drew ralsei with a sword again
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went to a hairdresser for the first time in 4+ years and she gave me bangs
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there is an effort to shift from calling headaches from migraine "migraines" and instead call them things like "migraine attacks" because migraine refers to the entire neurological condition that involves dozens of symptoms across several days of a migraine attack, beyond just the pain in the head. migraine is a debilitating neurological disorder, not a reference to the sole symptom of headache, and I am absolutely going to forget this the next time I have a migraine attack.
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Let us suppose that the "average" horse would have equal proportions of all these parts. The degree to which each part in this poll deviates from the "average" size (20% of total) will determine how large or small that part of our horse will be (i.e a horse with only 10% in Legs will have legs half the size of the average horse).
I will draw a picture of the horse we make!
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As with the horse poll, please regard these options as sliders. The extent to which each one deviates from 1/6th of the total will determine the amount that canine aspect deviates from the "average."
I will draw the dog we make. :)
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Reblogging would be a great help, but don’t feel pressured to
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i prefer to make polls longer than shorter but i easily forget lol
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meenah was so right when she said water u talkin boat
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Shalom Harlow wearing John Galliano (1993) Photography: Ellen von Unwerth
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I find it incredibly funny from a meta/author perspective, that Ancient Greece decided to name their protagonist that angers many people “Anger Bringer” but, even funnier, is the in universe understating that anyone who meets Odysseus must have had the thought “oh dear, how unfortunate to be named hateful/hated” and then they have exactly One conversation with him and go “Ah I see now”
For reference, Odysseus’ name sounds very much like the Greek word odussomai, which can roughly mean “I am angry at” or “I am the cause of anger” (or simply “to hate” or “to dismiss”), a fact that is used for ironic effect frequently in the Odyssey.
It’s also specifically stated in Book 19 that Odysseus’ grandfather, a master thief and one who has also pissed off a lot of people, specifically named him this because “I am disliked by many, all across the world, and I dislike them back. So name the child Odysseus.” 19.428
Bro looked at his grandson and thought “Ahaha, this one’s going to be a troublemaker like me. Better get him started early.”
It’s like a terrible allegory for cause and effect or something.
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