#HERA SYNDULLA IS THE BEST NON-FORCE SENSITIVE PILOT IN THE GFFA
#STILL NOT TAKING ANY ARGUMENTS ON THIS
There’s really no need to mention Force sensitivity. Nobody else has moves like these.
If you need a qualifier, just say “Best Pilot in Canon”.
Roman glass jug with a smaller glass jug inside ~ a so called joke jar that shows the skill of the glassmaker. Probably made in workshop in Cologne, found in burial in Stein am Rhein, #Switzerland, 4th c. AD.
Meanwhile I’m sitting here thinking “place a thimble of poison in the inner vessel then fill the rest with wine. Pour yourself a cup from the top and when your foes pour their cups the poison will spill and tint their wine….”
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Tell me your favorite small fandom. because it's my birthday :3
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Tell me your favorite small fandom. because it's my birthday :3
Kumoricon has a cosplay lingerie fashion show and I may need to apply to be in it, please suggest characters. So far we have Nathan Explosion, HIM, Iroh, Mr. Satan, and Roadhog...
Tagging @thatginngirl, @standbackufools , @glimmeroniron ,@seams-unusualbc , @tomthefanboy , @tyson-ot-nw , @ral-across-the-universe , @novavisitor , and @gnomeskillet , aka my usual bad influences for this kind of thing. Suggestions welcome from anyone though.
EDIT: Here's the official rules here: https://www.kumoricon.org/cosplay-lingerie
This is so outside my thinkspace right now the only other characters I can think of are Bowser and Oogie-Boogie from Nightmare Before Christmas.
Well-Meaning Interventions
Here are some frequently encountered DIY repairs that, while well-meaning, are, alas, misguided interventions that exacerbate damage and some alternative approaches that better promote ongoing usability.
While scotch tape is great for wrapping presents and many other tasks, when used on book pages and documents it typically creates problems. The adhesives in clear, pressure-sensitive adhesive tape tend to degrade and discolor over time, resulting in significant damage to the paper. A clear example of degraded tape damage is this 1862 letter from Confederate soldier M.A. Harvey to his wife, “My Dear Eva”.
While this letter would have been relatively straightforward to mend with kozo paper and paste, the tape caused permanent damage, and days of work were required to stabilize the letter so that it could be mended appropriately.
When the boards of a beloved volume become detached, simply applying duct tape to reattach them might seem like a swell solution.
Though duct tape can temporarily reattach book covers, it tends to create significant damage and shorten the book’s lifespan. Similarly, where the spine of a book has become loose or detached, at first glance it might seem that adhering a loose spine covering directly to its text block would be a simple fix.
However, the spines of most modern books are not actually glued to the spine of the text by functional design. Adhering the spine covering directly alters the book’s mechanical structure and impedes its functioning, resulting in stress points that create further damage as the book is used.
In order to retain loose book covers or spines, consider tying the book with cotton twill tape, positioning the knot along the head, tail, or fore-edge of the book.
Even better, alkaline book boxes from a preservation supply vendor offer protection from further damage or loss while helping to moderate acidic degradation processes. The repair of books that one wishes to remain functional over time is best left to trained conservators or technicians. For further preservation resources, preservation supply vendors, and information on locating a conservator, see the Hesburgh Libraries Preserving Private Collections guide.
Applying leather dressings such as leather conditioner, neatsfoot oil, or shoe polish to leather books hampers their preservation. While one may enjoy the appearance of polished leather spines in a bookcase, in the short term, leather dressings may darken leather and over time tend to further dry out the skin as well as cause stickiness and/or significant discoloration to the leather, known as leather bloom.
If a leather-bound book is exhibiting signs of leather decay such as red rot (crumbling leather that creates a dusty mess that can transfer to the book pages during use), consider ordering an archival alkaline box for the book or consulting a conservator for further advice on preservation and treatment options.
Using books as a place to “preserve” newspaper clippings, flowers, etc.
Placing newspaper clippings or other items inside the protective pages of a book might seem like an ideal place to keep the item flat and secure. However, most newspapers are printed on poor-quality paper that quickly becomes highly acidic, and over time this acid will migrate into the pages of the book, chemically degrading and visually staining them. A more effective place to store treasured clippings is within alkaline folders that offer both chemical and physical protection.
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girl I would kill myself if I did that lol
reading harry potter actively makes you less literate
j why did you censor the name of the scottish play
I think doing that is way funnier than saying the Scottish play, and I’m not going to risk actually saying the name and having something bad happen
i just realized despite me making fun of you for saying m*cbeth, i refused to say it myself. i am fucked up
even I, the op, flinched while writing it in the notes 😔
do y’all only post from inside a theatre?
All the world's a stage, catgirlforeskin.
