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The haps of Daytona Beach..
2011.09.10 02:33 se7yourselffree The haps of Daytona Beach..
For anyone in the Daytona Beach, Florida area.
2022.02.22 22:37 ZebraBitch2U RealDaytonaBeach
Daytona is such a fun place, the sub Reddit should be just as reflective of the community and events that the city sees! Communities that have active moderators who want to have users share events, happenings, sales, question do well and create environments that are fun and useful to users. We have a ton of visitors and new transplants, this sub will be a place for them to use as a massive resource and hopefully friendship making!
2021.07.26 23:06 WhatsShadyInDaytona WhatsShadyInDaytona
Everything Shady In Daytona Beach and Volusia County
2023.06.07 01:15 Majestic-Engine4974 SCY JIMM SHOT in CRITICAL CONDITION in DayTona Beach
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2023.06.07 00:53 okayanything4242 "Scy Jimm" Reportedly Shot In Daytona Beach Today 🤕🕊️💔 Prayers Out 🙏🏾
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2023.06.07 00:53 okayanything4242 "Scy Jimm" Reportedly Shot In Daytona Beach Today 🤕🕊️💔 Prayers Out 🙏🏾
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2023.06.07 00:30 darkhavoc52 Stickers I made
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2023.06.07 00:30 Baghdaddy27 Why bother?
I've been severely depressed for about 2 years now. It started when I was still in the military and has progressively gotten worse. The people in my life at the time were supposed to support me, but did the opposite instead. Everything I did was treated as a personal attack, and it was all my fault. My career was taken by corrupt military officers who wrote themselves up for awards for screwing multiple people over, and my branch congratulated them for it. Everything I had to look forward to is over and done. I've received professional help multiple times and it has no effect
Fast forward to now. I have nothing I want to live for. I've thought about what I have to look forward to, what I'd like to do, places I'd like to visit. I don't care about any of it. I Just don't have any interests in life. I believe in nothing, I care for nothing, Its boring, and I'm tired. I don't want a family, I don't want a career, I don't care about owning a home or frankly anything money can buy. I have no interest in what the future holds. What I was interested in previously has been taken from me, and even if I could go back I wouldn't. So I think about going down to the beach with my firearm and ending it. The beach in particular because the tide would clean up most of the mess.
Why should anyone care if I live or die? It frustrates me that I get the same generic responses from every counselor and therapist I've ever been to. Basically, that this is temporary. Its not temporary. Its difficult for me to explain, but the conclusions I've come to weren't just made when I was feeling sad. They were made when I wasn't. That's why I'm here now. I don't want to be.
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Fast forward to now. I have nothing I want to live for. I've thought about what I have to look forward to, what I'd like to do, places I'd like to visit. I don't care about any of it. I Just don't have any interests in life. I believe in nothing, I care for nothing, Its boring, and I'm tired. I don't want a family, I don't want a career, I don't care about owning a home or frankly anything money can buy. I have no interest in what the future holds. What I was interested in previously has been taken from me, and even if I could go back I wouldn't. So I think about going down to the beach with my firearm and ending it. The beach in particular because the tide would clean up most of the mess.
Why should anyone care if I live or die? It frustrates me that I get the same generic responses from every counselor and therapist I've ever been to. Basically, that this is temporary. Its not temporary. Its difficult for me to explain, but the conclusions I've come to weren't just made when I was feeling sad. They were made when I wasn't. That's why I'm here now. I don't want to be.
2023.06.06 23:58 Alarming_Pin8281 SCY JIMM SHOT in CRITICAL CONDITION in DayTona Beach
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2023.06.06 23:41 darkhavoc52 Rockville stickers
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2023.06.06 23:17 angel14072007 Daytona beach!
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2023.06.06 23:15 angel14072007 Daytona beach!
 | This happened at building 17- I live at building 12… heard about 20 blasts my daughter came running into the living room”was that a gun”? I said nahh ppl just messing around with fireworks. Maybe 30 secs later the sirens started - and helicopters,now it’s just police and copters everywhere …. submitted by angel14072007 to u/angel14072007 [link] [comments] |
2023.06.06 22:57 ChrisNEPhilly I wrote this 10 years ago on Brian's birthday:
submitted by ChrisNEPhilly to BrianWilson [link] [comments]2023.06.06 22:37 watermanfla 7 month Renewal OMMU
 | Today I had my 7 month ommu renewal in the Daytona Beach area. My appointment was for 3:45. I got there at 3:40 and I left at 3:47. They scheduled the new numbers to take effect on the 13th , since I end on the 12th. They also automatically file for the RFE. Right now I have 14 k edible, 14 k oral ,7 k sublingual, 28k inhalation and 3.5 Oz flower. Appointment was my 6th renewal. It was $150. The same price I think it's always been. If you know, you know, it's Dr O!!! submitted by watermanfla to FLMedicalTrees [link] [comments] |
2023.06.06 21:55 UnderwaterFloridaMan 2 people injured in Daytona Beach shooting
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2023.06.06 21:22 Firm-Praline-2468 My grandfather was a crewmember on a cargo ship and saw what terrible secret the ocean was hiding all this time.
What do you think of when you hear the term ocean? Do you think of sitting on the beach, watching the waves hit the land and just feeling good? How you stand in the water and the tides gently enclose your feet and the sunlight reflects on the wide water surface?
Or are you thinking further ahead? Are you thinking about what is really beyond the shore? Are you thinking about what you can't see? Of what lurks deep in the absolute darkness of the sea?
I thought until recently that the ocean was a fascinating place. The sheer size made it, in my eyes, a wonderful place for sea creatures and a whole other world is down there that we can't see with the naked eye.
Originally, I was also planning on doing a job that had to do with the ocean. Not boring jobs like fisherman or captain of a cargo ship, but much more something along the lines of marine biology. After all, I wanted to explore things myself and not just swim around bored on them. I don't have to have a profession for that. I could do it that way, too. However, this desire disappeared long ago after I found the message of my recently deceased grandfather.
He was also a "sailor". At least that's what my parents always called his profession. At some point, he had suddenly stopped doing that and seemed extremely afraid of the sea. We suspected that his long working hours on the high seas simply had a negative effect on his psyche and caused an actually unfounded fear in him. He had also never explained to us why he was so afraid of the sea.
You must know that the house I live in is not a new house. It is the house of my great-grandparents. They built it and we have lived in it ever since. My mother, my father, my little brother and me. The original plan was that the house would be passed down from generation to generation. And we still had tons of old junk lying around in the attic that had probably already taken root there.
Anyway. My mother had persuaded my father to move out of this house. I didn't care if we moved out of that house, because our new house is closer to my friends and to my school. It would only make things easier for me but otherwise not change anything.
On the day of the move, I entered the attic and we moved some of the stuff stored there into the moving truck. My brother had just put away a bag of weird stuff and a small inconspicuous box caught my eye. Since I needed to know if the box and its contents were relevant to our move and should be saved, I opened it and looked to see what was inside. However, I could not find more than a dusty envelope.
Without giving it much thought, I opened it. When I read the first line, I was puzzled.
"My dear family, if you are reading this letter, either I have died or you have actually gone through with leaving this house..."
I didn't read any further, as the "dear family" confused me a bit. My eyes wandered to the foot of the letter. Signed by my grandfather was "Love, your grandfather."
I started to grin and looked behind me to make sure no one saw me. I suspected they were just my grandfather's farewell words prepared long before and wanted to be the first to read them. I folded the paper and put it in my pocket. I brought the rest of the things from the attic downstairs and we drove off to our new home. In the evening I fell into the bed that was in my new freshly decorated room, completely exhausted.
As I threw myself on the bed, I noticed the folded paper in my pocket. I pulled it out and noticed that it had become somewhat crumpled in my pants pocket over the course of the day. Fortunately, it was still easy to read everything. So no big deal. I rubbed my eyes again, yawned, and then turned my gaze to the unfolded page.
"My dear family, if you are reading this letter, either I have died or you have actually managed to leave this house. Or both.
I have left it up to fate when this information reaches the light of day. Once the information reaches the light of day, it should be ready to be received. I want to emphasize at the outset that none of what I am telling you here are figments of my imagination. I am tired of these confused looks from my children and I just need to somehow get rid of what happened to me. Writing this down currently feels like the only solution.
Where do I start? I was the assistant officer of a large transport ship in 1957. Our goal was to transport toxic substances such as sulfuric acid, cyanide, nitroglycerin and many other substances. We stored these substances in a special storage room on the ship, which could only be entered with protective suits. The cargo was very dangerous, so three times a day someone had to check the situation in this room. It had to be ensured that the substances did not come into contact with each other and that no substance escaped uncontrolled.
