#stone milled

[pxmlx]

“Fucking idiots” I mutter to myself while reading (for the millionth time) about two dumbasses clearly in love with each other CONVINCED that their feelings are one sided

[bemp0]

Pose Patrol

[letmeinimafairy]

Autumn landscape on a beautiful Picasso jasper, a windmill I saw in a wooden architecture museum. One of those cases when you just know what would be here, the main challenge is not to mess up the pattern

Available

[fried-piranha]

farewell.

[gbiechele]

Pegville Falls 

Top 2 Photos - Asahi Super-Takumar 28mm f/3.5 lens Bottom Photo - Auto Sears 55mm f/1.4 lens Sony A7

[weirdlookindog]

Il mulino delle donne di pietra (1960)

[kiwbyy]

a thing i drew a while ago for an event !

[jimiscribif]

wanted to recreate one of the s1 promos with the s4 version of the team

[aaronsinferno]

DOOM PATROL FINALE:

Just finished the series finale and while it’s nothing like how I expected it to end…I’m okay with it.

Larry finally letting go of that fear and self loathing to go and find peace with Rama was a long time coming. Why did they have to turn into an alien chemical sun? Idk. But at least they’re together and happy.

Vic finally found himself and has finally come to terms with who he is. He’s more than just a hero. He’s an influence and will go on to inspire so many people and make way for a better future.

I like how despite everything, Laura is still such a flawed character. They didn’t magically fix her or make her do a complete turnaround. She wants to be good but fears that there’s still something dark inside her making her incapable of being anything other than evil. But it’s nice knowing that she’s going to try. That Rita and the others have made some form of impact on her life.

Speaking of Rita, her death didn’t catch me by surprise. I figured she’s either bounce back last minute or get the boot. And as shitty as her send off was, it was very on brand. I’m just happy she found peace with someone… even if it was Malcolm.

Glad Jane is able to live whatever life she wants now. How she’ll do it in space idk, but at least she’s happy. It does suck that she didn’t end up with Shelly, but I don’t exactly hate her with Casey. Her goodbye with Cliff is what I thought would break me. That or how she painted their first meeting back in season 1. Boy was I wrong.

What hit me the hardest was Cliff. That ending?That fucking ending?!? Jesus christ. Wow. Very fitting that the show begins and ends with him. He finally got to spend his final moments with his daughter and grandson while at the same time not missing any of the pivotal moments in their lives. The good or the bad. A bittersweet send off to a flawed but loving character.

Really gonna miss these characters..

Like it or not, community matters. Surrounding yourself with people who care about you enough to even attempt to understand or support you is important. Find your people.

Also

You’re deserving of love. From others but most importantly from yourself. Love yourself. Always.

[laura-de-milf]

6 tickets to Barbie please

[jyou-no-sonoko19]

"Can I tell you a secret?"

[lacunes]

Went back to the stones, cleaned them up a bit (and with every layer of sand I removed, some of the stone came off too, so I had to work with a whole lot of patience)

But the pattern is still really visible and it looks beautiful, and it's very different from the pattern all of our current stones have. Which could mean that these stones were also used for a different kind of grain, perhaps corn or rye instead of 'normal' wheat. Also it seems to be made to turn the other way around from the current set of stones. But that might be a small error on my side. Will have to check again.

(I checked against other photos on my Insta while typing this, they're definitely turning the other way around. Our current stones are being moved/operated from the bottom, these might've been operated from above, which makes it easier once again to guesstimate the year they came from)

What I did find, is that the mill iron, used to lift the top stone (the runner) from the bottom one, is the same that's currently used. It balances the stone, and there are 'chambers' in the stone itself that can be filled with weights (or just random metal scraps) to help balance the stone even more.

By process of elimination, I've found that these stones weren't used for any other purpose apart from milling flour. But that's some more bullshit I won't bore y'all with.

[doctorwhomst-pasta]

Doom Patrol finale killed me all the way dead.

Rita fucking died. Laura got no forgiveness. Movie Snuggles <3. Jane is now Kay. Isabel/Immortus is just chill now. Larry and Rama exploded with love, literally. Kay and Casey are gays in space! Cliff died but he got to see his grandson grow up. Vic got his robotics program going. Laura got to burn shit. Dorothy just completely vaish3d after Immortimas.

10/10 Maximum Emotional Damage.

[harmonysanreads]

Do you think if Aventurine tries hard enough he can sound like Alhaitham ?—?

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Eric Hananoki at MMFA:

While some Republicans have tried to distance their party from Laura Loomer, her show’s guest list indicates how closely linked the GOP is to the far-right extremist.  More than a dozen GOP nominees, elected officials, and Trump advisers have appeared on Loomer’s show, including Trump running mate JD Vance, senior Trump campaign officials Corey Lewandowski and Jason Miller, and members of Congress.  [...] Republicans have routinely supported Loomer by sponsoring her newsletter and appearing on her streaming show since it launched last year. Here is a list of those appearances:  

October 26, 2023: Jason Miller, Trump campaign senior adviser. 

November 3, 2023: Dave Williams, then-head of the Colorado Republican Party. 

November 7, 2023: Then-Rep. George Santos of New York. 

January 30, 2024: Sigal Chattah, national committeewoman for the Nevada Republican Party. 

October 17, 2023, February 13, 2024, July 23, 2024: Roger Stone, a longtime adviser to Trump. 

February 13, 2024: Sen. JD Vance of Ohio. 

March 19, 2024: Rep. Cory Mills of Florida. 

March 21, 2024: Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina. 

April 25, 2024, and June 4, 2024: Will Scharf, Trump attorney. 

April 30, 2024: Lynne Patton, Trump campaign senior adviser. 

May 21, 2024: Kari Lake, then-U.S. Senate candidate and now nominee in Arizona. 

May 23, 2024, and July 17, 2024: Corey Lewandowski, who helped with the Republican National Convention and then again joined the Trump campaign as a senior adviser in August. 

July 25, 2024: Bernie Moreno, U.S. Senate nominee in Ohio. 

Since the launch of Loomer Unleashed by Laura Loomer on Rumble last year, more than a dozen GOP electeds and Trump officials have appeared on her podcast.

[weirdlookindog]

Scilla Gabel and Liana Orfei in Mill of the Stone Women (Il mulino delle donne di pietra, 1960).