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Sweet Seals For You, Always
trying on a metaphor
i don't do bad sauce passes
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KIROKAZE
occasionally subtle
Show & Tell
we're not kids anymore.
YOU ARE THE REASON
$LAYYYTER
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@magpieontheroof
Tom has an official Instagram account: www.instagram.com/cheesetheboard
It’s ran by his team, but covers what he’s up to!
Woop!!! @the-lady-mischief @godsaveloki @annedeadly @thefallenangelwithoutwings @cologneanon @feelmyroarrrr @prplprincez @loricameback @angryschnauzer
Stunning Cracked Light Sculpture by Paige Bradley
#Love it!
HOW ABOUT SOME SAUCE FOR THOSE GIFS, HUH TUMBLR?
These are all works by artist and photographerErdal Inci.
People in Brussels are using #IkWilHelpen and other hashtags to offer aid after the attacks
Twitter users have started the hashtag #IkWilHelpen, or “I want to help,” to spread the word that not just their thoughts and prayers are with those in need, but that they’ll lend a hand, ride or shelter. One Twitter user said it is the least he can do, considering the sentiment that usually follows attacks like this.
Time passed, which, basically, is its job.
Equal Rites by Terry Pratchett (via squadron-of-damned)
SO I need some real input on something. I’m asking people I know IRL also but I figured I would check in here too because well why not.
As most of you know by now (because I mention it way too much, honestly, I need to shut up about it, it’s like brain vomit) I recently graduated law school. I haven’t taken the bar yet, so I am not a licensed attorney. That being said I have helped a handful of artists I know with the business side of being a working artist in the past year or so since you obviously don’t need to be a lawyer to do that. I really enjoy the creative problem solving and helping people with this sort of thing, and I’m good at it, so I feel like it is dumb to stop. I was being a bit of a chicken the past couple months and hadn’t been telling new people I met about it, and so at a recent event I put my Professional Boss Lady Pants on, and handed out business cards, and confidently told people about it, and it went great. So great that now I have a handful of artists waiting in the wings wanting me to consult with them. Which I am super excited to do! Do you know what is even better? THEY WANT TO PAY ME TO DO THIS. Which is incredible! This is like, next level shit for me. This is something I didn’t think would happen for me professionally for at least a few more years, and definitely not until I took the bar, but it is happening now! GAH.
ANYWAY. My big issue is that I DON’T KNOW WHAT TO CHARGE THEM FOR MY TIME AND WORK. I’m not a lawyer (and don’t worry I’m not presenting myself as one, I’m not doing any work that only lawyers can do. I can’t figure out a better name for this than artistic business consultant, but hopefully that sort of conveys what I’m doing? Maybe I need to just invent the job and create a better title for myself?) so obviously I’m not going to charge lawyer hourly rates which, thanks to law school, is the only thing I am familiar with. I was thinking of charging a slightly lower flat rate for in person consultations (which would last an hour, maybe an hour and a half), and then a slightly higher hourly rate for any work I do for them outside of that, which would be re-writing various paperwork, reviewing documents, etc. I’m trying to balance the duel considerations of: 1) most working artists don’t have a ton of money to throw around and 2) I want to be adequately paid for my time/effort/services. So I feel like a flat rate for an in person consultation is good because if there isn’t too much to do then we can get it done in that time period, and that keeps costs low for the artist, and then if it is a bigger project we are dealing with then bringing the hourly rate into it helps me get compensated for completing more in-depth work. Hopefully that doesn’t sound too crazy and off the mark?
So fellow artists and lawblrs and people inbetween, what would you charge or be willing to pay? Is this a weird way to go about this? Should it be drastically different?
Help!?
I can’t help making bad posts, it’s in my
Jenes
that’s it meme over this wins
“Boromir is killed at Amon Hen in the year 3019 of the Third Age.” - The Lord of the Rings (Source)
*blubbering*
A map of about every primary passenger railway in the USA for 2016, commuter rail included.
Surely there are more trains lines about than this ?!