Although I was second officer, my help was seldom called upon because the chief officer always emphasized that he had everything under control. This did not bother me. On the contrary! It gave me the opportunity to perceive this transport as a real vacation. I could lean back and let the first officer do his job. And yet I still had authority over the rest of the crew. No, not that I would ever abuse the power I had. But I felt powerful nonetheless.
I spent most of my time in my cabin, attending to isolated crew matters, but otherwise didn't have much to do. I finished my daily work so early that I could relax early in the afternoon, and even before the night when everything went downhill, I went to bed early. I only got rid of my shoes. I left the rest of my uniform on. I closed my eyes and shortly thereafter sank into the realm of dreams.
I was rudely awakened by a member of the deck crew. He was visibly in stress. Bathed in sweat and with a worried expression on his face, he shook me awake.
"Wake up! There's an emergency!" he stuttered. I exhaled a little annoyed.
"How can I help you?" I said in a slightly annoyed voice.
"We're not alone on the ship. I went down earlier to check on the cargo. There I found that it had disappeared!" he explained in a somewhat shaky voice.
"When I tried to find a lead for the disappearance, I found a body in the canteen."
I looked at him in disbelief.
"You what? Show me that body immediately!"
I straightened up, put on my shoes and asked him to take me to the corpse in the canteen. Once there, I saw the body of one of the security men. His limbs were stretched out. He was lying on his back. His eyes were staring at the ceiling and his mouth was painfully wide open. It looked so unnatural. I checked the pulse and found that the sailor was right. He was dead. I tried to gather my thoughts and instructed him to sound the alarm.
After he disappeared, I checked the rest of the body. I saw deep scratches on the chest and a black liquid oozing from the body openings caused by the scratches. I did not dare to touch the liquid. Shortly after, the deck crew member came back, breathing heavily. He told me that he found the body of the chief officer on the command bridge when he tried to sound the alarm. Furthermore, he said, something had devastated the command bridge and disabled the alarm.
I asked him if he had sent out a distress call to surrounding ships while he was on the bridge. He replied in the negative. I got angry and yelled at him why he didn't do it right away when he was already there.
"Where is everyone else anyway?" I asked him as I grew louder, visibly overwhelmed with the situation.
"I'm sorry, officer. I was already on the lookout for other members of the crew. The doors of all the cabins were open as I made my way through the sleeping quarters. But nowhere could I spot anyone on the way to the bridge," the frightened young man said in a shaky voice.
"What's going on sailor! I demand answers!" I shouted at him.
"I'm sorry, I don't know what happened either. When everyone was already asleep I was simply completing my patrol when I noticed the missing cargo and the body. And then I immediately came to you because your cabin was the closest. I don't know what happened either." he answered me intimidated.
"Then we must assume that we are not alone. Someone must have stolen the cargo and caused the death of our comrades" I said while pulling my pistol from the holster on my belt.
"We go to the command center and send out a call for help. After that, we'll go to a lifeboat until we know what's going on."
The young sailor nodded, slightly uncertain. We walked toward the top deck and finally arrived at the hatch. I lifted the hatch a bit and peered outside. It was pitch black and extremely quiet. The lights on the deck were off. I heard nothing except for the restless waves of the ocean crashing against the wall of our ship. I squinted my eyes, hoping to make out anything, and I could dimly make out a human-looking figure that seemed to have its back turned to us.
Relieved, I was about to open the flap when the figure turned its head to the side and I noticed the extremely wide open mouth of the creature, which was equipped with strange protuberances, one of which I thought was the tongue. At that moment, I can tell it like it is, I almost shit my pants. I was shaking all over and felt like my heart was stopping.
"What's going on officer?" asked the sailor.
"There's something out there!" I whispered in a frantic voice and immediately closed the hatch again.
"We don't enter the command bridge through the main entrance by the top deck, but through the stairs behind the cabins. There's something up there and I'm not going out there under any circumstances," I explained to the sailor.
"What's out there, officer?" the sailor asked in an anxious voice.
"I'll explain as soon as we're safe," I replied, stuttering slightly.
We were making our way to the command bridge when we heard footsteps in the immediate vicinity. And they were getting closer. I wanted to be careful after seeing that thing on the top deck and peeked cautiously around a corner. My breath caught in my throat when I saw what was below deck with us. A strange creature that had taken over the human body of a comrade was walking in this guise towards the canteen and thus, fortunately, past us.
The creature had a human body, but its eyes were blacker than night, on the neck of the human body it had gills, and on its hands it had webbed fingers and regular claws. The mouth also had these disgusting protuberances and the tongue was considerably long. The skin was chalky pale and this strange black liquid was dripping from this thing onto the floor. Along with the footsteps, the thing was making sounds that sounded like a cat hissing. I tried to stay calm and we stayed still and quiet until we couldn't hear the thing anymore.
We then crept to the command bridge and carefully locked the door behind us so that the thing could not follow us. I immediately went to the radio to send a call for help. I paid no major attention to the officer's body.
"Hello? This is Deputy Officer Harper reporting, we need assistance immediately. We found bodies aboard the ship. One in the mess hall and one here on the command bridge. We..."
But at that moment, the lights went out, as did the radio, and my heart began to beat faster. Something had cut the power. My eyes wandered to the sailor who was looking at me worried and scared.
"It's all right sailor, they've probably still heard the most important part. We'll just get to the lifeboats and then everything will be fine," I said in a calm voice, even though I was freaking out inside. I took a deep breath, knowing that we would now have to go outside to get to the lifeboats. We suddenly heard a bloodcurdling scream that I guessed was coming from the lower levels of the ship, and it was clear to me that whatever was on the ship could not have been human.
I opened the door a crack and peered out. I couldn't see anyone. Presumably the things had mostly retreated inside the ship. I made my way outside and pointed my pistol in all directions. Nothing.
I instructed the sailor with a wave of my hand to come out and follow me. He followed my instruction and we tiptoed to one of the lifeboats. But there I remembered that lowering the lifeboats makes a big noise. I instructed him to get into the boat and when he had both feet in the boat, I lowered the boat down. As the boat approached the surface of the water, I heard the screaming again. This time louder and closer and I realized that they had noticed us.
Without hesitation I jumped over the railing into the lifeboat which was about halfway to the surface. Just as I landed on the boat I heard the screaming from above and the windows as well. It was a miracle that my landing in the lowered lifeboat did not seem to have any serious consequences for the boat. The sailor helped me up and we saw the creatures pressing their ghastly grimaces against the window panes and trying to break the glass with their bare hands. When I looked up, where the screaming was also going on, I saw two of the things climbing on the railing and getting ready to jump.
I raised my pistol and fired a few shots at the creatures. The first shot hit one of the creatures in the head, whose lifeless body detached itself from the railing and fell next to us. At that moment our boat reached the surface of the water and we immediately loosened the chains that lowered it and began rowing for our lives. A few of the creatures broke through the glass and crawled through the broken windows.
But we had already been able to put distance between us and the ship as the waves came to our aid somewhat. I breathed a sigh of relief in the hope of having escaped, but when I turned around the sailor looked at me with a broad smile. His eyes were black and gills had formed on his neck. I backed away, startled. He jumped at me and we started a scuffle on the small lifeboat. I tried to grab my gun, but the thing had learned and tried to snatch it from me. A few scratches it landed on me. Thanks to my martial arts training, I managed to overpower the thing, level my weapon, and kill it with a well-aimed shot to the head. Shaking and exhausted, I fell to the ground as the shot cleared and the thing tumbled over the edge of the boat into the sea.
I felt a nauseous feeling come up inside me. I threw up into the ocean and I could feel myself slowly going black. I was about to lose consciousness. I can't quite describe what happened next. It may have been my imagination, because I was about to faint. But shortly before I lost consciousness, I could see two huge white eyes in the water, which opened under the water surface and looked directly at me. Those eyes were gigantic and looked somewhat reptilian. My eyes went black.
I awoke on another ship and received medical attention. When I regained consciousness, the officer of the ship asked me what had happened. I tried to explain it to them. But he just looked at me in confusion and explained that his crew had already searched the ship and they didn't find anyone there. I know I didn't imagine any of this. The scratches I still had were real.
I made this clear to the officer, who looked at me with a very serious look.
"Whatever you saw on the ship. You will tell no one about it. Do I make myself clear Officer Harper?!"
I just nodded. I realized that the officer on the other ship knew something I didn't. I was taken home and made to understand once again that I was not to tell anyone about this incident. This time when I asked why not, the officer stopped, turned his head to me and said in a calm voice, "You saw it yourself."
After that, two of the men took me off the ship. Since the time I am writing all this down, it has been many years and by the time anyone reads this I will probably be dead and then it won't matter if anyone reads this.
