Two-handed sword that belonged to the Bavarian Prince-Elector Maximilian II, 1689.
Source: https://imgur.com/fnRPbW1
What stat requirements do you need to use it

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Two-handed sword that belonged to the Bavarian Prince-Elector Maximilian II, 1689.
Source: https://imgur.com/fnRPbW1
What stat requirements do you need to use it
THE SWORD IN THAT LAST REBLOG IS SO MUCH BIGGER THAN IT LOOKS
Oh 50 Strength gotcha
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every one should watch harvey birdman attorney at law
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FRIENDLY REMINDER: You are allowed to feel proud of yourself for things that might seem silly to other people, like getting better at a video game or putting together a nice outfit for the next morning or finishing a book. You deserve to feel proud for your accomplishment.
tumblr: now all your liked posts are displayed on your blog! isn’t that cool?
me:
“this butt… is the best butt.”
Me with bae
FUCK YOU RANDOM FLYING PAPER
I always hate it when people are all “so do you go to school, or are you working, or” and I either have to
make up some lie, or
eventually get around to “I am not working because of depression/anxiety,” and subsequently have to deal with whatever bullshit-riddled and completely unsolicited opinions on mental illness this stranger feels obligated to share with me.
So my therapist was like, “You don’t have to do either. You can just say you haven’t worked in a while because you’re recovering from an illness.”
I tried it when the home inspector was here today, and it fucking worked. He was like, “oh, I’m sorry, are you doing better now,” and I’m like yeah, and don’t worry, it’s not contagious, awkward laugh, and we moved on.
MY THERAPIST. IS A GENIUS. Because it is an illness, so it’s not a lie to say that, and it’s also none of his business to know specifically what it is, and I clearly don’t want to give more details, so we should move on from this topic. MY THERAPIST IS A GODDAMN GENIUS.
Dude I needed this. I never know what to say when people ask if I work because I’m severely disabled and don’t work.
REBLOG TO SAVE A LIFE HOLY SHIT
effie: no there’s no wifi in the arena
“My life is like a fart”
also I watched Treasure Planet for 2354246 time
Canadian advocate Rupert Raj appears on the Sally Jessy Raphael show in 1986.
Rupert in the ‘70s.
Rupert Raj (65) has been a Eurasian-Canadian, pansexual, trans activist since 1971. As a gender specialist/psychotherapist in Toronto from 2000 to 2015, he counselled transgender, genderqueer, intersex and two-spirit people, and as an expert witness, testified at human rights hearings. In 2013, Rupert was inducted into the Canadian Lesbian & Gay Archives, where “The Rupert Raj Collection” is housed. He co-edited (with Dan Irving) Trans Activism in Canada: A Reader (Canadian Scholars’ Press, 2014). Original Plumbing included Raj in its 2013 Heroes issue, along with other trans* historical figures and activists. In 2017, he donated his international poetry anthology, Of Souls & Roles, Of Sex & Gender: A Treasury of Transsexual, Transgenderist & Transvestic Verse from 1967 to 1991 (unpublished, 2017), to the University of Victoria’s Transgender Archives, which can be freely accessed online: http://www.uvic.ca/transgenderarchives/. His memoirs, True Tales of a Eurasian-Canadian Trans Activist, was published in 2017.