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sometimes...self care is peanut butter toast....

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Baby Mole-rat from Old School RuneScape

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Why u do dis

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Mister Stole-my-girl….

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if youre ever sad, just think about how michael buble covered santa baby . you wont be sad anymore i promise

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Some of y'all really need to read this

Childe doesn't like killing innocent people he's just a rowdy boy who likes to fight

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I still haven’t recovered from this

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This beautiful Georgian era costume has been used at least four times over the last few years in various productions. It was originally designed by Michael O’Connor for The Duchess, for which he won an Oscar for best costume design. This piece most closely resembles a Brunswick - a hooded, hip length jacket paired with a matching petticoat. However, this costume lacks the flounced elbow length upper sleeves of a typical Brunswick, though this was likely an artistic choice. This costume is almost certainly modeled after a piece worn by Lady Mary Fox in a 1767 portrait by Italian painter Pompeo Girolamo Batoni.

This costume makes its first appearance in 2008 on Charlotte Rampling as Lady Spencer in The Duchess.  In 2012 it was seen in A Royal Affair on Laura Bro as Louise von Plessen.  It was used twice in 2013, first on Gugu Mbatha-Raw as Dido Elizabeth Belle in the film Belle, and then in the made-for-television Death Comes to Pemberley, where it was used by Hayley Doherty as Anne de Bourgh. Most recently it was spotted in 2017 being worn by Lesley Manville as Lydia Quigley in Harlots. 

Costume Credit: Anna, Andrew, Katie S.

E-mail Submissions: submissions@recycledmoviecostumes.com

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Note: This costume has been previously posted

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Everything is going to be alright

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The open road and building skies is where my soul feels most alive. #storm #greatplains #stormphotography #weatherphotography #stormysky — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2SHJ2LZ

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HiPOD 12 May 2021: A New Impact Crater with Bright Ejecta

The Context Camera onboard MRO has been discovering new impact sites on Mars, followed up with HiRISE images. Usually these sites are discovered as new dark spots from removal or disturbance of bright dust, but a few show up as new bright spots.

These craters may have bright ejecta from exposure of shallow subsurface materials, below a thin dark cover. An alternate theory— that this is a particle size effect–is unlikely because the bright materials are also distinctly redder than surrounding areas, and because ejecta is typically more coarse-grained, which would make the surface darker rather than brighter. The new crater visible here is about 13 meters in diameter. The color has been enhanced for this cutout. (Less than 1 km across.) ID: ESP_068561_1700 date: 12 March 2021 altitude: 261 km NASA/JPL/UArizona

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Do not disturb

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The Floaters I Bet You Get The One You Love