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“Mmmm… Oiter. Slurp slurp slurp”

i wonder what hes thinking about

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Percocet Molly Percocet

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this video kills me they literally look like they're reading ancient scrolls

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Hello! I made a dress from scratch for the Renaissance Faire. It took me six months to make the chemise, hoop skirt, under skirt, over skirts, French knot embroidered bodice, crown and jewelry. I am very excited to wear it this year despite how serious I look in the photos!

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Yup returning to necromancy, I’m so back. And you’re so back, and you’re so back, and you’re so back, and you’re

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omg sooo true bestie! *camera pans over to reveal im talking to the silent, whithered corpse of god*

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Every time I read one of those age gap posts the age where you're still helpless and being taken advantage of gets higher and higher, like 26 years old is too young to interact with older people what the fuck? I have lots of friends who were/are well into doing a PhD at this point. My dad had me at 26 years old. You're a whole grown ass person participating in society, you can vote and join politics, you can work, you can live in your own.

This smolbeanification has to stop, it's frankly embarrassing.

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> looking at a new popular collectible

> ask the people if it's objects or gambling

> they don't understand

> pull out illustrated diagram explaining what is objects and what is gambling

> they laugh and say "it's a good collectible sir"

> look up how to buy a collectible

> its gambling

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One of the characters that was in Bram Stoker's drafts but did not make it to the final is the painter Francis Aytow. Like Mina, he was in Whitby, witnessing the Demeter coming through a great storm. He immortalized the moment by painting it. Later, he saw Dracula (in his human form) and decided to paint him. However, it is impossible to paint a vampire. Every attempt the painter made, Dracula always ended up looking like someone else. You cannot draw a portrait of Dracula that resembles him. And this drove the painter into madness.

The notes also state that it is also impossible to take a photo of Dracula; he always comes out either as a skeleton or a blackened corpse.

Source: "Bram Stoker's Notes for Dracula: A Facsimile Edition"

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Was this what you were looking for? The fanfold on the left?

Yes, thank you! Looks like heavy paper to me, now that I can see better how it hangs on the wall.

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great deals at thrifty megamart

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dracula currently trying to steer the demeter the rest of the way to england by himself after eating all the crew

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