So dear family. I know Anthony likes to deal with the ocean, but if you find this letter before he does, which I assume you will, try to talk him out of it. The ocean is an evil place we know too little about.
And I myself would call myself a strong man. And yet it took me years to come to terms with what I saw.
You are now warned. With love, your grandfather."
Thereupon his letter ended. An extreme uneasiness spread through me and I could not believe what I was reading. I think it is unnecessary to mention that I did not sleep that night and also the following nights it was difficult for me to fall asleep. I decided to keep the letter a secret and not show it to my parents. I didn't want to scare them. The dream job of a marine biologist was also out of the question.
Even though what my grandfather experienced at that time seems surreal to me, I see no reason not to believe him. The ocean is a place that is extremely little explored, so I do not think something like this is unthinkable. I believe that my grandfather was telling the truth here and therefore I would like to publish his letter to warn all people about the depths of the ocean.
You never know what might lurk beneath the surface of the water.
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Or are you thinking further ahead? Are you thinking about what is really beyond the shore? Are you thinking about what you can't see? Of what lurks deep in the absolute darkness of the sea?
I thought until recently that the ocean was a fascinating place. The sheer size made it, in my eyes, a wonderful place for sea creatures and a whole other world is down there that we can't see with the naked eye.
Originally, I was also planning on doing a job that had to do with the ocean. Not boring jobs like fisherman or captain of a cargo ship, but much more something along the lines of marine biology. After all, I wanted to explore things myself and not just swim around bored on them. I don't have to have a profession for that. I could do it that way, too. However, this desire disappeared long ago after I found the message of my recently deceased grandfather.
He was also a "sailor". At least that's what my parents always called his profession. At some point, he had suddenly stopped doing that and seemed extremely afraid of the sea. We suspected that his long working hours on the high seas simply had a negative effect on his psyche and caused an actually unfounded fear in him. He had also never explained to us why he was so afraid of the sea.
You must know that the house I live in is not a new house. It is the house of my great-grandparents. They built it and we have lived in it ever since. My mother, my father, my little brother and me. The original plan was that the house would be passed down from generation to generation. And we still had tons of old junk lying around in the attic that had probably already taken root there.
Anyway. My mother had persuaded my father to move out of this house. I didn't care if we moved out of that house, because our new house is closer to my friends and to my school. It would only make things easier for me but otherwise not change anything.
On the day of the move, I entered the attic and we moved some of the stuff stored there into the moving truck. My brother had just put away a bag of weird stuff and a small inconspicuous box caught my eye. Since I needed to know if the box and its contents were relevant to our move and should be saved, I opened it and looked to see what was inside. However, I could not find more than a dusty envelope.
Without giving it much thought, I opened it. When I read the first line, I was puzzled.
"My dear family, if you are reading this letter, either I have died or you have actually gone through with leaving this house..."
I didn't read any further, as the "dear family" confused me a bit. My eyes wandered to the foot of the letter. Signed by my grandfather was "Love, your grandfather."
I started to grin and looked behind me to make sure no one saw me. I suspected they were just my grandfather's farewell words prepared long before and wanted to be the first to read them. I folded the paper and put it in my pocket. I brought the rest of the things from the attic downstairs and we drove off to our new home. In the evening I fell into the bed that was in my new freshly decorated room, completely exhausted.
As I threw myself on the bed, I noticed the folded paper in my pocket. I pulled it out and noticed that it had become somewhat crumpled in my pants pocket over the course of the day. Fortunately, it was still easy to read everything. So no big deal. I rubbed my eyes again, yawned, and then turned my gaze to the unfolded page.
"My dear family, if you are reading this letter, either I have died or you have actually managed to leave this house. Or both.
I have left it up to fate when this information reaches the light of day. Once the information reaches the light of day, it should be ready to be received. I want to emphasize at the outset that none of what I am telling you here are figments of my imagination. I am tired of these confused looks from my children and I just need to somehow get rid of what happened to me. Writing this down currently feels like the only solution.
Where do I start? I was the assistant officer of a large transport ship in 1957. Our goal was to transport toxic substances such as sulfuric acid, cyanide, nitroglycerin and many other substances. We stored these substances in a special storage room on the ship, which could only be entered with protective suits. The cargo was very dangerous, so three times a day someone had to check the situation in this room. It had to be ensured that the substances did not come into contact with each other and that no substance escaped uncontrolled.
Although I was second officer, my help was seldom called upon because the chief officer always emphasized that he had everything under control. This did not bother me. On the contrary! It gave me the opportunity to perceive this transport as a real vacation. I could lean back and let the first officer do his job. And yet I still had authority over the rest of the crew. No, not that I would ever abuse the power I had. But I felt powerful nonetheless.
I spent most of my time in my cabin, attending to isolated crew matters, but otherwise didn't have much to do. I finished my daily work so early that I could relax early in the afternoon, and even before the night when everything went downhill, I went to bed early. I only got rid of my shoes. I left the rest of my uniform on. I closed my eyes and shortly thereafter sank into the realm of dreams.
I was rudely awakened by a member of the deck crew. He was visibly in stress. Bathed in sweat and with a worried expression on his face, he shook me awake.
"Wake up! There's an emergency!" he stuttered. I exhaled a little annoyed.
"How can I help you?" I said in a slightly annoyed voice.
"We're not alone on the ship. I went down earlier to check on the cargo. There I found that it had disappeared!" he explained in a somewhat shaky voice.
"When I tried to find a lead for the disappearance, I found a body in the canteen."
I looked at him in disbelief.
"You what? Show me that body immediately!"
I straightened up, put on my shoes and asked him to take me to the corpse in the canteen. Once there, I saw the body of one of the security men. His limbs were stretched out. He was lying on his back. His eyes were staring at the ceiling and his mouth was painfully wide open. It looked so unnatural. I checked the pulse and found that the sailor was right. He was dead. I tried to gather my thoughts and instructed him to sound the alarm.
After he disappeared, I checked the rest of the body. I saw deep scratches on the chest and a black liquid oozing from the body openings caused by the scratches. I did not dare to touch the liquid. Shortly after, the deck crew member came back, breathing heavily. He told me that he found the body of the chief officer on the command bridge when he tried to sound the alarm. Furthermore, he said, something had devastated the command bridge and disabled the alarm.
I asked him if he had sent out a distress call to surrounding ships while he was on the bridge. He replied in the negative. I got angry and yelled at him why he didn't do it right away when he was already there.
"Where is everyone else anyway?" I asked him as I grew louder, visibly overwhelmed with the situation.
"I'm sorry, officer. I was already on the lookout for other members of the crew. The doors of all the cabins were open as I made my way through the sleeping quarters. But nowhere could I spot anyone on the way to the bridge," the frightened young man said in a shaky voice.
"What's going on sailor! I demand answers!" I shouted at him.
"I'm sorry, I don't know what happened either. When everyone was already asleep I was simply completing my patrol when I noticed the missing cargo and the body. And then I immediately came to you because your cabin was the closest. I don't know what happened either." he answered me intimidated.
"Then we must assume that we are not alone. Someone must have stolen the cargo and caused the death of our comrades" I said while pulling my pistol from the holster on my belt.
"We go to the command center and send out a call for help. After that, we'll go to a lifeboat until we know what's going on."
The young sailor nodded, slightly uncertain. We walked toward the top deck and finally arrived at the hatch. I lifted the hatch a bit and peered outside. It was pitch black and extremely quiet. The lights on the deck were off. I heard nothing except for the restless waves of the ocean crashing against the wall of our ship. I squinted my eyes, hoping to make out anything, and I could dimly make out a human-looking figure that seemed to have its back turned to us.
Relieved, I was about to open the flap when the figure turned its head to the side and I noticed the extremely wide open mouth of the creature, which was equipped with strange protuberances, one of which I thought was the tongue. At that moment, I can tell it like it is, I almost shit my pants. I was shaking all over and felt like my heart was stopping.
"What's going on officer?" asked the sailor.
"There's something out there!" I whispered in a frantic voice and immediately closed the hatch again.
"We don't enter the command bridge through the main entrance by the top deck, but through the stairs behind the cabins. There's something up there and I'm not going out there under any circumstances," I explained to the sailor.
"What's out there, officer?" the sailor asked in an anxious voice.
"I'll explain as soon as we're safe," I replied, stuttering slightly.
We were making our way to the command bridge when we heard footsteps in the immediate vicinity. And they were getting closer. I wanted to be careful after seeing that thing on the top deck and peeked cautiously around a corner. My breath caught in my throat when I saw what was below deck with us. A strange creature that had taken over the human body of a comrade was walking in this guise towards the canteen and thus, fortunately, past us.
