he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
Cosimo Galluzzi
Origami Around
JVL
❣ Chile in a Photography ❣
noise dept.
tumblr dot com
Peter Solarz
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blake kathryn
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
Kaledo Art
if i look back, i am lost
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dirt enthusiast
Misplaced Lens Cap
Today's Document
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
shark vs the universe
Three Goblin Art
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@violet-rose-blake
How often do you go grocery shopping (either in-person or ordering online)?*
Multiple times a day
Once a day
Multiple times a week
Once a week
Once every two weeks
Multiple times a month
Once a month
Depends
I don’t buy groceries**
*If you’re not the one that personally does the shopping, then how often does your household do the shopping?
**If you eat out for every meal or use a meal kit service
Just watched Adam Conover (of Adam Ruins Everything) make such a solid point that I think we should spread far and wide. Yes, having AI write your emails is lazy, sure, but people love being lazy. We need to really emphasize that sending AI emails (or using AI responses on social media, or publishing AI flyers, or or or) is rude.
It's rude. You're making someone take their time to read something you couldn't bother to write. You're telling them they were so unimportant you couldn't be bothered to actually take the time to say something yourself. And frankly, you're lying about it while you're at it.
It's rude.
The above is doubly true if the content of the email is something that will be important to the person receiving - especially something that affects them negatively. They see that this thing that affected them so much didn't matter enough to you to write it yourself. I was a bystander to such a thing not long ago and it was just awful.
Oscar de la Renta: 'Crafted like a mosaic, discover the making-of the #odlrfall2024 stained glass gown — ushering in a a new House-signature embroidery technique.'
Constructed from hundreds of polyamide panes, hand-sewn together in an Art Nouveau style reminiscent of Tiffany glass. Ready-to-wear: £36,546.
One of the most photogenic tornadoes in history
South Dakota, June 2025. Video by eye.of.ty
nature documentary but the narration is just weird enough to make you question it
“Some fish can walk out of water, so remember that next time.”
“You might think you’re safe, but horses are omnivores”
please watch the round planet on netflix it’s exactly like that
sorry for the dog bölls but he is dead buggin it on the couch with me rn and he's ZONKED totally asleep in this position
Can confirm. Here are my two completely unrelated pharaoh hounds.
WE LOVE TO SEE A SIGHTHOUND DEADBUGGIN IT!!!
not sighthound but nonetheless i have more dog balls to add to the collection
dead 👏 buggin 👏 it 👏 p
little bird does this also and sometimes i tuck her in and she doesnt move for hours.
sorry for the dog bölls but he is dead buggin it on the couch with me rn and he's ZONKED totally asleep in this position
Can confirm. Here are my two completely unrelated pharaoh hounds.
WE LOVE TO SEE A SIGHTHOUND DEADBUGGIN IT!!!
not sighthound but nonetheless i have more dog balls to add to the collection
dead 👏 buggin 👏 it 👏 p
little bird does this also and sometimes i tuck her in and she doesnt move for hours.
Fairy bread - 1955
so funny to see this as a vintage recipe as opposed to something you'd see at your average kids party to this day here
Reblog and put in the tags if you can remember where you got the shirt you're currently wearing.
I cannot stress enough that all those things in sewing pattern instructions that seem pointless are actually very important
Yes, how you fold your fabric before putting down the pattern pieces and cutting matters, because it influences how the fabric drapes, and ignoring that can cause fit issues in ways you wouldn't expect
Yes, cutting an entire separate piece to sew to the edge to finish it is going to be better than turning the edge and stitching it on its own, because there are geometry issues in play that make it actually harder to just fold a curve to the inside.
Yes, cutting clips or notches into the seam allowance around curves should always be done, because those geometry issues will work on the seam allowances and keep the curve from laying flat (remember, clip when the curve goes in, notch when the curve goes out)
Yes, interfacing may seem completely superfluous and frustrating and an extra step to work with, but it adds rigidity and stability to areas that need it (especially under buttons)
Yes, using a fun quilting cotton print for lining looks nice, but the point of lining isn't to make the inside pretty as much as it is to make the inside slip smoothly over the layer under it, and quilting cotton is going to instead be prone to grabbing everything under it, so you really should use those annoyingly slippery lining fabrics
Yes, in general, you should use the kind of fabric the pattern tells you to use, because there have been centuries, if not millennia, of people throughout the entire world figuring out what fabric best suits what kind of garment, for reasons beyond aesthetics
I know that a lot of people new to sewing see these things and feel like they're things that just aren't necessary, because they skip them when they sew and the item ends up just fine. And if you don't mind the idea of your clothes looking homemade, then it is fine. But...if you're consistently skipping these things and end up unhappy with how homemade your items look, please consider that that result is at least partly because you're not following the entire directions
"Sewing" involves so much more than just the stitches
Ok I need to know if this is truly an US vs Commonwealth thing like wikipedia says it is
What is sleet?
I'm USAmerican; it's like hail
I'm USAmerican; it's like rainy snow
Not USAmerican; it's like hail
Not USAmerican; it's like rainy snow
Other??
Results
Do you like history?
Yes
No
Other
I intentionally left the question (and answers) vague so don’t come at me with these “what do you mean” comments.
Also, I’m a historian so I would genuinely love to hear your thoughts (even if your answer is no—actually, especially if your answer is no) so please elaborate on your response!
they put my blood through every test under the sun and yet nowhere in the pages and pages of lab reports do they tell me what my blood type is
your neutrophils absolute? 2.71. anion gap? why, that's 11! hemoglobin A1C? a solid 5.4. and don't fret, champ—your VLDL (calculated) is a cool 12. real fascinating stuff. hm? what's that? you want to know what kind of blood you have? like, so you won't have to look your next ER nurse in the eye and tell her you have no clue what type you have right after giving her a date of birth that confirms you are over 30 years old? psh, don't be silly! we can't tell you that! it's a ✨secret✨
do you know your blood type??
yes, I'm certain of it
I think my family told me what it was but I'm not sure/no recent test to confirm
no, I have no clue
I don't have blood/results
Fun fact... you can find out for free by donating blood. In fact you can sometimes find out other health info. My local blood bank will measure your cholesterol and A1C levels as well as tell you your hematocrit and blood pressure. Plus there's usually fun giveaways like tee shirts or gift cards.
Names that are normal for old people but weird when you're a baby:
Bartholomew
Dolores
Norman
Harold
Magnolia
Names that are normal for babies but weird when you're old:
Maddison
Tanner
Skylar
Mckenzie
Logan
Names that are normal for old people and normal for babies:
Elizabeth
Mary
Michael
Finnegan
Peter
Names that are weird when you're a baby and weird when you're old:
Radish
Kerosene
Australopithecus
Anthill
Hedgemony
Names that are weird when you're normal:
Balthazar
Romulus
Clandestia
Persephone
Kremulon
Names that are normal when you're weird:
Al
what level of skin care do you perform regularly*?
none
just sunscreen
just lotion/chapstick
sunscreen + lotion/chapstick
sunscreen + lotion + exfolliant
sunscreen + lotion + exfoliant + serum/toner/primer
several different kinds of the above/more than the option above
*by this I mean genuinely a part of your routine, not just once in a blue moon -- things you're doing at least half the time.
Almost 30% of you have absolutely no skincare routine? Not a drop of moisture outside of water touches your body? I need you to know that isn’t normal actually 💔
Black Sails should have had ONE filler episode. as a treat. no plot happens they just do shit.
#i was gonna suggest a beach episode but. well <- prev!
