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theocseason4:

caqtuscomics asked: oh my gdO CAN YOU DRAW GODZILLA MOMMA CARRYING LIKE A HUNDRED LIZARD BABIES ON HER BACK FOR TAKE YOUR CHILD (lizard) TO WORK DAY

the-dubstep-strawberry:

the-dubstep-strawberry:

caseymalone:

saysaraelle:

daybreakboys:

iguanamouth:

oh SHOOT well i cant swing 100 but how bout

If I don’t always reblog this assume I am dead

Forever reblog.

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I love it! <3

@staff… this is a drawing about Godzilla. I’m actually disturbed that any algorithm could possibly consider this adult content, or flag my reblog.

imfeelinghappiness:

Apps To Kill Time On

Keep seeing some posts circulating about popular websites and wanted to make a version for apps.

These are apps I’m way too addicted to. Am I missing any?

P.S. I’m on an iPhone so these are iPhone apps, but probably have an Android version too.

Edit: Sorry for all the time I’ve taken away from your life

• Commaful - popular fanfiction, story, and poetry community 👑
• Bettr - the reason my friends are jealous of my Insta
• Sweatcoin - get paid to walk
• Spellbound - addictive horror 👻 and romance stories
• Helix Jump - legit the most addicting game on my phone
• Calm - Award-winning app for meditation and sleeping better
• Tenkyu - tilt your phone and watch the relaxing magic happen
• Slime Road - bet you can’t hit the bullseye ⚾️
• Hempire - become a plant mogul
• Go Escape - FREEDOM!
• Dune! - Ride the sand dunes like a baller!! so much fun
• Go Fish - win trophies by catching hella fish
• Hotspot Shield - free proxy/VPN to bypass school filters
• Betternet - free VPN like Hotspot, try both and see which you prefer
• Terrarium - build the ultimate garden empire
• Golf Orbit - ever played golf on mars?
• Police Pursuit - show off your driving skills and escape the cops
• Ball Blast - Just shoot the balls. Simple right? ;)
• Sling Drift - beep beep - level 70 is insane 🚗
• Dodgeball Duel - fast paced dodgeball game!
• 1Q - get paid to answer simple questions
• Grass Cut - cutting the grass is surprisingly satisfying
• Crowd City - Become the popular kid in town by running around 
• Bee Factory - become a honey tycoon
• Wind Rider - fly through a city in a wing suit
• Hoop Smash - tap to smash!
• Spill it - drop balls and break glass
• Fire Balls - shoot balls at obstacles. gets pretty hard
• Paper - can you conquer all the territory and win?
• Two Dots - a fun puzzle game. easy time killer
• Planet Bomber - let’s nuke some planets
• Ice Racing - race down a mountain at record speeds
• Splashy - bounce the ball accurately to survive. requires focus
• Snakes Vs. Blocks - even more fun than the original snake hehe
• Twenty48 Solitaire - best toilet game
• Knock Balls - shoot down blocks with a canon - surprisingly relaxing
• Wishbone - fun game for comparing stuff like hair, celebs, sports
• Hole - fuck up a city muahaha
• Dosh - get paid to shop
• Sweatcoin - get paid to walk
• Yarn - stories that are seriously creepy af

You’re welcome 😉

Anonymous asked: I might possibly be hosting a costume party soon, and for it I would want to wear an authentic (or as close as possible) dress from the 18th century. I don’t have the skills to make one, so do you have any idea where I would be able to find one/get the pieces that make one up?

my18thcenturysource:

Well, good luck! It sounds like a wonderful event!

So, if you’re aiming for accuracy, I’d say that the materials are very important: natural fibers all the way. I’d assume you’re in Europe or North America, so get this as a guide:

• Linen for the chemise, or shift.
  
• Linen, or silk for the stays.
  
• Linen, silk or wool for your dress.
  
• Stick to solid colours, HA prints and patterns are hard to find. If you do not mind that, go for you favourite print.

I’d say the most important part for accuracy, or the key for an overall look of historical accuracy, is the silhouette, and that is only obtained by the right undergarments: stays, skirt supports, and even the shift, are important to set the right silhouette for the decade you decide to wear.

So, if you wanna buy some already made (or made for you) stuff, here are some suggestions:

• Red Threaded for stays and skirt supports.
  
• American Duchess for shoes and stockings.
• Burnley and Trowbridge for other accessories, fabrics and patterns.

For the sake of a nice fit (and your peace of mind), I’d recommend, if you cannot or do not want to sew your outfit, to have somebody make it for you. You can have made the American Duchess second patterns from Simplicity (8578 and 8579), that include the stays, the shift (or you can have this one made, that is deeply researched and very HA), and a sack dress, that would be PERFECT for hosting a costume party and looking fabulous. I think those are nice patterns since are available world wide, and the instructions are easy to follow. If you want something more HA, you can also try the patterns available on Burnley and Trowbridge, JP Ryan, or try to make one from the Patterns of Fashion books (my first really HA gown is from that book), but usually they require some better knowledge of the fit, form and patterns of the 18th century.

Also, the most important part: HAVE FUN!

Originally posted by vivelareine