The creature had a human body, but its eyes were blacker than night, on the neck of the human body it had gills, and on its hands it had webbed fingers and regular claws. The mouth also had these disgusting protuberances and the tongue was considerably long. The skin was chalky pale and this strange black liquid was dripping from this thing onto the floor. Along with the footsteps, the thing was making sounds that sounded like a cat hissing. I tried to stay calm and we stayed still and quiet until we couldn't hear the thing anymore.
We then crept to the command bridge and carefully locked the door behind us so that the thing could not follow us. I immediately went to the radio to send a call for help. I paid no major attention to the officer's body.
"Hello? This is Deputy Officer Harper reporting, we need assistance immediately. We found bodies aboard the ship. One in the mess hall and one here on the command bridge. We..."
But at that moment, the lights went out, as did the radio, and my heart began to beat faster. Something had cut the power. My eyes wandered to the sailor who was looking at me worried and scared.
"It's all right sailor, they've probably still heard the most important part. We'll just get to the lifeboats and then everything will be fine," I said in a calm voice, even though I was freaking out inside. I took a deep breath, knowing that we would now have to go outside to get to the lifeboats. We suddenly heard a bloodcurdling scream that I guessed was coming from the lower levels of the ship, and it was clear to me that whatever was on the ship could not have been human.
I opened the door a crack and peered out. I couldn't see anyone. Presumably the things had mostly retreated inside the ship. I made my way outside and pointed my pistol in all directions. Nothing.
I instructed the sailor with a wave of my hand to come out and follow me. He followed my instruction and we tiptoed to one of the lifeboats. But there I remembered that lowering the lifeboats makes a big noise. I instructed him to get into the boat and when he had both feet in the boat, I lowered the boat down. As the boat approached the surface of the water, I heard the screaming again. This time louder and closer and I realized that they had noticed us.
Without hesitation I jumped over the railing into the lifeboat which was about halfway to the surface. Just as I landed on the boat I heard the screaming from above and the windows as well. It was a miracle that my landing in the lowered lifeboat did not seem to have any serious consequences for the boat. The sailor helped me up and we saw the creatures pressing their ghastly grimaces against the window panes and trying to break the glass with their bare hands. When I looked up, where the screaming was also going on, I saw two of the things climbing on the railing and getting ready to jump.
I raised my pistol and fired a few shots at the creatures. The first shot hit one of the creatures in the head, whose lifeless body detached itself from the railing and fell next to us. At that moment our boat reached the surface of the water and we immediately loosened the chains that lowered it and began rowing for our lives. A few of the creatures broke through the glass and crawled through the broken windows.
But we had already been able to put distance between us and the ship as the waves came to our aid somewhat. I breathed a sigh of relief in the hope of having escaped, but when I turned around the sailor looked at me with a broad smile. His eyes were black and gills had formed on his neck. I backed away, startled. He jumped at me and we started a scuffle on the small lifeboat. I tried to grab my gun, but the thing had learned and tried to snatch it from me. A few scratches it landed on me. Thanks to my martial arts training, I managed to overpower the thing, level my weapon, and kill it with a well-aimed shot to the head. Shaking and exhausted, I fell to the ground as the shot cleared and the thing tumbled over the edge of the boat into the sea.
I felt a nauseous feeling come up inside me. I threw up into the ocean and I could feel myself slowly going black. I was about to lose consciousness. I can't quite describe what happened next. It may have been my imagination, because I was about to faint. But shortly before I lost consciousness, I could see two huge white eyes in the water, which opened under the water surface and looked directly at me. Those eyes were gigantic and looked somewhat reptilian. My eyes went black.
I awoke on another ship and received medical attention. When I regained consciousness, the officer of the ship asked me what had happened. I tried to explain it to them. But he just looked at me in confusion and explained that his crew had already searched the ship and they didn't find anyone there. I know I didn't imagine any of this. The scratches I still had were real.
I made this clear to the officer, who looked at me with a very serious look.
"Whatever you saw on the ship. You will tell no one about it. Do I make myself clear Officer Harper?!"
I just nodded. I realized that the officer on the other ship knew something I didn't. I was taken home and made to understand once again that I was not to tell anyone about this incident. This time when I asked why not, the officer stopped, turned his head to me and said in a calm voice, "You saw it yourself."
After that, two of the men took me off the ship. Since the time I am writing all this down, it has been many years and by the time anyone reads this I will probably be dead and then it won't matter if anyone reads this.
So dear family. I know Anthony likes to deal with the ocean, but if you find this letter before he does, which I assume you will, try to talk him out of it. The ocean is an evil place we know too little about.
And I myself would call myself a strong man. And yet it took me years to come to terms with what I saw.
You are now warned. With love, your grandfather."
Thereupon his letter ended. An extreme uneasiness spread through me and I could not believe what I was reading. I think it is unnecessary to mention that I did not sleep that night and also the following nights it was difficult for me to fall asleep. I decided to keep the letter a secret and not show it to my parents. I didn't want to scare them. The dream job of a marine biologist was also out of the question.
Even though what my grandfather experienced at that time seems surreal to me, I see no reason not to believe him. The ocean is a place that is extremely little explored, so I do not think something like this is unthinkable. I believe that my grandfather was telling the truth here and therefore I would like to publish his letter to warn all people about the depths of the ocean.
You never know what might lurk beneath the surface of the water.
2023.06.06 20:24 _Im_Quirky Why is spear-mint not putting a spike here
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2023.06.06 19:56 bjpmbw A summer warning for Bay Area beaches
So I pride myself on “knowing” the ocean. I’ve surfed a little and spent many hours fishing right off the beach. I’ve been in a riptide and knew how to get safely out of it. But I had never heard of a “sneaker” or “sleeper” wave.
Last July I’m at the beach in Half Moon Bay with a friend and his baby boy, and my dog. Since I live in the area I was being the tour guide, pointing out the bluffs, the places where I’ve seen whales, etc. Meanwhile we are in ankle deep water, watching the very gentle waves.
As I’m pointing the horizon, suddenly water is up to our necks. Here is the thing, it wasn’t really a WAVE, but more like an incredibly fast tide . And my friend’s baby , and my dog, are now under water.
Thank God we pull out his baby boy and my dog, we are all ok but shaken. When I get home a neighbor tells me about the phenomena of “sneaker” or “sleeper” waves. Apparently it had been in the news.
So why am I writing this? Because every summer I see these happy families, with their blankets and umbrellas a little way up the sand. And their VERY YOUNG KIDS, in ankle deep water, backs to the horizon. And I will usually politely say something. But I don’t think they really believe me. Even if you are very tuned in with the water, you might not know about this pretty common feature of our beaches, so please be careful!
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Last July I’m at the beach in Half Moon Bay with a friend and his baby boy, and my dog. Since I live in the area I was being the tour guide, pointing out the bluffs, the places where I’ve seen whales, etc. Meanwhile we are in ankle deep water, watching the very gentle waves.
As I’m pointing the horizon, suddenly water is up to our necks. Here is the thing, it wasn’t really a WAVE, but more like an incredibly fast tide . And my friend’s baby , and my dog, are now under water.
Thank God we pull out his baby boy and my dog, we are all ok but shaken. When I get home a neighbor tells me about the phenomena of “sneaker” or “sleeper” waves. Apparently it had been in the news.
So why am I writing this? Because every summer I see these happy families, with their blankets and umbrellas a little way up the sand. And their VERY YOUNG KIDS, in ankle deep water, backs to the horizon. And I will usually politely say something. But I don’t think they really believe me. Even if you are very tuned in with the water, you might not know about this pretty common feature of our beaches, so please be careful!
2023.06.06 19:07 7dayweekendgirl I CAN HARDLY WAIT!
