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He/him, 19

[heavenmercy]

ON HIATUS!!!!!!

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19 . He/him

English / French (Rough)

I do art, I post whenever I feel like it!

I have Dyslexia, sorry for my spelling or grammar

okk bye

[heavenmercy]

WHAT THE FUCK HAPPENED

[piierogis]

yeah i've been convinced. i see the potential

@lesmisshippingshowdown

[youareagoodperson]

thank you Canada 🇨🇦

[the-gimmick-hospital]

FUCK YEAH GO CANADA!!!

[victorhugewhore]

Jean Prouvaire moodboard

[lescommunity]

Community S01E12 Comparative Religion

[heavenmercy]

R 🍷

[heavenmercy]

ugghhh why is he like this

[heavenmercy]

R 🍷

[heavenmercy]

ugghhh why is he like this

[doctor-bodacious]

[lesmisscraper]

So, what they're throwing at National Guards in here are the bottles of aquafortis, right?

[heavenmercy]

Sorry for the inactivity :( going through mental health complications, October wasn't very pleasant and November is already giving me some rough patches. had some late October piece ideas that I might draw up to lighten myself up a bit, hoping December will be better for my activity 💙💙

[samthesweatyboi]

🎶A heart full of loveeee‼️🥀🔊🗣️🗣️🎵🎵

[nortism]

More doodles from my au in which instead of bringing a stray law student to the ABC meeting, Courfeyrac brings a literal stray cat. I like to imagine this is a semi frequent occurrence for him.

Close ups under the cut

[barjarjinks]

enjolras as a sphinx [sketches under cut]

[alicedrawslesmis]

so. would a mattress hold on for multiple rounds of grapeshot. probably not right.

[alicedrawslesmis]

@solomontoaster replied: My gut instinct is that it might depend on what the mattress was stuffed with.

yeah I was just thinking. What even is a mattress

[akallabeth-joie]

So, I did a bunch of reading on this during the 2020 brickclub.

Summary of mattresses c.1840:

Fabric exterior stuffed with straw, horsehair, wool, or (less commonly) flock, coconut fiber (coir), moss, chaff, sawdust, paper, see-grass, cornhusks, beech leaves, or sometimes cotton. Some of these materials only appear in children's mattresses. Metal coil mattresses are known, too.

Average weight of around 40 lbs. Minimum weight seems to be around 20lbs, with good mattresses are in the 70-80lb range.

Thickness of mattress depends on the material and density of packing: most of the references I found which gave a number were 3"-4" or 6"-8".

Usually used in groups: a tightly-packed straw paillasse functions like a box spring. Above it are generally one or two softer mattresses (horsehair and wool being common options).

French mattresses have a reputation (in English-language sources) of being soft and luxurious, and one mentions that they are usually stuffed with wool, which is replaced every year.

Waterbeds and air mattresses do exist (as cutting-edge medical tech).