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mossy-rainfrog · 1 month ago
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[Several photographs of a cosplay of Arthur Lester. In some photos, John Doe leans over his shoulder or otherwise interacts with him. More detailed ID in Alt Text.]
You can't separate us, not unless we're willing to do so.
wanted to test out some ideas and ended up having WAYY too much fun as Arthur (+ my John functioning as a kind of puppet). I'm genuinely kind of baffled at how great this whole thing came out, this was fully supposed to be a crappy little test but i am Obsessed
a few bonuses under the cut
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He sits :3 and Arthur smile caught in 4k! Plus, as a note, most of this outfit is store-bought (aka, was already in my closet), but the brown vest is actually handmade by me! it's reversible and blue on the inside. :) Also, shout out my theatre director roommate for helping with my makeup. He informed me that I "didn't look sunken enough" and fixed that. King.
Also brief shout out to the yellow contacts because I am blind as SHIT irl (-8.5 vision) and prescription halloween lenses are so hard to find so. shout out lensupermart for have my back
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This was what I was Actually intending to test; a shared cosplay with half John and half Arthur. I really like the idea of it, and for a trial run it came out ok! But definitely needs some finagling if I ever want to wear it out.
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Finally: jarthur selfie 🥰💛yay
If you read this far, thank you im love you lmk if you want anything from the gas station
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aeldata-usa · 2 years ago
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scrixels · 5 months ago
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i made a zine! all about how to make a lil guy™️!! with a fun poster on the reverse!
if you feel inspired: i would *love* to see any lil guys! here is one I made to test my instructions:
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bidokja · 6 months ago
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this isekai could've been an entirely independent fantasy setting
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malinowaj · 3 months ago
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coworker asking me why i translated a set of instructions myself and didn’t just use chatGPT. i’ve never wanted to say ”fuck you” to someone more than i did then.
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lemongogo · 1 year ago
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bigbrainbiology · 2 years ago
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Making an AU out of a drawing sheet of Penny <3
Basically the concept is Penelope runs away at 14, learns magic, then becomes an assassin. As for story? No idea I'm not too great at writing stuff 😅
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nexus-nebulae · 7 months ago
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Ok so. I appreciate the idea of semi-translating slang that not many people outside that particular region of the world might be aware of. But when I'm trying to listen to characters speaking and need subtitles, it just kinda fucking sucks to hear the word "aye" and read "yeah". If i need to know what certain slang means I'll look it up- but these accents, which I am personally not super familiar with, mean certain phrases I cannot guess the spelling for whatsoever, so I genuinely don't know what fucking word he just said. I mean seriously- having the guy say "gobshite" and have the subtitles say "bastard" is just fucking not how you do subtitles.
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bowlofstew · 5 months ago
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One of my friends is sick, so I'm bringing them homemade noodles. Not quite soup, since I'm sure soup would not be easy to reheat in a hospital. But they said noodles are okay. So it has the essence of soup regardless (warm, comforting).
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morgan-the-lonely-brick · 3 months ago
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I HATE OUTLOOK I HATE AUTHENTICATOR I HATE MICROSOFT DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE
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vishnutech · 4 days ago
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Preserving Indian Culinary Traditions in Germany: A Taste That Travels Across Borders
When you’re living thousands of kilometers away from home, it’s the little things that make you miss India the most—the familiar sounds of a pressure cooker, the spicy aroma of tadka, or the first bite of a hot paratha dipped in pickle. For Indians in Germany, food isn’t just about sustenance; it’s a bridge to identity, memory, and comfort.
As immigrants and expats work to build new lives, they also find ways to preserve the essence of where they came from. Cooking traditional Indian meals is one of the most meaningful ways to do that. And to do it right, access to authentic Indian groceries becomes not a luxury—but a necessity.
Why Indian Kitchens Abroad Still Matter
In the Indian household, the kitchen is more than just a space to cook—it’s a place where families bond, traditions are passed down, and memories are made. When you move to a new country, especially one like Germany where local supermarkets are stocked with unfamiliar products, recreating those meals can be difficult.
But it’s also empowering. Cooking Indian food abroad is an act of continuity. It keeps your culture alive—not just for you, but for your children, your friends, and even your German neighbors who are curious about your cuisine.
The Foundation of Indian Food Starts with Rice
If there's one ingredient that unites India’s diverse culinary landscape, it's Rice.
Rice is at the heart of daily meals in Indian homes. From the fluffy basmati that accompanies North Indian gravies to the short-grain rice used in South Indian curd rice or lemon rice, it’s an essential staple that transcends regions. It’s served during weddings, offered in temples, and eaten in the simplest home-cooked meals.
Outside India, not all rice is created equal. European supermarkets may offer jasmine or sushi rice, but these cannot replicate the taste or texture required in Indian cooking. That’s why Indian grocery stores in Germany play such a vital role. They offer a wide selection of rice varieties—basmati, sona masoori, idli rice, matta rice—making it possible to cook every dish exactly the way it was meant to be.
