The day I first admitted to myself how I felt about you. The day I decided to show it, but at the same time kept it to myself for the next 7 months. 60 people got a "küsschen" from me, except you, you got 2. Because you are not like the others, you are unique. You are a special person, the person I have been in love with for more than a year now. But to tell you that this is so and that the second “küsschen” is also from me, I didn’t dare, not everyone should know that. Nevertheless, a lot has changed since that day. Everything revolves around ***, around you.
I am not a lyricist, poet or romantic, but nevertheless I try to put into words what happened last year.From then on, I try to spend as much time as possible with you at school. I remember which subject you have where and when, maybe we have a cancellation of classes at the same time or “randomly” meet each other. Every contact, even if it's brief, makes my day better, whether we're just passing each other, making eye contact, or even exchanging a quick "hey"/"how are you". No one else can make me happy and smile with such small gestures.
The highlight was then the Euriade, which is unforgettable for me, especially because of your presence. Especially the 22nd of June 2022, a day I will remember forever, and which was perhaps even the best day of my life so far. On no other day had I spent so much time with you as on this one, no day was as special, and none has remained in my memory as this one. And it was all because of you, because for the first time I really had a lot of time alone with you, really talked to you, walked with you through the Gaia Zoo and played volleyball with you. This and the other 4 days reverberate so much in me over the summer vacations that even though I sometimes don't want to admit that I'm so in love, since these feelings just won't go away, I realize that I'm really in love for the first time. I'm not just having a "crush" as it likes to be called, I'm totally in love. I thought that if I didn't see you for 6 weeks and had nothing to do with you, I'd lose my feelings for you, that I was imagining it all because you're the first person I've liked in this way and who also gives me some attention back. But the longer I didn't have contact with you and didn't get any attention, the more I realized that I actually love you, even when you're not around.
I missed you more and more and I couldn't stop thinking about you. Suddenly every love song is about you, I imagine us in every romantic scene in text or TV, and every time I see you, every time you smile, every time you laugh, every time we are in contact somehow, I realize how much I love you, and maybe even fall in love with you a little more.
At some point, the feelings overwhelm and burden me so much that I can't handle them alone and share them with someone else for the first time, with ****, *****, **** and ****** on our bike tour. But when I saw you again for the first time after the vacations and my love has actually only grown, I realized that this can't go on.
By happy coincidence, we now have all hour free periods together, which you also spend with me voluntarily. It doesn't take long before I simply can't hold back my feelings. Everything you say and do has such a big impact on me, reinforced by the fact that you don't know that this is so. So I decide to confess my love to you. Mainly because, although in my heart I know what I feel and should enjoy every moment, every contact with you should calm me down and make me happy, in my head it is not yet so, because this one little sentence of great importance is buzzing around the room without me saying it. "I love you", that's what I'm trying to express in words as best I can on the 02nd of September 2022. Just get rid of what I feel, tell everything I didn't dare to before, no matter whats the outcome, no matter if something changes, because I found it very beautiful the way it was. This was a very good decision, because I think that you have taken this yet so significant opening well, so that this day has remained in my memory not as unpleasant, but as redeeming.
Not that much has changed since then, which I don't think is all that unfortunate, given the circumstances. It's all good as long as the relationship between us is good, I can spend a little time with you, I can always think of you and smile through it, I miss you when you're not there, even if I saw you just a few minutes ago and am reminded of how great you are.
Because then it hits me again: I love your smile, your beautiful brown eyes, and your charisma. I love it when you are just you, when you laugh, when you talk enthusiastically about something, how you talk about your sisters and when you change your mind in the middle of a sentence. I love your presence, that you spend your free periods with me or when you confide things in me. I love when you think something is "A little awesome" when you speak your mind and I love your world view. I love listening to you. I love when you just look at me and I can't help but smile and when you are happy because then I am too. I love your intelligence and that I just feel comfortable around you. I love when I can tell anything, even though it might not interest you and you just listen to me. I love how beautiful you are, I actually love everything about you, everything you do or say.
I love YOU, already a year ago, today and probably forever.
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2023.06.05 01:36 Xterno50 [H] PSN/PSVR2/PC/Xbox game keys - PSN card €75, PSN card $70, Street Fighter 6 Deluxe Ed, The Lord of the Rings: Gollum Precious Edition, TT ISLE OF MAN: RIDE ON THE EDGE 3, Mega Man Battle Network Collection, DriftCE, Redfall PC key, War Mongrels, Transport Fever 2, Football Manager 23 [W] PayPal

Xbox Games
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Title Console Price (USD) Region
Street Fighter 6 Deluxe Edition Xbox 60 Global
Playstation Games
Title Console Price (USD) Region
Playstation Network Card $70 PS4 & PS5 63 North America
Playstation Network Card €75 PS4 & PS5 68 Europe
The Lord of the Rings: Gollum Precious Edition PS4 & PS5 30 Europe
Space Engineers PS4 & PS5 10 North America
Miasma Chronicles PS4 & PS5 30 Europe
War Mongrels PS5 25 North America
Serial Cleaners + Dino Park DLC PS4 & PS5 25 Europe
TT ISLE OF MAN: RIDE ON THE EDGE 3 PS4 & PS5 30 Europe
Skinny & Franko: Fists of Violence PS4 & PS5 12 North America & Europe
Space Engineers PS4 & PS5 15 North America
DriftCE PS4 & PS5 20 Europe
Stray Blade PS4 & PS5 15 Europe
Clash: Artifacts of Chaos PS4 & PS5 20 Europe
Transport Fever 2 Console Edition PS4 & PS5 25 Europe
Townsmen PSVR2 PS5 20 North America
Football Manager 2023 PS4 & PS5 25 North America
Scars Above PS4 & PS5 28 Europe
Chef Life Simulator PS5 25 Europe
Townsmen VR PSV2 PS5 20 North America
Cities VR: Enhanced Edition PSV2 PS5 20 Europe
Cave Digger 2: Dig Harder PSVR2 PS4 & PS5 15 Europe
Colossal Cave PS5 20 North America
Overland PS4 & PS5 10 North America
Dungeon Munchies PS5 10 North America
Overland PS4 & PS5 12 North America
Emoji Kart Racer PS5 15 North America
Broken Lines PS4 & PS5 15 North America
GRIME: Colors of Rot PS5 15 North America
Do Not Open PS5 20 Europe
Last Day of Lazarus PS5 13 Europe
Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed PS4 & PS5 15 Europe
Dakar Desert Rally Deluxe Edition PS4 & PS5 20 North America
LEGO Brawls PS4 & PS5 15 North America
The Tomorrow Children: Phoenix Edition Island Explorer PS4 & PS5 15 North America
Strategic Mind: Fight for Freedom PS4 & PS5 15 North America
Serial Cleaners PS4 & PS5 15 Europe
S.W.A.N.: Chernobyl Unexplored PS4 10 North America
Path of Titans + Founders Pack PS5 20 North America
DreadOuts 2 PS4/PS5 15 North America
Two Hundred Ways PS4 7 North America
Train Valley PS4 7 Europe
Arcadegeddon PS4/PS5 15 North America & Europe
Hourglass PS4 10 North America
My Universe - Green Adventure: Farmers Friends PS4 18 North America
Escape Game - FORT BOYARD 2022 PS5 18 North America
Lumberjack's Dynasty PS4 15 North America
Tour de France 2022 PS5 25 Europe
Demon's Tier+ PS5 6 North America
This War of Mine Final Cut PS5 15 North America
Ogre: Console Edition PS4 & PS5 14 North America
Best Month Ever! PS4 & PS5 10 Europe
The Fortress Deluxe PS4 & PS5 10 North America
Rogue Lords PS4 & PS5 15 Europe
Metal Tales Overkill PS5 10 North America
Winkeltje: The Little Shop PS5 10 North America
Cathedral PS4 & PS5 8 Europe
Liberated: Enhanced Edition PS4 & PS5 15 North America
A Juggler's Tale PS5 10 North America
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PC Games
Title Platform Price (USD) Region
Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection (Vol.1 + Vol.2) Steam 35 Global
Redfall Steam 30 Global
Thea 2: The Shattering Steam 5 Global
Assetto Corsa Competizione 2023 GT World Challenge DLC Steam 8 Global
House Flipper Farm DLC Steam 8 Global
Total Tank Generals Steam 12 Global
Leap Steam 10 Global
Climber: Sky Is The Limit Steam 5 Global
Sunblaze Steam 8 Global
MADiSON Steam 18 Global
Re:Legend Steam 8 Global
Hard West 2 Steam 15 Global
Civitatem Steam 8 Global
Terraformers Steam 7 Global
Arcadegeddon Epic Store 10 Global
The Tenants Steam 12 Global
My Time at Sandrock Steam 15 Global
Tennis Manager 2022 Steam 15 Global
Captain of Industry Steam 15 Global
Space Engineers Steam 15 Globalc
Bunhouse Steam 10 Global
Nero Steam 10 Global
Pro Cycling Manager 2021 Steam 10 Global
Rogue Lords Steam 13 Global
Solaris Offworld Combat Steam 8 Global
Boombox Steam 8 Global
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https://www.reddit.com/IGSRep/comments/mc209m/xterno50s_igs_rep_page/
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2023.06.05 01:36 Xterno50 [US] [H] PSN/PC/Xbox game keys - PSN card 75€, PSN card $70, Street Fighter 6 Deluxe Ed, The Lord of the Rings: Gollum Precious Edition, Mega Man Battle Legacy Collection, DriftCE, Redfall PC key, Stray Blade, Assetto Corsa Competizione 23 GT DLC, Transport Fever 2, Football Manager 23 [W] PayPal

Xbox Games
Title Console Price (USD) Region
Street Fighter 6 Deluxe Edition Xbox 60 Global
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Playstation Games
Title Console Price (USD) Region
Playstation Network Card $70 PS4 & PS5 63 North America
Playstation Network Card €75 PS4 & PS5 68 Europe
The Lord of the Rings: Gollum Precious Edition PS4 & PS5 30 Europe
Space Engineers PS4 & PS5 10 North America
Miasma Chronicles PS4 & PS5 30 Europe
War Mongrels PS5 25 North America
Serial Cleaners + Dino Park DLC PS4 & PS5 25 Europe
TT ISLE OF MAN: RIDE ON THE EDGE 3 PS4 & PS5 30 Europe
Skinny & Franko: Fists of Violence PS4 & PS5 12 North America & Europe
DriftCE PS4 & PS5 20 Europe
Space Engineers PS4 & PS5 15 North America
Stray Blade PS4 & PS5 15 Europe
Clash: Artifacts of Chaos PS4 & PS5 20 Europe
Transport Fever 2 Console Edition PS4 & PS5 25 Europe
Townsmen PSVR2 PS5 20 North America
Football Manager 2023 PS4 & PS5 25 North America
Scars Above PS4 & PS5 28 Europe
Chef Life Simulator PS5 25 Europe
Townsmen VR PSV2 PS5 20 North America
Cities VR: Enhanced Edition PSV2 PS5 20 Europe
Cave Digger 2: Dig Harder PSVR2 PS4 & PS5 15 Europe
Colossal Cave PS5 20 North America
Overland PS4 & PS5 10 North America
Dungeon Munchies PS5 10 North America
Overland PS4 & PS5 12 North America
Emoji Kart Racer PS5 15 North America
Broken Lines PS4 & PS5 15 North America
GRIME: Colors of Rot PS5 15 North America
Do Not Open PS5 20 Europe
Last Day of Lazarus PS5 13 Europe
Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed PS4 & PS5 15 Europe
Dakar Desert Rally Deluxe Edition PS4 & PS5 20 North America
LEGO Brawls PS4 & PS5 15 North America
The Tomorrow Children: Phoenix Edition Island Explorer PS4 & PS5 15 North America
Strategic Mind: Fight for Freedom PS4 & PS5 15 North America
Serial Cleaners PS4 & PS5 15 Europe
S.W.A.N.: Chernobyl Unexplored PS4 10 North America
Path of Titans + Founders Pack PS5 20 North America
DreadOuts 2 PS4/PS5 15 North America
Two Hundred Ways PS4 7 North America
Train Valley PS4 7 Europe
Arcadegeddon PS4/PS5 15 North America & Europe
Hourglass PS4 10 North America
My Universe - Green Adventure: Farmers Friends PS4 18 North America
Escape Game - FORT BOYARD 2022 PS5 18 North America
Lumberjack's Dynasty PS4 15 North America
Tour de France 2022 PS5 25 Europe
Demon's Tier+ PS5 6 North America
This War of Mine Final Cut PS5 15 North America
Ogre: Console Edition PS4 & PS5 14 North America
Best Month Ever! PS4 & PS5 10 Europe
The Fortress Deluxe PS4 & PS5 10 North America
Rogue Lords PS4 & PS5 15 Europe
Metal Tales Overkill PS5 10 North America
Winkeltje: The Little Shop PS5 10 North America
Cathedral PS4 & PS5 8 Europe
Liberated: Enhanced Edition PS4 & PS5 15 North America
A Juggler's Tale PS5 10 North America
​
PC Games
Title Platform Price (USD) Region
Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection (Vol.1 + Vol.2) Steam 35 Global
Redfall Steam 30 Global
Thea 2: The Shattering Steam 5 Global
Assetto Corsa Competizione 2023 GT World Challenge DLC Steam 8 Global
House Flipper Farm DLC Steam 8 Global
Total Tank Generals Steam 12 Global
Leap Steam 10 Global
Climber: Sky Is The Limit Steam 5 Global
Sunblaze Steam 8 Global
MADiSON Steam 18 Global
Re:Legend Steam 8 Global
Hard West 2 Steam 15 Global
Civitatem Steam 8 Global
Terraformers Steam 7 Global
Arcadegeddon Epic Store 10 Global
The Tenants Steam 12 Global
My Time at Sandrock Steam 15 Global
Tennis Manager 2022 Steam 15 Global
Captain of Industry Steam 15 Global
Space Engineers Steam 15 Globalc
Bunhouse Steam 10 Global
Nero Steam 10 Global
Pro Cycling Manager 2021 Steam 10 Global
Rogue Lords Steam 13 Global
Solaris Offworld Combat Steam 8 Global
Boombox Steam 8 Global
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2023.06.05 00:35 RBTV_Sendeplan_Bot Sendeplan-Thread der Kalenderwoche 23 des Jahres 2023

Programm vom Montag, dem 5. Juni 2023
18:00 [L] Diablo IV Launch Event (240 Minuten)
Uploads vom Montag, dem 5. Juni 2023
17:30 [U] Bohndesliga - Saisonrückblick
Uploads vom Dienstag, dem 6. Juni 2023
16:00 [U] After Dark - Wie gut sind diese Gratis-Grusel-Games?
17:00 [U] Kino+ Spezial - LETS PLAY: Wir zocken SCENE IT?!
Uploads vom Mittwoch, dem 7. Juni 2023
18:00 [U] Game Talk - Der Gaming-News-Talk
Programm vom Donnerstag, dem 8. Juni 2023
20:30 [L] Live Reaction: Summer Game Fest (120 Minuten)
Uploads vom Donnerstag, dem 8. Juni 2023
17:30 [U] Almost Daily - Budi, Eddy, Nils und Simon am Mic!
18:00 [U] Retro Klub - KUNSTVOLLE Games in klassischer PIXEL-ART
18:30 [U] Kino+ E437 - Alles rund ums Kino
Programm vom Freitag, dem 9. Juni 2023
18:30 [L] Warm Up mit den Teams (30 Minuten)
19:00 [L] RBTV-Gameathlon (180 Minuten)
Uploads vom Freitag, dem 9. Juni 2023
17:30 [U] Pfiffige Ziffern - RÜCKKEHR nach Lars Abwesenheit
Uploads vom Samstag, dem 10. Juni 2023
12:00 [U] Game Two #295 - Game TWOOOOO!
