Kelsic

• I don't know what I'm doing • A giant question mark in a sea of Confusion •

[rene-elric]

I just feel like drawing some portraits lately

[aropride]

please god let chatgpt die out like nfts did. With a fast and graceless fall into irrelevancy

[bladespark]

Like to charge, reblog to cast.

[atwotonedbird]

This spell has a very low hit ratio, so we need a lot of us to do it.

[wofwalker]

clodful

[thememedaddy]

[r4cs0]

[zluty-spendlik]

Has anybody done this yet

[holy-leapin-splits-batman]

[theuniquelee]

Repost/ Update

Made these for myself as a creative project and my friends loved them so here you go! some Fields of Mistria Season Guides akin to those awesome SDV guides - Now with the Winter guide and a note that the events past the Spring Festival are FUTURE events - not yet in game

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[holliano]

I bought a quarterly needlepoint magazine from 1991 today for $1 at an op shop, and there’s a four page spread about a woman who completely faithfully remakes samplers from the 1600s and the part that blows me away is that she was keeping women in history alive.

The original sampler maker was a teenaged girl called Loara she’s the only one known of seven siblings in that family. She was born approximately 1632 and had passed before her father had in 1656 which they know because it was mentioned in his will.

So in the 1630-40s a girl made a sampler, in 1991 a woman had put in years of research before recreating the sampler as Loara had 350 years earlier , and I’m reading about it in 2024.

Embroidery keeps women alive in history, and it’s part of why I love samplers so much.

Here’s a quote from samplers that I think about often:

[systematictangle]

I have the best friends lol. Look at this lovely cross stitch piece a friend made me!

EDIT: I have been informed that the pattern is by @shitpostsampler ! Thanks to those who let me know!

[diviously]

during the first time I see rika I thought she's gonna have fighting/dark/etc as her speciality <- i didn't know anything about team star back then

[pilesofpokes]

Y'all just gonna scroll by without saying Howdy? [x]

[sticksandsharks]

mud friends

[eateradam]

happy rika pokemas day to all who celebrate

[zombiebabe]

Happy Valentine’s Day

[sodomymcscurvylegs]

The longer after Valentine’s Day you reblog this the funnier it gets.

[kushandwizdom]

Someone said "Are you really so stupid to think that Africa has the same technological advances as us? If they did they would probably have clean water and not live in houses made of sticks and mud. Get over yourself and stop being so ignorant."..... Below is a tiny collection of images of the Africa they refuse to show you..

ches

I’m sorry you’ve been made to believe that the whole of Africa is poor, I really am..

[shez-a-b0mbshell]

Reblogging for those of you who think Africa is only what the media and movies portrays it to be

[teddybearnova]

This fucks me up because it’s scary to think that we can be showed something all our lives and not even know it’s a lie

[2ollux-double-bulge]

And that my friend is the power of propaganda, indoctrination, and media

[the-collecting-turnip-deactivat]

Are these pictures of South Africa or of Africa as a whole? 

[fgsshinyhoard]

@the-collecting-turnip From top to bottom:

1. Port Elizabeth (South Africa)

2. Unknown

3. Nairobi (Kenya)

4. Pretoria (South Africa)

5. Aburi Botanical Gardens (Ghana)

6. Cape Town (South Africa)

7. Pretoria (South Africa)

8. Harare (Zimbabwe)

9. Windhoek (Namibia)

10. Windhoek (Namibia)

To @kushandwizdom this is a rather unfair portrayal of Africa as a whole since half of these are literally just South Africa.  So Instead to add to this post and better dispel the myth of Africa as the vast wasteland of poverty most people think, I found a much more mixed collection of pics from various countries.

Luanda, Angola

Agadir, Morocco

Lagos, Nigeria

Cairo, Egypt

Port Louis, Mauritius

Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire

Algiers, Algeria

Tripoli, Libya

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Tunis, Tunisia

So, there, a much better case demonstrating the various major cities around Africa showing it isn’t some technologically backwards continent, but actually pretty up-and-coming in the world of commerce.

[hockey-trash]

I once was talking to my Ethiopian manager about ignorant people asking her dumb shit about her life before she moved to the states…

the worst story she told me about was when she told a fellow student (at a fairly prestigious university) about a concert she went to back home. The other student responded with “omg you have music there!?” 🤦🏾‍♀️

[cricketcat9]

Rebloging, because we need to see these pictures. 

As for stupid questions: “do you have grocery stores in Ecuador?”

[justgot1]

These are great!

A redneck neighbor once asked my mom (in the 80s) if they had cars in Peru. Sigh.

This is the product of poor world history in school & little current affairs coverage outside Western Europe, except for catastrophes, so all we see are the war torn, poverty stricken, disaster-affected parts on the news. And racism, of course.

[lettingitoutabit-deactivated202]

I bet most Americans who think that African countries are just completely poverty stricken have no idea what the US looks like in its poorest areas, not everywhere in the US is nice suburbs or unrealistically large apartments on tv

[for-southendgirls]

Los Angeles, California

Hartford, Connecticut

New Orleans, Louisiana

Camden, New Jersey

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

McDowell County, West Virginia

Flint, Michigan

Washington, D.C.

[rabbitheads]

this American girl asked me if we had sparkling water in Korea…. sis….. I have a soda maker at home….

[krxs100]

****** !!!!!!! IMPORTANT !!!!!!! ******

Theres a Serial Killer on the Loose named Ed Buck: A  Democratic Donor Who’s Targeting Young Gay Black Men

The second gay black man to be found dead inside a Democrat donor, Ed Buck, house in 18 months described him as the ’f***ing devil’ before his death, it has emerged.

Timothy Dean, who died of an apparent “overdose” at the West Hollywood home of Ed Buck in January, had been warning friends for months that he was bad news. DeMarco Majors, who had known Dean for 20 years, claimed to have seen strings of text messages from Buck to Dean trying to get him to go over to his house, which Dean had been ignoring.

“Don’t you go over there,“ Majors recalls 55-year-old Dean telling him in November last year. “I’m not going over there either. Shit, I’m not trying to end up dead.”

Even though Dean had known Ed Buck for years, it wasn’t until 2017 after 26-year-old Gemmel Moore was found dead at Buck’s home that Harris said Dean became afraid of Buck and “didn’t want nothing to do with [him]”

In text conversations with multiple friends in which they discussed Moore’s death, Dean described Buck as a “horrible, horrible man” and “the f***ing devil”

In the end, no charges were filed against Buck after Moore’s death, though the investigation has been reopened since Dean died.

Source / Source / Source

#STAYWOKE

[strengthins0lidarity]

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