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[yuriartillery]

Where did you obtain your beautiful Maid dress from?

I got a lot of individual pieces from Etsy, but what's important to understand about that outfit is that it's assembled from a lot of individual parts. Black linen maxi skirt, black linen button up blouse, white cotton apron. Unless you're willing to make your own or commission a dressmaker, this is the best way to get a quality maid outfit.

[heartnosekid]

https:// clearslime.tumblr.com/post/170276805485/cakebakeoffng-on-ig not sure if this is the one your looking for, sorry if it isnt, good luck (added space between the // and the rest of it to get around tumblr being weird about links)

unfortunately that’s not the one but hey absolutely no worries, i am so grateful you even took the time to try to help me!! also woag…... i love that gifset tho 😌

[transgender-chiroptera]

I love your blog, always makes me smile. Wishing you the best

Aw, thank you so much!! Same to you ^w^

[spinesaw]

nashoid replied to your post:Still eyeballing that pacific rim bomber jacket...

If you don’t mind me asking, Where do you get your mass effect shirts from?

http://www.lookhuman.com/

[skajador]

Hello beautiful person! Once you get this, you should share 5 random facts with us and then send this to your ten favourite followers :)

5 random facts!1. Chocolate chip cookies were invented on accident. This baker ran out of baking chocolate for chocolate cookies so they put in some chocolate chips hoping that they would melt and make a nice chocolate cookie. 2. The hippos in Hungry Hungry Hippos all have names. The names depend on what version of the game you have. The one I played at the show on Sunday night had Veggie Potamus, Sweetie Potamus, Picky Potamus, and Bottomless Potamus. 3. In Python if you put a # before a line of code it tells the interpreter not to read it as code. So if you really wanted to you could add a bunch of irrelevant hashtags to your code without any problems. #programming feels. 4. Fanta soda was created by Coca-Cola back in the '40s so they could sell soda in Nazi Germany.5. Duct tape was originally called "duck tape" by the soldiers who used it originally in World War II. When it later hit hardware stores it became known as "duct tape" as it was often used to wrap ducts. 

[fudgernutter]

after complaining about losing a follower i gained a follower

hello nashoid