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“why does that character have to be queer?”

why not?

“why does that character have to be trans?”

why not?

“why does that character have to be a poc?”

why not?

2xghi0dgh65-deactivated20190207

this post is making straight cis white ppl angry keep reblogging it

ryttu3k

Another good response along with “Why not?” - “As opposed to?”

Just watch them try not to say ‘normal’, JUST WATCH THEM.

hippiebirdmom-deactivated201807

hey if you identify as a woman and you don’t shave your legs everyday and let your stubble grow free and natural for long periods of time could you reblog or like this post, I’m trying to make a point here, cause apparently I’m a weirdo for not shaving for weeks or months at a time

Sad Day

Attempting to play Nocturne in C Sharp minor with no damper pedal

#oldpianos #unfixable endofmusicalcareer

Why do I think these pictures bear resemblance?

I'm a nervous wreck

Fall Out Boy “West Coast Smoker”

#same #asociallife

skylanth

How to Make Quick and Easy Tattoo Sleeves

Got a cosplay idea but the character has lots of arm (or leg) tattoos? Don’t feel like painting on yourself with body paints or hunting down that horrendously expensive temporary tattoo paper? Here’s a quick tutorial for making tattoo sleeves using nylons and sharpie markers!

Upsides:

- Supplies are cheap! You may even have many or all the supplies you need right at home.

- Quick and not very messy! No paint is involved, and sharpie marker dries instantly.

- Easy! Great artistic skill not required.

- They move with your skin! People have legit thought these were real tattoos. From a distance, yes, but I had guys at cons with actual ink on their arms come over to compliment on my full (fake) sleeves.

- You get to eat pringles! More on that later.

Downsides:

- They are delicate. Nylons get holes in them super easy and forearms run into stuff, lean against things, and generally make it hard for the sleeves to survive. But if you only need them for a weekend, that’s ok.

- I haven’t experimented too much, but unfortunately this technique probably doesn’t work for wearers with darker skin tones. Sharpie ink is transparent, so any color it rests on just multiplies and the tattoo won’t show up very well. You’ll want to go the fabric paint or body paint route to get the best bold, bright tats.

- Can’t do white sections, because sharpie ink is transparent and doesn’t come in white. I leave them blank and they read OK, but the white areas will always be pink, tan, brown, etc. unless you dab in a little fabric paint, which will not be covered in this tutorial.

- Sharpie is supposed to be permanent marker, but on skin…it’s not. The ink will most likely wear off onto adjacent clothes. Not that big of a deal for me, as I tend to wear my tats with white shirts that can be bleached, but other shirts may not survive as well.

OK, let’s go! Here are your supplies:

You’ll need a pair of nylons, scissors, tape, a set of sharpies, your designs printed out on 8.5 x 11 paper, some bracelets, and a can of Pringles. You can use any design you want, of course, but Here is the link to these fine Newt Kaiju tattoo designs.

If your nylons have an undies part, cut the legs off and wear the undies on your head for the rest of the tutorial, if desired. Put the legs on your arm like so, and cut the toes off so you can slip your hand through. You can cut some of the top of the sleeve off as well, but don’t cut too much because you can’t put it back on if your sleeves are too short.

Here are my creepy sleeves. Now for the pringles.

Tape your design template to the Pringles can. It doesn’t reach all the way around but eh. The Pringles can gives you a nice stable surface to draw on that is roughly the shape and size of an arm. It’s a little short, so just roll up the rest of the nylon above the workspace and adjust both template and nylon down when you get to working on that part of the sleeve.

Color with the markers! I recommend doing the colored areas first and then doing the black outlines on top of it, to avoid the black ink contaminating the ink pads of the lighter markers. Remember how that always happens to the yellow ones? Eww. Nylons are thin and slide around a bit, so it’s best to use short strokes and dotting to get the ink on.

Take the template off the Pringles tube, flip the paper to the blank side and put it back on again. The paper collects the extra ink, so it’s hard to see any missed spots. Now you can see any bits you may have missed. Fill them in for completion. Also, the paper doesn’t manage to wrap all the way around the Pringles can, so now is the time to free-hand a bit of the design where the template doesn’t reach. For Newt tattoos, that’s the back of the arm.

When you’re all done coloring, put them on!

There’s a rough end to the tattoo right at the wrist, of course. Disguise where the sleeve ends and your skin begins with some pretty bracelets:

There we are, much better!

Now…you’re done! Have some Pringles!

shinierchrystal

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Panic of the Day

Falling down the last few steps of the staircase because I was distractedly singing the llama song. Thank you, Daniel Howell

ezrramillers

Diana Prince in Justice League (2017)

smileskillorsave-whatever

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Do you ever memorize a person’s voice? Like you can construct a sentence in your mind that that person’s never said, and yet you hear them say it.

glitterstimdealer

Is that a thing people can do?????????

pokemonrubysapphiremoved

yea

mirrorgemstone

there are people that cant do that??????????

herpowerisherown

We are a chosen few. We have a great power.

wewerealltoblame

It’s called echoic memory

wyvern-flight-deactivated201502

That reminds me…

You’re welcome.

agentred5-blog

Damn you

cerulean--blues

Man, I love having echoic memory. Once, when I was writing an exam for a psych class, I made my internal monologue sound like Sean Connery. It was infinitely more entertaining.

bakurapika

I can only do it with a few voices. Wanda from Fairly Oddparents is one, but I’m out of practice with hers.

felixfellow

I find it very useful when I’m writing fanfictions and such. Makes it easier to stay in character.

glorious-spoon

…wait, people can’t do this?

anthonybrxdgerton

i love doing this, especially when I imagine I’m a character in my fav tv show/movie

ishipanarmada

Yep. I hear dialogue in my characters’ voices when I write!!

shinysherlock

Me, too. I can even hear @ishipanarmada‘s voice saying the above!

phansterdam

dan and phil meme → [2/3] cute moments

↳ THE IMPOSSIBLE QUIZ 5

sunsetcurveofficial

#are dan and phil the cutest people on the planet?

1ester-moved

bullying

energeticwarrior

#stopphil2017

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smileskillorsave-whatever

So inspiring

finalproblem

(source)

So… the rings are the wrong way ‘round?

(Before we go down that road again, friendly reminder that my own personal interest in Mary’s rings has nothing to do with shipping. Unless we’re shipping this show’s plot + the canon stories.)

mollydobby

Also, we know from ASiP that Sherlock makes a habit of making deductions from people’s rings:

I’m going to assume it’s coincidence that Mary’s ring order in S4 is the same as Jennifer Wilson’s ring order above, but sometimes, I think a red coat is basically a pink coat dialed up to 11.

[And yes, I am aware that this is also potentially a set up for Birdie Edwards persona for Mary, and that would be awesome also.]

I wonder if Mary’s rings are regularly removed (if so, why?), and what transpires in the episode leading to the order being reversed.