1. Upload the Image to Imgur
2. Copy the Direct Link
3. Paste it to a post
4. Put the tags "[img]" and "[/img]" around it but minus the quotation marks.

So for example, say I wanna post this image: https://i.imgur.com/5piNQWv.png

I first paste that exact link down, then I just change it to "[img]"https://i.imgur.com/5piNQWv.png"[/img]" But again without the quotation marks. The result is this:

https://i.imgur.com/5piNQWv.png

Hope this helps!

And here in Ukraine we believe that the war ended Covid. But statistics show that no, it's just that no one cares about the disease.

I hate that Inside Job got cancled. One of my favorite animated series in years is now dead. What I love about the show is that they give us a funny original female lead character. There's not many western animated shows with female roles that are made for a older auddience. I also feel like Netflix doesn't promote the show as much. The show doesn't have the same level as marketing as Rick and Morty or Big Mouth does.

It's typical for Netflix to neglect the marketing of mid-range shows. I remember the third season of Daredevil had low ratings, because many fans did not even notice its release.

So normal minipla are actually designed to be able to be assembled with no special tools. You can pop the pieces off of the runners with just your fingers, and usually the plastic is soft enough that even rubbing it with your fingernail will smooth it out. Of course, using tools will give the absolute smoothest result, but for somebody who doesn't have them, it's not necessary to get them.

That being said, this kit is kind of a unique case. It appears to be normal minipla (as opposed to Super Minipla/SMP), but it's also P Bandai, so I can't vouch for whether what I described applies to this as well. If you intend to ever buy more model kits in the future, it might not be a bad idea to invest in some tools, whether you need them here or not.

Don't even get me started on Netflix. It seems like they'll cancel anything that isn't an instant mega-hit these days. Gone are the days of shows like Parks and Rec or Seinfeld, where they start off a bit shaky and eventually grow into something amazing.

Thank you so much, I’m taking photos of Rider stuff, dying to post them,and will use this advice!

What???!! NO!!! It has so much potential

Is that part of a Brazilian mythology?

I apologise if I sound insulting and if mythology isn't the right word; not sure how to phrase my question correctly.

The local ufologists said.

Ufologists don't speak for everyone. I highly doubt everyone in Brazil believes that aliens will save you from nuclear war/disaster.