#bag brands

[mewvore]

[lelelego]

I really love your fallout drawings! I was in the NV fandom when the game first came out, and one thing I really love about your art is how youthful you make boone look. I can't remember if there's a canon age for him, but the fan consensus at the time was that he was like, 22-24 but your art is the first I've seen where he looks that age. bravo!

thank you so much!! :"D i remember seeing he's 25-26 on the wiki or somewhere but i'm 50% sure that's not confirmed/has no source. while part of it is just my style, but i do love a younger look for him because i think it makes the shit that happened to him worse (emoji where it's the sunglasses emoji but also it's crying.jpg) and hones in on the fact that he's... borderline still a kid. he should be at the club.

anyway thinking about him at the club -> me drawing what i think he would wear on a run to the corner store

[nateyweb]

Louis Vuitton luggage bags in Sex and the City S06E19 "An American Girl in Paris (Part Une)" [2004]

[housecow]

one secret is eating cereal with heavy cream. it’s GOOD

[venompinks]

JENNIE ✷ MAISON KITSUNÉ BABY FOX CAMPAIGN

[glimmerkey]

Fish Resin Keychains

[tanadrin]

Jamelle Bouie made a couple of points on TikTok about US presidential elections recently that I thought were interesting. He argues it's kind of a myth that turnout rather than persuasion drives victories. The last couple of presidential elections have depended really on how undecided voters break, and in 2016 and 2020 how the so-called "double haters" who dislike both Biden and Trump voted when it came down to the wire. That pool of voters is quite small: in a highly polarized political environment, you just don't see the big swings in elections that you used to, and even now Biden is within a normal polling error of beating Trump. That polarization also puts a pretty low ceiling--and a pretty high floor--on any given candidate's approval ratings.

The 2020 election was in the end a very close re-run of the 2016 election--if you knew nothing about the 2020 campaign or election cycle other than who voted where and for who in 2016, you already have something like 95% of the results in 2020 figured out. This strongly contributes to my sense that the polls in 2024 are absolutely fucked: the idea we are going to see the single biggest race- and age-related realignment in voter behavior in November, when there have been no hints of it in actual election outcomes at any point in the last 18 months, and the swinginess of elections is at an all time low just doesn't seem tenable.

The other major point was that political events in a campaign have always had very short half-lives. This is one reason why people point out debates very rarely matter to the outcome of campaigns. Stuff like debates, major campaign gaffes, even campaign advertising, has a very short half-life in polls and seemingly in voters' minds as well. And since undecided voters are very different in their political behavior than people who care enough about politics to be following the presidential race in, like, June, they tend to only start paying attention to the race in the fall, and to make their final decision at the last minute.

All of this is to say the Trump assassination attempt is very unlikely to have any influence on the outcome of the election. Hell, neither is Biden's atrocious debate performance. People should make peace with the fact that the election as it stands is very uncertain: even if you rely on the polling data (which IMO you shouldn't), it is very difficult to predict with confidence who will win at this juncture.

[agnesmontague]

shoutout to your very first handbag. whatever age you got it at

[h0neyfreak]

If I got rid of like. 6 years worth of yarn stash for dirt cheap, would anyone here be interested in it? I’ll do it via eBay but I really just want it out of my apartment and don’t think anyone is going to trust a listing that’s $5 for as much yarn as I can shove in a box.

[brain-rot-hour]

Who let this man dress himself?

Appalling

[pretzlforpresident]

Bought this silver keychain at the fair yesterday. Prepare yourself for tomorrow little guy

[bebemoon]

look for the name CALEB (requested by anonymous) | nike x fear of god double hooded hoodie in grey, nike dri-fit drawstring running shorts in purple, nike air soc moc slippers in off-white (c. 2ooo's), nike mini rubber-bottom backpack in grey-blue (c. 199o's), casper small oval carabiner pendant chain necklace

[forgottenflickr]

2002

[newestcool]

Alexander McQueen f/w 1999 rtw Creative Director Alexander McQueen Models Laura Morgan & Frankie Ryder  Newest Cool

[osiris-iii-bc]

Oh, noooo. Not the expensive suitcase and bag Copia's.

You got me there. I thought this was about Terzo's paper bag arzgvjbzhxubi

Poor man was starved and locked away in a closet and only got out to sing, ifs 😭😭😭

NOOOOOOOOO NOT HIS POOR PAPER BAG NOOOOOOOOO

I was almost forgetting about it! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