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2023.06.06 18:44 JulienMaximeL Big Beach Brawl LTE Thread
 | "Big Beach Brawl" Limited Thymed Event submitted by JulienMaximeL to PlantsVSZombies [link] [comments] Summer is upon us but hot weather is already here, so enjoy those sunny days, from the beach while sipping a cold drink or from work dreaming of upcoming holidays. Enjoy this freshly new Limited Thymed Event featuring BWB Zombies. While navigating through all lvls, you'll face 3 (4) new zombies to add to your almanac: Ducky Tube zombies (basic, Conehead and Buckethead) and Fast Swimmer Be careful they've learnt how to move quicker in the water, and are taking a fast run to your house... Duration: from the 8th June to the 17th June 2023 Number of lvls: 15 Slogan: "Grab your Sunglasses and join the Big Beach Brawl!" Big Beach Brawl Part 1 Big Beach Brawl Part 2 Rewards: - On lvl 3: 2500 coins - On lvl 7: 5 SeaFlora seeds - On lvl 10: 3 Big Beach Brawl Pinatas - On lvl 15: 50 SeaFlora seeds Plants featured: Lily Pad, Tangle Kelp, SeafLora, Toadstool, Bowling Bulb, Ghost Pepper, Rotobaga, Imppear, Dartichoke, Pokra, Snow Pea, Buttercup, Guacodile, Banana Launcher Plants added along: Peashooter, Wall-nut, Draftodil N.B: This event features Big Wave Beach zombies only with 3 new additions: Ducky Tube, Ducky Tube Conehead and Ducky Tube Buckethead zombies. Another kinda new zombie is also joining the rest of the crew: Fast Swimmer zombie, in water he moves faster than any existing zombie (except chicken). In all lvls all plants can be selected, which is kinda the only time. All lvls can be succeeded with adventure lvl 1 plants like the following strat: Sun-shroom/Moonflower, Lightning Reed, Iceberg Lettuce, Magnifying Grass, Chili Bean, Sun Bean, Chard Guard, Bowling Bulb. LEVEL 1: Classic lvl with 1 Pre-selected plant Objective: Survive 2 waves Zombies: Pompadour (basic, Conehead, Buckethead), Ducky Tube (basic, Conehead, Buckethead) Pre-selected plant: Lily Pad Features: - Tide Lane: between C4 and C5 - Lily Pads on C5-L1/3, C8-L4/5 - 1 Peashooter on C5-L3, 1 Wall-nut on C8-L4 Starting sun: 300 Plant food zombie: - 1st Ducky Tube zombie - 3rd basic Pompadour zombie - 2nd Ducky Tube Conehead - Last Pompadour before wave 2 - 1 Conehead on wave 2 Zombie Setup: - 1 basic Pompadour - 1 Ducky Tube basic + 1 basic Pompadour - 1 Ducky Tube zombie + Pompadour (1 basic, 1 Buckethead) - Wave 1: 1 Ducky Tube Conehead, 1 Flag zombie, 1 basic Pompadour - 3 basic Pompadours + 1 Ducky Tube Conehead - 4 basic Pompadours + 1 basic Ducky Tube - 2 basic Pompadours, Ducky Tube (1 basic, 1 Conehead) - Last wave: 1 Ducky Tube Buckethead, Pompadour (5 basic, 2 Conehead), 1 Flag zombie LEVEL 2: Classic lvl with 2 Pre-selected plants Objective: Survive 3 waves Zombies: Pompadour basic, Bikini (basic, Conehead), Ducky Tube (basic, Conehead, Buckethead) Pre-selected plants: Lily Pad, Tangle Kelp Features: - Tide Lane: between C3 and C4 - Lily Pads on C4-L3/5, C5-L2, C6-L2/5, C8-L1/3 - 1 Wall-nut on C4-L3 Starting sun: 150 Plant food zombies: - 1st Pompadour after wave 1 - 1st Ducky Tube Conehead - 1 Bikini Conehead before wave 3 Zombie Setup: - 2 basic Pompadours, 1 basic Bikini - Wave 1: 2 basic Pompadours, 1 basic Bikini, 1 Flag zombie - 1 basic Pompadour, Bikini (1basic, 1 Conehead) - Ducky Tube (1 basic, 1 Conehead), 2 basic Bikinis - Wave 2: Ducky Tube (1 basic, 2 Coneheads), 4 basic Pompadours, 2 basic Bikinis - Ducky Tube (2 basic, 1 Conehead, 1 Buckethead), 2 basic Bikinis - Ducky Tube (1 basic, 2 Coneheads, 1 Buckethead), Bikini (1 basic, 1 Conehead) - Last wave: Ducky Tube (2 Bucketheads, 7 Coneheads), 4 basic Pompadour, Bikini (2 basic, 1 Conehead) LEVEL 3: Pre-selection lvl Objective: Survive 2 waves Zombies: Ducky Tube (basic, Conehead, Buckethead) Pre-selected plants: SeaFlora, Tangle Kelp Features: - Tide Lane: before C1, so water can come up until C1 - 2 SeaFloras on C3-L2, C7-L4 Starting sun: 825 Sun drop: 50 sun every 2s Plant food zombie: - 3rd Ducky Tube - 3rd Conehead - 1 Conehead between waves 1 and 2 Zombie Setup: - 2 basic Ducky Tube - 2 basic Ducky Tube - 2 basic + 2 Coneheads Ducky Tube - 4 Coneheads Ducky Tube - Wave 1: 3 basic + 1 Buckethead Ducky Tube, 1 Flag zombie - 3 basic + 1 Buckethead Ducky Tube - 3 basic + 1 Buckethead Ducky Tube - 2 Coneheads + 1 Buckethead Ducky Tube - 1 basic + 1 Conehead + 1 Buckethead Ducky Tube - 3 basic + 1 Conehead + 1 Buckethead Ducky Tube - Last wave: 6 basic + 4 Coneheads + 4 Bucketheads Ducky Tube, 1 Flag zombie Note: - honestly, it's a pretty hard lvl even if you got a lvl 10 Tangle Kelp - the tide keeps coming until it reaches C1 just before wave 2 - pretty hard to choose between planting SeaFlora on C5/6 to guarantee an attack on 3 lanes or or on C1/2 to keep it long enough alive to kill zombies given the low damage it inflicts - SeaFlora has many bugs: sometimes she stops firing bubbles, when you use a plant food she doesn't throw anything, and if you do it while the tide is coming it doesn't always know how many bubbles it should fire so it shoots none. LEVEL 4: Classic lvl with 2 Pre-selected plants Objective: Survive 3 waves Zombies: Bikini (basic, Conehead), Mermaid Imp, Ducky Tube (basic, Conehead, Buckethead), Octo zombie Pre-selected plants: Lily Pad, Toadstool Features: - Tide Lane: between C3 and C4 - Lily Pads on C4-L2/4, C6-L1/4/5 Starting sun: 525 Plant food zombie: - 2nd Ducky Tube - 1 Ducky Tube Buckethead on wave 1 - 1 Octo zombie after wave 1 - 1 Bikini Conehead on wave 2 Zombie Setup: - 1 basic Ducky Tube - 1 basic Ducky Tube - 1 Octo zombie - Wave 1: 1 Ducky Tube Buckethead, 1 basic Bikini, 1 Flag zombie - 1 Ducky Tube Conehead, 1 basic Bikini - Low Tide: 2 Mermaid Imps on C5-L2/5 - 1 Octo zombie - 1 Ducky Tube Buckethead - Wave 2: 2 basic Ducky Tube, Bikini (3 basic, 1 Conehead), 1 Flag zombie - 1 basic Ducky Tube, 3 basic Bikinis, 1 Octo zombie - 2 basic + 1 Buckethead Ducky Tube, 3 basic Bikinis - 4 basic Ducky Tube, 7 basic Bikinis, 1 Octo zombie - Last wave: Low Tide with 3 Mermaid Imps on C4-L1/3, C5-L4, 14 basic + 2 Bucketheads Ducky Tube, 10 basic Bikinis LEVEL 5: Classic lvl with 3 Pre-selected plants Objective: Survive 3 waves Zombies: Mermaid Imp, Pompadour Buckethead, Ducky Tube (basic, Conehead, Buckethead), Snorkel, Surfer, Deep Sea Garg Pre-selected plants: Lily Pad, Tangle Kelp, Bowling Bulb Features: - Tide Lane: between C2 and C3 - Lily Pads on C3-L1/3/5, C4-L2/4, C5-L1/3, C6-L4 - 1 Bowling Bulb on C3-L3 Starting sun: 650 Plant food zombie: - 2nd Ducky Tube - 1 Ducky Tube Buckethead after wave 1 - 1 Snorkel before wave 2 - 1 Surfer on wave 2 - 1 Snorkel before wave 3 Zombie Setup: - 2 Mermaid Imps, 1 basic Ducky Tube - 2 basic Ducky Tube- Wave 1: 1 Surfer, 2 Snorkels, 1 basic Ducky Tube, 1 Flag zombie - 1 Ducky Tube Buckethead, 2 Mermaid Imps, 1 Snorkel - 1 basic Ducky Tube, 2 Mermaid Imp, 3 Snorkels - Wave 2: 2 Surfers, Snorkels, 