Custom Clear Nintendo DS Systems made by Kevin Zheng
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Custom Clear Nintendo DS Systems made by Kevin Zheng
Vampire and his human wife after years of marriage
Charles took her to macyâs
Resin Frogs
Shlemon Art on Etsy
I don't know anything about YuGiOh but "Overworked" is the greatest card art they've ever done
Yeah thatâs good but check out the original OCG art:
Me checking my inbox on tumblr dot com
Heist movies aka found family trope for bastards
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Youâve Got Mail (1998) dir. Nora Ephron
not to shill on main but
for all your good cow needs
Do not separate them
Meeyoung Kim aka Kim Meeyoung aka ęšëݏě (Korean, b. 1984, Seoul, South Korea) - Lemon Breeze, 2020, Paintings: Oil on Canvas
the mai/azula/ty lee friendship is overall pretty toxic but we should not forget that they asked azula what she wanted for the drill and she said âtriple throne for me and the homiesâ
What to Remember When Youâre on a Zoom Call
There is a figure standing behind you. You can see it through your screen. Its hands are on your shoulders and it is speaking to you. Donât turn around, Donât acknowledge it. It doesnât know you are watching.Â
Tie copper wire around your headphone cords. That will keep out the worst of the hymns. The rest of the chorus you will have to deal with yourself.
If Zoom does not close immediately when you exit, drape a cloth over your device to cover the screen. That will keep it from getting out.Â
Have a knife at the ready. You never know what manner of thing may try to interrupt your call.Â
Ward your device with blood or wine, a simple seal on your screen should do. There are always things lurking in the homes of others and you wouldnât want them crawling through to your side.
Make sure your screen name is a lie. You donât know what is watching, waiting for you to give it so freely.Â
Others may join; you donât recognize them, youâve never seen them before in your life. Their smile is wide with too many teeth and their eyes are bright and unblinking. Can they just say they are so excited to have been invited to this meeting. Would you mind if they shared something on their screen?
Do. Not. Let. Them.
Be wary of those who become disconnected and come back strange. Check the participants. You wonât find their name on the list.Â
You can try to remove them from the meeting but they will notice and their eyes will meet yours through the monitor. You may notice the lag before you cut out or you may not. Either way, youâve been disconnected and there is something breathing on your neck.
Oh my God, itâs pandemic Zoom gothic, I love this ridiculous site.
i think i will become a creature.
*scuttles*
brown and black trans men....... yâall are actually so beautiful
like, maybe you donât get to hear this as often as you should, but yâall are stunning. there is so much beauty and power in all of yâall, and seeing you guys just... be? thatâs everything
It's been very overshadowed by the other events, but both seats in Georgia went blue. This is a huge shift and it was one hard won and we all owe that to the black community, the Hispanic community, and the indigenous community and all the other incredibly suppressed communities for getting to the polls and fighting through the enormous roadblocks set up to stop them and the very real danger they faced to make this happen.
The Selkie - oil painting by Kai Carpenter