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i have never understood or played magic the gathering, but i have nothing but respect for it after seeing this tittieless snake woman

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you could have gone the easy route. you could have given her titties. but you didn’t. cause she’s a reptile. thank you mtg. thank you.

She is feeling Fresh and Fabulous

SHE SURE IS because she is literally finishing up a shed there, look, you can see the last of it clinging to her tail

but she’s already dressed again, after peeling off the skin that would previously have been under that armor

the only logical conclusion here is that she wanted a picture of herself at her SHINIEST and PRETTIEST and hurried to get dressed once enough of her fresh and shiny new skin was uncovered

I bet her bestie took the picture and has been eagerly waiting with the magical fantasy camera for like, hours

“oh my GOD T’sissra your scales are SO VIBRANT this picture is going to be AMAZING”

(Source: nbvagabond, via sushigal007)

9d6problems:
“The Lady of the Lake is pretty chill. Her cousin, the Witch of the Waterfall, is a little less sociable.
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9d6problems:

The Lady of the Lake is pretty chill. Her cousin, the Witch of the Waterfall, is a little less sociable.

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autoimmuneamy:

“Do you want to talk about it or be distracted from it” is honestly the best thing you can say to me when I say im sad/in pain etc.

this is really good advice to say to anyone who is upset

another good thing to say is “do you want to problem solve or do you want to vent” because it can be so frustrating to have someone suggest a dozen things you’ve already tried when all you want to do is rant for a little while

(not saying that problem solving is bad - that’s why it’s something to offer! just that it’s good to know whether the person you’re talking to is interested in doing it at the moment)

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“ The Hesitant Betrothed by Auguste Toulmouche (1866)
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I have always adored this painting. Having the central female figure stare with...

kingsgrave:

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myartmoods:

The Hesitant Betrothed by Auguste Toulmouche (1866)

I have always adored this painting. Having the central female figure stare with awareness at her viewer is a very powerful move, and something not often given to women in paintings. It creates an engagement with the viewer, she sees you and she knows you are watching her. She is no longer an object in an image, she is a person.

You know she gon’ kill the man she has to marry

I like how everyone else is totally excited the women are congratulating her, the little girl is so into being a flower girl.

And she’s there in middle going “THIS IS SUCH BULLSHIT.”

“the hesitant betrothed” there is NOTHING HESITANT about that expression

Whoa. This is really dramatic and unexpected :)
The “Fuck This Shit” Betrothed

This is the ‘Isn’t It A Tragedy She Was Widowed So Young’ Betrothed, is what it is.

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jpegfantasy:
“ 90s public washroom designed by Stéphane Plassier.
Bathrooms, Collins Design, 2004 📚
Salvaged & scanned by @jpegfantasy 🖨️
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jpegfantasy:

90s public washroom designed by Stéphane Plassier.

Bathrooms, Collins Design, 2004 📚

Salvaged & scanned by @jpegfantasy 🖨️

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fandomemeia:

its the last day of 2018 so i’m gonna say it: what the fuck was that

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charlesoberonn:

Muggle World: We’re sorry, Harry, you won’t get to compete in the contest. There must’ve been a glitch in our systems. You weren’t supposed to be in the draw at all, you’re too young.

Wizard World: Send this child to the death games! The goblet has spoken!

the Wizard World is a lawless hellscape

Opposite; the Wizard World is a lawful hellscape. The laws suck but they are followed without question

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trasemc:

The American artist Mike Stilkey was summoned by a bookstore in Seoul to design large-scale mosaics created with books.

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@go-west-allen @sweet-child-of-the-paradise-city

I just like the use of the word “summoned”. Like dude wasn’t just hired, nah, they had to perform a whole ritual to get him there to do art.

Kevin from the marketing division got sacrificed.

Which looking at that artwork, worth it tbh.

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