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I misspelled pepsi ONE FUCKING TIME

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While my wigan field spell is active, pey wet counts as a gravy monster!

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Interview with a Werewolf

-+100dB sniffing the microphone sounds-

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The eternal whump struggle of making him injured enough to need care but well enough to fuck nasty.

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Don't cry mercy

There's too much pain to come

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i love things that come in glass jars because once its over the glass jar is mine

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Yo

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"Tarnished, are we?"

Unplanned Varré practice drawing from yesterday.

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in elden ring there's a questline with this guy, Seluvis, whose whole thing is making potions that make it so he has complete control over the people who drink them, seemingly separating their soul from their bodies (as you can gain access to their souls as spirit ashes to summon them).

There's two normal NPCs you can give this potion to, Nepheli Loux and the Loathsome Dung Eater, and after you get to a certain point in the game you'll be able to get their spirit ashes while their bodies just kinda sit there in Seluvis's hidden puppet basement.

Now before you get their ashes (and after you give someone the potion), Seluvis will be like "wow hey we might be kindred spirts, how about you and I pull one over on the demigod we say we serve" and has you fetch an item to brew a super special "turn a demigod into a puppet for me to do creepy things with while you get their spirit" potion.

Well. If you give the potion to the demigod, Ranni, who is a bodyless soul inhabiting a doll, she gets so pissed off that she instantly kills you and you have to use a specific item (celestial dew) to absolve you of your sins at a different location (where turtle pope lives) so you can finish her questline to get one of the best weapons in the game (and the best ending in the game)

I just love it when video games let you do really stupid shit that kills you immediately. I love being like "oh this is a terrible idea" and being able to do it and then die. It's good game design.

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Enclosed canopy bed (拔步床, bábù chuáng) is a traditional Chinese enclosed wooden bed from the Ming and Qing dynasties. Often called a "walk-in bed," it features a built-in antechamber or platform that surrounds the bed, creating a small private room within a room.

This elaborate design provided space for storage, seating, and small items, while also offering privacy and protection from insects and drafts. Decorated with intricate carvings of symbolic motifs, the Babu Bed was a status symbol, reflecting the wealth and artistry of its owner.

In modern times, people have drawn inspiration from the canopy bed, simplifying away those dim enclosed spaces. At most, an additional partition is added outside to accommodate a desk or dressing table, or the design is further simplified -retaining only an outer frame.

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"I'm just a swirl" -ice cream cone who uses TikTok

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ill get back to them

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Yotsubato!; Yotsuba &!; Yotsuba to!; Yotsuba; Yotsuba&!; よつばと!; 四叶妹妹!; 요츠바랑! By AZUMA Kiyohiko.