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feel free to use. idc about credit that much but it would be cool if you did credit
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tannertan36

oozey mess
The Stonewall Inn
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Game Changer & Make Some Noise

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Love Begins
occasionally subtle
RMH
d e v o n
Phantogram Three
Cookie Run:Kingdom Official!

Product Placement
The Bowery Presents
Fieri Frames
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
Interview Vampire Daily
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@butterflies-and-bumble-bees
I spent way too much time on this
feel free to use. idc about credit that much but it would be cool if you did credit
Actually, never mind I’m a three out of 10 for the sake of humility
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which game is this from?
having fun?
Firstly, when you get this, you have to answer with 5 things you like about yourself, publicly. Then, send this ask to 10 of your favorite followers (non-negotiable, positivity is cool)
uhhhh
my singing voice
teaching ability
i make good baked goods
people say im good at giving gifts
Society wouldn't force Socrates to commit s*cide today. Instead they just accuse him of “bad faith engagement.” That's progress I guess?
they would doxx him and steak out his house threateningly tho
I detest having a beard but am to lazy to shave it
sounds like a you problem
eww light person
why did you send me this on spetember 9th 2025?
Most emojis are kinda cringe
your face is cringe
Please draw a picture of Bigfoot murdering John
no
both john and bigfoot are my friends and i don't want them murdering each other
In 1988, the Folio Junior collection for kids published "The Lord of the Rings" divided into six parts. Each of the traditional three volume was itself split into two.
And they are really funny. Christian Broutin had an interesting... perception of Middle-Earth.
I don't have high quality pictures of the first one (The Fellowship of the Ring, part 1) but you can see that it shows Gandalf escaping Isengard thanks to the eagle... With at the bottom what can be as much Gollum as the Watcher in the Water or some goblin. It is... hard to tell. "The Fellowship of the Ring part 2" meanwhile made the interesting choice to focus on the often-forgotten crebain. EDIT: @barrymccaulkinem made the more logical suggestion that this green thing on book 1 corresponds to the Barrows sequence. It would make more sense.
Two Towers is divided between, on one side what I think is a depiction of Isengard but with the guy from the poster of Bakshi's Wizards that strolled in (plus random creepy eyes underneath) ; and on the other the cutest Shelob you'll ever see.
Finally you have The Return of the King, and while part 2 is a fairly traditional fall of Barad-dûr scene, the part 1 is the best of them all... The Witch-King riding a giant fearthless chicken.
That's no chicken, that's a featherless biped. In other words...
Forest prince in the cradle of his kingdom
head splitter
In 1988, the Folio Junior collection for kids published "The Lord of the Rings" divided into six parts. Each of the traditional three volume was itself split into two.
And they are really funny. Christian Broutin had an interesting... perception of Middle-Earth.
I don't have high quality pictures of the first one (The Fellowship of the Ring, part 1) but you can see that it shows Gandalf escaping Isengard thanks to the eagle... With at the bottom what can be as much Gollum as the Watcher in the Water or some goblin. It is... hard to tell. "The Fellowship of the Ring part 2" meanwhile made the interesting choice to focus on the often-forgotten crebain. EDIT: @barrymccaulkinem made the more logical suggestion that this green thing on book 1 corresponds to the Barrows sequence. It would make more sense.
Two Towers is divided between, on one side what I think is a depiction of Isengard but with the guy from the poster of Bakshi's Wizards that strolled in (plus random creepy eyes underneath) ; and on the other the cutest Shelob you'll ever see.
Finally you have The Return of the King, and while part 2 is a fairly traditional fall of Barad-dûr scene, the part 1 is the best of them all... The Witch-King riding a giant fearthless chicken.