Uploads vom Sonntag, dem 11. Juni 2023
12:00 [U] RBTV-Gameathlon
17:30 [U] Best of Rocket Beans
Livestreams vom Montag, dem 5. Juni 2023
12:00 [L] Dennsen86 streamt - Diablo 4 - (PC) Melee Rogue (LVL 51+) // Später Street Fighter 6 World Tour + Online-Matches (720 Minuten)
16:30 [L] Janina streamt - 60 Seconds, Diablo :) (180 Minuten)
17:00 [L] Viet streamt - Street Fighter and Chill (Open End)
19:00 [L] Florentin streamt - Dota 2 (180 Minuten)
20:00 [L] Viet streamt - Valorant mit der Crew (Open End)
Livestreams vom Dienstag, dem 6. Juni 2023
12:00 [L] Dennsen86 streamt - Diablo 4 / Street Fighter 6 (720 Minuten)
18:00 [L] Janina streamt - 60 Seconds, Gollum, Diablo, Zaubern (240 Minuten)
19:00 [L] Marah streamt - The Lord of the Rings: Gollum (120 Minuten)
21:00 [L] Marah streamt - Arctic Warrior, Folge 8 Reaction (60 Minuten)
22:00 [L] Viet streamt - Gesterjagd mit den Boys? (Open End)
Livestreams vom Mittwoch, dem 7. Juni 2023
09:00 [L] Dennsen86 streamt - Pokemon Morning (Pokemon Infinite Fusion) (300 Minuten)
17:00 [L] Florentin streamt - Rotes Plastiklenkrad lenken (180 Minuten)
19:00 [L] Budi Bros. streamen - Küchentime is hängitime aber mit Horrohr - Wolf und @Keyles (Open End)
19:00 [L] Marah streamt - The Lord of the Rings: Gollum (120 Minuten)
20:00 [L] Viet streamt - Pokémon Colosseum (Open End)
21:00 [L] Florentin streamt - DOTA (150 Minuten)
21:00 [L] Marah streamt - Arctic Warrior, Folge 9 Reaction (60 Minuten)
22:00 [L] Viet streamt - Zelda and Chill (Open End)
Livestreams vom Donnerstag, dem 8. Juni 2023
18:00 [L] Florentin streamt - Creepjack (120 Minuten)
18:00 [L] Marah streamt - The Lord of the Rings: Gollum (120 Minuten)
19:00 [L] SuuN streamt - Gitarre / Bass Musik Requests (480 Minuten)
20:00 [L] Janina streamt - Summer Games Fest Reaction mit RBTV (240 Minuten)
20:00 [L] Marah streamt - Arctic Warrior, Folge 10 Reaction (60 Minuten)
21:00 [L] Viet streamt - Summer Game Fest (Open End)
Livestreams vom Samstag, dem 10. Juni 2023
17:00 [L] SuuN streamt - Drum / Bass / Guitar Requests (600 Minuten)
VOD-Uploads der letzten 7 Tage
29.05.2023 18:00 Speedrundale - PORTAL (Glitchless) Speedrun in 26:31 von Bisalina
30.05.2023 16:00 Bohndesliga - MEISTERSCHAFT – SCHLAMMSCHLACHT – DRAMA – der irrer letzte Spieltag Bohndesliga 34. Spieltag 2022/23
30.05.2023 17:00 Kino+ Spezial - SCREENSHOT CHALLENGE: Kann man Filme an nur einem Bild erkennen?
30.05.2023 18:00 Game Talk - Unsere Highlights des PLAYSTATION SHOWCASES!
30.05.2023 20:00 Let’s Play - DAS kann doch nicht wahr sein … Dead Cells: RETURN TO CASTLEVANIA #11
31.05.2023 13:30 Der Monatsausblick - GAMEATHLON, Risiko und BEANS VS. Das geht im Juni
31.05.2023 17:30 Endgegner - DAS ist SUPER MARIOs Cousin?! Endgegner SUPER MARIO Fabian vs Matthias vs Gregor
01.06.2023 16:00 Let’s Play - Kriminalität beendet! Einen Tag Polizist sein im CONTRABAND POLICE SIMULATOR
01.06.2023 17:30 Almost Daily - Gen-Pianist & WLAN-Man Almost Daily #484 mit Budi, Eddy, Nils & Simon
01.06.2023 18:00 Retro Klub - KOPIE oder TRIBUT? Nintendos Nachmacher
01.06.2023 18:30 Kino+ 436 SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDER-VERSE, Pearl & The Boogeyman
03.06.2023 12:00 Game Two - Street Fighter 6, System Shock, After Us GAME TWO #294
03.06.2023 15:00 Du bist! - Gebrochene Bündnisse & riskante Strategien! RISIKO u.a. mit Florentin, Marah und Eddy
04.06.2023 16:00 Tag der freien Schelle In STREET FIGHTER 6 voll auf die Zwölf
04.06.2023 17:00 Tease Me - Wir schauen Trailer - Barbie, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles & Hidden Strike
04.06.2023 18:00 Beans VS STREET FIGHTER Durch drei Jahrzehnte, voll auf die Fresse durch
Weiterführende Links
Dieses Posting wird täglich aktualisiert. Die vollständige Liste aller Livestreams von RBTV ist unter https://rocketbeans.tv/livestreams zu finden.
Der Uploadplan mit allen Uploads dieser Woche ist hier https://rocketbeans.tv/mediathek/uploadplan.
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Unter https://redd.it/if366o wird eine Liste von gerade streamenden Bohnen bzw. VoDs ihrer letzten Livestream-Sessions gepflegt.
Alle Folgen von MoinMoin schaut Maskedminds in diesem Thread https://redd.it/y4ih4j
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2023.06.04 21:01 couplehunt14 (Selling) 4k, HD and SD US Codes

Selling digital codes. All codes redeemable through Movies Anywhere unless stated otherwise. iTune,Vudu and Google Play doesn't give the format listed. Paypal preferred. I can also do Cash App and Venmo.
iTunes, Google Play or Vudu Movies
After Yang (Vudu, Google Play) SOLD
Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues (iTunes, Vudu) $2
Bad Grandpa (Itunes, VUDU) $2
Bumblebee (Itunes, VUDU) $2
Cabin in the Woods (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
Call Jane (Vudu, iTunes) SOLD
Chuck Season 5 (WB) $4
The Commuter (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
Daddy’s Home 2 (Vudu, iTunes) $2
Deepwater Horizon (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
Divergent (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
Divergent Series: Insurgent (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
Django Unchained (VUDU) $2
Dredd (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
Everything Everything All at Once (Vudu) SOLD
Ex Machina (VUDU) $2
Gambler (iTunes, Vudu) $2
Hacksaw Ridge (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
Hands of Stone (Vudu) SOLD
Hansel and Gretel Witch Hunters (New Unrated Cut) (Itunes, VUDU) $2
Hateful Eight (VUDU, Google Play) $2
Hitman’s Bodyguard (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
Hostiles (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
Hunger Games (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
Hunger Games Catching Fire (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
Hunger Games: Mocking Jay Part 1 (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
Hunger Games: Mocking Jay Part 2 (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
Imitation Game (Vudu) $2
Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (iTune, Vudu) $2
John Wick (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
John Wick 1 and 2 (Vudu) $3
John Wick: Chapter 3-Parabellum (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
La La Land (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
Lords of Salem (Vudu) $2
Mad Men The Final Season Part 1 (Vudu) $4
Mandela (Vudu) $2
Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol (iTunes, Vudu) $2
No Escape (Vudu) $2
Now You See Me (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
Paranormal Activity 3 (iTunes, Vudu) $2
A Quiet Place (VUDU, iTunes) $2
Rambo: Last Blood (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
Rogue (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
Silver Linings Playbook (VUDU, Google Play) $2
Sin City a Dame to Kill For (Vudu) $2
Sinister (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
Southpaw (Vudu) $2
Star Trek Beyond (Itunes, VUDU) $2
Star Trek Into the Darkness (Itunes, VUDU) $2
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (VUDU, iTunes) $2
Top Gun Maverick (iTune, Vudu) $3
Transformers: Age of Extinction (itunes, Vudu) $2
Transformers: Dark of the Moon (iTunes, Vudu) $2
Transformers: The Last Knight (iTunes, Vudu) $2
Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2 (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
Walking Dead The Complete Fourth Season (VUDU) $3
Walking Dead the Complete Fifth Season (Vudu) $5
The Wolf of Wall Street (Vudu, iTunes) $2
Wonder (VUDU, Google Play, Itunes) $2
World War Z (iTunes Vudu) $2
Standard Definition:
Bad Boys for Life (2020) SD $2
Call Me By Your Name (2017) SD $2
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (2017) SD $2
The Night Before (2015) SD $2
Superfly (2018) SD $2
HD
Alita Battle Angel (2019) HD $3
Almost Christmas (2016) HD $3
Amazing Spider Man (2012) HD $3
American Reunion (2012) HD $4
Back to the Future Trilogy: Back to the Future (1985) HD Back to the Future 2 (1989) HD Back to the Future 3 (1990) HD $8
Bad Boys (1995) HD $3
Bad Boys for Life (2020) HD $3
Bad Boys 2 (2003) HD $3
Bad Moms (2016) HD $4
Batman (2022) HD $4
Batman: the Long Halloween Deluxe Edition (2022) HD $5
Best Man Holiday (2013) HD $3
Black Adam (2022) HD $5
Blockers (2018) HD $3
Bourne Legacy (2012) HD $4
Casper (1995) HD $3
Colombiana Unrated (2011) HD $3
Curse of Chucky Unrated (2013) HD $3
Darkest Hour (2017) HD $3
Despicable Me (2010) HD $4
Despicable Me 2 (2013) HD $4
Despicable Me 3 (2017) HD $4
Die Hard (1988) HD $3
Dog’s Purpose (2017) HD $3
Dolittle (2020) HD $4
Downton Abbey: A New Era (2022) HD $4
8 Mile (2002) HD $4
Fast & Furious 9-Movie Collection: Fast and the Furious (2001) HD 2 Fast 2 Furious (2003) HD Fast and the Furious Tokyo Drift (2006) HD Fast & Furious (2009) HD Fast Five Extended Cut (2011) HD Fast & Furious 6 Extended Cut (2013) HD Furious 7 Extended Edition (2015) HD Fate of the Furious (2017) HD Fate of the Furious Extended Director’s Cut (2017) HD F9: The Fast Saga (2021) HD F9: The Director’s Cut (2021) HD $20
Fast & Furious 6 Extended Edition (2013) HD $4
Fate of the Furious (2017) HD $3
Fifty Shades Darker: Unrated (2017) HD $3
Fifty Shades Freed (2018) HD $4
Fifty Shades of Grey Unrated (2015) HD $4
F9 The Fast Saga and F9 Directors Cut (2021) HD $4
Free Guy (2021) HD $4
Furious 7 Extended Edition (2015) HD $4
Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2021) HD $4
The Girl on the Train (2016) HD $4
Greatest Showman (2017) HD $3
Gunman (2015) HD $3
Harry and the Hendersons (1987) HD $3
Hobbs and Shaw (2019) HD $3
Homefront (2013) HD $3
Hop (2011) HD $4
How to Train your Dragon: 3-Movie Collection HD [Includes: How to Train Your Dragon, How to Train Your Dragon 2, How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World] $9
Insidious: The Last Key (2018) HD $4
Isle of Dogs (2018) HD $3
Jason Bourne (2016) HD $4
Jordan Peele 3 Movie Collection: [Includes: Nope, Us, Get Out] HD $10.
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle HD Jumanji: Next Level HD $7
Jurassic Park (1993) HD $3
Jurassic World (2015) HD $3
Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom (2018) HD $3
Jurassic World: Ultimate Collection Jurassic Park (1993) HD Lost World Jurassic Park (1997) HD Jurassic Park 3 (2001) HD Jurassic World (2015) HD Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (2018) HD Jurassic World: Dominion (2022) HD Jurassic World: Dominion Extended Cut (2022) HD $15
Kick-Ass 2 (2013) HD $3
Les Miserables $4
Lone Survivor (2013) HD $4
Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997) HD $3
Love Simon (2018) HD $3
Lucy (2014) HD $3
Madagascar 3 Europe’s Most Wanted (2012) HD $3
Maze Runner: The Death Cure (2018) HD $3
Megan Leavey (2017) HD $3
Minions (2015) HD $3
Mummy (1999) HD $3
1917 (2019) HD $3
Nobody (2021) HD $4
Non Stop (2014) HD $3
Nope (2022) HD $4
The Nut Job (2014) HD $3
Oblivion (2013) HD $3
Old (2021) HD $3
Peter Rabbit (2018) HD $4
Pitch Perfect (2012) HD $3
Pitch Perfect 2 (2015) HD $3
Pitch Perfect 3 (2017) HD $3
Predator (2018) HD $3
The Purge (2013) HD $3
Ride Along (2014) HD $4
Secret Life of Pets (2016) HD $3
Secret Life of Pets 2 (2019) HD $3
The Shape of Water (2017) HD $4
Sing (2016) HD $4
Snow White and the Huntsman Extended Edition (2012) HD$4
Sound of Music (1965) HD $3
Spider-Man No Way Home (2021) HD $4
Spotlight (2015) HD $3
Star (2017) HD $3
Straight Outta Compton (2015) HD $4
Ted: Unrated (2012) HD $3
This is 40 (2012) HD $4
Ticket to Paradise (2022) HD $4
Trolls World Tour (2020) HD $3
Truth or Dare: Unrated (2018) HD SOLD
2Guns (2013) HD $3
Unbroken (2014) HD $3
Vivo (2021) HD $4
Warcraft (2016) HD$4
West Side Story (2021) HD$4
Widows (2018) HD $3
Woman King (2022) HD $4
Zombieland (2009) HD $3
Zombieland Double Tap (2019) HD SOLD
4k Movies
Batman (2022) 4K $5
Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) 4K $5
Elvis (2022) 4K SOLD
Home Alone (1990) 4k $5
Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom (2018) 4k $5
Mortal Engines (2018) 4k $5
Secret Life of Pets (2016) 4K $5
West Side Story (2021) 4k $6
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2023.06.04 17:33 VisenyaMartell what will distract us from the CBX lawsuit? Brainstorm ideas below!

Since it’s a common practice for sm to do something as a distraction, I prepared a list of potential distractions for the public:
  1. SM announces f(x)’s revival
  2. The debut of NCT’s gay line as a sub-unit
  3. WayV pet merch
  4. Yuta and Johnny both propose to Winwin, cue polyamorous relationship
  5. SM kidnaps Dahyun.
  6. T.O.P is revealed to be Leeteuk in a skinsuit; Leeteuk goes to space
  7. Red Velvet comeback
  8. SM pay Hybe and Kakao to come back for the second season of their award winning kdrama
  9. LSM claims Suho as his biological son
  10. SM report there has been an outbreak of chinchillas in the building
  11. Announcement that Mork will be going on a World Jopping tour.
  12. Heechul, Irene, and Kangta are brought in to replace the 3 members, comeback goes ahead as planned
  13. SM send all idols above 20 to the retirement home
edit: thought of some more!
  1. SM announce that Junsu and Jaejoong will be taking over as co-CEO’s
  2. Key releases his clothing line made of Minho hair he picked off the floor (eco-friendly!)
  3. Xiaojun steals the moon
  4. CBX kidnap EXO
  5. Dahyun reveals that SM was an experiment all along designed to observe what happens when hags are given too much power.
  6. Announcement of a Hunger Games, 24 tributes are chosen (NCT + SHINee) to fight to the death.
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2023.06.04 15:49 KoBxElucidator Honeymoon Trip Report (5/30-6/4). Wife has an Autoimmune Disease so some disability insights here as well!

This was my first Disney trip since I was a kid in the early 2000s! And it was also our Honeymoon!
Fly-In day (5/30): We stayed at the WL throughout our time there. It was honestly one of the most beautiful hotels I've ever seen! That lobby is massive and gorgeous! We had some quick service food when we arrived at Roaring Fork. They had some decent dishes. The campfire cupcake was delicious. Today was a pool day, and I had a drink at Geyser Point. If you get a chance to eat or drink there, do it! It's a great lakeside bar! For dinner, we ate at Storybook Dining. My wife LOVED getting to meet the Snow White characters, and I'd say Dopey was our favorite interaction. He was so sweet. The Evil Queen saw our happily ever after buttons and said "Hmph, Happily Ever After indeed" xD The prime rib was great and I loved the dessert options. I need to find that mushroom bisque recipe....