2 basic Ducky Tube, 1 Flag zombie - Low Tide: 2 Bucketheads on C5-L4 and C6-L2, 4 Mermaid Imps on C5-L4, C6-L1/2/5 - 2 basic + 1 Conehead + 1 Buckethead Ducky Tube, 1 Snorkel - 1 Deep Sea Garg, 2 Snorkels - Last wave: 2 Surfers, 4 basic + 1 Buckethead Ducky Tube, 4 Snorkels, 1 Flag zombie LEVEL 6: Classic lvl with 3 Pre-selected plants Objective: Survive 2 waves Zombies: Bikini (Conehead, Buckethead), Ducky Tube (basic, Conehead), Surfer, Octo zombie, Fast Swimmer zombie (basic Browncoat) Pre-selected plants: Ghost Pepper, Rotobaga, Lily Pad Features: - Tide Lane: before C1 so the whole board can be submerged. - At the beginning the whole board is submerged by water. - Lily Pads: 5 on C1, 1 on C3-L2, C4-L4, 2 on C7-L1/5 - 1 Rotobaga on C5-L3 - 2 Peashooters on C7-L1/5 Starting sun: 400 Plant food zombie: - 1 Fast Swimmer as 2nd zombie - 1 basic Ducky Tube after the 1st Low Tide - 1 basic Ducky Tube on wave 1 - 1 Fast Swimmer between waves 1 and 2 - 1 basic Ducky Tube just before wave 2 - 1 Ducky Tube Conehead on wave 2 Zombie Setup: - 1 Octo zombie - 1 Fast Swimmer on L5 + 1 basic Ducky Tube - Low Tide (C3): 1 Octo zombie on C5-L5 - 2 basic Ducky Tube- Wave 1: 7 basic Ducky Tube, 1 Flag zombie - 2 Surfers, 2 basic Ducky Tube - 1 Fast Swimmer on L1 + 3 basic Ducky Tube - Low Tide (C3): 2 Bikini Coneheads on C5-L1, C6-L3 - 3 basic Ducky Tube, 1 Bikini Buckethead - High Tide - Last wave: 9 basic Ducky Tube, 2 Ducky Tube Coneheads, 2 Bikini Coneheads, 1 Flag zombie Note: quite easy LEVEL 7: Classic lvl with 2 Pre-selected plants Objectives: Survive 3 waves Zombies: Bikini (basic, Conehead, Buckethead), Ducky Tube (basic, Conehead, Buckethead), Fast Swimmer, Octo zombie, Fisherman Pre-selected plants: Lily Pad, Tangle Kelp Features: - Tide Lane: between C3 and C4 - Lily Pads on C4-L4, C5-L2, C7-L1/3, C8-L5 - 2 Guacodiles on C4-L2/4 Starting sun: 625 Plant food zombie: - 1 Snorkel as 3rd zombie - 1 Bikini Conehead just after wave 1 - 1 basic Bikini before wave 2 - 1 basic Ducky Tube on wave 2 - 2 basic Bikinis + 1 Buckethead before wave 3 Zombie Setup: - 1 Fisherman on L2 - 1 Fisherman on L5 - 1 Snorkel- Wave 1: 2 basic Bikinis, 1 Flag zombie - 2 Bikini Coneheads - 1 Fisherman on L4, 2 Ducky Tube Coneheads, Bikini (1 Conehead, 1 basic) - Wave 2: 3 basic Ducky Tube, 8 basic Bikini, 1 Flag zombie - Low Tide: 3 Bikini Coneheads on C5-L2, C7-L1, C8-L4 - 1 Fast Swimmer on L3 + 4 basic Bikinis- Bikini (6 basic + 1 Buckethead) - Last wave: 1 Fisherman on L5, 2 Octo zombies, Ducky Tube (2 Coneheads, 1 Buckethead), 1 Flag zombie LEVEL 8: Classic lvl with 3 Pre-selected plants Objectives: - Survive 2 waves - Don't plant on Dave's mold colonies Zombies: Pompadour (basic, Conehead, Buckethead), Ducky Tube (basic, Buckethead), Surfer, Fisherman, Deep Sea Garg Pre-selected plants: Lily Pad, Imppear, Dartichoke Features: - Dave's mold colonies all over C1 and C2 - Tide Lane: between C3 and C4 - Lily Pads on C4-L2/3/4/5, C5-L1/5, C6-L3, C7-L2/4 - 1 Dartichoke on C4-L3 - 1 Imppear on C6-L3 Starting sun: 1050 Plant Food zombie: - 1 basic Pompadour at the beginning - 1 basic Ducky Tube + 1 Fisherman just before wave 1 - 1 Fisherman just after wave 1 - 1 Pompadour Conehead between waves 1 and 2 - 1 basic Ducky Tube just before wave 2 Zombie Setup: - 1 Fisherman + 1 basic Ducky Tube on L3 - 1 basic Ducky Tube, 1 basic Pompadour - 1 basic Ducky Tube, 2 basic Pompadours - 1 Fisherman on L5, 1 basic Ducky Tube - Wave 1: 2 Surfers, 5 basic Ducky Tube, 1 Flag zombie - 1 Fisherman on L2, 2 basic Ducky Tube - 2 basic Ducky Tube, 1 Pompadour Buckethead - 2 basic Ducky Tube, 1 Pompadour Conehead - 3 basic Ducky Tube, 1 Fisherman on L4 - Last wave: Low Tide with 1 Deep Sea Garg on C6-L2, 2 Surfers on C7-L3/5, 8 basic Ducky Tube, 1 Ducky Tube Buckethead, 1 basic Pompadour, 1 Flag zombie Note: unfortunately the Garg isn't surrounded by any zombies so you can defeat him pretty easily LEVEL 9: Classic lvl with 1 Pre-selected plant Objectives: - Survive 2 waves - Protect the endangered plants Zombies: basic Pompadour, Bikini Conehead, Ducky Tube (basic, Buckethead), Mermaid Imp, Snorkel, Surfer, Octo zombie, Deep Sea Garg Pre-selected plant: Lily Pad Features: - Tide Lane: between C3 and C4 - Lily Pads on C4-L2/3/4, C6-L4, C7-L1/5, C8-L3 - 3 Banana Launchers as endangered plants on C4-L2/3/4 Starting sun: 550 Plant food zombie: - 1 Bikini Conehead before wave 1 - 1 Surfer just after wave 1 Zombie Setup: - 5 Snorkels on L2/3/4 (1-3-1) - 2 Bikini Coneheads - Low Tide: 1 Octo zombie on C7-L5 - Wave 1: Ducky Tube (2 basic, 1 Buckethead), 2 basic Pompadours, 1 Flag zombie - 2 Surfers, 1 basic Pompadour - Ducky Tube (2 basic, 1 Buckethead), 2 basic Pompadours - 2 basic Ducky Tube, 2 Snorkels, 2 basic Pompadours - Last wave: Low Tide with 1 Deep Sea Garg on C7-L2; 7 basic Pompadours, 4 Mermaid Imps, 1 Flag zombie Note: such an easy lvl particularly the last wave which is a joke, as it features only basic zombies if we don't consider the Garg on Low Tide LEVEL 10: Classic lvl with 3 Pre-selected plants Objective: Survive waves Zombies: basic Ducky Tube, Snorkel, Surfer Pre-selected plants: Lily Pad, Pokra, Tangle Kelp Features: - Tide Lane: between C2 and C3 - 1 Pokra on C2-L3 - 2 Tangle Kelps on C7-L2, C8-L4 Starting sun: 475 Plant food zombie: - 2nd Surfer - 1 Surfer + 1 basic Ducky Tube between waves 1 and 2 - 1 Surfer + 1 basic Ducky Tube between waves 2 and 3 Zombie Setup: - 1 Surfer - 1 Surfer - Wave 1: 1 Surfer, 1 basic Ducky Tube, 1 Flag zombie - 2 Surfers, 1 Snorkel - 2 Surfers, 1 Snorkel, 1 basic Ducky Tube - Wave 2: 3 Surfers, 3 basic Ducky Tube, 2 Snorkels, 1 Flag zombie - 3 Surfers, 1 basic Ducky Tube, 1 Snorkel - 3 Surfers, 1 basic Ducky Tube, 1 Snorkel - Last wave: 3 Surfers, 5 basic Ducky Tube, 3 Snorkels, 1 Flag zombie Note: really needs to add more zombies LEVEL 11: Classic lvl with 2 Pre-selected plants Objective: Survive 3 waves Zombies: basic Pompadour and Bikini, Mermaid Imp, basic Ducky Tube, Deep Sea Garg Pre-selected plants: Lily Pad, Snow Pea Features: Tide Lane between C3 and C4 Starting sun: 700 Plant food zombie: - 2 basic Pompadours just before wave 1 -1 basic Ducky Tube just before wave 2 - 1 basic Ducky Tube on wave 2 - 1 basic Pompadour before wave 3 Zombie Setup: - 1 Mermaid Imp - 1 basic Ducky Tube + 1 Mermaid Imp - 1 basic Pompadour + 1 basic Ducky Tube + 1 Mermaid Imp - 2 basic Pompadours + 1 basic Ducky Tube + 1 Mermaid Imp - Wave 1: Low Tide with 2 basic Bikinis on C6-L4/5; 4 basic Ducky Tube, 5 basic Pompadours, 1 Mermaid Imp, 1 Flag zombie - 2 basic Ducky Tube + 2 basic Pompadours + 1 Mermaid Imp - 4 basic Ducky Tube + 1 Mermaid Imp - 6 basic Pompadours + 1 basic Ducky Tube + 1 Mermaid Imp - 3 basic Ducky Tube + 2 basic Pompadours + 1 Mermaid Imp - Wave 2: Low Tide with 4 basic Bikinis on L2-C5/6, L4-C5/6; 2 basic Ducky Tube, 1 Mermaid Imp, 1 basic Pompadour, 1 Deep Sea Garg, 1 Flag zombie - 4 basic Ducky Tube + 3 