Sociopath? Perhaps.

"Her Royal Benevolence, Sailor Mizzen of the Larkspur-Lanes, heir to the Island Effervescent." I've always preferred The Shadowfauxe.

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JEAN LOUIS SABAJI Couture Spring/Summer 2019 if you want to support this blog consider donating to: ko-fi.com/fashionrunways

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My kind of dress.

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a Look

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I saw the ocean and thought of you

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tranquility

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Water by Cuba Gallery

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Picking a Lock with a Credit Card (3 Easy Steps) | Art of Lock Picking

We've all seen the movies where our savvy hero pulls a Mastercard from his wallet and with a quick push and wiggle the door swings open. But how practical and realistic is this? Is it just movie fiction or can we too acquire these spy-like abilities and learn how to pick a lock with a credit card?

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Ralph & Russo AW16 Couture

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This blog will make you feel at peace

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The person you think of when you stand in front of the ocean. That’s the person you’re in love with

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thother:

she really outdid herself

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(via A Graphical Guide to Lock Picking)

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The TKB-506 Spy Pistol,

Created by Igor Stechkin in 1955 for KGB Cold War use, the TKB-506 was a pistol designed to be disguised as a cigar or cigarette case.  The pistol consisted of three internal barrels, each of which was loaded with a special 7.62 SP-2 cartridge.  The 7.62 SP-2 was a cartridge based off of the  7.62x39.  However the cartridge featured an internal piston situated up against the base of the bullet.  When fired the gunpowder charge pushed the piston forward, expelling the bullet.  The advantage of this system over a conventional cartridge was that the piston muffled the sound of the discharge, thus the 7.62 SP-2 was an internally silenced cartridge.

The TKB-506 was not meant as a combat weapon by any means, instead it was an assassination weapon through and through.  Silent and concealed, a KGB agent would whip it out, quickly put three bullets in a victim, then immediately vacate the area.  The original TKB-506 design came with a noticeable trigger, however a later model called the TKB-506A was also created which was smaller and lacked a trigger, using a button at the top of the pistol as a firing mechanism.  It is unknown how many of these pistols were produced, but the tenth in production is currently on display at the Tula Arms Museum in Russia.

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