MK Day (5/31): MK was as great as I remembered it. We were going to rope drop Space Mountain, but it was down when we got there (it was actually down for a lot of the day, more on that later). Instead, we improvised and our first ride was Buzz Lightyear. Almost got to 999,999 D; We next rode Jungle Cruise, and our skipper was absolutely HILARIOUS! xD We next got some breakfast at Sleepy Hollow. I had the waffle sandwich with nutella and fruit, and omg it was so good! We next rode PotC and saw the Tiki Room. Next was BTMRR and we had a blast. Next we saw some characters (Tiana and Rapunzel). Rapunzel is my wife's favorite Disney princess (she had a full Rapunzel outfit on), and she was beyond happy to meet her. We had lunch at Crystal Palace. It was great meeting Winnie the Pooh characters (Eeyore is our favorite!), and our server was hilarious (I sadly forgot his name, but he's from Australia and said my wife was smarter than the average koala lol) We then saw the Festival of Fantasy parade. Next we were going to ride Space Mountain, but it was down AGAIN. So we rode the People Mover and got to see Space Mountain with the lights on! Next we rode Space Mountain which was back up, and this is where our trip took a bad turn. My wife has a autoimmune disease, and after Space Mountain she was in excruciating pain. We did go to see Buzz and then rode HM. Since she had trouble walking at this point, I got her a wheelchair. For the rest of the trip, she was either in a scooter or wheelchair since she was in a lot of pain. We had dinner at Columbia Harborhouse. I loved the Haunted Mansion milkshake! I rode Tron solo next (that launch is insane O.o), and then got in the handicap area for fireworks. HEA made us both tear up xD We finished the night with lantern photos at the Rapunzel bathrooms, IaSW, and the Little Mermaid ride. Let me just say that WDW is so great for people with disabilities and in wheelchairs/ECVs. You can literally roll up to the ride vehicle and don't have to walk through the queue. On many rides you can STAY in the wheelchair or scooter on a modified ride vehicle! Disney gets major points in my book for all that. Definitely better that Universal in that regard. We ended the night with a boat ride back to WL.
Favorite ride: Either Jungle Cruise or Tron (though HM was my favorite as a kid!)
HS Day (6/1): We rope dropped MMRR (such a cute ride!) and then rode Star Tours. Next we met with Darth Vader and Sulley and had JackJack Num Num cookies. We rode Slinky Dog (a surprisingly thrilling ride! So much fun!) and bought some Star Wars merch. We saw the drum corp in TS Land (they were AWESOME!) We next rode RotR. We sadly got B-mode Kylo Ren, but the ride was still fun! The Kylo Ren animatronic looks meh anyway in ride POVs (though that's probably me just coping xD). The first order CMs honestly make the ride as great as it is, and our interactions were hilarious xD. We next got some GE refreshments with some blue milk. Was very refreshing on a hot day! Next was probably one of my favorite ride experiences of the day, MF: SR. Since my wife was in a wheelchair on our honeymoon, the CMs sprinkled some pixie dust and we got OUR OWN COCKPIT AS PILOT AND COPILOT! It was great with us shouting banter at each other and holding hands while making the jumps to lightspeed. We got two containers of coaxium, did a bit of damage to the cockpit lol (she made a mistake in the tunnel section by riding the ceiling of the tunnel xD), and we got the bonus asteroid field sequence! We had lunch at Sci-Fi Drive-In next, and our burgers were great! We next watched Indiana Jones (so much fun), and then did some shopping. I rode ToT solo (my wife wanted to save her hip), and I also rode TS Mania solo (she was done with rides at this point). As a thank you for letting me ride solo, I bought her a Woody doll (she loves Woody). We next built a lightsaber and droid (I did the saber, she did the droid). We had dinner at Docking Bay 7 with some ronto wraps and I did some shopping in Dok Ondar's to get some different color kyber crystals for by lightsaber. At this point my wife was just too tired to keep going, so we took a Minnie Van back to WL.
Favorite ride: either Slinky Dog or MF: SR (mainly for OUR OWN COCKPIT!). B-mode Kylo lowered my enjoyment of RotR which saddens me a bit :( that ride is just a maintenance nightmare, but it's a cool ride. Just not my favorite at HS. Maybe the Kylo animatronic could've made it better (but that's honestly just a 10 second part of an almost 15-20 minute experience).
Disney Springs day (6/2): we did a LOT of shopping today with some lunch at the Rainforest Cafe (one of my favorite restaurants as a kid). The June cookie of the month at Gideon' (the Sea Turtle) only lasted two minutes as I DEVOURED it. It was soooooo good! We had dinner at the Edison (my mahi was delicious and so was her steak). We were giving out thank you coins to amazing CMs and servers (not in lieu of regular tips ofc) so we gave our server one. In exchange, he gave us a High Roller coin! Idk if I'll be able to collect 4 for the free drink, but it's a great souvenir! We ended the night with Drawn to Life and it was absolutely INCREDIBLE! THE BEST SHOW AT DISNEY! SEE IT! We rode the bus back to WL after our little date night.
EPCOT day (6/3): we started the day with Spaceship Earth. Still an amazing ride! Next we got on Frozen Ever After, and it was honestly one of my favorite rides in WDW! Next we met with Pluto and then rode Journey into Imagination (such a cute ride!). We then rode GotG: CR and IT WAS SO MUCH FUN! We got "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" as our song! We next met Joy, Venellope, and Mickey. After that, we rode Nemo and saw some fish! Then we had lunch at Via Napoli with a wine flight and some amazing pizza! We did some world showcase exploring and Flower Garden booth sampling (Italy was our favorite pavilion) and my wife got an Venetian mask and a kimono at the Japan pavilion (we are thinking of going to Japan at some point and we also would love to go to a Japanese garden where she can wear it! It's a really pretty kimono!). We next rode Soarin' (BEST RIDE AT EPCOT!) and Living with the Land. It was downpouring at this time and thankfully these two rides gave us a chance to stay dry. We next rode Remy (funny thing happened here. We got stuck in the room with the rat uncorking the wine bottle. He was stuck in the uncorking animation for what felt like at least a full minute. It scared the crap out of us when the cork finally popped and we got sprayed xD). We ended the night with food and drinks from festival pavilions. We got a TON of topiary pictures throughout the day, saw the butterfly garden, and ate some delicious food. My favorites were the eggs benedict with lox and the fruit loop shake at brunchcot! Sadly I was tipsy, hot, and tired so I can't remember the drinks I had xD we ended the night by relaxing in the hot tub with sore feet and she was sore all over.
Favorite rides: GotG: CR and Soarin' (probably one of our favorite rides at WDW. It is so immersive!).
Fly-out day (4/4): And now I'm sitting waiting for our flight. Overall we had a great trip even though my wife was suffering a lot from her autoimmune disease flare-up throughout. The CMs were incredible and helped us out so much. They made the trip so much more enjoyable in what could've been a disaster at other places like Universal. Definitely go to Disney Parks if you have a disability!
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2023.06.04 15:34 ARSENAL_DAILYNEWS Arsenal 2022/23 Season Review.

Arsenal 22/23 A Season Review Part 1 Of 3: August-World Cup: A Stunning Start.
The 2022/23 season is Mikel Arteta’s 3rd full campaign in charge of Arsenal and as well the 3rd of his managerial career. His 1st game in the hot seat came on Boxing Day of 2019, a 1-1 draw at Bournemouth which saw Arsenal drop down a place to 12th in the table. Just a few months into his reign and Arteta was the first high-profile figure in English Football to be diagnosed with Covid-19, the virus which drew the Premier League to a standstill for 3 months and the wider world for a much longer time. It was to empty stadiums which Arsenal played out the remainder of their season which eventually concluded on the 1st of August. An 8th-placed finish was the club’s lowest since 1995. However, there was joy to be found as there so often has been for Arsenal, in the FA Cup. In the one and only Covid FA Cup Final played in front of no spectators Arsenal came from behind to defeat London rivals Chelsea for their record-extending 14th FA Cup, after reaching the final with an unlikely triumph over Manchester City in the semis. Arteta’s first half-season had ended brilliantly and his first full-season started in the same vein with more silverware following as Arsenal defeated Premier League Champions Liverpool to win the Community Shield. Tough times quickly followed and Arteta may have been somewhat grateful for the empty stadiums, as it’s questionable whether the board would have held their nerve and kept faith with such a young manager through this dreadful period had the fans been inside the ground and able to voice their frustrations. On Boxing Day of 2020, not only did Mikel celebrate the 1 year anniversary of his first match in charge, he celebrated a 3-1 victory over Chelsea, his side's first league win for nearly 2 months. It was the first time Saka, Martinelli & Smith Rowe all started a league game together for Arsenal. It was to prove a seminal moment, but it wasn’t enough to move his team up from 15th in the table. It was never so bad again for Arteta and his Arsenal team, with the side eventually settling for a repeat of the previous season’s finish, again coming in 8th. Failure to win the Europa League (exiting the competition to Villarreal in the Semi-Finals, who were incidentally managed by Unai Emery, the manager sacked prior to Arteta taking the job) meant that Arsenal would be without European football for the first time since the 95-96 campaign. And the 21-22 season would begin horribly with Arsenal bottom after 3 matches in which they failed to score and conceded 9 goals. However as the season progressed Arsenal began to find some resilience, quality and self-belief. The sides upheaval came not coincidentally around the time club captain Aubameyang was stripped of that duty before being allowed to depart for Barcelona in the January window. Aubameyang had been the team’s standout performer when winning the FA Cup, but since those performances had seen him rewarded with a new bumper contract which made him by far the club’s best-paid player, his attitude and performance level had become a problem that needed to be dealt with.
More so than any win, it was actually a home defeat to Champions City which perhaps best demonstrated this new Arsenal which was beginning to emerge. They took City on and pushed them all the way only to eventually lose in the 93rd minute, whilst being a man down for the final half-hour with centre-back Gabriel being harshly dismissed. The fight was on with local rivals Tottenham for the final Champions League spot and it was firmly in Arsenal’s hands until a run of 4 defeats in 5 allowed Spurs back into contention. The Gunners appeared to retake control with a run of 4 straight wins before losing tamely away at Spurs and then Newcastle, in the end missing out by 2 points. Throughout the season Arsenal had spells of real high-quality football, and the fans had taken to the project with more passion and belief than they had in the final years of Wenger’s reign or during Unai Emery’s short-lived stint. In the end, though they missed out on the prize of Champions League football due to a combination of injuries to important players and the inexperience of a young group.
Despite the significant setback of missing out on a Champions League spot having held it in their hands for many of the season’s final months, Arsenal still entered the summer of 2022 with plenty of reasons for optimism. Bukayo Saka and Emile Smith Rowe had emerged as the real breakout stars of the prior season and Gabriel Martinelli wasn’t too far behind. There had been some clearly smart signings made by the club, in particular, those of Martin Ødegaard and Ben White, signed from Real Madrid and Brighton & Hove Albion respectively. The July purchases of Gabriel Jesus and Oleksandr Zinchenko for a combined 75M from Manchester City seemed yet more smart business, in them, they had picked up two quality players with four Premier League winners medals each, and both arriving aged 25 they seemed in the perfect age bracket to become big players for Arsenal not just for the immediate but as well the foreseeable future.
Jesus’ Arsenal debut came in a 5-3 friendly win over FC Nurnberg in which he scored twice. He followed this up with another in a 2-0 win over Everton as Arsenal continued their pre-season with a tour of the USA. Arsenal played 3 matches in America and won all 3, by far the most impressive being a 4-0 trouncing of Chelsea. The Gunners made it 5 pre-season wins from 5 when they returned home the following weekend to beat Sevilla 6-0 at the Emirates, a hattrick from Jesus meaning he had netted 7 goals in his first 5 appearances in Arsenal colours. Arsenal would get the Premier League season underway away at Crystal Palace, under the Friday night lights of Selhurst Park. No Premier League side would have envied them this difficult fixture, Arsenal had experienced just how tough it was 4 months prior when a 3-0 loss away at the ground began a torrid run of results for the Gunners. Arsenal had also begun the previous season away on a Friday night and come unstuck against newly promoted Brentford. Again Arsenal was straight back under the Premier League spotlight to see whether they had grown and matured from such damaging defeats last season. The Arsenal quickly proved they were up to the test, starting right on the front foot and keeping Palace penned back in their own third. Jesus immediately highlighted the new dimension he was going to bring to Arsenal’s attack, when his strength and then neat dribbling fashioned a great chance out of nothing, a chance Martinelli should have done much better with, his side-foot finish going the wrong side of the post with the goal gaping. The Brazilian would make up for it in the 20th minute when a corner was headed into the six-yard box by Zinchenko, who was picked out by Saka to deliver a free header. His head found Martinelli’s and from close range, he was able to notch Arsenal’s first of the league campaign. That was to be the only goal in the game for the next hour, but despite Arsenal’s slender lead they rarely looked in danger of being pegged back. On the instances that keeper Aaron Ramsdale was called into action, he was ready and dealt with Palace’s occasional threats soundly. The game was put beyond Crystal Palace in the 85th minute when Bukayo Saka’s dangerous ball across the six-yard box was headed into his own net by Guehi. This made certain of 3 richly deserved points for the Gunners.
Jamie Carragher for one was particularly impressed with the start Arsenal made to the game saying afterwards: “Arsenal played like a big team. When I say a big team, I’m talking about a Man City or Liverpool, a team who wherever they go, dominate the opposition. I felt like we were watching City or Liverpool in that first 20 minutes, half an hour.” Fellow Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville was more impressed with Arsenal in the second half saying: “The question mark about Arsenal will be whether they’ve got that robustness and resilience, physicality to get through that difficult 15 or 20 minute periods in away matches, and they got through that (tonight) and that impressed me.” Saliba was also singled out for praise with Carragher adding: “He looked the real deal. He adds something, we’ve always felt they were weak, at Brentford last season they got bullied and here last season, his physical stature will certainly help them in tough away games.”
Arsenal’s first home league game of the season was against Leicester City. The opening goal began with Jesus tormenting Johnny Evans tight to the touchline, after beating him he fed Martinelli who was able to get into the penalty area and find Xhaka, the Swiss international touched it first time back into Jesus who took a touch to steady himself then teased it over the head of Ward in the Leicester goal and into the net. It was an angle he had no right to try from, let alone score from but such was the Brazilian forwards confidence in front of the goal he fancied his chances from anywhere. The goal was nominated for Premier League goal of the month. Jesus got his second to double Arsenal’s advantage in the 35th minute, this time in a much simpler fashion. A corner across the six-yard box was not dealt with, a Leicester head on it only sped up its path to Jesus who was waiting to nod home from practically on the goal line.
Later in the first half, Leicester thought they had a way back into the game when referee Darren England pointed to the spot having judged Ramsdale to have brought down Jamie Vardy. However VAR advised him to check the monitor, and after re-watching the incident it was clear there was no contact made and the penalty decision was reversed. Leicester did still manage to half their deficit early in the second half though, a long ball was flicked on leaving Saliba in a difficult situation to deal with. Ramsdale was advancing but wouldn’t get there first and Vardy was waiting on the French defender’s shoulder, leaving him no alternative but to try and head the ball clear whilst facing his own goal. He only succeeded in diverting it into the net. This could have been a moment when the Arsenal crowd got nervous and frustrated. They had allowed a soft goal and their youngest defender was at fault. However the crowd immediately rallied behind Saliba and his teammates, he and the team needed help putting that mistake behind them and the crowd’s noise in the aftermath of conceding will have been reassuring to the players.