basic Pompadours + 1 Mermaid Imp - 4 basic Ducky Tube + 2 basic Pompadours - 2 basic Ducky Tube + 1 Mermaid Imp- 6 basic Ducky Tube + 5 basic Pompadours + 1 Mermaid Imp - 4 basic Ducky Tube + 6 basic Pompadours + 1 Mermaid Imp - Last wave: 5 basic Ducky Tube, 9 basic Pompadours, 1 Mermaid Imp, 1 Deep Sea Garg, 1 Flag zombie LEVEL 12: Classic lvl with 1 Pre-selected plant Objectives: - Survive 4 waves - Protect the endangered plants Zombies: Bikini + Pompadour + Ducky Tube (basic, Conehead, Buckethead), Mermaid Imp, Surfer, Octo zombie, Fisherman, Deep Sea Garg Pre-selected plant: Lily Pad Features: - Tide Lane: between C2 and C3 - Lily Pads on C3-L1, C4-L3, C5-L2/4 - 5 Draftodils as endangered plants on C1 Starting sun: 800 Plant food zombie: - 2 basic Ducky Tube as 2nd & 3rd zombies - 1 Fisherman just after wave 1 - 1 basic Pompadour right before wave 3 Zombie Setup: - 1 basic Ducky Tube - 1 basic Ducky Tube - 1 basic Ducky Tube - Wave 1: Low Tide with 2 basic Bikinis on C5-L1, C7-L3, 1 basic Pompadour on C6-L2, 1 Mermaid Imp on C7-L4; 2 basic Pompadours + 1 basic Ducky Tube + 1 Flag zombie - 1 Fisherman, 1 Mermaid Imp - 1 basic Ducky Tube, 1 basic Pompadour - 1 basic Ducky Tube - Wave 2: 1 basic Ducky Tube + 2 basic Pompadours + 1 Mermaid Imp + 1 Flag zombie - 1 Mermaid Imp, 1 basic Pompadour, 1 basic Ducky Tube - Low Tide: 2 Surfers on C6-L1/3, 3 Mermaid Imps on C6-L2/3, C8-L5, 1 Octo zombie on C7-L3, 1 Fisherman on L4 - 2 Mermaid Imps, 2 Surfers, 2 basic Pompadours - Wave 3: 3 Surfers + 1 Flag zombie - Low Tide: 3 Mermaid Imps on C6-L1/4, C7-L2, 1 Deep Sea Garg on C8-L5, 1 Fisherman on L2 - 1 Mermaid Imp, 1 basic Pompadour - 1 Ducky Tube Buckethead, 1 Ducky Tube Conehead, 2 Mermaid Imps, 1 basic Pompadour - 1 Ducky Tube Buckethead, 2 basic Pompadours, 1 Mermaid Imp, 1 Fisherman on L3 and on L4 - Last wave: 2 Surfers, 2 Mermaid Imps, 2 Bikini Bucketheads, 1 Bikini Conehead, 1 Pompadour Pompadour, 1 Flag zombie Note: quite easy as zombies come in small groups LEVEL 13: Classic lvl with 2 Pre-selected plants Objective: Survive 2 waves Zombies: Bikini + Pompadour (basic, Conehead, Buckethead), Ducky Tube Buckethead Pre-selected plants: Lily Pad, Toadstool Features: Tide Lane between C4 and C5 Starting sun: 400 Plant food zombie: - 1 Pompadour Conehead just before wave 1 - 1 Pompadour Conehead just after wave 1 - 1 Bikini Buckethead before wave 2 Zombie Setup: - 1 basic Bikini - 2 Pompadour Coneheads - 1 Pompadour Conehead, 2 basic Pompadours, 1 Bikini Conehead - Wave 1: 1 Pompadour Buckethead, 1 Flag zombie - 4 Pompadour Coneheads + 2 basic Pompadour - 1 Pompadour Buckethead, 2 Pompadour Coneheads - 4 Bikini Bucketheads, 1 basic Bikini - Last wave: 1 Ducky Tube Buckethead, 3 Pompadour Bucketheads, 2 Pompadour Coneheads, 1 Flag zombie Note: wave 1 is really a joke, there's only 2 zombies LEVEL 14: Classic lvl with 3 Pre-selected plants Objective: Survive 3 waves Zombies: Pompadour (basic, Conehead), Ducky Tube (basic, Conehead, Buckethead), Snorkel, Surfer, Octo zombie Pre-selected plants: Lily Pad, Buttercup, Guacodile Features: - Tide Lane: between C2 and C3 - Lily Pads on C3-L1/3/5, C4-L2/4 Starting sun: 450 Plant food zombie: - 1 basic Pompadour and 1 Snorkel just after wave 1 - 1 Pompadour Conehead and 1 Snorkel just before wave 3 Zombie Setup: - 1 basic Ducky Tube - 2 basic Pompadours - Wave 1: 1 Ducky Tube Buckethead, 1 Snorkel, 1 Flag zombie - 1 basic Pompadour, 1 Pompadour Conehead - 1 Surfer, 5 Snorkels - Wave 2: 3 Snorkels, 2 Ducky Tube Coneheads, 1 Flag zombie - 3 basic Ducky Tube, 1 Ducky Tube Conehead, 1 Ducky Tube Buckethead, 1 Snorkel - 2 basic Pompadours, 2 Pompadours Coneheads, 1 Ducky Tube Buckethead, 1 Snorkel - Last wave: 3 Snorkels, 1 Pompadour Conehead, 1 Octo zombie, 1 Flag zombie Note: imo Buttercup is pretty useless in BWB (not like it was better in other worlds particularly in PP) LEVEL 15: Classic lvl with 4 Pre-selected plants Objective: Survive 3 waves Zombies: All BWB zombies + All Ducky Tube + Fast Swimmer Pre-selected plants: Lily Pad, Tangle Kelp, Guacodile, Banana Launcher Features: - Tide Lane: before C1 so the whole board can be submerged - At the beginning the whole board is submerged by water - Lily Pads on C1-L2/3, C2-L4, C3-L2, C6-L2/4, C7-L1, C8-L5 Starting sun: 1050 Plant food zombie: - 1 Pompadour Buckethead just before wave 1 - 1 basic Ducky Tube just after wave 1 - 1 Ducky Tube Buckethead before wave 2 - 1 Snorkel just before wave 2- 1 basic Bikini on wave 2 - 1 Bikini Buckethead between waves 2 and 3 - 1 basic Ducky Tube and 1 Surfer just before wave 3 Zombie Setup: - 2 basic Pompadours - 2 basic Pompadours - 1 basic Pompadour, 1 Pompadour Conehead - 1 Pompadour Buckethead- Wave 1: Low Tide with 1 Octo zombie on C6-L2; 1 basic Pompadour, 1 Flag zombie - 1 basic Ducky Tube- 1 Fast Swimmer on L1, 2 basic Ducky Tube - 1 Fast Swimmer on L2, 1 Ducky Tube Conehead - 2 Fast Swimmers (L1-L3), 1 Ducky Tube Buckethead - Low Tide with 2 Mermaid Imps on C6-L4, C7-L1 - 1 Fast Swimmer on L2, 1 basic Ducky Tube, 1 Snorkel - 1 Fisherman on L1, 2 Fast Swimmers (L3-L4), 1 Snorkel - Wave 2: 2 Fast Swimmers (L2-L3), 1 Surfer, 1 Snorkel, 1 basic Bikini, 1 Flag zombie - 1 Fast Swimmer on L4, 1 Fisherman on L4, 2 Snorkels - 2 Fast Swimmers (L2-L3), 2 Snorkels, 1 Bikini Conehead - 1 Fast Swimmer on L1, 3 Snorkels, 1 Bikini Buckethead - Low Tide: 1 Deep Sea Garg on C4-L1 - 1 Fast Swimmer on L4, 3 Snorkels, 1 basic Bikini - 1 Fisherman on L2, 1 Surfer, 1 Fast Swimmer on L5 - 1 Surfer, 1 basic Ducky Tube, 1 Snorkel - Last wave: Low Tide with 1 Deep Sea Garg on C7-L4; 3 Fast Swimmers (L1-L3-L4), 3 Snorkels, 2 basic Ducky Tube, 1 Octo zombie, 1 Flag zombie Note: except the Garg appearing on C4 which really was a surprise, the rest is pretty easy. P.S: - so apart from it being very easy, this new Thymed Event was kinda fun, it's been a long time since we got exclusive BWB lvls and this time with those 3 (4 with Fast Swimmer) new zombies. Actually, this event is the hardest of all thymed events, because of the zombies it features and also the lvl 3 which is a bit of a struggle if you don't have a high lvl Tangle Kelp - could be a great improvement if some of these lvls were added to Penny's Pursuit to implement 'new' lvls and especially BWB ones. - btw, it'd be awesome for next time this Event is scheduled, to add a Zomboss lvl with SeaFlora or the upcoming arena plant, it's been a while since we got to face Zombot Sharktronic, since he's not actually scheduled neither in Arena nor in Penny's Pursuit. - in the same general idea, could be nice if Popcap could add to Thymed Events, the same difficulty chooser option than in Penny's Pursuit, and therefore increase the overall difficulty. - Come join our PvZ 2 Discord Server: https://discord.gg/Z8d2edv4 - I'll see you in a few weeks for the classic Summer Nights event |
2023.06.06 18:36 Unlucky-North-940 How has Red Tide affected the lives of people??
