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It’s been 3 months now, I feel like I should give u guys the new personal account I have.

I’ve been so busy and neglecting on my tumblr stuffs. I haven’t drawn for a while too..

I only want few peeps to follow this time around, sorry, but last time it was a bit too much for me. And I guess I got overwhelmed..

another old ocs i’ve had. More to come!

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theichigoshell

well lookie here! My old ocs yo.

They’re redesigned

also trying out new style of drawing.

#queue

well lookie here! My old ocs yo.

They’re redesigned

also trying out new style of drawing.

#Ichi draws #like around 12 or something #but i had sooo many ocs.#i might draw them all.

look at my baby. It’s been this long since i’ve drew him.

every since I was a 10 year old kid.

Anthony was my first oc yo.

also u get to see my old drawing >///>

#Ichi draws

Just something new.

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Re drew anthony yo.

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nordinaryturtles-deactivated201

Thomas: “its a traditional thing for us and it was great! Hope you had a good New years too!”

theichigoshell

Go and ask them questions!

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nordinaryturtles-deactivated201

Original

Damn dork.

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theichigoshell

my dork.

#queue goes the berry

my dork.

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historical-nonfiction

How do people respond to sneezing?

Well, it depends where you are from. Here are a few responses from around the world:

“May God forgive you!” (Amharic)

“Rice and salt.” (Vietnamese, if the sneezer is a child)

“Hey! I took a bath!” (Filipino. The correct response is “Who didn’t take a bath?”)

“Have a long life.” (Sinhala in Sri Lanka)

“You have released nose-water.” (Ritharngu, an Australian aboriginal language. Their response is extremely literal.)

“Patience” (Pashto)

“It’s the Truth” (Marathi)

“God help you!” to first sneeze, “strengthen you” to second sneeze, “and support.” to third sneeze. Can be shortened to “Bless you.” (Icelandic)

What do you say?

linguisticaspirations

In French, it’s “à tes souhaits” (to your wishes) on the first sneeze and “à tes amours” (to your loves) on the second

language-obsession

Chinese people will say absolutely nothing to you; we just don’t have a word even remotely similar to “bless you”

magoriasocrah

In Hungarian it’s “Egészségedre”, short for “Egészségedre váljék”, meaning ‘for your health’ Some elder folk sometimes reply with “Ez nem egészség” meaning ‘this is not health(y)’

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I’ve noticed that the British say nothing, but Americans are all about the “bless yous”. If you’re my mother, or maybe from a certain part of America, you’ve picked up the German “Gesundheit”, or “health”, but mostly to be quirky rather than as a cultural thing….probably.

#ichigo reblogs #this is the same with korea. we dont have a 'bless u'

Make I should make an ask blog. Maybe that way I could stop being a piss pants about drawing.

#ichigo speaks