Demonstrating this, Arsenal went straight up the other end and scored, Ward made a meal of a cross, dropping it at the feet of Jesus who squared for Xhaka. The Swiss midfielder was being deployed in a new, more adventurous role where he was spending more time in the opposition box, he got his reward for this new tactic with a simple tap-in from right in front of the goal. Leicester would again reduce the home team’s lead to one however when Iheanacho found Maddison, who was able to shoot straight through Ramsdale. The young English keeper will have been disappointed at being so easily beaten from such an angle, his wide-open legs presenting the opportunity to the Leicester midfielder. Again Arsenal immediately responded to the setback by going up the other end and scoring again. This move began with Martinelli winning the ball back and feeding Ødegaard who moved the ball on to Jesus, who carried it forward before finding Martinelli who shot low from outside the box, he beat the outstretched Ward and hit the bottom corner, with the ball hitting the inside of the post on its way in. It had been a good day at the office for Arsenal and a great day for Gabriel Jesus, though despite scoring 2 and assisting the other 2 of Arsenal’s 4 goals, according to his manager Jesus left the field disappointed because: “he thinks he should have scored 4, that’s the sort of mentality you need. I wouldn’t like to play against him. He’s so mobile, intuitive, sharp and proactive in any moment or phase of the game.”
Arsenal next travelled to newly promoted Bournemouth. It took The Gunners just 5 minutes to take the lead and again it came from the phenomenal centre-forward play of Gabriel Jesus. A loose touch from White saw the ball launch high into the air, the Brazilian reacted first, beautifully controlling the ball whilst at the same time using his considerable body strength to hold off the Bournemouth midfielder, with exceptional balance he then dribbled around two other Bournemouth shirts until he was on the edge of the box facing their defence, with a lovely disguised pass he then fed Martinelli who was free to his left, his shot was saved but it fell straight at the feet of new captain Martin Ødegaard who was on hand to notch his first of the season. Rightfully though the praise went to Jesus with commentator Alan Smith saying: “You won’t see a better example of centre forward play than this.”
Ødegaard had to wait just 6 more minutes for his second of the season, a cross along the floor from White found Jesus who was free, his first touch wasn’t the best but it allowed it to set up nicely for the Norwegian to strike first time, which he duly did and the ball flashed into the net. Early in the second half and Arsenal had a third goal, with Xhaka setting it back to Saliba just inside the penalty area. Saliba struck it beautifully the first time, keeping his shot down under the bar and too perfectly placed for the keeper to do anything about. It was just Saliba’s second goal in senior football but he had finished it with the class and composure of a player who had scored 200. The strike drew Zinchenko to his knees, clutching his head in disbelief at the quality of the finish and unsurprisingly it was voted as Arsenal’s goal of the month. Jesus thought he’d netted Arsenal’s 4th but a VAR check ruled the goal out for offside, so the North Londoners had to settle for a 3-0 win in what had been an excellent away performance.
The Arsenal faced more newly promoted opposition the following week, this time back at home against Fulham for Arteta’s 100th Premier League game in charge. They would be without Zinchenko and Partey who had picked up injuries and were replaced by Tierney and Elneny respectively. The best chance of the first half went to Saka who got beyond his marker to face Leno one-against one, but he was unable to beat the keeper. It would be Fulham who took the lead however with Arsenal falling behind for the first time in the season. From the full-back position, Saka flighted a ball into Gabriel, who unnecessarily played himself into trouble. He never seemed to have the ball truly under his spell, and his second touch invited Mitrovic to try and take it off him, the defender then got his body positioning wrong, and failed to protect the ball allowing the forward to nick it from behind him and then the Serb was able to keep his composure and finish past Ramsdale.
Fulham’s lead lasted just 8 minutes, Martin Ødegaard lodging Arsenal’s response. There was a degree of good fortune about the goal, with a big deflection on the strike. But there was no doubt the Norwegian had deserved it, he was having an outstanding game with all of Arsenal’s danger coming through him. He was constantly creating, with inventive passes and dribbling runs. In this instance, a clever stepover had bought him the space for the shot. Ødegaard continued to lead Arsenal’s push for a winner with he, in particular, deserving to be on the winning side, and the winner did come though not until the 86th minute. Leno failed to deal with a corner, missing his attempted punch clearance and the ball fell at the feet of Gabriel who was able to gain the perfect redemption for his earlier error by securing all 3 points for his side. The goal kept Arsenal at the top of the Premier League as they remained the only team with a 100% record.
Arsenal finished August with another home game, facing Steven Gerrard’s Aston Villa. This presented Arsenal with a chance to win their opening 5 league games for the first time since 2004. Saka passed up a golden opportunity to give Arsenal the ideal start when Martinelli’s cross found him completely free at the back post, it was set up perfectly for Saka to hit on the volley, which he did but he got too under the ball and lifted it horribly high and wide from inside the six-yard box. An Arsenal opening goal felt inevitable however and it came on the half-hour mark when Emi Martinez could only push out an Xhaka shot as far as Gabriel Jesus, who was on hand to punish him. Martinez did go someway to redeeming himself later in the half with an excellent stop to deny a brilliant half-volley from Martinelli from 25 yards out.
Arsenal dominated the first half and continued their domination in the second but could not increase their advantage, it was instead Aston Villa who got the second goal of the game, in a somewhat controversial fashion. A corner from Douglas Luiz went straight into the net with Ramsdale unable to reach the ball due to his path being completely blocked by Kamara, who also limited the keepers’ movement by having both arms wrapped around his back. The goal stood but Arsenal cancelled it out in their own way, by going straight up the Villa end and retaking the lead. Saka coolly picked out Martinelli who struck it the first time on the half volley, Martinez clawed desperately at the ball but could not prevent it from going over his goal line and The Gunners were able to see the victory out. Arsenal’s player of the month was unsurprisingly Gabriel Jesus with 3 goals and 3 assists in 5 games. Arsenal’s maximum points after 5 games saw Mikel Arteta pick up Premier League manager of the month.
Arsenal started September with a chance to go 4 points clear of City in 2nd, after just six games. Standing in their way was Manchester United who would be hosting the Gunners at Old Trafford, a ground Arsenal had only won at once in the league since 2006, that one as well being without fans during the Covid season. Arsenal was boosted by the return of Zinchenko but had to start with their 3rd choice midfielder Sambi Lokonga for the Partey role after Elneny had followed the Ghanaian onto the treatment table. Regardless of the blow, Arsenal appeared to have made the ideal start when Saka threaded the needle and put Martinelli clean through on goal. The Brazilian finished brilliantly to give Arsenal the lead, but VAR advised the referee to have a look at a potential foul in the build-up. On review, the referee judged Ødegaard to have won the ball from Eriksen unfairly and chalked the goal off. The intervention made by Lee Mason on VAR was later judged by a Premier League review to be an incorrect one, the minimal contact not penalised in real-time by the ref was judged not to be a clear or obvious error. The review came too little and too late as far as Arsenal were concerned as they’d lost their lead and instead found themselves trailing at half-time after a good move from United culminated in a debut goal for Antony who finished past Ramsdale.
VAR’s intervention in the Arsenal goal was always likely to prove a vital one as remarkably United had not lost at Old Trafford when leading at half-time since 1984. This showed the size of Arsenal’s task going into the second half, but they continued to probe and ask questions of United and they got their equaliser on the hour mark when the ball broke to Saka in the penalty area after Ødegaard had looked to thread one through to Jesus. United dealt with that immediate threat but could only clear as far as Saka who slotted through the legs of Martinez for his first of the season. Arsenal looked to be in the ascendancy, but they were only level for 6 minutes. Overcommitting bodies forward left them without a midfield and after winning it back United was able to counter-attack with Bruno Fernandes who looked and found Rashford in behind the defence and he put United back in front. Arteta reacted immediately by looking to chase the game, giving a debut to summer recruit Fabio Vieira. The changes appeared to backfire however as Arsenal were left with even fewer defensive bodies on the field and in the 75th minute they were cut through once more, with Eriksen and Rashford both left in acres of space as United hit Arsenal once more on the counter-attack. It was a horrible goal for Arsenal to concede, it reminded of the worst years of Wenger with everyone so committed to attacking they had no thought for defending. Arsenal suffered their first defeat of the season going down 3-1.
There were some positives to take in how confidently and capably they had passed the ball around, however, United had defended their penalty area very well and counter-attacked effectively. The frustration for Arsenal was how they had helped them in that regard, by leaving key areas of the midfield devoid of players. Partey had been very badly missed, and to a lesser extent so had Elneny whose defensive intelligence would not have seen him vacate his position as often as Lokonga did. The third goal conceded was perhaps the responsibility of Arteta who had gone all out attack mode too early, given the counter-attacking success United were already enjoying.
Arsenal got the chance to put the defeat behind them 4 days later when they began their Europa League campaign. They were placed in Group A alongside PSV Eindhoven, Bodo/Glimt and FC Zurich, and would kick off against the latter away in Switzerland. Summer signings Matt Turner and Marquinhos made their competitive debuts, and Vieira would make his full debut. Arsenal did some counterattacking of their own in the 16th minute when Vieira found Nketiah who travelled down the wing before playing a great ball across the box which found Marquinhos who expertly finished the first time into the top corner. The hosts equalised on the verge of half-time however when Nketiah was judged to have committed an offence in his own penalty box. The death of the Queen being announced during the first half led to the unusual circumstance of a minute’s silence taking place before the second half. When it did kick off, Arsenal regained the lead in the 62nd minute through Nketiah who was found with a delightful ball by Marquinhos who had made a fine debut. That’s how the score remained. Arsenal would not be in Premier League action that weekend, with their home game against Everton being postponed due to the Queen’s passing. Also delayed was their home game against PSV the following week, so the team were not back in action until 10 days after the Zurich game when they travelled to Brentford.
Arsenal dominated the games opening and took a deserved lead in the 17th minute when Saliba’s header from a corner struck the inside of the post on its way over the line. Just shy of the half-hour mark and Arsenal had their second, again with a header, this time it was Gabriel Jesus who rose to meet Xhaka’s perfectly placed ball. The Gunners then got the ideal start to the second half, when Vieira, making his first start in the Premier League in place of the unavailable Ødegaard, struck a beauty out of nowhere from well outside the box for Arsenal’s September goal of the month. Arsenal was in cruise control, always looking like the more likely team to score whilst barely giving Brentford sight of their goal. In the final minutes, Ethan Nwaneri came on for his Arsenal debut, aged 15 years and 181 days he became the youngest player to ever appear in the Premier League. After the match, Brentford Manager Thomas Frank was one of the first to tip Arsenal for a title challenge saying: “I think they will do brilliantly. I think they compete for the title now.” Xhaka was the resounding winner of Arsenal player of the month picking up 83% of the votes. A once deeply unpopular player, his turnaround best exemplified the strides in the right direction Arsenal were taking.
After the international break, Arsenal returned to action in the North London Derby against hated rivals Tottenham. Arsenal went into the fixture just one point above their opponents. Spurs were content to let Arsenal have possession whilst aiming to contain them and spring counterattacks. They kept Arsenal at bay until the 20th minute when Thomas Partey shot from over 20 yards out and hit it so perfectly that Lloris couldn’t get so much as a fingertip to it, the ball flew past him into the net for Arsenal’s goal of the month. Spurs responded in the 31st minute however after a good counterattack between the front three of Kane, Son and Richarlison saw the latter presented with a chance to cross from inside the penalty area and Arsenal did not effectively deal with the situation, a loose touch from Xhaka put his side back in trouble and Gabriel was panicked into conceding a penalty. Kane stepped up and of course, scored for the 7th time from the spot against Arsenal. This sent the sides in at the break-level pegging.
Arsenal regained the upper hand early in the second half after a shot by Saka was spilt by Lloris to his centre-half Romero who, under pressure from Jesus, looked to return it to the French keeper. Lloris missed the ball, it travelled under his body and then Jesus reacted first to poach it home. Spurs hopes of drawing level for a second time were damaged when Emerson Royal was shown a straight red card in the 62nd minute for a stupid and unnecessarily bad tackle on Martinelli. Arsenal quickly punished this ill discipline getting their third 5 minutes afterwards, with Granit Xhaka rifling past Lloris. At this stage Conte retreated to avoid a hammering, he accepted defeat and took off his offensive players, bringing on defenders to ensure the score line didn’t get embarrassing and Arsenal saw out a comfortable 3-1 derby win. Arsenal next returned to Europa League action putting Bodo/Glimt to the sword with a 3-0 win, goals coming from Nketiah, Holding and Vieira, the latter after brilliant footwork in the box from substitute Jesus.
Next up for Arsenal was another tough test at home against Liverpool. With a win, Arsenal would return to the top of the Premier League. Arsenal had faced Liverpool 4 times the previous season, failing to win any, losing 3 times including twice at home. They had also failed to even score against Liverpool in their last 6 meetings with them, but they needed just 58 seconds on this day, with Saka finding Ødegaard, whose ball between Van Dijk and Alexander Arnold put in Martinelli who finished beyond Alisson. Liverpool recovered well from the nightmare start however and was the better team from that point until they got their deserved equaliser in the 34th minute through Darwin Nunez. It was Arsenal however who went into half-time with the lead when Martinelli led a brilliant counter-attack from a Liverpool set piece, finally taking out both Arnold and Henderson by cutting inside and finding an unmarked Saka who slid in to put his team back in the ascendancy.
Again Liverpool responded well, equalising for a second time early in the second half through Roberto Firmino. From that point on though Arsenal found another level, they searched feverishly for a winning goal, looking to pass Liverpool to death and calving many openings. The noise inside the Emirates had reached deafening decibels as the fans urged their team on. The golden chance came with just under 15 minutes to go when Thiago was judged to have caught the back of Jesus’s foot inside the penalty area, having been beaten to the ball by the striker. Saka stepped up and held his nerve, confidently dispatching an excellent spot kick. Arsenal held out for what was in the end a deserved win after an excellent second-half display. In a decision that had raised a few eyebrows, Tomiyasu had been drafted in for a first league start of the season to go into an unfamiliar left-back position, the move paid dividends as the Japanese international had a fine game up against Mo Salah. The result put Arsenal 14 clear of Liverpool who had endured a dreadful start to the season.
“These are broad shoulders, this is courage. A sporting moment in time. Bukayo Saka.. Such poise! such noise!” – Peter Drury as Saka beats Alisson Becker from the penalty spot.
Four days later Arsenal made it 3 wins from 3 in the Europa, with an away win in Norway on the artificial pitch of Bodo/Glimt. A sole goal from Bukayo Saka was enough after he got on the end of a one-two with Lokonga. His initial shot was blocked by a defender but the ball then deflected in after coming back off the Arsenal winger. Bodo calved out many good chances for themselves but was let down by woeful finishing, squandering chance after chance by blazing high and wide of the target. Arsenal then returned to Premier League action at Elland Road against Leeds, though 40 minutes behind schedule after a power outage just after the game had initially kicked off caused the game to need restarting once power had returned.
Again Saka was the only man to get himself on the scoresheet, his goal coming after Jesus had passed up a golden chance to open the scoring failing to hit the net from close range after Ødegaard had found him with a backheeled flick. Jesus attempted to lift the ball over the keeper, but he lifted it too high and it ended up over the crossbar. Arsenal did not let Leeds off a second time however and punished them after a sloppy cross-field pass from Leeds midfielder Rodrigo only found Saka who headed it into Ødegaard’s path. Ødegaard’s return pass then asked a lot of the winger, but his speed allowed him to reach the ball first. Saka was faced with a tight angle, but it didn’t phase him one bit and he picked out the top corner hitting it high into the roof of the Leeds net.
The second half was full of drama, first when Bamford thought he’d equalised but was instead penalised for a foul on Gabriel. The Leeds striker received a second chance though when Saliba was found guilty of a handball in the box after the referee had checked the monitor. Ramsdale guessed correctly in his dive, but in the end, he wasn’t required as Bamford’s penalty went wide of the post. Arsenal continued to suffer in the second half, struggling to cope with the Leeds onslaught and maintain their slender advantage. Through fatigue and pressure from the home side, Arsenal had lost all ability to pass the ball and could do little else but stay in their own half and try to defend. Ramsdale proved his worth to this Arsenal side with his best performance of the season to date, right when his team needed him most. It appeared as though Arsenal had got the job done when crazily they conceded a second penalty of the half in additional time. Patrick Bamford was nowhere near the ball which was safely back with Ramsdale when Gabriel was penalised for a kick out in the box on the Leeds forward. As well as a penalty, the Brazilian centre-back was also dismissed. However on a VAR review, it was clear that Bamford had fouled Gabriel first, barging him to the floor, so rightfully the decision was reversed and Gabriel’s red card was rescinded. Arsenal held on to a win they’d scarcely deserved and it proved an even bigger win later that day when City lost at Anfield meaning The Gunners stayed 4 points clear after 10 games.
