Balloon Burst (Bowser Variation)

Everyone wants to be Number One! If you're not Number One, your Coins will get taken!"

The four players play the minigame Balloon Burst. Afterward, everyone aside from the winner of the minigame loses Coins. If the minigame ends in a tie, everyone loses 10–50 Coins.

u/Useful-Tumbleweed598 — 1 month ago

Tug 'o' War (Bowser Variation)

"Rotate the left joystick as fast as you can because if you lose, Bowser will steal some of your coins."

The four players play the minigame Tug o' War, with the player that landed on the Bowser Space taking on the role of the player in the Bowser Suit. Afterward, the losing side loses Coins to Bowser, but if the minigame ends in a tie, everybody loses 10–50 Coins.

u/Useful-Tumbleweed598 — 1 month ago

Face Lift (Bowser Variation)

"If you don't get more than 90 points, Bowser will steal your coins! Careful, careful!"

The four players play the minigame Face Lift. Afterward, players who score fewer than 90 points lose coins. If all players achieve at least 90 points, Bowser steals up to 50 coins from the player who landed on his space.

u/Useful-Tumbleweed598 — 1 month ago

Bash 'n' Cash (Bowser Variantion)

"The player in the Bowser Suit must run, run away! You don't even want to hear the words Bash 'n' Cash!"

Team players can not collect any coins in the Bowser variation. If the solo player is never hit, their penalty is giving 15 Coins to Bowser.

u/Useful-Tumbleweed598 — 1 month ago
▲ 18 r/DreamWorks+1 crossposts

2009 Modesto Wedding Accident (Damage + Repair Costs)

I did the math on the 2009 Modesto Wedding Accident, snd I found the Costs of the Damages to Old St. Stanislaus Catholic Church from when Susan grew to 50ft tall on March 27th, 2009, after she was hit by a meteorite on her wedding day.

u/Useful-Tumbleweed598 — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/Mario

Rage Stage Bowser (after breaking all da brickz)

W3 and W5 are missing bosses, so I sketched up Bowser in his Rage Stage form.

The Wonder Seed Crystal doesn't start cracking until Petal Isles - The Final Battle! Bowser'a Rage Stage.

u/Useful-Tumbleweed598 — 2 months ago

Mario Party Superstars - Bowser's Chance Time

They should've replaced "Lose 1 Star" with "Bowser's Chance Time" so players can screw other players over by forcing them to give their coins to Bowser.

u/Useful-Tumbleweed598 — 2 months ago

Rare Start from Turn 1/20

I was starting the Mystery Land Board, and right off the bat, we immediately have a fake Toad on the board. Bowser also told us our chances are doubled.

I believe this is the event called: "Bowser's Multiplying Toads".

u/Useful-Tumbleweed598 — 2 months ago
▲ 39 r/titanic

Nearer, My God, to Thee

An edit using 6 screenshots from the 1997 film, ans the sinking scene from the 2026 Real Time Sinking Animation by Titanic: Honor and Glory to show what the Final Moments would've looked like in Real Time.

u/Useful-Tumbleweed598 — 2 months ago

Japan Airlines Flight 123 (The Miracle at Haneda)

The Miracle at Haneda

​18:56 – Clearing the Peaks

​Instead of catching a wingtip on the ridges of Mount Osutaka, Captain Takahama and Flight Engineer Fukuda time a massive, synchronized surge of thrust on the left engines (Engines 1 and 2) while cutting back on the right. The nose lifts. The 747 violently shudders, clearing the tree line by mere feet.

​The Dutch roll stabilizes slightly as they catch a steady headwind coming off the mountains. Air Traffic Control at Tokyo Area Control Center (Tokorozawa) watches the radar blip rise out of the terrain.

​ATC: "JAL 123, radar contact! Do you request Nagoya or Haneda?"

Captain Takahama: "Haneda! Request immediate straight-in approach Runway 22."

