A Metal tube passes through the sleeve into the costume, holding the body up with a platform or harness hidden inside his coat and pants! There’s a wide solid frame under the carpet that prevents tilting over. 9 years of engineering school and work has finally prepared me for this
novel about a morally grey pirate captain who is cursed to die within 5 years for stealing some forbidden treasure, and only giving her heart to someone and expecting nothing back can break the curse
but rather than go on some journey to find some true love or whatever, she decides to use her last years to travel the seas with her crew and collect treasure and drink and be merry
and on the day of reckoning, she is falling more and more ill, and her crew gather all around her to say goodbye to their captain when suddenly the curse is broken. because she gave her whole heart to her ship and her crew, and expected nothing back.
I’ve seen these before! They’re produced by Bandai (the same company responsible for Tamagotchi and Digimon), and after every 100 pops, a random sound effect will play (like a dog barking or something).
They followed this with Mugen Edamame, which emulates squeezing edamame:
Then they did the Mugen Peri Peri, which simulates the action of opening boxes with tear tabs (like FedEx packages, Pocky boxes, and so on):
no but like if these kinds of actions calm you down in stressful situations tHINK ABOUT IT (the innovation not the situation LOL)
Aries: second in command to the meme master
Taurus: THE MEME MASTER
Gemini: its on and off with this one. one day of no memes, one day of memes every MINUTE.
Cancer: will fool you into thinking the memes are over when they are not
Leo: the supreme meme themself
Virgo: always uses memes
Libra: has a meme for ANYTHING.
Scorpio: overall great memer
Sagittarius: will whip out the old memes
Capricorn: never gets tired when it comes to memes
Aquarius: knows many memes
Pisces: meme lord
PHOTOS: Transgender Elders Show Us The Meaning of Survival
In the many years that Jess T. Dugan, a Boston-based trans photographer, has spent capturing images of gender-variant people, she says she’s consistently noticed a striking absence in both art and social sciences: imagery of older trans folks.
“And,” Dugan explains further on her website, “those [representations] that do exist are often one-dimensional.” So Dugan set out to fill this gap, teaming up with social work researcher Vanessa Fabbre since fall 2013 to develop the evocative photo project, “To Survive on This Shore.” In the recently released collection, diverse trans elders ages 50 to 86 are pictured at home or in meaningful spaces, gazing unapologetically into the camera, as if asking the viewer to look deeper into their unique context and life story.
This is Iris- she is a year old blue Ameraucana hen. I hatched her and her siblings secretly in my dorm room last year- just because I could, and because I needed more chickens. Don’t worry- I didn’t have a roommate, and the power went out on the incubator only once.
Because of being hatched at college, she is very smart, and is very helpful while I am doing homework.
EY FATTY BOOM BOOM 