Nope. We’re animals. I’ve only trailed by train twice in the U.S., and it was the same line, once DC to Philadelphia, and once DC to NYC for work once I discovered the train was two hours faster than flying and cabbing back into NYC.
I do forget though that you guys fly everywhere and trains might not be practical. I live on an island the size of one of your states !
Fun fact: the busiest railway station in America (Penn Station in New York City) gets fewer passengers than Liverpool Central.
I knew the US had a much less extensive rail infrastructure than us, but bloody hell, the fact that there are ENTIRE STATES that literally don’t have passenger rail is madness.
I’d still love to travel on it some time, mind.
Just imagine the jobs you could create by building a decent railway system!
Behold, the end result of graft and political corruption.
I had no idea most of the US had no regional lines? Like, I live in tiny little MA with one of those clusters of red. Does everybody else have to DRIVE???
yes. we drive. and it’s terrible.
D: This is actually distressing.
to be fair some cities do have good bus systems
but….yeah.
what the shuddering fuck? That’s IT?!
actually we used to have a lot more, but as far as i’m aware i’m pretty sure the car companies bought a lot of railways and then destroyed them to force people to buy cars
Also some of those states that don’t have rails also have more cows than people.
Also our trains are slow and it’s usually much faster to drive than to take a train. We don’t have those speed rail things.
WAIT WHAT? THAT IS ALL?
There used to be more (map of train tracks 1870 & 1890), but, as @kaza999 pointed out, alot of it was destroyed on purpose by General Motors in the firsty half of the 1900s to, ahem, pave the way for the primacy of the car. And, since then, any investment in rail infrastructure (or any infrastructure at all, for that matter) has been opposed on ideological grounds by the conservative wing.
When you suddenly understand Sheldon’s train enthusiasm
And then there’s Europe:
And because that looks a tiny bit cluttered (and because we’re a German blog), here’s a railway map of Germany:
In red are the high speed InterCityExpress lines, blue are the InterCity lines and the grey ones are smaller regional lines.
And for Americans who don’t know how large Germany is: It is half the size of Texas.
How do americans travel? Like you can’t fly somewhere if it’s only 100km away…howwww
in america we drive e v e r y w h e r e. seriously, unless you have a car it’s hard to get around at all (to somewhat far places at least)
But if you’re too young to drive that means you basically need your parents to drive you everywhere? Thats my hell
Okay but whoever said we fly everywhere…. Not like unless you’re super rich. The shortest like flight that wasn’t part of a larger journey was to Chicago which is nearly a 10 hour drive. I mean for work people do shorter flights but for normal people nah
@spencersbitch @jvmesbuchanan
Murica is krazee
There Will be Mud
Another news article chronicling the latest adventures of the Skull Island Fun Club has popped up, and it has some interesting new information. Apparently, in addition to the ziplining and kayaking, this particular excursion starts with a trip to Dark Cave - the one with the mud bath.
The text of the Google Translate version of the original article is below, it’s a little rough - but the group definitely got down and dirty before they had fun on the river.
“Around 16:30 pm 25/3, we are very surprised to catch a group of King Kong film actor to resort Chay River - Dark Cave. Many employees work here realize why Americans should have sat gathered to shoot image, “said Nguyen Manh Hung, CEO resort information.
Accompanied actor starred in the movie Kong: Skull Island is 3 stars. They came by car Chay River Cave evening dedicated staff under the guidance of Vietnamese people in the crew.
Before entering the cave mud bath in the evening, ‘Loki’ and 3 costar fun to observe regulations to wear a safety belt swing Zipline. Tom’s team easily swing pass 400 m length of 2-wire system the longest Zipline in Vietnam. ‘Loki’ pool also a handy way to the point in the evening hang mud bath.
“Upon entering the cave, Tom and 3 people in the group were surprised. He said that the real wild caves. They told everyone turn off the lights, sit quietly for 5 minutes in the dark and listen to the sound of water droplets falling from the ceiling cave stalactite down the cliff, "said Nguyen Phi Hung (25 years old), staff accompanying the delegation said.