The following Thursday Arsenal were back in action in the Europa League. They were originally scheduled to host Manchester City in the league that mid-week, but the Queens’ death led to the postponement of Arsenal’s fixture with PSV, and it was re-arranged to this game week. Arsenal battered their Dutch visitors, in the end mustering 25 shots to Eindhoven’s 4. As was often the case Saka and Jesus were the standout performers. The young English winger was unstoppable in his direct dribbling runs, unstoppable that is without resorting to fouling, which PSV defenders did time and time again after being skinned by Saka’s great ball control when running at speed. Jesus was similarly dangerous, doing his usual thing of fashioning chances out of nowhere with his quick thinking and somehow even quicker feet. In the end, though the deadlock was broken by Xhaka in the 70th minute when Tomiyasu found him in space 15 yards from the goal. He hit the shot down into the ground and it bobbled just at the right time to go under the keeper and past him.
Next Arsenal travelled to struggling Southampton looking to make it 9 straight wins across the Premier League and Europa. They started fast, and when Xhaka finished off White’s cross with a brilliant volley into the back of the net in the 11th minute, it looked like it would be a case of how many, as it wasn’t the first good chance Arsenal had created. For the first 20 minutes, Southampton couldn’t get out of their own half, Ødegaard cleverly found Jesus with a lifted return pass but his volley was straight at Bazunu in the Saints goal. Jesus was in again after a long ball flighted over the head of Caleta-Car putting the Brazilian clean through until the defender dragged him back using both arms. There seemed to be enough contact for 3 separate penalties in there, but unbelievably the referee Robert Jones didn’t point to the spot and nor did VAR intervene. One of the most inexplicable decisions of the season, and that’s saying something, meant that Arsenal went in at the break only a single goal to the good.
The Southampton defence must have felt encouraged from not being penalised inside the box, as the fouling continued on Jesus outside the box for much of the second half, Lyanco getting away with man-handling Arsenal’s striker time and time again, wrapping both arms around his body whenever the ball was anywhere near the Brazilian. Jones did not however ignore perceived ‘diving’ from Saka showing him a yellow card for simulation, even though there did appear to be some contact. A one-sided refereeing performance and poor finishing from Arsenal allowed the home team back into the game and they got the equalising goal with 25 minutes to go through Armstrong after a swift move cut through Arsenal’s defence. In the 78th minute, Ødegaard thought he’d put Arsenal back in front but Tierney had just carried the ball beyond the line before he was able to cut it back into his captain’s path.
The Gunners had to settle for a point and an end to their winning run, paying the price for not scoring more in the first half. As they began to tire in the second half Southampton calved out some good chances of their own, but there’s no doubt the visitors were also harmed by a dire refereeing performance. The dropped points cut Arsenal’s lead at the top down to two. Another away game followed for The North London side as next they travelled to Eindhoven. With 2 group games remaining, they needed just 1 more win to secure the top spot which would mean they progressed straight through to the final 16, without the need for a playoff game. However Arsenal’s performance was poor, PSV were the better team for 90 minutes and good value for their 2-0 win.
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2023.06.04 10:01 Connect_Trouble_164 Airbus wikipedia part one

The Airbus A300 is a wide-body airliner developed and manufactured by Airbus. In September 1967, aircraft manufacturers in the United Kingdom, France, and West Germany signed a memorandum of understanding to develop a large airliner. West Germany and France reached an agreement on 29 May 1969 after the British withdrew from the project on 10 April 1969. European collaborative aerospace manufacturer Airbus Industrie was formally created on 18 December 1970 to develop and produce it. The prototype first flew on 28 October 1972.
The first twin-engine widebody airliner, the A300 typically seats 247 passengers in two classes over a range of 5,375 to 7,500 km (2,900 to 4,050 nmi). Initial variants are powered by General Electric CF6-50 or Pratt & Whitney JT9D turbofans and have a three-crew flight deck. The improved A300-600 has a two-crew cockpit and updated CF6-80C2 or PW4000 engines; it made its first flight on 8 July 1983 and entered service later that year. The A300 is the basis of the smaller A310 (first flown in 1982) and was adapted in a freighter version. Its cross section was retained for the larger four-engined A340 (1991) and the larger twin-engined A330 (1992). It is also the basis for the oversize Beluga transport (1994).
Launch customer Air France introduced the type on 23 May 1974. After limited demand initially, sales took off as the type was proven in early service, beginning three decades of steady orders. It has a similar capacity to the Boeing 767-300, introduced in 1986, but lacked the 767-300ER range. During the 1990s, the A300 became popular with cargo aircraft operators, as both passenger airliner conversions and as original builds. Production ceased in July 2007 after 561 deliveries. As of March 2023, there were 228 A300 family aircraft in commercial service.
Origins:
During the 1960s, European aircraft manufacturers such as Hawker Siddeley and the British Aircraft Corporation, based in the UK, and Sud Aviation of France, had ambitions to build a new 200-seat airliner for the growing civil aviation market. While studies were performed and considered, such as a stretched twin-engine variant of the Hawker Siddeley Trident and an expanded development of the British Aircraft Corporation (BAC) One-Eleven, designated the BAC Two-Eleven, it was recognized that if each of the European manufacturers were to launch similar aircraft into the market at the same time, neither would achieve sales volume needed to make them viable.[2] In 1965, a British government study, known as the Plowden Report, had found British aircraft production costs to be between 10% and 20% higher than American counterparts due to shorter production runs, which was in part due to the fractured European market. To overcome this factor, the report recommended the pursuit of multinational collaborative projects between the region's leading aircraft manufacturers.[3]: 49 [4][5]: 2–13
European manufacturers were keen to explore prospective programs; the proposed 260-seat wide-body HBN 100 between Hawker Siddeley, Nord Aviation, and Breguet Aviation being one such example.[2][6]: 37–38 National governments were also keen to support such efforts amid a belief that American manufacturers could dominate the European Economic Community;[7] in particular, Germany had ambitions for a multinational airliner project to invigorate its aircraft industry, which had declined considerably following the Second World War.[3]: 49–50 During the mid-1960s, both Air France and American Airlines had expressed interest in a short-haul twin-engine wide-body aircraft, indicating a market demand for such an aircraft to be produced.[3][8] In July 1967, during a high-profile meeting between French, German, and British ministers, an agreement was made for greater cooperation between European nations in the field of aviation technology, and "for the joint development and production of an airbus".[2][9]: 34 The word airbus at this point was a generic aviation term for a larger commercial aircraft, and was considered acceptable in multiple languages, including French.[9]: 34
Shortly after the July 1967 meeting, French engineer Roger Béteille was appointed as the technical director of what would become the A300 program, while Henri Ziegler, chief operating office of Sud Aviation, was appointed as the general manager of the organization and German politician Franz Josef Strauss became the chairman of the supervisory board.[2] Béteille drew up an initial work share plan for the project, under which French firms would produce the aircraft's cockpit, the control systems, and lower-center portion of the fuselage, Hawker Siddeley would manufacture the wings, while German companies would produce the forward, rear and upper part of the center fuselage sections. Addition work included moving elements of the wings being produced in the Netherlands, and Spain producing the horizontal tail plane.[2][6]: 38
An early design goal for the A300 that Béteille had stressed the importance of was the incorporation of a high level of technology, which would serve as a decisive advantage over prospective competitors. As such, the A300 would feature the first use of composite materials of any passenger aircraft, the leading and trailing edges of the tail fin being composed of glass fibre reinforced plastic.[5]: 2–16 [10] Béteille opted for English as the working language for the developing aircraft, as well against using Metric instrumentation and measurements, as most airlines already had US-built aircraft.[10] These decisions were partially influenced by feedback from various airlines, such as Air France and Lufthansa, as an emphasis had been placed on determining the specifics of what kind of aircraft that potential operators were seeking. According to Airbus, this cultural approach to market research had been crucial to the company's long-term success.[10]
Workshare and redefinition:
On 26 September 1967, the British, French, and West German governments signed a Memorandum of Understanding to start development of the 300-seat Airbus A300.[6]: 38 [11]: 43 [12]: 57 At this point, the A300 was only the second major joint aircraft programme in Europe, the first being the Anglo-French Concorde.[9] Under the terms of the memorandum, Britain and France were each to receive a 37.5 per cent work share on the project, while Germany received a 25 per cent share. Sud Aviation was recognized as the lead company for A300, with Hawker Siddeley being selected as the British partner company.[2] At the time, the news of the announcement had been clouded by the British Government's support for the Airbus, which coincided with its refusal to back BAC's proposed competitor, the BAC 2–11, despite a preference for the latter expressed by British European Airways (BEA).[9]: 34 Another parameter was the requirement for a new engine to be developed by Rolls-Royce to power the proposed airliner; a derivative of the in-development Rolls-Royce RB211, the triple-spool RB207, capable of producing of 47,500 lbf (211 kN).[13] The program cost was US$4.6 billion (in 1993 Dollars).[14]
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In December 1968, the French and British partner companies (Sud Aviation and Hawker Siddeley) proposed a revised configuration, the 250-seat Airbus A250. It had been feared that the original 300-seat proposal was too large for the market, thus it had been scaled down to produce the A250.[5]: 2–14 [8][15] The dimensional changes involved in the shrink reduced the length of the fuselage by 5.62 metres (18.4 ft) and the diameter by 0.8 metres (31 in), reducing the overall weight by 25 tonnes (55,000 lb).[10][16]: 16 For increased flexibility, the cabin floor was raised so that standard LD3 freight containers could be accommodated side-by-side, allowing more cargo to be carried. Refinements made by Hawker Siddeley to the wing's design provided for greater lift and overall performance; this gave the aircraft the ability to climb faster and attain a level cruising altitude sooner than any other passenger aircraft.[10] It was later renamed the A300B.[9]: 34 [15]
Perhaps the most significant change of the A300B was that it would not require new engines to be developed, being of a suitable size to be powered by Rolls-Royce's RB211, or alternatively the American Pratt & Whitney JT9D and General Electric CF6 powerplants; this switch was recognized as considerably reducing the project's development costs.[11]: 45 [15][16]: 16–17 To attract potential customers in the US market, it was decided that General Electric CF6-50 engines would power the A300 in place of the British RB207; these engines would be produced in co-operation with French firm Snecma.[8][10] By this time, Rolls-Royce had been concentrating their efforts upon developing their RB211 turbofan engine instead and progress on the RB207's development had been slow for some time, the firm having suffered due to funding limitations, both of which had been factors in the engine switch decision.[5]: 2–13 [15][16]: 17–18
On 10 April 1969, a few months after the decision to drop the RB207 had been announced, the British government announced that they would withdraw from the Airbus venture.[6]: 38–39 [15] In response, West Germany proposed to France that they would be willing to contribute up to 50% of the project's costs if France was prepared to do the same.[15] Additionally, the managing director of Hawker Siddeley, Sir Arnold Alexander Hall, decided that his company would remain in the project as a favoured sub-contractor, developing and manufacturing the wings for the A300, which would later become pivotal in later versions' impressive performance from short domestic to long intercontinental flights.[5]: 2–13 [9]: 34 [16]: 18 Hawker Siddeley spent £35 million of its own funds, along with a further £35 million loan from the West German government, on the machine tooling to design and produce the wings.[6]: 39 [15]
Programme launch:
On 29 May 1969, during the Paris Air Show, French transport minister Jean Chamant and German economics minister Karl Schiller signed an agreement officially launching the Airbus A300, the world's first twin-engine widebody airliner.[2] The intention of the project was to produce an aircraft that was smaller, lighter, and more economical than its three-engine American rivals, the McDonnell Douglas DC-10 and the Lockheed L-1011 TriStar.[10] In order to meet Air France's demands for an aircraft larger than 250-seat A300B, it was decided to stretch the fuselage to create a new variant, designated as the A300B2, which would be offered alongside the original 250-seat A300B, henceforth referred to as the A300B1. On 3 September 1970, Air France signed a letter of intent for six A300s, marking the first order to be won for the new airliner.[6]: 39 [10][16]: 21
In the aftermath of the Paris Air Show agreement, it was decided that, in order to provide effective management of responsibilities, a Groupement d'intérêt économique would be established, allowing the various partners to work together on the project while remaining separate business entities.[2] On 18 December 1970, Airbus Industrie was formally established following an agreement between Aérospatiale (the newly merged Sud Aviation and Nord Aviation) of France and the antecedents to Deutsche Aerospace of Germany, each receiving a 50 per cent stake in the newly formed company.[3]: 50 [6]: 39 [10] In 1971, the consortium was joined by a third full partner, the Spanish firm CASA, who received a 4.2 per cent stake, the other two members reducing their stakes to 47.9 per cent each.[10][16]: 20 In 1979, Britain joined the Airbus consortium via British Aerospace, which Hawker Siddeley had merged into, which acquired a 20 per cent stake in Airbus Industrie with France and Germany each reducing their stakes to 37.9 per cent.[3]: 53 [5]: 2–14 [6]: 39
Prototype and flight testing:
Airbus Industrie was initially headquartered in Paris, which is where design, development, flight testing, sales, marketing, and customer support activities were centered; the headquarters was relocated to Toulouse in January 1974.[8][10] The final assembly line for the A300 was located adjacent to Toulouse Blagnac International Airport. The manufacturing process necessitated transporting each aircraft section being produced by the partner companies scattered across Europe to this one location. The combined use of ferries and roads were used for the assembly of the first A300, however this was time-consuming and not viewed as ideal by Felix Kracht, Airbus Industrie's production director.[10] Kracht's solution was to have the various A300 sections brought to Toulouse by a fleet of Boeing 377-derived Aero Spacelines Super Guppy aircraft, by which means none of the manufacturing sites were more than two hours away. Having the sections airlifted in this manner made the A300 the first airliner to use just-in-time manufacturing techniques, and allowed each company to manufacture its sections as fully equipped, ready-to-fly assemblies.[3]: 53 [10]
In September 1969, construction of the first prototype A300 began.[16]: 20 On 28 September 1972, this first prototype was unveiled to the public, it conducted its maiden flight from Toulouse–Blagnac International Airport on 28 October that year.[6]: 39 [9]: 34 [11]: 51–52 This maiden flight, which was performed a month ahead of schedule, lasted for one hour and 25 minutes; the captain was Max Fischl and the first officer was Bernard Ziegler, son of Henri Ziegler.[10] In 1972, unit cost was US$17.5M.[17] On 5 February 1973, the second prototype performed its maiden flight.[6]: 39 The flight test program, which involved a total of four aircraft, was relatively problem-free, accumulating 1,580 flight hours throughout.[16]: 22 In September 1973, as part of promotional efforts for the A300, the new aircraft was taken on a six-week tour around North America and South America, to demonstrate it to airline executives, pilots, and would-be customers.[10] Amongst the consequences of this expedition, it had allegedly brought the A300 to the attention of Frank Borman of Eastern Airlines, one of the "big four" U.S. airlines.[18]
Entry into service:
On 15 March 1974, type certificates were granted for the A300 from both German and French authorities, clearing the way for its entry into revenue service.[18] On 23 May 1974, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification was received.[16]: 22 The first production model, the A300B2, entered service in 1974, followed by the A300B4 one year later.[8] Initially, the success of the consortium was poor, in part due to the economic consequences of the 1973 oil crisis,[6]: 40 [8][9]: 34 but by 1979 there were 81 A300 passenger liners in service with 14 airlines, alongside 133 firm orders and 88 options.[18] Ten years after the official launch of the A300, the company had achieved a 26 per cent market share in terms of dollar value, enabling Airbus Industries to proceed with the development of its second aircraft, the Airbus A310.[18]
Design:
The Airbus A300 is a wide-body medium-to-long range airliner; it has the distinction of being the first twin-engine wide-body aircraft in the world.[8][9]: 34 [12]: 57, 60 [19] In 1977, the A300 became the first Extended Range Twin Operations (ETOPS)-compliant aircraft, due to its high performance and safety standards.[6]: 40 Another world-first of the A300 is the use of composite materials on a commercial aircraft, which were used on both secondary and later primary airframe structures, decreasing overall weight and improving cost-effectiveness.[19] Other firsts included the pioneering use of center-of-gravity control, achieved by transferring fuel between various locations across the aircraft, and electrically signaled secondary flight controls.[20]
The A300 is powered by a pair of underwing turbofan engines, either General Electric CF6 or Pratt & Whitney JT9D engines; the sole use of underwing engine pods allowed for any suitable turbofan engine to be more readily used.[12]: 57 The lack of a third tail-mounted engine, as per the trijet configuration used by some competing airliners, allowed for the wings to be located further forwards and to reduce the size of the vertical stabilizer and elevator, which had the effect of increasing the aircraft's flight performance and fuel efficiency.[3]: 50 [16]: 21
Airbus partners had employed the latest technology, some of which having been derived from Concorde, on the A300. According to Airbus, new technologies adopted for the airliner were selected principally for increased safety, operational capability, and profitability.[19] Upon entry into service in 1974, the A300 was a very advanced plane, which went on to influence later airliner designs. The technological highlights include advanced wings by de Havilland (later BAE Systems) with supercritical airfoil sections for economical performance and advanced aerodynamically efficient flight control surfaces. The 5.64 m (222 in) diameter circular fuselage section allows an eight-abreast passenger seating and is wide enough for 2 LD3 cargo containers side by side. Structures are made from metal billets, reducing weight. It is the first airliner to be fitted with wind shear protection. Its advanced autopilots are capable of flying the aircraft from climb-out to landing, and it has an electrically controlled braking system.
