#wizard speaks

Sweetie pie Kyle who holds you so closely and seems to have such perfect control over his weight and hands, never too much or too rough. Gaz who knows exactly how much weight it takes before the human skull cracks and squishes beneath a boot- exactly how hard to stomp.

Gentle, always able to keep his cool no matter the situation. Kyle who can keep rolling his hips even as he whines and sighs through another one of your orgasms. Gaz who won’t stop until every man in the room is dead but him, a relentless quick shot who follows orders like a perfect soldier- instant, reliable.

Ohhhhhh Kyle who kisses your cheeks and rumbles out that scratchy little chuckle when you whine against him, sooooo soft.

Mm competency kink.. idk man he also just looks like he smells good as fuck. Like Soap looks like he uses Axe body spray, Ghost looks like he stinks like shit and Gaz looks like he has the most insane naturally delicious ass musk that you could lick off.

Kyle Garrick call me, the kids miss you

I’m really intrigued by the concepts in the very early acts. The fetch modi, the complex systems integrated into the Sburb game, being able to manipulate reality through a computer client, etc.

Like, the combination of stupid bullshit gags and extremely well thought out world building that refuses to justify its existence ( I’d love to have my own Fetch Modi) is really really cool to me.

I know the stuff with the Trolls and the Godhood and more systems take precedence later (as far as I recall) but a lot of this early stuff has a charm that I wish had been able to stay more relevant in later acts and chapter.

Let me geek out and use my Avionics degree real quick. I have thought about this since I started watching Thunderbirds.

In normal aviation, it is typical for the pilot to be on the left side, and the co-pilot on the right. So why was Thunderbird 2 different?

It was something one of my instructors said about a helicopter pilot being on the right due to the cyclic, which is normally located on the right, that caught my attention. The cyclic controls the attitude and direction of a helicopter. So that had me thinking, because TB2 had VTOL (vertical take-off and landing), does that technically classify it as a helicopter?

Well googling ‘is TB2 a helicopter’ didn’t really help… So in all honesty, I asked my teacher. He found it interesting and then asked if it would be similar to an Osprey? The Osprey is a military aircraft with VTOL capabilities. Combining the high speeds of an aircraft with the manoeuvrability of a helicopter. Turns out, an Osprey is also piloted on the right hand side. Making it similar to TB2 in its manoeuvrability. (An Osprey’s engines can rotate to be vertical or horizontal.)

It pleases me greatly to see that the TAG developers took this into consideration when recreating the classic show, because in the classic, Virgil piloted in the middle. Back during the original series, helicopters were still relatively new (approx 30 years), and in early helicopters, it was common for there to be only one seat, so the pilot would sit in the middle. It is unknown if that is the reason Virgil sat in the center of Thunderbird 2 in the original series, or that was just where he wanted to sit.

What is clear that the researchers for the show paid extra close attention to this detail in the reboot.