​19:05 – The Descent Strategy

​With no hydraulic fluid left to operate the flaps or slats, Co-pilot Sasaki manually extends the landing gear using the alternate electrical system. The extra drag helps slow the massive jet, lowering the nose and dampening the phugoid oscillations.

​Using differential thrust, the crew performs a wide, sweeping turn over Tokyo Bay. Flight attendants, led by Purser Hiroshi Yonezu, have already finished securing the cabin. Passengers sit in braced positions, completely silent except for the roar of the engines outside.

​19:16 – The Final Approach

​JA8119 approaches Haneda Airport significantly faster than a normal landing—near 180 knots (approx. 333 km/h)—because they can't use flaps to create lift at lower speeds.

​Captain Takahama relies entirely on the throttle levers to steer.

​Too much power: The plane climbs and misses the runway.

​Too little power: The plane stalls into Tokyo Bay.

​As the runway threshold passes underneath, Takahama slams the throttles forward for a split second to cushion the sink rate, then pulls them to idle.

​19:18 – Touchdown

​The main landing gear strikes Runway 22 with a deafening screech. Because the nose gear has no steering capability without hydraulics, the plane threatens to veer off into the grass. Fukuda immediately throws the engines into full reverse thrust on one side to keep the jet centered on the asphalt.

​The brakes, operating on emergency accumulator pressure, lock up. Multiple tires blow out, showering sparks across the runway, and the friction causes the rubber to heavily smolder. The plane finally grinds to a halt just short of the runway's end.

​19:20 – The 90-Second Miracle

​As the aircraft stops, the cabin crew immediately recognizes the imminent danger of a post-landing fire from the smoldering landing gear.

​Evacuation Ordered: Emergency exit doors are thrown open. Because the aircraft is sitting upright and level, all usable emergency slides deploy perfectly.

​Total Clearance: In a display of flawless discipline and training, all 524 passengers and crew slide down into the arms of waiting emergency personnel. The entire cabin is completely evacuated in exactly 87 seconds.

​Fire Extinguished: Haneda’s airport fire units instantly douse the landing gear with foam, preventing the smoldering tires from igniting the wings.

​The Aftermath and Legacy

​1. The Global Headlines

​The event is instantly dubbed the "Miracle at Haneda." Aviation experts worldwide are stunned that a Boeing 747 completely devoid of hydraulic control surfaces was successfully landed. Captain Takahama, Co-pilot Sasaki, and Flight Engineer Fukuda are globally recognized as aviation heroes, receiving commendations from the Japanese government and the international community.

​2. Immediate Grounding and Investigation

​Because the aircraft survived intact, investigators don't have to piece together wreckage. The catastrophic failure of the rear pressure bulkhead is immediately diagnosed.

​The faulty 1978 repair by Boeing engineers in the tail section is exposed within days rather than months.

​Instead of a tragedy-fueled corporate crisis, Japan Air Lines undergoes a massive safety overhaul while maintaining public trust.

​3. Lasting Safety Triumphs

​The incident accelerates the implementation of redundant hydraulic shut-off valves and alternative mechanical backup systems across all wide-body aircraft designs globally. Furthermore, the flight data recorders and cockpit voice recorders from this successful landing become the ultimate textbook material for Crew Resource Management (CRM), teaching future generations of pilots how to use asymmetric thrust to fly a crippled airplane.

u/Useful-Tumbleweed598 — 2 months ago

Mario Party Superstars - Bowser's Multiplying Toads

One Bowser Event is missing from Mario Party Superstars.

That is... "Bowser's Multiplying Toads"

This only happens in Space Land and Horror Land (Mario Party 2)

A 2nd Toadette/Star Space will appear on the board.

One of the 2 Toadettes could be Bowser Jr. in disguise.

Give the impostor 20 coins, and that will reveal Bowser Jr. and give you a Ztar. (Ztars are completely useless. BWAHAHA! - Bowser Jr.)

The only way to reach the real Toadette is a Golden Pipe (Available in the Item Shop in the 2nd half of the game.)

u/Useful-Tumbleweed598 — 2 months ago