Later A300s incorporated other advanced features such as the Forward-Facing Crew Cockpit (FFCC), which enabled a two-pilot flight crew to fly the aircraft alone without the need for a flight engineer, the functions of which were automated; this two-man cockpit concept was a world-first for a wide-body aircraft.[8][16]: 23–24 [20] Glass cockpit flight instrumentation, which used cathode ray tube (CRT) monitors to display flight, navigation, and warning information, along with fully digital dual autopilots and digital flight control computers for controlling the spoilers, flaps, and leading-edge slats, were also adopted upon later-built models.[19][21] Additional composites were also made use of, such as carbon-fiber-reinforced polymer (CFRP), as well as their presence in an increasing proportion of the aircraft's components, including the spoilers, rudder, air brakes, and landing gear doors.[22] Another feature of later aircraft was the addition of wingtip fences, which improved aerodynamic performance and thus reduced cruise fuel consumption by about 1.5% for the A300-600.[23]
In addition to passenger duties, the A300 became widely used by air freight operators; according to Airbus, it is the best selling freight aircraft of all time.[20] Various variants of the A300 were built to meet customer demands, often for diverse roles such as aerial refueling tankers, freighter models (new-build and conversions), combi aircraft, military airlifter, and VIP transport. Perhaps the most visually unique of the variants is the A300-600ST Beluga, an oversize cargo-carrying model operated by Airbus to carry aircraft sections between their manufacturing facilities.[20] The A300 was the basis for, and retained a high level of commonality with, the second airliner produced by Airbus, the smaller Airbus A310.[19]
Operational history:
On 23 May 1974, the first A300 to enter service performed the first commercial flight of the type, flying from Paris to London, for Air France.[6]: 39 [18]
Immediately after the launch, sales of the A300 were weak for some years, with most orders going to airlines that had an obligation to favor the domestically made product – notably Air France and Lufthansa, the first two airlines to place orders for the type.[3]: 50–52 [18] Following the appointment of Bernard Lathière as Henri Ziegler's replacement, an aggressive sales approach was adopted. Indian Airlines was the world's first domestic airline to purchase the A300, ordering three aircraft with three options. However, between December 1975 and May 1977, there were no sales for the type. During this period a number of "whitetail" A300s – completed but unsold aircraft – were completed and stored at Toulouse, and production fell to half an aircraft per month amid calls to pause production completely.[18]
During the flight testing of the A300B2, Airbus held a series of talks with Korean Air on the topic of developing a longer-range version of the A300, which would become the A300B4. In September 1974, Korean Air placed an order for four A300B4s with options for two further aircraft; this sale was viewed as significant as it was the first non-European international airline to order Airbus aircraft. Airbus had viewed South-East Asia as a vital market that was ready to be opened up and believed Korean Air to be the 'key'.[8][16]: 23 [18]
Airlines operating the A300 on short haul routes were forced to reduce frequencies to try and fill the aircraft. As a result, they lost passengers to airlines operating more frequent narrow body flights. Eventually, Airbus had to build its own narrowbody aircraft (the A320) to compete with the Boeing 737 and McDonnell Douglas DC-9/MD-80. The savior of the A300 was the advent of ETOPS, a revised FAA rule which allows twin-engine jets to fly long-distance routes that were previously off-limits to them. This enabled Airbus to develop the aircraft as a medium/long range airliner.
In 1977, US carrier Eastern Air Lines leased four A300s as an in-service trial.[18] CEO Frank Borman was impressed that the A300 consumed 30% less fuel, even less than expected, than his fleet of L-1011s. Borman proceeded to order 23 A300s, becoming the first U.S. customer for the type. This order is often cited as the point at which Airbus came to be seen as a serious competitor to the large American aircraft-manufacturers Boeing and McDonnell Douglas.[6]: 40 [8][18] Aviation author John Bowen alleged that various concessions, such as loan guarantees from European governments and compensation payments, were a factor in the decision as well.[3]: 52 The Eastern Air Lines breakthrough was shortly followed by an order from Pan Am. From then on, the A300 family sold well, eventually reaching a total of 561 delivered aircraft.[1]
In December 1977, Aerocondor Colombia became the first Airbus operator in Latin America, leasing one Airbus A300B4-2C, named Ciudad de Barranquilla.
During the late 1970s, Airbus adopted a so-called 'Silk Road' strategy, targeting airlines in the Far East.[3]: 52 [18] As a result, The aircraft found particular favor with Asian airlines, being bought by Japan Air System, Korean Air, China Eastern Airlines, Thai Airways International, Singapore Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, Philippine Airlines, Garuda Indonesia, China Airlines, Pakistan International Airlines, Indian Airlines, Trans Australia Airlines and many others. As Asia did not have restrictions similar to the FAA 60-minutes rule for twin-engine airliners which existed at the time, Asian airlines used A300s for routes across the Bay of Bengal and South China Sea.
In 1977, the A300B4 became the first ETOPS compliant aircraft,[24] qualifying for Extended Twin Engine Operations over water, providing operators with more versatility in routing. In 1982 Garuda Indonesia became the first airline to fly the A300B4-200FFCC.[25] By 1981, Airbus was growing rapidly, with over 400 aircraft sold to over forty airlines.[26]
In 1989, Chinese operator China Eastern Airlines received its first A300; by 2006, the airline operated around 18 A300s, making it the largest operator of both the A300 and the A310 at that time. On 31 May 2014, China Eastern officially retired the last A300-600 in its fleet, having begun drawing down the type in 2010.[27]
From 1997 to 2014, a single A300, designated A300 Zero-G, was operated by the European Space Agency (ESA), centre national d'études spatiales (CNES) and the German Aerospace Center (DLR) as a reduced-gravity aircraft for conducting research into microgravity; the A300 is the largest aircraft to ever have been used in this capacity. A typical flight would last for two and a half hours, enabling up to 30 parabolas to be performed per flight.[28][29]
By the 1990s, the A300 was being heavily promoted as a cargo freighter.[16]: 24 The largest freight operator of the A300 is FedEx Express, which has 65 A300 aircraft in service as of May 2022.[30] UPS Airlines also operates 52 freighter versions of the A300.[31]
The final version was the A300-600R and is rated for 180-minute ETOPS. The A300 has enjoyed renewed interest in the secondhand market for conversion to freighters; large numbers were being converted during the late 1990s.[16]: 24–25 The freighter versions – either new-build A300-600s or converted ex-passenger A300-600s, A300B2s and B4s – account for most of the world's freighter fleet after the Boeing 747 freighter.[32]
The A300 provided Airbus the experience of manufacturing and selling airliners competitively. The basic fuselage of the A300 was later stretched (A330 and A340), shortened (A310), or modified into derivatives (A300-600ST Beluga Super Transporter). In 2006, unit cost of an −600F was $105 million.[14] In March 2006, Airbus announced the impending closure of the A300/A310 final assembly line,[33] making them the first Airbus aircraft to be discontinued. The final production A300, an A300F freighter, performed its initial flight on 18 April 2007,[34] and was delivered to FedEx Express on 12 July 2007.[35] Airbus has announced a support package to keep A300s flying commercially. Airbus offers the A330-200F freighter as a replacement for the A300 cargo variants.[36]
The life of UPS's fleet of 52 A300s, delivered from 2000 to 2006, will be extended to 2035 by a flight deck upgrade based around Honeywell Primus Epic avionics; new displays and flight management system (FMS), improved weather radar, a central maintenance system, and a new version of the current enhanced ground proximity warning system. With a light usage of only two to three cycles per day, it will not reach the maximum number of cycles by then. The first modification will be made at Airbus Toulouse in 2019 and certified in 2020.[37] As of July 2017, there are 211 A300s in service with 22 operators, with the largest operator being FedEx Express with 68 A300-600F aircraft.[38]
Variants:
A300B1 - The A300B1 was the first variant to take flight. It had a maximum takeoff weight (MTOW) of 132 t (291,000 lb), was 51 m (167 ft) long and was powered by two General Electric CF6-50A engines.[16]: 21 [39]: 41 Only two prototypes of the variant were built before it was adapted into the A300B2, the first production variant of the airliner.[6]: 39 The second prototype was leased to Trans European Airways in 1974.[39]: 54
A300B2 -
A300B2-100:
Responding to a need for more seats from Air France, Airbus decided that the first production variant should be larger than the original prototype A300B1. The CF6-50A powered A300B2-100 was 2.6 m (8.5 ft) longer than the A300B1 and had an increased MTOW of 137 t (302,000 lb), allowing for 30 additional seats and bringing the typical passenger count up to 281, with capacity for 20 LD3 containers.[40]: 10 [41][39]: 17 Two prototypes were built and the variant made its maiden flight on 28 June 1973, became certified on 15 March 1974 and entered service with Air France on 23 May 1974.[39]: 27, 53 [40]: 10
A300B2-200:
For the A300B2-200, originally designated as the A300B2K, Krueger flaps were introduced at the leading-edge root, the slat angles were reduced from 20 degrees to 16 degrees, and other lift related changes were made in order to introduce a high-lift system. This was done to improve performance when operating at high-altitude airports, where the air is less dense and lift generation is reduced.[42]: 52, 53 [43] The variant had an increased MTOW of 142 t (313,000 lb) and was powered by CF6-50C engines, was certified on 23 June 1976, and entered service with South African Airways in November 1976.[39]: 40 [40]: 12 CF6-50C1 and CF6-50C2 models were also later fitted depending on customer requirements, these became certified on 22 February 1978 and 21 February 1980 respectively.[39]: 41 [40]: 12
A300B2-320:
The A300B2-320 introduced the Pratt & Whitney JT9D powerplant and was powered by JT9D-59A engines. It retained the 142 t (313,000 lb) MTOW of the B2-200, was certified on 4 January 1980, and entered service with Scandinavian Airlines on 18 February 1980, with only four being produced.[39]: 99, 112 [40]: 14
A300B4 -
A300B4-100:
The initial A300B4 variant, later named the A300B4-100, included a centre fuel tank for an increased fuel capacity of 47.5 tonnes (105,000 lb), and had an increased MTOW of 157.5 tonnes (347,000 lb).[44][42]: 38 It also featured Krueger flaps and had a similar high-lift system to what was later fitted to the A300B2-200.[42]: 74 The variant made its maiden flight on 26 December 1974, was certified on 26 March 1975, and entered service with Germanair in May 1975.[39]: 32, 54 [40]: 16
A300B4-200:
The A300B4-200 had an increased MTOW of 165 tonnes (364,000 lb) and featured an additional optional fuel tank in the rear cargo hold, which would reduce the cargo capacity by two LD3 containers.[40]: 19 [42]: 69 The variant was certified on 26 April 1979.[40]: 19
A300-600 - The A300-600, officially designated as the A300B4-600, was slightly longer than the A300B2 and A300B4 variants and had an increased interior space from using a similar rear fuselage to the Airbus A310, this allowed it to have two additional rows of seats.[42]: 79 It was initially powered by Pratt & Whitney JT9D-7R4H1 engines, but was later fitted with General Electric CF6-80C2 engines, with Pratt & Whitney PW4156 or PW4158 engines being introduced in 1986.[42]: 82 Other changes include an improved wing featuring a recambered trailing edge, the incorporation of simpler single-slotted Fowler flaps, the deletion of slat fences, and the removal of the outboard ailerons after they were deemed unnecessary on the A310.[45] The variant made its first flight on 8 July 1983, was certified on 9 March 1984, and entered service in June 1984 with Saudi Arabian Airlines.[40]: 42 [39]: 58 A total of 313 A300-600s (all versions) have been sold. The A300-600 uses the A310 cockpits, featuring digital technology and electronic displays, eliminating the need for a flight engineer. The FAA issues a single type rating which allows operation of both the A310 and A300-600. A300-600: (Official designation: A300B4-600) The baseline model of the −600 series. A300-620C: (Official designation: A300C4-620) A convertible-freighter version. Four delivered between 1984 and 1985. A300-600F: (Official designation: A300F4-600) The freighter version of the baseline −600. A300-600R: (Official designation: A300B4-600R) The increased-range −600, achieved by an additional trim fuel tank in the tail. First delivery in 1988 to American Airlines; all A300s built since 1989 (freighters included) are −600Rs. Japan Air System (later merged into Japan Airlines) took delivery of the last new-built passenger A300, an A300-622R, in November 2002. A300-600RC: (Official designation: A300C4-600R) The convertible-freighter version of the −600R. Two were delivered in 1999. A300-600RF: (Official designation: A300F4-600R) The freighter version of the −600R. All A300s delivered between November 2002 and 12 July 2007 (last ever A300 delivery) were A300-600RFs.
A310 (A300B10)-
Airbus had demand for an aircraft smaller than the A300. On 7 July 1978, the A310 (initially the A300B10) was launched with orders from Swissair and Lufthansa. On 3 April 1982, the first prototype conducted its maiden flight and it received its type certification on 11 March 1983.
Keeping the same eight-abreast cross-section, the A310 is 6.95 m (22.8 ft) shorter than the initial A300 variants, and has a smaller 219 m2 (2,360 sq ft) wing, down from 260 m2 (2,800 sq ft). The A310 introduced a two-crew glass cockpit, later adopted for the A300-600 with a common type rating. It was powered by the same GE CF6-80 or Pratt & Whitney JT9D then PW4000 turbofans. It can seat 220 passengers in two classes, or 240 in all-economy, and can fly up to 5,150 nmi (9,540 km). It has overwing exits between the two main front and rear door pairs.
In April 1983, the aircraft entered revenue service with Swissair and competed with the Boeing 767–200, introduced six months before. Its longer range and ETOPS regulations allowed it to be operated on transatlantic flights. Until the last delivery in June 1998, 255 aircraft were produced, as it was succeeded by the larger Airbus A330-200. It has cargo aircraft versions, and was derived into the Airbus A310 MRTT military tanketransport.
Airbus A300-ST (Beluga)
Commonly referred to as the Airbus Beluga or "Airbus Super Transporter," these five airframes are used by Airbus to ferry parts between the company's disparate manufacturing facilities, thus enabling workshare distribution. They replaced the four Aero Spacelines Super Guppys previously used by Airbus.
