#dusegment

[pagan-stitches]

#dusegment for the playoffs? 🙏 💚

[butchlifeguard]

DUSEGMENT GOAL. DUSEGMENT GOAL

[waggle100]

Yes Dusegment line appreciation

[corbinforester]

Dusegment my beloved. My broken Seguinettes.

[starscelly]

Dusegment

makes sense, doesn’t compel me (romantically)

[oetter]

#8 With Dusegment

8. only have shirtless interviews, only have sad post-game interviews, only have interviews after wins

shirtless: mush. duh

sad: dutch bc i put tyler for the last one

post win: segs. like are u kidding why wouldnt i put him here

[atsoukalidis]

“The household originates from the village of Ostrov in Constanța county Dobruja, a settlement on the left bank of Danube, built at the turn of XIXth century and was transferred on Museum premises in 1958. Aside from agriculture and viniculture, the villagers of Ostrov, were engaged in fishing and beekeeping. The grange consists of the house, the bread oven and the barn. A wicker basket for cereals sits in front of the barn, also a wooden container (Romanian: „corâtă”) used for viniculture. From a constructive standpoint, the house is built on a foundation of clay and straw, with a wattle wall interlaced with with hornbeam and oak twigs glued with clay, covered by hipped-roof with tiles. The house plan features an entrance hall (used as a kitchen) with two chimneys (Romanian: „ogeacuri”) – used to cover the stove and hearth of the two mediteranean fireplaces in the next rooms. What follows is the living room, the clean room, and a closet to store work tools. A low porch is buit along the frontside of the house, with beautifully sculptured columns, painted red, elements that stand out as main decorations for the house. The kitchen inventory consists of a number of oriental pieces belonging to the long-lived cohabitation with Turkish and Tatar minorities. Notable pieces include a small low round table (Romanian: „sinia”) shaped like an upside down hat, only found in these regions – and brass vessels amongstwhich are cauldrons, trays, plates, buckets (Romanian: „bracacele”), pans and lidded pots. The interior of the living room is distinguished by an archaic bed – made from a beaten earth platform, raised above the floor about 25 cm – also considering the richly decorated textiles that adorn the walls and furniture, woolen, silk, cotton fabrics. Tapestries, tablecloths, bedsheets, drapes, all beautifully decorated with various symbols and patterns. Embroidered motifs include compositions with – „lake birds”, „horse riders”, „women with umbrellas” etc. The thick woolen fabrics – mattresses (Romanian: „dusege”), bed covers, wall pillows (Romanian: „căpătâiele”) stand out as remarkable pieces of folk art.” from Muzeul Satului

[pagan-stitches]

[pagan-stitches]

I’m still in mourning about my line being out for the season with Seggy’s injury.

[pagan-stitches]

[pagan-stitches]

My favorite fucking line!

[pagan-stitches]

[pagan-stitches]

Nooooooooo . . . my beautiful second line. 😞

[pagan-stitches]

[pagan-stitches]

🔥 🔥 🔥 and my boys produce within the first minute against the hurricanes!

[pagan-stitches]

I’m excited about the possibility of Jason Robertson, but not so excited about fucking with #dusegment—but that’s probably just me fangirling and the coaching staff knows better than me? 🤷‍♀️