Whether you're preparing biryani, pongal, khichdi, or puliyogare, the right rice makes all the difference in authenticity and taste.
Embracing Culture Through Ingredients
For many Indian families abroad, food becomes the strongest cultural expression. Children growing up in Germany might speak German at school and watch Western TV shows, but when they sit down to a plate of dal-chawal or sambar-rice, they’re participating in a tradition that goes back generations.
Indian grocery stores abroad help sustain that connection. From essential spices and flours to traditional sweets, frozen snacks, and regional products, these stores offer everything needed to bring the Indian kitchen to life—wherever you are.
Celebrating Festivals Away from Home
Food is central to every Indian festival, whether it’s preparing sweets for Diwali, fasting meals for Navratri, or a rich feast for Onam. Even when you're celebrating away from extended family, the right ingredients can make it feel just as special.
Indian stores in Germany stock everything from pooja items and ghee lamps to festive snacks and seasonal sweets—making it easy to celebrate every occasion with full authenticity.
Online Shopping for Convenience and Choice
As life gets busier, more people are turning to online platforms to do their grocery shopping. Indian online grocery services in Germany offer a wide range of products with:
Region-specific categories (e.g., South Indian, North Indian, Jain food)
Delivery across cities and towns
Fresh stock updates and discounts
Easy browsing in English
Safe and secure checkout
This helps students, working professionals, and families save time while staying connected to the flavors they love.
Final Thought
Cooking Indian food in Germany is more than a habit—it’s a celebration of identity. With the right ingredients, every meal becomes an emotional experience, a moment of connection, and a way to preserve your roots. Thanks to the availability of a trusted Indian grocery store in Germany, you no longer have to miss out on tradition, no matter how far from home you are.
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mariocki · 11 months ago
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Honor Blackman guest stars as art expert Syd Lewis in Saber of London: Deep in the Heart of Chelsea (1.3, NBC, 1957)
#fave spotting#honor blackman#cathy gale#saber of london#the vise#the avengers#classic tv#deep in the heart of chelsea#1957#nbc#so im visiting parents for a week or two and taking the opportunity to catch up on my old tv watching as i have access to my beloved#dvd collection. Saber was one of the final network releases I've located (after‚ i might say‚ a long long search for a reasonably priced#copy). so. the story of Saber of London. (deep breath). SoL is really a development of The Vise; for more on the needlessly complex history#of that series you can follow the appropriate tag above. in short The Vise was a crime anthology made specifically for US tv but produced#in the UK using brit actors writers and directors. the recurring character of Mark Saber was popular enough that the show eventually became#The Vise: Mark Saber; it then became Saber of London. some sources still regard this show as essentially being a later series of The Vise#(and it does still use the og theme tune over the end credits) but considering the title change and (crucially) the fact that SoL saw the#series move from ABC to NBC‚ im gonna consider this its own self contained show and number the episodes accordingly (ie. this is series 1 o#Saber of London not series 5 or 7 (depending on your counting) of The Vise). anyway now that's all out of the way.#there's little material difference between this series and the slightly earlier The Vise: Mark Saber episodes besides new titles and a#different introductory spiel from star Donald Gray. our hero is still a plucky private detective undertaking modest cases that the show's#budget will allow. this ep concerns art forgeries and an attempt to trap the criminals responsible‚ which means Saber must call on an art#expert to help authenticate the works. enter Honor! not yet a star‚ Honor did have a decade of acting experience behind her#which is maybe reflected in the fact that she's given an unusually meaty part for a woman in this series: she's neither victim nor love#interest (which are the usual roles) but a witty and intelligent source of assistance to the hero.#unlike The Vise episodes (which could take up to a decade to appear in the uk if they did at all) SoL appears to have had a fairly regular#slot from Granada about two years after the show's US premier. this ep would have been seen by uk audiences in 1959
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moralton · 3 months ago
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sorry my art style looks like it changes every 5 seconds tbh i’m mostly a trad artist and digital art kinda warps that lol
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deadcaptainentertainment · 7 months ago
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Tonight, I noticed an email from Facebook with a legitimate code to change my password that came in around 2pm while I was at work and not using Facebook. I also noticed SOMEONE HAD OPENED IT. Which was also not me, because I was at work, not using my personal email. So I looked at the activity log on both of my email accounts and you guys would not BEEELIEVE what I found. See pictures for the shocking results. This is just one page from each that I could screenshot, this crap has been going on for days upon days and someone actually managed to sign into one of my accounts more than once. I have since changed my password to something harder and forced sign out on all accounts, so hopefully that kicks out whoever was in my effing email, but holy crap.
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sailforvalinor · 1 year ago
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Brb about to strangle Apple (the company) with my bare hands
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TAG vent time
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