ICAO code: A3ST
Operators:
As of March 2023, there were 228 A300 family aircraft in commercial service. The five largest operators were FedEx Express (70), UPS Airlines (52), European Air Transport Leipzig (23), Iran Air (11), and Mahan Air (11).[46]
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2023.06.04 09:14 eaglerulez My C8 Corvette & Tesla Model 3 Performance vs. Porsche Taycan 4S Shootout

Intro:
I test drove a Taycan Turbo a couple of years ago and absolutely fell in love with the car. It had this amazing blend of performance and technology that really appealed to me, but unfortunately was very much out of my price range.
I was fortunate enough to get some lucky rolls of the dice financially and was able to add a C8 Corvette to my garage while still maintaining a Model 3 Performance as a daily driver. I had long thought that this was the ultimate price performance power combo. The Model 3 Performance punches way above its weight class for the price. While the C8 provides the supercar driving experience for a fraction of the money. Though the power combo is a match that I am very lucky to have in my garage, all isn’t perfect. I spend the vast majority of my time in my Tesla and there are a lot of instances where it doesn’t quite feel special or unique enough nowadays. Likewise, I hate buying gas for my C8, and despite its overall driving prowess it does actually feel a little slow compared to my Model 3 due to its lack of instantaneous torque that I’ve grown accustomed to. I also feel like I have a lot of money being spent on a C8 that I only get to experience on the weekends so have been curious if there’s a way to experience a bit more of that “specialness” day to day.
I then looked at some used Porsche Taycans randomly one day and noticed that used 4S models and used Turbo models were well below the combined price of both of my Tesla and Corvette. So for the past few weeks I became obsessed with the question of whether a single Taycan could give me the best of both my Model 3 and Corvette in a package that was ultimately cheaper than the combined cost of both cars.
I decided to rent a modestly specced Taycan 4S on turo and arrange for an unscientific shoot out amongst all three cars.
About the cars:
https://imgur.com/a/UozILRv
I unfortunately do not know much about the Taycan 4S I rented on Turo however it looked to have the premium pack equipped, the larger performance plus battery, and not much else. It came on the car’s stock standard 19” aero rims.
The Model 3 Performance is a 2022 model year with the refreshed interior.
The C8 is a 2021 2LT with the Z51 package, Magnaride, and front end lift.
Handling (all three)
The handling and ride comfort on all three of these cars is quite good but the Taycan and Corvette are a clear notch above the Tesla. When competing head to head the Corvette beats out the Taycan as a whole due to its weight advantage, but it’s surprising how close the Taycan is to the Corvette.
The Tesla has the least sophisticated suspension of the bunch, but it has quick and darty steering which makes it feel especially agile with its low center of gravity and punchy acceleration. Unfortunately on the twisties the Tesla begins to really lose confidence and starts to wash out somewhere between the 70-80mph range, whereas the other two cars feel planted and ask you to push them further. Likewise, the Tesla’s brakes really aren’t up to the task of bailing you out of any situation once you get into that 70-80mph range on the twisties. Interestingly the Model 3 does weigh about 800lbs less than the Taycan and you can very much feel that weight advantage when throwing it into turns and other tight maneuvers.
The Taycan has the most sophisticated suspension of the bunch with an adaptive air suspension that can adjust both ride height and stiffness. Taycans with more performance options included can also have rear wheel steer, advanced torque vectoring, and anti-roll control, but my Taycan was not equipped with these luxuries. The big elephant in the room is the Taycan’s weight, which can be anywhere between 4800lbs-5100lbs depending on your model, options, etc. Around town you very much feel the Taycan’s extra weight, but it simultaneously also does a good job hiding it.
For instance, my neighborhood has a small roundabout that I had each car take at about 30 mph. Both the Tesla and Model 3 had no problem coming out of the roundabout in a relatively tight and controlled fashion, whereas the Taycan definitely felt like it was having a hard time committing to the line the other cars could take. On the flip side, with more curvaceous terrain (say a canyon or moderate twisties) the car feels very planted, confidence inspiring, capable, and it asks you to push it further. The brakes also feel like they are very capable of bailing you out of any situation. You notice the Tesla’s 4000lb weight with its brakes more than you notice the Taycan’s 4800lbs under braking. Steering in the Taycan is very direct and responsive, but due to the car’s weight and size it can actually feel a little boat-like compared to the other cars when driving them back to back.
As an overall package the Corvette yielded the best result in terms of handling. The steering is quick, easy to place, and communicative compared to the other cars. While I typically feel like the Corvette is a large car, it began to feel very small compared to the Taycan. The biggest difference was its 1100lb weight advantage which allowed it to transition and set itself up much more quickly compared to the other cars in all facets of a corner. The brakes on the Corvette are also superb and legitimately feel like you’re dropping an anchor when you put full pressure on them. Now I will say the Taycan wasn’t far off the Corvette’s mark as a whole, especially on the street, but you could typically feel the Taycan needing to sort itself due to its weight whereas everything felt like it came much more naturally to the Corvette.
Ride Comfort (all three)
I put this in a separate category because I find ride comfort makes a big impact on performance and how hard you can push a car, but also has a lot of implications for how the vehicle accomplishes day to day tasks.
The Taycan is the overall winner of ride comfort here, while the Corvette is not too far behind, and the Tesla is last.
The Tesla has the least sophisticated suspension of the bunch so it’s not exactly a fair fight. While I personally do not find the Tesla to be harsh to experience day to day, on longer trips it can be a fatiguing car to be in, and you do realize what you are missing in the Model 3 after riding in the Taycan and the Corvette. Still I find the Tesla to have a really nice blend of sportiness, comfort, and control.
The C8’s ride quality is superb with magna-ride giving the car a noticeable adjustment in personality and handling characteristics between, tour, sport, and track modes. The C8’s suspension makes it incredibly comfortable to be in for long periods of time, and highway cruising very much feels like a dream on this car. That being said, I do find that certain imperfections can unsettle the car and oddly the car has a tendency to shift diagonally or to the side as opposed to absorbing a bump vertically. This hasn’t ever really caught me off in serious driving, but it can be slightly disconcerting feeling the car shift in what feels to be an unintuitive way. In spirited driving a noticed very little difference between the Taycan’s suspension and the Corvette’s. This isn’t to say that there weren’t differences, just both cars provided a seemingly comparable amount of confidence and ride comfort.
The Taycan does edge out the Corvette in ride comfort because it does present a much smoother ride in normal, day to day conditions. Again, it’s not like the Corvette has a bad ride by any means, but the Taycan’s air suspension does provide a high degree of isolation, and you very much feel like you’re on a cloud whereas the Corvette does transmit a small degree of imperfections and can give the impression of being stiff in some instances compared to the Taycan.
What I found with the Taycan is increasing suspension aggressiveness (ride height, and damper settings) never seemed to actually compromise ride quality, it just improved the level of control and how “tight” the car felt overall. Whereas in the Corvette tour mode can feel a little too soft and floaty, sport essentially allows you to take everything with a single controlled “bump”, and track tightens things up but also transmits a bunch of imperfections that don’t exactly give you more feedback about what the car is doing, nor help improve your confidence.
Again, this isn’t to say that the Corvette’s ride quality is bad by any means…it’s pretty fantastic. In my opinion the Tacyan has the best performance oriented ride quality I’ve ever felt, and the Corvette just happens to be second best.
Acceleration (all three)
I would say the acceleration amongst all three of these cars is a dead heat on the streets. They each deliver an incredible amount of power and speed but they do so differently and I think anyone will find joy in how these cars accelerate.
If we were to do a drag race the Tesla would be the quickest of the bunch. It has a very “bursty” amount of speed and torque that it’s happy to deliver in immense doses from anywhere between 0-80mph. The Model 3 also obtained the highest “G” acceleration out of the three cars. With a .9 G from a dead stop and .7 G being delivered with a full stab of the throttle at speed. Though the Tesla definitely feels the quickest on the road, it does lose steam at around 80mph and the car generally doesn’t feel like it wants to go much faster than 100mph. The beauty of the Tesla’s power delivery is how easy it is. Just press the pedal and you’ll get the full beans no matter what you’re doing.
The Taycan has an interesting approach to its acceleration. It has a 2-speed gear box which allows the car to deliver a bit more torque at higher speeds. This gearbox does give the Taycan a very healthy amount of pull at 80mph, and the car doesn’t feel like it’s running out of steam past 100mph. That high-end speed does come at the expense of some low-end responsiveness. When at a dead stop and mashing the pedal, the car will sometimes hesitate for a split moment as it tries to decide which gear to use. Likewise the Taycan’s acceleration feels much more linear. The Tesla wants to melt your face off right from the get-go, but the Taycan keeps pushing you back in your seat the longer you use the pedal.
I’m really not a fan of using launch control on the street, since I just find the setup procedure to not always be appropriate when other traffic is around. However the Taycan’s launch mode is an absolute treat. It rockets you back initially and then the 2nd gear kicks in several seconds later and you get another surge of speed. Where a Tesla’s launch feels like it’s probably good for about 4 seconds worth of enjoyment, a Taycan’s feels like it’s good for about 8-10 seconds worth of fun.
The Taycan pulled .8 G in launch mode but could only manage to pull .4 G when mashing the pedal at basically any speed, I think this .4 G acceleration is due to the car’s weight and how linearly Porsche decides to deliver the power.
The Corvette decidedly feels the least torquey of the bunch, but has the best power to weight ratio and has no problem letting its speed climb to very high numbers with seemingly little effort. I rarely use launch control in my C8, so while I don’t have a launch G-force to compare to, the Corvette was regularly pulling .55 and .65 G’s doing 3rd and 4th gear pulls. It did pull .7 G’s on a second gear pull, but due to how the torque builds the .7 G’s did not feel nearly as strong or as aggressive as Tesla’s .7 G’s.
So to describe the acceleration characteristics broadly.
The Tesla is the 0-80mph champion and the quickest off the line. The Porsche is slower and less responsive off the line, but gives you a much better pull 80mph+ and has a more satisfying torque/acceleration curve all around. Despite being a torque monster of an ICE vehicle, the Corvette feels the least torquey all throughout but feels like it’s the quickest and easiest to hit high numbers in. It particularly loves 3rd and 4th gear pulls.
Canyon Carving (all three)
I took all three cars through a nearby canyon that I essentially drive every weekend and did the same loop in each car. Trying to push it as much as I felt comfortable/safe to do so.
The first car up was the Taycan. After driving the Taycan around town and feeling its weight in certain corners and a slightly hesitant acceleration in some instances, I was ready to write it off compared to the Corvette. Boy was I wrong.
The Taycan attacks canyon corners with a supreme amount of confidence and is happy to load you up on a variety of G-forces. Its suspension, even in its stiffest “sports plus” setting never felt rough or punishing, it simply provided more control over the vehicle. Despite the car’s weight, the brakes felt completely capable of keeping me out of trouble. I honestly thought the Taycan would start to let off or give up the more I pushed it, and instead it was very happy asking for more.
What I particularly enjoyed was the fact that the silent EV motors let me push the car quite a bit without drawing too much attention to myself. Likewise if I got stuck behind slower moving traffic, it felt more “okay” than it did in the Corvette because I wasn’t burning gas, and the car is a little more suited to normal driving.
With EV’s there’s also very much an “invisible safety blanket” that the electric motors and traction control feel like they provide. They are so fast to respond to everything, that you really do feel like you can never get yourself into trouble. The Corvette has a healthy amount of aides as well, but they feel like “Orc” technology compared to an EV’s “Elven” technology.
I will be honest in saying that I was probably able to push the Taycan harder than I was able to push the Corvette and it made me feel like a bit of a superhero in the car. I honestly couldn’t believe that a car that had 4 doors was able to essentially give me a very comparable canyon carving experience to my Corvette. My neck and back were actually tired due to the G’s I was able to pull in the Taycan and I’ve yet to feel that in the Corvette.
I then hopped into my Corvette and it was like having the best college football team play against an NFL team. Yes there’s a ton of talent on that college football team but the NFL team is just operating at a whole different pace. The Corvette was able to take everything I threw at it with ease. If I had the Taycan operating at 7/10ths the Corvette was able to achieve those speeds at what felt like closer to 5/10ths for it.
The C8 felt much quicker to respond to every input and felt like it was always ready to continue accelerating due to its lighter weight, whereas the Taycan would almost take a moment to settle itself before rocking you back with its power.
As mentioned above, I did have a hard time pushing the Corvette as hard as the Taycan for two reasons. First the exhaust very much announces how hard you are pushing the car and there’s only so much you can do while still appearing somewhat outwardly responsible. Secondly, the Corvette doesn’t quite feel like it has the “invisible shield” of the Taycan which will not only bail you out of any problem, but will also prevent you from getting into any problem to begin with. This isn’t to say that the Corvette isn’t confidence inspiring, or doesn’t do a lot to help you as a driver, but you get the sense that Corvette can find itself in a situation where it really can’t help you, and the Taycan makes it feel like that’s never a possibility.
Though the Corvette felt like it was much more of a natural in the canyons (and rightfully so), that next level of performance in the Corvette feels like it’s something you have to explore at the track, whereas the Taycan feels like it can give you everything its got in the canyons. In a way the Taycan feels like it is much more optimized to be fun, fast, and enjoyable in a canyon, where the Corvette has a lot of track capability that translates well to the canyons, but some of that track capability is an edginess that you don’t really want to explore on the streets and doesn’t exactly translate to driving fun as directly as the Taycan’s driving experience does.
The Tesla was the least impressive of the bunch in the canyons. It had the most rapid acceleration, but would consistently wash-out around 70mph or so. Whereas the other two cars would give you what you asked for and then ask you to push them more, the Tesla would kind of go “I gave you an awesome acceleration, what do you mean you need me to do something else?”
The regenerative braking on the Tesla also makes it hard to push.. Whereas the Taycan and Corvette could just carry quite a bit of momentum after an acceleration, the Tesla wants to slow down immediately after you left off the accelerator. Now in track mode you can decrease the amount of regeneration that you encounter (which I did), but you then begin to experience the fact that the brakes feel underpowered without the regen present. So it was very hard to connect the corners as seamlessly as you could in the Corvette and Taycan. The Tesla was very much “let’s slow down going in and accelerate like crazy going out…only to slow back down immediately after corner exit” whereas the Corvette and Taycan were just flying between corners and transitions without any hesitation.
This isn’t to say that the Tesla isn’t fun or can’t be fun in the canyons. In fact I’d say it could pretty handedly curb stomp say a stock C6 Corvette in a canyon. But it very much makes its limitations known and is the least eager to be there.
I would say the Corvette is the winner here by virtue of its talent, but the Taycan is actually the more impressive car to experience in the canyons. You’ll feel like you’re going faster, puling more G’s, and are ultimately safer in the Taycan than you will in the Corvette.
Fun Factor (Corvette vs. Porsche)
This is a tricky one where both cars trade quite a few blows but the Corvette ultimately wins.
The Corvette displays a lot of personality. It is flashy to look at, the engine can draw a lot of attention, and the car presents itself as being totally focused on going fast. You very much do get quite a bit of the supercar experience in the Corvette.
However, the Corvette’s flashiness does have some legitimate downsides. People automatically assume I’m a jerk when I’m in it, traffic is noticeably less accommodating, and I’ve had people go out of their way to try to screw with me. Likewise when you encounter slower traffic in a Corvette it feels like a complete let down. This isn’t to say that the car isn’t comfortable at slower speeds or anything like that, it’s just that the Corvette needs some open space around it for it to really start to show itself and that can be hard to find in a world full of Priuses and folks who like to text while driving.
Interestingly, the Corvette’s comfortable suspension and ability to really back down its aggressiveness in tour mode, makes it a really enjoyable cruiser. Some of my favorite moments in the car have been putting around small little neighborhood roads at 25 mph exploring places I’ve never been to before with some good tunes playing in the background.
In a world full of EV’s the lack of instant torque does make the Corvette feel like it’s missing a bit of an edge in its performance. The C8 is still incredibly fast by all marks and measures, but it isn’t quite satiating me with its acceleration like Corvettes used to in a world prior to EV’s.
