#source: fringe

[incorrect-bhaalspawn-quotes]

Shadowheart: You may possess positive qualities that I previously overlooked.

Lae’zel: Are you ‘flirting’ with me?

Shadowheart: In your dreams.

[incorrectlooneytunesquotes]

Wile E.: The base solution contains toon DNA, male, I think. Of course, it's a mutation. Perhaps a whole new stage of toon evolution! Wouldn't that be fantastic? Ralph Wolf: If we've stumbled upon a mutant? No. Fantastic's not the first word that pops into my mind. Wile E.: We're all mutants. What's more remarkable is how many of us appear to be normal.

[the-jewel-catalogue]

Queen Victoria's Fringe Brooch

With a large emerald cut brilliant framed by small brilliants (detachable as a separate brooch) surrounded by 12 large brilliants in cut down open backed collets, suspending nine graduated pave set brilliants, or chains, each link of two stones.

The convoluted origins of this dramatic brooch probably begin in an entry in the Garrard Royal ledger for the 1st October 1856. This records the remodelling of an existing diamond ornament as a new and elaborate fringe pattern chaine de corsage, with a large brilliant centre. 

Most of the diamonds for this new ornament, including the large central brilliant, are likely to have come from one of the two jewels presented to the Queen six months earlier by the Sultan of Turkey.

As a personal jewel, the brooch was left to King Edward rather than as an heirloom of the Crown. It subsequently passed, in 1926, from Queen Alexandra to Queen Mary, in 1936 to Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother and thence to the Queen in 2002.

[the-grey-hunt]

Ghost swap for @youghostandyoutrick: Fandom fusion! Put anyone from the Ghost Trick cast into another fictional universe, as though they originated from that universe

Behold, Yomiel and Sissel in the Seraphina universe, with Yomiel as a Goreddi human and Sissel as a dragon! Dragons exist under an uneasy peace treaty with the country of Goredd, and must wear bells to mark their identity when they take their human "saarantras" form.

Sissel and Yomiel’s relationship is extremely illegal under both species’ laws and customs…luckily this definitely won’t end badly for anyone.

This can potentially fill several different prompts, including @sunnyaliceart's request for characters as furries or fantasy animals (I specifically did dragons for you :D) and @critter-ghosting-some-tricks's request for Ghost Trick as dragons/dragon riders. Yomiel counts as a rider if he's being carried in Sissel's talons, right? @owlfacenightkit also requested Yomiel, Cabanela, or any other character as a dragon.

This is all to say, I included drawings of all applicable Fiansissels for her saarantras form. No this wasn’t an excuse to draw cute Sissels in medieval outfits. I would never do such a thing.

[wuntrum]

its kind of personally devastating for me on an art making level that orville isn't doing the fringe on the mask anymore...like never? never again? :'(

[incorrectlit]

Dolokhov: And it’s just like- [gets hit from behind by a flying object]

Dolokhov: … WHO JUST ASSAULTED ME WITH A CHALUPA?!?!

Pierre, drunk, flipping him off and throwing away the wrapper: You don’t have a wife!

Dolokhov: Yeah! That’s why I FUCK YOURS!!

[morifoliumm]

Ah! I'm sorry sir!!! (⁠´⁠-⁠﹏⁠-⁠`;)♡

[alpineshepherdbadboy]

bcs x seinfeld

[incorrectfringe]

Olivia: The most fun a girl can have is finding parallels, noticing patterns, making connections, contemplating

[guardianreadersofthegalaxy]

[during Gus's visit to the DEA] Hank: The group that I supervise focuses on methamphetamine which is a growing problem in the country, unfortunately. Gus: *shaking head* Terrible. Gus: *internal monologue* Terri-brill!

[from Peep Show]

[incorrect-bhaalspawn-quotes]

Lae’zel: I, too, feel something. I believe you call it…hate.

Shadowheart: The feeling is mutual.

[incorrectlooneytunesquotes]

Bugs: I have tried everything that I can think of, everything that I know how to do to get back home, and none of it has woiked. Nobody here can help me, but you can. I know you can. Please help me get back home. Wile E.: You have been home all along. Bugs: I don't understand. I was glitched. Wile E.: There is no scientific explanation, but I have a theory. Based on a uniquely toon principle, I believe you could not be fully glitched because your family would not let you go, and you would not let them go. I believe you call it love. Bugs: Lola? Wile E.: She is your Lola.

[teameir]

[greenedbeans]

youtube is giving me ads on how to massively improve my crop yield on my large weed farm. and honestly i will let her believe this beautiful lie about me

[anipgarden]

Ani Reviews: A Step-by-Step Guide to a Florida Native Yard

I promised you guys a review and here it is. I've never really done a book review before but I'm doing my best to make this Coherent and Helpful.

[Photo ID: a book, titled A Step-by-Step Guide to a Florida Native Yard by Ginny Stibolt and Marjorie Shropshire.]

Out of all the books I checked out from the library this round, I started with this one because it was the shortest out of all of them--if we don't count the appendix and index, its 101 pages long. You can read where I sort of live blogged a portion of this read here.

I think its a pretty good read! It's definitely a lot more relevant if you are the home owner and most directly in charge of landscaping decisions and such. It gives a bit of advice on how to handle making similar changes in an HOA neighborhood, and provides pointers and resources to other books that can also be helpful in the journey to make your landscape a wildlife-friendly habitat. It focuses on Florida specifically, as denoted by the title, and will frequently remind the reader that gardening in Florida is vastly different from gardening anywhere else. So whether you've been a Florida resident all your life, or are planning on making a move on down here, this book can be a helpful resource if you want to transform some or even all of your yard into a habitat.

After the introduction, the book is separated into seven major sections referred to as Steps. There's Assess Your Property, Plan for Drainage and Stormwater Sequestration, Install Trees, Plant Shrubs, Working with Herbaceous Plants, Build a Wild or Natural Area, and Create Spaces for Human Use. If you're more interested in one part than the others, you can definitely skip around to find what you're looking for. I will say, the Drainage and Stormwater section made my head spin a bit.

I will say this: I don't know if the writers ever fully decided if they wanted this book to be targeted towards those who are already gung-ho about native plants and itching to transform their landscape, or to people who are just beginning to dip their toe into the idea. Overall though, it was a nice and informative read, and the illustrations inside are lovely.

[alpineshepherdbadboy]

bcs + ugly betty