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Helping cat drink water

(via)

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this is my first and probably only deltarune fanart please enjoy it

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how do you want to sign in?

text me a code

email me a code

tell us the last meaningful conversation you had with your mother

click on this map the last three places you went to that are not your home

the password you signed up with (don't pick this one)

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And i shit you not the pasta was creepy

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baby barred owls slop suspiciously near weird bush

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feral.FERAL

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Been thinking about this movie again

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…THEY’RE CALLED T-SHIRTS BECAUSE THEY RESEMBLE THE LETTER T

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as a Regular Guy who happens to read ~300 books a year i feel the particular responsibility to refuse the bookfluencer industrial complex and remind people that identity as a reader is based solely on whether or not you happen to enjoy pleasure reading, not achieving some numerical goal or having the hottest take

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Lee Avison

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Boom

"Are You Shitting Me?" local woman asks quietly, as yet more thunder starts up in the distance.

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I’m wheezing

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If you know a specific religious building, how are the interior walls and floor? The surfaces themselves, not the decoration added to the walls or furniture. Pick one you know best if needed.

Bare material

Painted, simply

Painted, several colors/ motifs

3d decor in the wall, sculpted, carved...

Something else I didn't think of

Nuance

Results

The question comes from something I noticed, that most churches I know (in France) have bare walls, when we know most churches used to have painted walls during the Middle Ages, and the image I imagine of other religions' buildings is mostly of more ornated walls, so I wanted to check if what I knew was accurate.

The question comes from something I noticed, that most churches I know (in France) have bare walls, when we know most churches used to have painted walls during the Middle Ages, and the image I imagine of other religions' buildings is mostly of more ornated walls, so I wanted to check if what I knew was accurate.