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Batkids (DC Robins)

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Batkids: Dick Grayson, Jayson Todd, Tim Drake, Damian Wayne, Stephanie Brown, Barbara Gordon, Cassandra Cain

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Red on Red: Urban Legends @jaytimzine.bsky.social · about 2 hours ago
Pre-orders for the Red on Red: Urban Legends zine will open from 31st October! We've put together wickedly wonderful writing and art from over 40 contributors. So you can enjoy every iteration of Jason and Tim's relationship while supporting a worthy cause. #jaytim #timjay #fanzine
#jasontodd #timdrake fanzine preorder announcement date October 31st
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Uconica Club @uconica.com · about 3 hours ago
THE SHADYSIDE RECEIPTS. 1666 or 1978? Fight us in the comments. The axe stays at Camp Nightwing.
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Malcat! 💫 @malcatty.bsky.social · about 4 hours ago
ok i know the overlap between these fandoms are me myself and i alone, but! here are some headcanons + my ocs. as a treat. id love to at least edit bases for all of them ❤️ #wildmanes #wof
the worms are eeating my brains Cocoa- HiveWing Bailey- SeaWing Cherie- SilkWing Candi- Rain/Sky Hybrid Perla- Ice/Silk Hybrid Finley- RainWing Tilly- Sky/Sand Hybrid Dreamer- NightWing Bridget- Leaf/Night Hybrid Lana- Leaf/Mud Hybrid Zoey- HiveWing Sundae- Rain/Mud Hybrid Halley- Night/Ice Hybrid Molly - HiveWing (Honeybee) Clover - Leaf/Mud Hybrid Skylar - Rain/Ice Hybrid (Lumine) Maddy - Mud/Rain Hybrid Amber - SandWing Aura - NightWing
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SFDB @sfdb.bsky.social · about 6 hours ago
October 15, 1979: The Miami News reports that after a 14-year absence, beer is once again being sold to Dolfans at the OB...for $1 a cup.
Dolfans line up for beer after a 14-year dry spell So what if you had to walk all the way from the Orange Bowl's upper deck to the lower deck to buy a beer? Or if you had to wait in long lines, then shell out a buck for a cup of brew? It made no difference to Miami Dolphin fans who guzzled 16,000, 12-ounce cups of Budweiser in a collective toast to beer in the Orange Bowl Sunday. While yesterday's game against the Buffalo Bills marked the first time in the Dolphins' 14 years that beer was sold at a home game, Dolfans are, of course, not strangers to the cold sudsy stuff. "This is long overdue," said Tim Drake, of Boynton Beach, as he downed beer number four. "Football and beer naturally go together. I think the fans deserve it." Bob Mann, 23, complained that $1 a cup was "a little high." But that didn't stop him from downing 10 cups. "It's cold and on tap," he said. "I guess if I wanted a sale I'd go to 7-Eleven." "It's about time," said Bill Wexelbaum, as he meandered a cardboard tray with seven beers and a foot-long hot dog through the halftime crowd. "It's not expensive. What do you expect with inflation?" "I don't think any football or baseball stadium should be without beer," said Marty Maurer, a visitor from Union, N.J., where he sells gravestones. "I'm especially glad they chose Bud, it's my brand." Except for a few complaints about the long walks to the concession stands, the price, and — in one instance — "too much foam," beer drinkers seemed pleased. Miami police seemed happy, too. They said there were no reports of beer-born problems. But not everything was bliss. Besides the Bills, who lost 17-7, and the soft-drink vendors, who said beer hurt their business, there was another not-so-cheerful person: Dolphins' owner Joe Robbie. "I'm happy that people are finally getting their thirsts quenched at the Orange Bowl," Robbie said. But, in the same breath, he said he was unhappy with the beer agreement which took two years to work out with the Miami City
ment, which calls for him to pay $330,000 for the dispensing equipment. The agreement also calls for the city to make $500,000 worth of improvements to the stadium by next July. The city gets 25 per cent of gross sales revenues from the beer while the new equipment is being installed and 35 per cent after it's all in place. Robbie also blasted Miami City Commissioner Rose Gordon, who had voted against several beer proposals before backing the brew recently. Gordon's running for mayor now, and Robbie was angry because several persons were distributing her campaign material outside the stadium. Jack Chappell, a supervisor for Budweiser, said his company brought in 120 15½-gallon kegs and emptied "between 75 and 80 per cent of them." That translates into 1,500 gallons, or 16,000 cups of beer chugged down by the 45,000 fans who showed up for the game. That is just the tip of the beer can, Chappell said. Yesterday's beer was sold at six locations on the lower deck of the stadium. In two weeks, when the Dolphins meet the Green Bay Packers, beer stands will scattered all over the stadium, and sales will be much higher, Chappell predicted. Chappell scoffed at complaints about the price. "A dollar is more than fair," he said. "Most bars now are getting between 80 cents to $1 a cup. Hey, the Cokes are selling for 65 cents each." Hot dog vendors did good business next to the beer stands, but soft-drink sellers said their business was down. "Between the beer and the rain I guess business is down about 10 per cent," said Milton Lyles, who has been hawking Pepsi at the Orange Bowl three years. Instead of the usual "Get your Pepsis here," line, Lyles had to come up with a new sales pitch. It went like this: "Get your substitute for beer. Ice-cold Pepsi here."
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Spider-Geek* @friendofspiderman.bsky.social · about 9 hours ago
Nightwing - replied by @tomarmbruster.bsky.social Nightwing is such a cool looking character. I love a lot of comic covers I've seen posted by @alyshawestwood.bsky.social, which is really my extent of seeing this character. I'd love to see Nightwing in James Gunn's DCU.
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I...don't remember if I've already done this or not 🤣 All right, Bluesky, do your worst! 😎
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