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erarg

wheres the gif of the guy on fire but then he eats a watermelon and hes fine

selkiecide

skelecola

this is what summertime is like

faejayy

Yall????? omfg???? If you're a historical artist you NEED to look at what I just found because A BUNCH OF ORIGINAL SOURCES ON CLOTHING RANGING FROM MEDIEVAL TIMES TO THE 20TH CENTURY??? WITH CLEAR PHOTOS AND VERBAL EXPLANATIONS??? AND THEY'RE SORTED IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER WITHIN THE CENTURIES TOO????????

https://bloshka.info/

there's also this which also seems good but has less original sources and I haven't looked through as much :)

https://world4.eu/

wolfythewitch

Playing around with a human Rocky (and Adrian) design

wolfythewitch

Eridian Grace to match my human Rocky hehe

encryptidarchivist

count dracula? uhhh ok. one

zamczysko

WRONG! searching "dracula" on letterboxd alone gives almost 600 results! and that's just movies! thousands of draculas are upon us

kozlarz

cmon they just started… give it some time

encryptidarchivist

thank you.

two

onemilliondraculas

Keep going

boxheadpaint

fear not: you can also “attack” your friends even outside of art fight, so if you miss the chance to before august 2nd you can always get them after with no repercussions. No crime will be committed either way and its actually fine to draw art for others at any other time of the year

zarvasystem

clawdee

I did however convince a woman to buy a men's pairs of shorts because she did a like the design on it, and she was upset it came only in the men's. And I was like 'well let's just find a size that fits you in the men's...'

Because like who the fuck cares if it's made for men or women if it fits you it fucking fits you and if you like it fucking put it on!

I still remember years ago we had a guy come in and he put on a coat that was a woman's coat but he loved it and he looked great in it but then he saw it was for women and he took it off like it was fucking burning his skin. Stop gendering shit.

If it looks good on you, it fits, and you like it on you - put it on.

the-haiku-bot

If it looks good on

you, it fits, and you like it

on you - put it on.

Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.

my tummy hurts from laughing

ms-anomalous

Joe Coyne, aka the Penny Plunderer, is canonically one of the only DC villains (and if I'm not mistaken, the only Batman villain), to be sent to hell. For stealing pennies, he was damned to the fires below.

There's an excellent Huggbees video on him, it's hilarious.

the-haiku-bot

There’s an excellent

Huggbees video on him,

it’s hilarious.

Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.

spaceguylewis

PROJECT HAIL MARY ↳ Bonus Color Palettes from the Deleted Scenes

dredsina

Ive said this before but swear the biggest skill to learn as an adult is how to resist high-pressure sales tactics. You do NOT have to answer questions with anything other than "Sorry I'm not interested." No matter how nice they are or no matter how many follow up questions they ask or even how agitated they get when you stand your ground. Just keep saying I'm not interested. Don't answer their questions. Don't give them an opening to try to push back on your reasons. Be a fucking brick wall of I'm not interested.

sweaterkittensahoy

When we bought our car, I told Sean to let me handle it. I walked in and said "We have X for a down payment and cannot pay more than Y in monthly payments." My Y number had some leeway, but I didn't mention that.

First thing the sales guy did after I laid down the rules was turn to Sean and go, "What's your number?" And Sean said. "Oh, no, you negotiate with Gayle."

So, strike one for the sales guy. Could not divide and conquer us by implying THE MAN would not surprised at what I laid down.

Sales guy then had to confer with his manager and left us at his desk for several minutes. I have a vague recollection (this was 16 years ago) of Sean and I amusing ourselves doing bits about the other people there to look at cars. I am sure we did not give off the stressed or nervous energy they were hoping for.

Guy comes back. His first offer is fifty dollars a month more than I told him we could pay. I looked at him and said "I gave you our upper limit."

"Well, but what's another 50 bucks a month?"

"Something I can't afford."

He didn't know what to do with my open and unashamed admittal that I had a budget because my money was finite.

He went back to talk to the manager again.

It took two more rounds of "I told you what I can afford" before he finally came back 20 bucks under what I'd stated as my max.

The trick to resisting high-stress sales tactics is doing the math at home, knowing exactly what you can afford, and then walking into the room and stating that number minus 15%. Then refusing to budge from that number. Never, ever, meet then where they want. Always meet them where you want. Because at the end of the day, you can walk away and go somewhere else and say "I told the people at Z what my terms were, and they refused to work with me. Here are my terms. Meet them, and you make a sale today."

teachablr-moment

I have been a salesperson. I tried very hard to make a living selling life insurance. I read all the books and failed many, many more times than I succeeded. In the end, I went into education, where the sales pitch is much more agreeable (do your homework and I'll give you a better grade).

Lemme tell you that sales people are like the fae folk in the old tales.

They are beholden to the magic number 3. Refuse a sales pitch three times and they are trained to give up. They are trained in many ways to "redirect a refusal", but three refusals means it's time for them to give up.

They cannot enter your home without your permission. But once given in any form, permission is tough to claw back.

They truly fear a failed deal. Sale folk feed on the magic of forging contracts. If they cannot meet their quota, they will starve.

Their deals are never symmetrical. Somehow, it's always weighted in their favor, usually in inscrutable ways.

the-haiku-bot

Lemme tell you that

sales people are like the fae

folk in the old tales.

Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.

audreynalley

"Dancers Lovers" A choreography inspired by Sean Lew and Kaycee Rice's performance at the World of dance 2018. I animated the loop in 3D using maya, then drew each frame with pencils.

sugarsaltreading

earlier this week Twitter user ppuccin0 tweeted about a fashion article that advised against tops with large floral patterns, saying the wearer was in danger of looking like a "ロマンティックおばさん," or a "romantic auntie." the tweet went viral with many agreeing that a "romantic auntie" sounded like a very nice thing to aspire to be, and some even posted illustrations or photos tagged with the trend