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i cant believe that there's still gamergate STANK on games that women enjoy. NASTY misogyny residue. stardew valley is in fact a video game. animal crossing is also a video game. so are otome games and dating sims and twee little cozy games. sometimes a bitch doesnt wanna play bloodborne that shit's hard

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Elf: Hi. Stupid question. Is it true that you guys live in trees?

Human: What? No. We live in buildings on the ground. I thought elves lived in trees.

Elf: We also live in buildings on the ground. What?

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How about another round of Star Trek wheelspins?

Spin this wheel to see where you are.

Spin this wheel to see who you are with.

How is how is this situation going for you on a scale of 1-5 where 1 is you are a red shirt in a TOS episode?

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4x01 - Way Of The Warrior

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Did this for daunda4 (on Instagram) bc she loves Harry, still have to start todays Inktober (which probably should've taken priority) but I was really excited to be working in color again,,, music in the background I just copied off of Google images (it's the Voyager theme)

Posted to Instagram October 23 2024

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“fuck them kids” - Spock, “and the children shall lead”

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I genuinely think that not a single TOS writer has ever interacted with a child. Not even seen one. I don’t think they were even children themselves, they just spawned into existence as adults. Only feasible explanation for why they write kids like that.

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THIS WAS INTENSE IN MANY WAYS

congrats to jim kirk for surfing through a panic attack and also wow

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Beyblade heavyweight division

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Tea gown, Maria Monaci Gallenga, 1920s, Italian, silk, glass

Gallenga developed her own technique for metallic printing on velvet using wood blocks. These were produced for her quickly and at little cost by cutting her designs from thin wood blanks that were then glued to sturdier support blocks. To execute the printing, an adhesive film was applied to the blocks, which were then pressed onto the textile to replicate the pattern in adhesive. Powdered metallic pigments were brushed onto the treated areas, which allowed colors to be subtly blended into one another. In this tea gown, whose form imitates that of a medieval gown with hanging sleeves, transitions from silver to gold are made throughout the print, a pattern of birds and hounds set within pointed ovals resembling Gothic tracery. Variations in the tone of the metallic pigments were achieved by adjusting their composition, which typically included copper and zinc. Changing the ratio of these metals produced shades ranging from silver to gold, copper, and bronze. From The MET

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Why on earth hasn’t anyone invented a less terrifying way to open biscuits and cinnamon rolls???? 😩

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Evening dress, c. 1910-1915

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friend of mine was sleeping whilst another friend and i were talking about nonsense. at some point we were talking about how trains honked anyway in the no horn zone that we had both lived in at one point. either without waking up, or waking up so briefly as to not disturb her sleep, our sleeping friend turned over to face us and solemnly intoned "Trains are required by federal law to sound the horn three times at a grade crossing". then she was gone again. we shook her gently- no response, out cold. she didn't remember it in the morning.

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cake is such an underappreciated band. i can’t believe we brought back low rise flare jeans before we brought back cake in the top 40

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baby i could treat you so good you just have to get past my strange and off-putting demeanor and my kubrick stare and my inability to behave like a human and the 40 layers of icy fortress walls i have up and answer my riddles three

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Some people say that cats don't make expressions but you can see the thoughts in this boy's head plain as day

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