According to Hung, the British actor was surprised when on the evening of mud cave. Film Actor Kong: Skull Island and drop his 3 friends hovering on the surface layer of mud amused. Tom Hiddleston told you accompany that feeling of floating on a layer of mud suspended incredible, like being in outer space spacecraft in zero gravity conditions.
Tom Hiddleston’s group then hang out and participate in evening games on the Chay River kayaking. Four people in the group divided into two teams to race against each other boating on the river. The actor from Hollywood also offers paddle comfortably, happily teasing. ‘Loki’ quite comfortable to take pictures with the staff working in tourist areas Chay River - Dark cave, always smiling brightly.
"Tom said, the game or a mud bath in the cave very interesting evening, the great discoveries and memorable in the national park,” said employees.
The Facebook page of the tourism center has larger versions of the photos accompanying the article - if you want to examine someone’s physique in greater detail. You know, for science, or something.
@insanely-smart @beaglebitch @coastalcruisemiss
p.s. I confess when I saw that last photo, the first thing I thought of was this:
The team of Leverage. WINNING!!
Agent Carter.
… I think I’m good. SAVE ME PEGGY. lol
Mike, Crow, and Tom Servo. The bots could rescue me while Mike distracts the kidnappers by being an idiot :)
Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Rizzo the Rat, Gonzo and all of the other Muppets. Well I might not make it out alive, but the rescue will be hilarious either way.
Wander and Sylvia. And boy I could use a Wander hug
On the flipside: Hater and Peepers and I’m screwed.
Ladybug and Chat Noir. I think I’ll be fine.
Dipper and Mabel…not sure of my chances.
The crew from Downtown Abbey.
… I hope it’s Team Downstairs that’s coming for me (plus Lady Mary, the Dowager Countess, Tom and Isobel) because if it’s Team Upstairs I. am. screwed.
Noah and Alison from The Affair. Or rather, Alison will be doing the actual saving, and then Noah will make himself out to be the manly saviour of the flirty seductress in distress. *eyeroll*
…not convinced we’ll get out of there in one piece, no.
The Star Trek: Enterprise crew. I’m doomed. That crew gets themselves kidnapped/captured and/or impregnated every other episode it seems…. Why didn’t I watch Stargate: Atlantis while falling asleep? :) Life-sucking goth-wannabe space vampires might be unleashed on the galaxy during my rescue, but at least I’d be rescued! :) Or mercy-killed. One of the two.
Kenshin Himura (Rurouni Kenshin)…He’s an ex-assassin master swordsman, so I think I’m going to be OOOOOkay! :D
rick and his crew. damn i’m either gonna make it or die
Spike Spiegel
Tim and Eric. So….yeah I think I’m done for.
The crew from Legends of Tomorrow. 1 has a power suit, 2 have nuclear powers, 1 is an assassin, 1 has a cold gun, 1 has a heat gun, 1 is an ancient warrior that can fly and 1 is a time traveler, I’m confident I’ll make it out alive.
Team Witness got me Thanks Abbie & Ichabod !
Ichabod and Abbie! Yessss! #SleepyHollow Witnesses for the win!
Goddamned Gallaghers from Shameless. They’d get it done though. lol
The crew from Criminal Minds….. I think I’m good!
I WIN!! JONATHAN PINE!!! YASSS!!! @incredifishface @lokislittlediva @ancientfinnishgoddess
YASSSSSSS! I get Pine as well! He must have his hands full….
Hercule Poirot and Hasting, they’ll find me I’m sure but hoping they will get me in time. (Pine would’ve been the best. )
#his arrival was foretold in the ancient murals
New photos of Tom Hiddleston, Hugh Laurie, Alastair Petrie and Michael Nardone, from The Night Manager’s production photographer Des Willie.
Photos of Hugh Laurie, Elizabeth Debicki, Alistair Petrie, Michael Nardone, David Avery in photos from The Night Manager, from production photographer Des Willie.
Actors Olivia Colman, Elizabeth Debicki, David Harewood, David Avery, Amir El-Masry, Tobias Menzies, in photos from The Night Manager, by production photographer Des Willie.
Production photos from The Night Manager, by photographer Des Willie.
