peridyke:

I love the indescribable emotional bond you get to characters who you’ve loved since you were a kid/teen it’s like damn little dude we’ve really been through it all haven’t we

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fuckyeahsnackables:

captorations:

love when characters have to have a domestication arc before you can even consider giving them a redemption arc

(via justryou)

ask-manda-of-the-6:

heartmindalignedspirit:

Ana Martínez para Neo2

Nuestra antigua alumna del Curso Profesional Ana Martínez y Mario Ville nos muestran en esta nueva editorial para NEO2 su personal y contemp

EFTI | Centro Internacional de Fotografía y Cine

✨These are going to make some Hellenics mad but the visuals are stunning🤩

List from top to bottom:

- Zeus
- Hera
- Poseidon
- Aphrodite
- Apollo
- Ares
- Hefesto
- Dionysus
- Artemis
- Hermes

Additions to the group (I assume from the image limit):

Athena

Demeter

Eris

Eros

Hades

Hestia

Nike

Pan

Persephone

Themis

(via gothiccharmschool)

speakingofdoorknobs:

slightlyunofficial:

cemeteries aren’t creepy they’re actually devoted to memory and rest and love and humanity

The cemetery next door to where my office used to be was so nice this way - there was one gravestone in particular that was specifically done as a nice bench for people to sit on and enjoy the view (or for a pregnant woman to sit and catch her breath while hiking out to the Pokemon gym at the columbarium), and I think more cemeteries should be planned that way.

(via love-lays-bleeding)

hungry-skeleton:

hungry-skeleton:

I have learned over time to never give your characters placeholder names while creating them because while developing them you will absolutely get attached to the name to the point you don’t want to change it and ur epic character will be stuck with the dumbass name forever became it means too much to you

My skeleton centaur warrior with opalized bones is named Liam do not make the mistake I did

(via love-lays-bleeding)

pandorkful:

robotsandfrippary:

elizabethplaid:

oak23:

aubreysilver:

Bought a new body on Aliexpress in my hunt for a twink.

I like it, but don’t have a head that works for it. Homme looked weird with the thinner neck and Mimi’s boyfriend looked undersized on the body.

He kinda fit Ken clothes.

Its basically intended as a yaoi proportioned body with a tiny head.

I kind of guessed that by the big hands, but I’m not sure the arms and legs are long enough.

I found a heat that fits, but the neck holes are too completely different sizes so the head just goes flop. 

!!!!

I need.

Yo @indigobluerose !

averagefairy:

y’all remember being 15? That was fucked up

(via tinsnip)

flyingpurplepizzaeater:

be the surreal nonsense you wish to see in the world

(via justapalspal)

hellenhighwater:

little-washbear:

cypresstiger:

friendlyfroslass:

hellenhighwater:

hellenhighwater:

I don’t know why, or even how, one would frame a plate. It seems to me that that would sort of remove all functionality of plate-ness. But someone did it and kept it and then donated it, and someone bought it, and the sucker who did the last bit is me. I have this framed plate now. It made me go, “Wow, this is a little stupid and a lot ridiculous. I’m going to put it in my house!” and so I did. It cost me $20, which I am calling money well spent.

A close-up for anyone who wants to try their hand at translation.

Input from a friend of mine with some Egyptology experience

Lol, my first guess just from the painting was Ptolemaic. The symbols in the fake cartouche are similar to Cleopatra’s but out of order.

The image in the plate is often how Cleopatra is depicted.

yep that definitely is the name of Cleopatra. The last few signs look a bit squished into the space there, but that might be just because there’s not enough space

Well hey, mystery solved! Thanks for the help, Egyptologist side of tumblr. Welcome home, Cleoplatera.

Cleopatra but written by a guy hoping to look ambiguous enough to pass a spelling test.

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