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Destruction construction has begun on the new meeting room.

[midnight-blue-blood]

[princeofthe405]

Don't you make that face at me. You're going to love it. The centerpiece of the conference table in particular....

[princeofthe405]

Destruction construction has begun on the new meeting room.

[grandpa-dragon]

Exciting plans for it, oh Prince...?

[princeofthe405]

The MOST exciting...

[princeofthe405]

Destruction construction has begun on the new meeting room.

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[belzebubsofficial]

It was bound to happen.

And while I'm here: Just a friendly reminder that the last 72 hours of the Moggie campaign are starting, so if you still wish to grab this limited edition glow-in-the-dark monster-cat, please do so now! :) She won't be available again. And thanks for all the pre-orders so far! We're nearly at 560 orders, so there's still a small chance to make it to 666! :D Cheers!

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Daenerys Targaryen - Julie de Libran Couture Fall 2023

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[mecthology]

The Haunted Skirvin Hotel.

The Oklahoma showplace became a popular speakeasy during Prohibition. It was during this time that W.B. Skirvin was said to have had an affair with one of the hotel maids. According to legend, the maid soon conceived and in order to prevent a scandal, she was locked in a room on the top floor of the hotel. The desolate girl soon grew depressed and even after the birth of her child; she was still not let out of the room. Half out of her mind, she finally grabbed the infant child and threw herself, along with the baby, out of the window.

The maid’s name remains unknown, but her ghost continues to haunt the Skirvin Hotel and she was nicknamed “Effie” by former employees. Though the old hotel closed in 1988, former guests would often report not being able to obtain a decent night’s sleep due to the consistent sounds of a child crying.

Effie was apparently a woman of loose morals and many men who have stayed in the hotel have often reported being propositioned by a female voice while alone in their rooms. Others have seen the figure of a naked woman with them while taking a shower. One man even claimed he was sexually assaulted by an invisible entity during his stay.

Other strange noises and occurrences were reported by staff and guests including things seemingly being moved around by themselves, such as the maid’s cart being pushed down the hall when no one was there.

In October 1979 the hotel was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. When it closed in 1988 the building stood empty for more almost fifteen years. However, the historic hotel has now been fully restored and now open once again for guests.

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[wavesandwhispers]

Art imitates life

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House Martell - Atelier Couture Spring 2022

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You call me sunshine, you say take it off ✨🥀

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Bacchus faces adorn the columns in the lobby of the Skirvin Hotel in Oklahoma City, a signal to those in the know that this was a place to get liquor “by the wink” during prohibition. Oklahoma was a dry state from Statehood (November 16, 1907) till April 7, 1959, when the legislature repealed prohibition and created what is now known as the ABLE (Alcoholic Beverage Laws Enforcement) Commission. Photo taken on January 9, 2015, by Ron “Doc” Savage

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