The Taycan very much brings you into its own elegant world. When you get inside the car there is almost a deliberate pause, and then the screens burst to life, the seat pushes you towards the steering wheel and you get the sense that the car is ready and willing to take you on its own specially curated trip now that you’ve entered it.
There is a strong level of enjoyment for how nice the car looks and feels on the inside and the perceived level of quality it is able to provide. Every passenger I had in the Taycan kept remarking to themselves “Oh man…this is nice”. I also personally feel like this is the best looking Porsche on the market. It feels properly futuristic, striking and timeless. It very much holds its own compared to the Corvette and you’re always going to enjoy walking up to it and turning around to get one more look before walking away.
The Taycan feels like it can switch itself into a bonafide sports car at any point. I’ve had many occasions where I’ve unexpectedly found myself on a nice stretch of road in my Tesla and wishing I could be in my Corvette. With the Taycan it’s a simple switch to sports mode and you’re there. You can also drive the Taycan much more aggressively without bringing as much attention to yourself. It feels like your own private sports car when you’re inside of it, almost like you’re going undercover so that you can drive however you want in peace.
The Corvette in contrast is very good for those times when you want to give everyone around you the proverbial middle finger. I’ve had times when I’ve been upset at work or situations in life, and just seeing how mean and aggressive the Corvette looks and to experience how pissed off it can sound has made me feel better. It’s a cathartic car to be in and it can really inspire you to keep fighting when you’re feeling a little down.
Lastly, the Corvette has one major advantage over the Taycan and that’s the fact that the roof can come off. There’s just some days where things are better with the top off,the Corvette gives you the option to experience that whenever you need to and I’ve found it to be incredibly gratifying.
Range (Model 3 vs Taycan)
I’d also say that range is a pretty contested topic between these two cars. The Tesla has a very impressive EPA rating of around 300 miles, but most owners (myself included) feel like they do not get anywhere near that range. The Taycan has an objectively abysmal EPA rating of around 220 miles, but most owners feel like the rating is more accurate in the real world or that they can beat the rating by hefty margins.
I did a healthy amount of driving in the Taycan when I had it and subjectively felt that the range dropped about as fast as it dropped in my Tesla when driving like a normal human being. But when I drove the Taycan just a bit more conservatively its range seemed to hold a bit longer than the Tesla’s so I personally feel like that behavior lends credence to what a lot of Taycan owners claim.
I did a few comparisons to measure each car’s range consumption. I unfortunately did not have the time to measure the cars on the exact same route for all of the tests etc. But I drove each car in conditions that I would typically encounter in real life and I feel like this gave me a good enough sense of what I could encounter if I were to buy a Taycan.
One thing to note, the Taycan very much likes to adjust its range estimate based on what mode you’re in and how you’re driving. You can set off for the day with 120 miles of indicated range, put the car in sports mode to take a freeway onramp, and you can come back to normal mode having only 95 miles of range simply because of that sports mode flip and how the Taycan re-estimates its range under sports mode driving conditions.
The Tesla on the other hand seems to stick to its indicated range no matter what but it ops to have it drop much quicker to adjust to your driving style. You’ll never see the Tesla go from 120 miles to 95 miles in an instant like you would in the Taycan, but the Tesla will very quickly subtract down from 120 to 95 miles over the course of say 6 miles if it thinks you’re pushing it hard.
Range Test:
I did an “economical” driving test on both the Taycan and Tesla.
For the Taycan I drove 36 miles on mostly range mode with the speed limiter set to 85 mph. Traffic varied between 70-85mph and the car was generally just keeping up with the flow of traffic, not trying to hyper mile, not trying to push itself.
The car departed with 45% state of charge with a 112 mile range indicated and arrived with a 29% state of charge with a 77 mile range indicated. Interestingly the Taycan’s range estimate was pretty spot on being only 1 mile off.
Considering I got 36 miles for about 16% state of charge I’d have around 225 miles of range with this style of driving.
In the Tesla I did a 25 mile highway drive with similar conditions and speeds. Not trying to hyper mile, not trying to push, just keeping up with the general flow of traffic.
The Tesla left with a 58% state of charge and 169 miles of indicated range and arrived with a 48% state of charge and 140 miles of indicated range. The Tesla’s range estimate was a bit less accurate in this particular scenario, but not offensively so. If I were to extrapolate the 10% state of charge per 25 miles of range I would end up with about 250 miles of range with this style of driving.
Lastly I took both cars on an identical 30 mile canyon run loop. The goal here was to push each car about as hard as I felt comfortable doing. So it included several full throttle accelerations, and just lots of aggressive driving.
The Taycan departed with a 49% state of charge and 132 miles of indicated range and returned with a 28% state of charge and 82 miles left of indicated range. Given the approximate 21% stage of charge loss per 30 miles the Taycan could expect to get around 150 miles of range with this style of driving.
The Tesla departed with a 76% state of charge and 221 miles of indicated range and returned with a 61% state of charge and 177 miles of indicated range. Given the Tesla’s 15% state of charge loss per 30 miles one could expect to get around 190 miles of range with this style of driving.
My general takeaway is the Taycan can hold its own on the highway when driving normally, but the Taycan seems to dump energy much faster than the Tesla when driving aggressively. Likewise, though the Tesla seems to subtract its indicated mileage much faster per state of charge percentage, the Tesla is subtracting from a larger number of miles altogether at around 300 miles of range so you don’t feel like you’re really in any range trouble until you get to the 50 mile mark or so. Whereas in the Taycan you can hit that 50 mile remaining number much more readily and feel the range anxiety set in.
I actually think a big issue with the Taycan is how readily it dumps power when you do push it in a canyon environment. I sometimes have to drive 40 miles to a canyon or twisty road so I can see the Taycan dumping a substantial amount of charge in the canyon itself and not having enough juice to get back.
As a whole I’d probably have to think about range a bit more in the Taycan than I would in the Tesla so the Tesla is the winner here, but I do think I could get the Taycan to work for a lot of situations that I normally encounter.
Cargo Space/Practicality (Model 3 vs Taycan)
A big appeal of the Taycan is the notion of having a pretty sporty driving experience without having to quite sacrifice all of the space that one would in a traditional sports car. While the Taycan does an admirable job on this front the Model 3 does edge it out by a noticeable margin.
I have (5) bags that I keep in my car at all times for work. In the Tesla these are split between the frunk, trunk, and under trunk storage. While things can get tight in the Tesla between these bags I can arrange them in a way where I still have room for something else or a few grocery bags if necessary.
While the Taycan did accommodate all (5) bags it felt maxed out once I got them all in there and I had to arrange the trunk in a particular way to get everything to fit so the trunk could close whereas that is not necessary on the Tesla.
Critically the Taycan’s frunk actually looks to have more storage potential than the Model 3’s thanks to its extra depth, however several of my bags were just ever so slightly too wide to make use of that extra depth. This is likely an inches vs centimeters thing and some slightly different sized bags would likely solve the problem, but I do think it’s something other folks with bags that use Imperial dimensions would run into.
Surprisingly both the frunk and trunk in the Tesla are much nicer to operate compared to the Taycan’s.
The Taycan’s frunk requires you to slide a safety latch to open it while neither the Tesla or Corvette’s frunk requires this. Likewise Tesla’s powered lift gate appears to move faster, does not make an annoying “beeping” noise as it is closing, and the hard plastic interior liner on the backside of Tesla’s trunk is much nicer than the Taycan’s carpeted liner.
Inside the cabin the Tesla has much more space for the rear seats as well as more leg and head room. Likewise the Tesla’s center console offers loads of storage potential plus convenient wireless charging for two. Whereas the Taycan has a janky wireless charger included (that is hard to access and didn’t seem to work for me) and much more limited storage options throughout the cabin.
This isn’t to say that the Taycan’s storage offerings wouldn’t work for most people. But a Tesla owner would have to make decisions about what to not include if moving into a Taycan. There’s something to be said about the Model 3 having smaller dimensions all around and more space to put stuff.
Parking Lot/Tight Spaces (all three)
I personally work in downtown LA frequently and have to navigate my car through tight parking areas and other urban gems. Likewise, I find that parking lots can generally be stressful, especially in nicer cars like a Corvette or Taycan, so an ease of navigating through them does make a marked difference in one’s overall enjoyment.
Here I would say the Taycan and Model 3 are a dead heat whereas the Corvette is a few steps behind both cars.
I have a particular turn around point in my neighborhood cul-de-sac that I consistently have to navigate through. Both the Taycan and Model 3 were able to clear the turn around point at comparable distances whereas the Corvette had to do a 3-point turn.
Supposedly the Corvette has a tighter turn radius than the outgoing C7 but it honestly does not feel that way to me. In tight quarters or parking lot situations, the Corvette feels like it’s a bit helpless to maneuver and I’ve had myself get into trouble with it on a few occasions. Nothing particularly damning or impossible to get out of, but instances where cars are looking at me and are wondering why I’m not making a turn when their car feels like it has enough space in the parking lot.
The Tesla does feel a bit easier to place due to its smaller size and I also find that its parking sensors and rear view camera do a lot to assist you. The Model 3 is frankly the easiest car I’ve had to park and I have no complaints about its turning radius, size, etc. in these situations.
Considering the Taycan’s extra dimensions its turning radius feels like it’s better than the Tesla’s inch for inch, but the extra dimensions do make it a bit less seamless to place and the cameras/driver assistance features do not work consistently enough to rely on. But you can park the car without being too far off the mark of the Model 3, and you are nowhere near the silly situations that can be encountered in the Corvette.
While my particular rental did not have rear axle steering equipped, I do feel like a rear axle steering equipped Taycan would be comparable to place compared to a Model 3 on all accounts and the Taycan without rear axle steering was plenty easy to generally park and maneuver around parking lots despite its size.
Traffic/Daily Driving Comfort (Model 3 vs Taycan)
So this is a major point of emphasis for me between Model 3 and Taycan because I do find myself driving in all sorts of traffic conditions and just need the car to be easy to deal with no matter what I encounter.
The Tesla is a smaller vehicle, has a default ride height that basically never scrapes, has a very helpful nav and parking sensors, and things like one pedal drive and auto hold make for a very “zen-like” driving experience. I’ve basically never encountered a driving situation that made me feel uncomfortable in my Tesla. Likewise the smaller size and instantaneous torque makes it very easy to just slot oneself in wherever needed.
The Taycan is a larger vehicle and it does not offer a one pedal driving mode, both of which made me worry about the Taycan’s overall comfort. However I actually did not miss one pedal driving nearly as much as I thought I would on the Taycan. The lack of one pedal drive allows the car to just glide along somewhat effortlessly, and though you do need to be more aware as a driver, it somehow feels less frenetic than the Tesla. I can’t say it’s preferable to one pedal driving, but it works well enough that I don’t mind not having one pedal driving accessible in the Taycan.
I had a harder time slotting the Taycan into tight spaces compared to the Tesla. This is partially because of the Taycan’s size and partially because its throttle response is not as instantaneous. Likewise, I did have to be mindful of ride height in certain situations, which did add a layer of stress that I am not as used to anymore in my daily commute.
Something about the Taycan does feel like it protects you from the outside world a bit more than the Tesla. The ride is a lot more insulated, helping you arrive in a fresher state and the car drives in a way where it feels like it never really has to assert itself. In the Tesla I feel like I often have to get scrappy to get myself into a position that I’d like, but the Taycan never really calls for it.
Visibility between the Taycan and Tesla is pretty comparable, but the Taycan’s mirrors do feel like they are in a better position to see behind you, and the blind spot warning system gives you an immediate level of awareness that the Tesla does not offer.
After going back and forth between both cars the Taycan’s steering across all modes feels a bit more weighty and effortful. This becomes a disadvantage on the streets because you do feel this steering weight along with the car’s actual weight when making tighter maneuvers, but on the highway the Taycan feels much more sure footed and its steering works better there compared to the Tesla’s.
As an odd point of consideration, I do think the Tesla is a nicer cabin to be in when the car’s not moving. It feels a little more spacious and I’ve had no problems working on my laptop in the front seat or taking a nap in the rear seat. I think taking a nap in the rear seat of a Taycan would be hard to accomplish because of how the rear seat is shaped. While the front seat offers plenty of space to work if needed, the car generally feels like it wants you to drive it, whereas the Tesla is okay with you hanging out in it. However the Taycan actually feels like the nicer to cabin to be in when you are moving. That protection and insolation from the outside world just really gives you a sense of comfort and escape which is nice.
A big thing that helps the Taycan is the fact that it does have a “hold” feature if you press the brake pedal down strongly when at a stop. Now the Tesla can do this for you every single time your car comes to a stop, but I found that being able to have the option to “hold” in the Taycan was a minor tipping point in daily driving/comfort that helps it compared to the Tesla.
All in all I’d say the Tesla wins this particular category. But the Taycan is not as far off in this category as I remember it being.
Highway Driving (all three)
The Taycan is the best highway driver of the three. It is smooth, well insulated, and happy to give you a strong shove of torque no matter what speed you are going on the highway. One of my worries with the Taycanwas the lack of one pedal driving making it feel less comfortable to drive on the highway, but I actually found its auto recuperation mode to be a big win.
Auto Recuperation essentially allows the car to coast when it is not near other vehicles, helping to optimize range, but when it is near vehicles it adds regen and frictional braking to help keep a safe distance. With this on I found that I actually had to touch the pedals less than I had to when in the Tesla, and found that the system did a good job keeping me at safe distances and generally out of trouble.
The Tesla is the next best of the bunch. It does have noticeably louder wind and road noises at highway speeds, but it has a punchy torque delivery from 60-80mph which makes it very easy to slot itself into small gaps in the highway. However the Tesla’s power does seem to fall off past 80mph compared to the Taycan. One pedal driving on the Tesla is very much a treat, as it makes it very easy to respond to changing road conditions (just take your foot off the pedal and you’ve scrubbed 10mph off your speed in a few seconds). Likewise in stop and go traffic situations it makes everything very easy and comfortable to manage. However you do find yourself having to constantly apply the throttle pedal to maintain highway speeds. So while the Tesla does a great job on the highway, the Taycan feels like it is much more optimized for it as a whole.
The Corvette is very comfortable on the highway thanks to its adaptive dampers and you can tell that it’s a car that is happy to eat miles for you. I’d say it’s definitely one of the easiest and most relaxing sports cars to take on a longer road trip. Unfortunately, you begin to really miss EV torque when on the highway with the Corvette. You can drop a few gears, rev like crazy, get yourself up 100mph and it feels like nothing happened compared to how much instantaneous torque the Taycan and Model 3 offer at highway speeds. Likewise I’m often happy to push the Model 3 to higher speeds on the highway because of how quiet the car is, but past 80mph the Corvette’s style and exhaust essentially announces “Come look at me I’m breaking the law!” or in some people’s eyes “I’m a douchebag”. So you do have to be much more mindful of your throttle usage.
The Corvette does also have an odd size and seating position that just makes it hard to really feel confident shooting a gap on the highway. So the lack of instantaneous torque and its odd shape/size makes it the least enjoyable highway cruiser, though it still does an incredible job for an ICE sports car and is by no means bad by other measures.
Conclusion:
So can the Taycan best a C8 Model 3 Combo?
The Taycan’s driving experience really is good enough where it is an incredibly tempting proposition. I personally think you get very close to the experience of how a Corvette cuts up canyons, with a lot of the convenience and practicality you’d expect from an EV. In my eyes it's currently as close as you can get to a sports car while having 4 doors. For me a big source of its appeal is being able to experience the speed and specialness of the Corvette a lot more frequently in day to day driving scenarios and to experience that speed in a way that draws a lot less attention and feels generally safer on the streets.
However this math only makes sense looking at the used market. Used Taycan Turbo and 4S models can be had for $110Kish, and really the Taycan Turbo is the one to make a move on at that price range. However at around $140K new for say a well optioned 4S the C8 and Model 3 combo makes more sense.
All in all the Taycan really is the first proper "do it all" car that I have encountered and I think we have a lot to look forward to with a plethora of of EV options coming to market soon.
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