my profile will never have a theme/aesthetic. I am an artist/animator/tailor/storycrafter. My interests include ♡ Lolita fashion/Egl/ouji ♡ Gravity falls ♡ Onceler ♡ Vocaloid
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I've been animating
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I changed my mind btw I love the sewing machine
Sewing is the best thing in the world until you have to get the sewing machine out.. evil contraption
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Sewing is the best thing in the world until you have to get the sewing machine out.. evil contraption
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They call it the six cloaks solstice the way I'm making six cloaks this solstice
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I don't need a pattern I have a vision
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I could get out the sewing machine but it makes me mad so I'm going to hand sew my 6 cloaks
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gamecube was the best designed controller of all time exclusively for the button cluster that gave you easy thumb roll access to all buttons but also gave you the a button as a thumb rest (because it’s the one you press the most) and took into account the frequency with which each button gets pressed in its design rather than doing the stupid diamond design that gives no button priority and rests your thumb in the shitty blank space between buttons
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did u guys know theres a second episode of welcome 2 hell now ???
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John Reinhard Weguelin, 1849-1927
Mermaid of Zennor, 1900, watercolour
© Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg (x)
Inspired by medieval legend of a mermaid who lived at Pendour Cove, near Zennor, Cornwall, about whom various stories are told. The young man in the picture is Matthew Trewhell, a chorister of St. Senara’s church in Zennor, with whose voice the Mermaid was besotted. According to legend, he fell in love with the Mermaid and went to share her watery home, although his voice can still be heard at Pendour Cove when he is singing. (Commons.Wikimedia)
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Name that mean death
Names that mean "death" or have associations with death can vary in origin and meaning. Here are 30 such names with their meanings:
Mortimer - Meaning "dead sea."
Morrigan - Derived from Irish mythology, associated with death and war.
Nekros - Greek for "dead" or "lifeless."
Cadaver - Latin for "corpse" or "dead body."
Nemesis - Greek goddess of vengeance and retribution.
Thanatos - In Greek mythology, the personification of death.
Morticia - A name often associated with the macabre.
Lilith - In some interpretations, Lilith is associated with death.
Persephone - Greek goddess of the underworld.
Morten - A Scandinavian name meaning "dead."
Eligos - A demon associated with death in demonology.
Morticia - Popularized by "The Addams Family," meaning "death."
Shinigami - Japanese folklore: "death god" or "death spirit."
Mortimer - English name meaning "dead sea."
Cemetery - A word associated with death and burial grounds.
Morticia - A name often associated with a gothic or deathly aesthetic.
Mors - Latin for "death."
Hades - Greek god of the underworld and death.
Morana - Slavic goddess of winter and death.
Grimm - As in the Grim Reaper, a personification of death.
Shiv - A Hindu god associated with death and destruction.
Voldemort - From the Harry Potter series, a character whose name means "flight from death."
Morgana - A variation of Morrigan, associated with death and fate.
Mortuus - Latin for "dead" or "lifeless."
Ankou - A Breton and Cornish folklore figure associated with death.
Charon - In Greek mythology, the ferryman of the dead.
Morbidia - Derived from "morbid," meaning a preoccupation with death.
Rigor - Short for rigor mortis, the stiffening of a corpse after death.
Mortlock - A surname meaning "deadlock" or "lock of death."
Obituary - A word associated with death notices.
Please note that giving a child a name associated with death may have cultural or societal implications, so it's important to consider the potential impact of such a name carefully.
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A prevailing theory, outside of being sightings of actual owls, is that the Owlman is a product of the known hoax-lover, Tony "Doc" Shiels.
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Maybe fiendish, maybe friendly, knockers are mine-dwelling earth spirits of Cornish folklore. Belief in the fellows followed Cornish immigrants out of Cornwall, lasting up into the mid-20th century.
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This is where we'll be camping
The Fairy Glen photographed by Filippa Edghill (2022) Location: Isle of Skye, Scotland
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I think I like it actually
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