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Not to mention Native people and the huge role horsemanship played, especially in the plains/southwest area

[jar-of-moondust]

Give me more black cowboys, damnit! Why can’t hollywood be historically accurate? 

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[just-shower-thoughts]

It would really suck to throw up if you’re a giraffe.

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[gothhabiba]

ah yes, my favourite foreign language feel, “I know what all of those words mean individually but not together like that”

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not to forget its twin “i know (roughly) what you’re saying, but what are those words?”

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Plus the secret triplet “I managed to get your drift but I don’t know how to answer you”.

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Here is the Blog of the Game of Thrones Costume Maker

There is so much going on in that crazy HBO show Game of Thrones that we rarely get to stop and appreciate the finer details that go into its creation. Michelle Carragher is the talented embroiderer and illustrator behind the lavish costumes worn by many of the characters, and her blog is like a se

Michelle Carragher’s blog includes instructions on how to create this dragon scale effect in fabric!

“For Sansa’s wedding dress the designer Michele Clapton wanted to have an embroidered band that wrapped around which symbolistically told Sansa’s life from the Tully and Stark beginnings to the entanglement with the Lannisters,” says Michelle, “The dress colour was still very much Sansa Stark and the embroidery had pale golden tones but woven through the story are ripe red pomegranates, the red colour symbolising the growing Lannister influence over her.

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I have not watched this series but these costumes are incredible.

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FINALLY, some good GOT content

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Perfect song lyrics for a #NewYear.

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