Dogs' Names

Somehow, me and my dogs ended up going by the same nicknames. Which ended up being quite a few

[themakeupbrush]

Georges Hobeika S/S 2018 Haute Couture

[opaldome]

Black Opal, Diamond And Gold Earrings - Arthur King

[cheese24k]

I had to babysit my girlfriends cat.

[itsjustrad]

The cinematography and lighting of this video and score are better than half the shit I’ve seen in theaters. Fuck.

[trulyvincent]

René Lalique Comb 1900

[gemville]

A Beautiful Nephrite, Ruby and Diamond Stamp Box by Carl Fabergé, St. Petersburg, Circa 1907

Dimensions: 7cm x 3.1cm x 1.9cm

[mst3kgifs]

Hey, you guys need a third?

[mst3kgifs]

Funny… all this stuff looked so tiny a few seconds ago!

[benevolentvulture]

Visit Original Link

Jolene by Dolly Parton except it’s playing downstairs while you’re laying up in the loft of a cabin listening to the thunder and rain hitting the roof tiles above you

[thenicestavenger]

[robeblr]

Oh BITCH this is a mood

[elumish]

Planning Plans

One of the biggest issues I’ve seen with plans in fiction is that they usually only succeed because the author made them. That is to say, they rely on things that the characters shouldn’t have or should be able to count on, that just happen to work out because they’re needed for plot reasons. So when you’re planning characters’ plans, here are some things to consider:

Do they rely heavily on luck/things just going their way?

Do they require knowledge or information that the characters have no way of knowing (intimate details of their opponents abilities, specifications of a location that they’ve never been to, etc.)?

Do they work only if nothing goes wrong?

Do they require those outside of the plan (including the opponent) making a very specific set of decisions, particularly a set that they wouldn’t reliably make?

Are they extremely complication/convoluted?

Is the chance of success exceedingly low?

These are all signs (though not necessarily the only signs) that this plan ending successful will feel unrealistic and contrived to the reader.

[gemsonsafari]

Diamond & Pearl Octopus Rings

By JacobandCo

[femmequeens]

Tami Williams at Giambattista Valli Spring/Summer 2018 Haute Couture

[themakeupbrush]

Ralph Lauren S/S 2019

[themakeupbrush]

Ralph Lauren S/S 2019

[theancientwayoflife]

~ Earring with a dove standing on an altar. Culture: Greek Period: Hellenistic Period Date: 150–100 B.C. Medium: Gold, garnet, and glass paste.

[themakeupbrush]

Ralph Lauren S/S 2019

[crowvie]

Don’t buy a girl flowers. Flowers die. Buy her a dragon.

[kuueater]

[loafed-beans-deactivated2020082]

[fedkaczynski]

What’s funny is that this actually happened. 

[allamericankindofguy-actual]

I’m unfamiliar with this story please elaborate

[fedkaczynski]

Finnish soldier gets separated from the rest of his unit but he’s the only one carrying the emergency amphetamines for the unit, takes too many and goes on a one man rampage for like 2 weeks straight giving the opposing Soviet soldiers nightmares for decades. Oh and he did it all on skis. 

[ethereal-insight-deactivated201]

Did he survive?

[loafed-beans-deactivated2020082]

Yes, during his methed up 2-3 week rampage he got injured by a land mine, travelled 400km on skis, and only ate pine buds and a Siberian Jay that he caught which he ate raw. When he made it back to Finnish lines he was taken to a hospital where it was found his heart rate was nearly 200 beats per minute and his weight had dropped to 43kg (94.7lbs).

[doctor-roman]

His name was Aimo Koivunen if you want to look him up

[misteryada]

Those are the eyes of a man who has seen god and laughed

[diarrheaworldstarhiphop]

Friendly reminder that axis forces were casually methheads, contributing to their fighting effectiveness lmfao