Red tide has not only affected the life of marine animals but humans as well. Starting of with Florida’s tourist revenue. No one wants to come down to southwest Florida to sit at a beach where the water is red and stings your nose when you breath. Secondly, fishing Captains that rely on the ocean for their living are losing customers faster than they can count. Florida Fish and Wildlife Commissions (FWC) has had to constantly be closing fishing seasons due to the massive loss of fish life due to Red Tide. This is making the life of fishing charter captains almost impossible.
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2023.06.06 05:41 BlackberryRight3809 Vacation
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2023.06.06 01:10 sephstorm WFA Remaining games 2023
June 4, 2023 Raleigh Express v East Tennessee Valkyrie Raleigh, NC
June 10, 2023 Alabama Fire v Atlanta Rage Birmingham, AL
June 10, 2023 South Carolina Dames v Raleigh Express Columbia, SC
June 10, 2023 Carolina Phoenix v Jacksonville Dixie Blues Greensboro, NC
June 10, 2023 Oregon Cougars v Capital Pioneers Eugene, OR
June 10, 2023 Houston Energy v Austin Outlaws Houston, TX
June 10, 2023 Baltimore Nighthawks v Tri State Warriors Baltimore, MD
June 10, 2023 Cali War v Vixen Los Angeles, CA
June 10, 2023 Cincinnati Cougars v Grand Rapids Tidal Waves Cincinnati, OH
June 10, 2023 Columbus Chaos v Capital City Savages Columbus, OH
June 10, 2023 D.C. Divas 2023 v Detroit Venom Washington, DC
June 10, 2023 Arlington Impact v Zydeco Spice Arlington, TX
June 10, 2023 Iowa Phoenix v Minnesota Minx Des Moines, IA
June 10, 2023 Maine Mayhem v New Hampshire Rebellion Portland, ME
June 10, 2023 Miami Fury v Tampa Bay Inferno Miami, FL
June 10, 2023 Music City Mizfits v East Tennessee Valkyrie Nashville, TN
June 10, 2023 Nevada Storm v Mile High Blaze Reno, NV
June 10, 2023 New York Knockout v New York Wolves Schenectady, NY
June 10, 2023 Northern Connecticut Nightmare v Richmond Black Widows Windsor, CT
June 10, 2023 OKC Lady Force v Oklahoma Rage Oklahoma City, OK
June 10, 2023 Palm Beach Coyotes v Daytona Waverunners Palm Beach, FL
June 10, 2023 Pittsburgh Passion v Boston Renegades Pittsburgh, PA
June 10, 2023 Sioux Falls Snow Leopards v Nebraska Pride Sioux Falls, SD
June 10, 2023 St. Louis Slam v Derby City Dynamite St. Louis, MO
June 10, 2023 Sun City Stealth v Rocky Mountain Thunderkatz El Paso, TX
June 10, 2023 Virginia Panthers v Harrisburg Havoc Hampton, VA
June 10, 2023 Wasatch Warriors v Central Valley Chaos Wasatch, UT
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June 10, 2023 Alabama Fire v Atlanta Rage Birmingham, AL
June 10, 2023 South Carolina Dames v Raleigh Express Columbia, SC
June 10, 2023 Carolina Phoenix v Jacksonville Dixie Blues Greensboro, NC
June 10, 2023 Oregon Cougars v Capital Pioneers Eugene, OR
June 10, 2023 Houston Energy v Austin Outlaws Houston, TX
June 10, 2023 Baltimore Nighthawks v Tri State Warriors Baltimore, MD
June 10, 2023 Cali War v Vixen Los Angeles, CA
June 10, 2023 Cincinnati Cougars v Grand Rapids Tidal Waves Cincinnati, OH
June 10, 2023 Columbus Chaos v Capital City Savages Columbus, OH
June 10, 2023 D.C. Divas 2023 v Detroit Venom Washington, DC
June 10, 2023 Arlington Impact v Zydeco Spice Arlington, TX
June 10, 2023 Iowa Phoenix v Minnesota Minx Des Moines, IA
June 10, 2023 Maine Mayhem v New Hampshire Rebellion Portland, ME
June 10, 2023 Miami Fury v Tampa Bay Inferno Miami, FL
June 10, 2023 Music City Mizfits v East Tennessee Valkyrie Nashville, TN
June 10, 2023 Nevada Storm v Mile High Blaze Reno, NV
June 10, 2023 New York Knockout v New York Wolves Schenectady, NY
June 10, 2023 Northern Connecticut Nightmare v Richmond Black Widows Windsor, CT
June 10, 2023 OKC Lady Force v Oklahoma Rage Oklahoma City, OK
June 10, 2023 Palm Beach Coyotes v Daytona Waverunners Palm Beach, FL
June 10, 2023 Pittsburgh Passion v Boston Renegades Pittsburgh, PA
June 10, 2023 Sioux Falls Snow Leopards v Nebraska Pride Sioux Falls, SD
June 10, 2023 St. Louis Slam v Derby City Dynamite St. Louis, MO
June 10, 2023 Sun City Stealth v Rocky Mountain Thunderkatz El Paso, TX
June 10, 2023 Virginia Panthers v Harrisburg Havoc Hampton, VA
June 10, 2023 Wasatch Warriors v Central Valley Chaos Wasatch, UT
2023.06.05 23:37 Professional_Emu3041 The coastal areas bring me so much joy
I always felt like we were significantly lacking in beaches in the previous Diablo games, silly as that sounds. I was so happy when I went to the Dry Steppes and saw the expansive coastline, with its gorgeous tides and countless weather-beaten shipwrecks. It’s so simple, I know, but I was so pleased with the sound design of the waves, it felt…genuinely refreshing as someone who lives far from the ocean and misses it very much.
I was really happy to see there was a similar beach on the opposite coast in Hawezar. I probably will be returning to grind time and time again to the coasts. Especially because the plague maggots are weirdly cute on account of their funny little scoot.
Also, irrelevant, but this music in Hawezar’s swamps goes off. The layers of foreboding vocals worked exceptionally well.
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I was really happy to see there was a similar beach on the opposite coast in Hawezar. I probably will be returning to grind time and time again to the coasts. Especially because the plague maggots are weirdly cute on account of their funny little scoot.
Also, irrelevant, but this music in Hawezar’s swamps goes off. The layers of foreboding vocals worked exceptionally well.
2023.06.05 22:16 michelleosaurus Sargassum situation?
I'm a teacher on summer break and I usually take this time to hit up the beach around once a week. However, I know there's been quite the stinky seaweed situation on each coast for a few months now.
What I was wondering was, has anyone been to either coast somewhat recently (maybe in the last month) who can tell me what it was like and at what time of day? I've been reading through a lot of news articles but they're all a little dated - I wanted some first hand accounts of what people have experienced.
If it matters, I generally go to Indialantic or Playalinda and avoid the more popular beaches like Daytona and Cocoa, but I'm willing to go to any beaches as long as I'm not covered in flesh-eating bacteria seaweed.
Thanks!
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What I was wondering was, has anyone been to either coast somewhat recently (maybe in the last month) who can tell me what it was like and at what time of day? I've been reading through a lot of news articles but they're all a little dated - I wanted some first hand accounts of what people have experienced.
If it matters, I generally go to Indialantic or Playalinda and avoid the more popular beaches like Daytona and Cocoa, but I'm willing to go to any beaches as long as I'm not covered in flesh-eating bacteria seaweed.
Thanks!