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if you've never engaged with a creative art on a regular basis you need to understand that it requires concerted effort to get into "the groove" to make something and every second that it takes to get into that groove causes physical pain, but the only thing worse than doing it is not doing it.

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GEORGE PARKER as Henry Ashe BODIES (NETFLIX) ‧ 2023 ‧ S1·EP6 · dir. Marco Kreuzpaintne

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Inuit sculptures by Liss Stender

Traditional inuit male and female sculptures in Nuuk, Greenland

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Remembering the one Hades and Persephone fanfic retelling I read where the author had clearly never eaten a pomegranate in their life and just had the character in the Persephone role take a bite out of the side like an apple

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kill them with kindness? CORRECT! you were a milkman. that's what i've been told. you worked as a milkman all your life in that village where you grew up. you never harmed a soul and you never told a lie, and every single day of your life was warm greetings and milk bottles that you left like offerings on doorsteps. you'd share a kind word with the people you met. and the comfort you gave them, that was a comfort like nothing else in this world. you were happy, and you were satisfied. and you remained kind. and the years and the decades went on like this, and eventually you grew old. and you had a family along the way, if you wanted one. and if you didn't want one? nobody ever made you feel like that was something lacking in you. but the important thing is that when you died, after a long and wonderful life, you didn't die alone. you didn't die in pain, or in fear, but in your own bed, gently and with grace. the last thing you felt as you slipped away into the abyss was a hand squeezing your hand, a kind word in your ear, a gift returned, for all of the comfort you had given them. and after you died, even though in time you were forgotten, those who had known you carried your kindness onwards. and so the love and the care that had been the most essential parts of you, these currents ran on, and they spread across the land like clean water over parched soil, and in time beautiful things began to grow. and this, this was your lasting inheritance.

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Milles-fleurs and unicorn study :)

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s/o to this skeleton babe from 1936

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method actor this method actor that. toshiro mifune played a guy getting shot at by arrows by getting shot at by arrows

and yeah i believe it. ^ this is the face of a guy getting shot at by arrows

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It's very easy to say that magic doesn't exist, but ultimately computers work by channeling lightning through a series of crystals, so who's really to say.

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Rawr rawr rasputin xD

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Great hand forged snake window guards on a home in California

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“What do you mean you ‘accidentally’ killed the entire pantheon?”

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there is an academic text I've been trying to get my hands on, and I tracked down an ebook copy held by the national library, but due to legal restrictions it's only available for viewing on a library computer on their premises. like the only way I can read this research is to go to the national central library, book a computer desk, and scroll through it on a pc monitor for hours on end.

this digital copyright shit is so stupid, it makes me SO fucking mad. it costs nobody anything to let readers access this shit from home. it's a bunch of bits and bytes, the ebook file already exists. but publishers (and I include universities in this) are so brain rotten and craven that they will block any attempt to make information more accessible just in case there's a chance they'd miss out on one person with a really specific research interest paying them like £17 to look at a word document in a more comfortable chair.

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She'll cum harder if you fuck her mind first