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they call me the problem ignorer for reasons that i know but dont feel like addressing right now

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Corvid Christmas tree. Simple, but beautiful.

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Pink Calcite from chenzhou prefecture Hunan province China

Photo: Future Mineral

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Obviously the key reason to get into weaving is the near limitless pride flag potential.

This is 8 metres of trans warp threaded for 5 different twills. Winding the warp went SO MUCH BETTER than my first project a couple weeks ago and I am especially proud of how smoothly my warp chains unravelled.

With the trans yarns I also ordered sample cards for a couple different yarn companies so that I can compose some rainbow flag variants.

Hype hype hypeeeee

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but you can't keep holding on like this.

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today's bug things are these metal pill bugs by Matt Noris!

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I keep getting comments on WIPs from readers—some who are registered AO3 users—expressing some form of “I like this story and check regularly for updates”. I don’t know if this is a permutation of “I can’t wait for an update” or if people genuinely don’t know about AO3’s Subscribe button.

Subscribing to a story automatically sends an email notification to the subscriber whenever the story is updated.

I don’t want to seem patronizing by mentioning subscriptions, but I also don’t want readers to be working so hard keeping up with a fic when there’s an easier solution. Or am I taking a compliment too literally?

(Please reblog for farther reach)

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Actually the worst thing in the world is alphabetical lists that put titles begining with "The" under the "T" section

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galadriel voice "things that were once $5 are now $20"

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Italian artist Lorenzo Quinn created a gigantic pair of hands reaching out of Venice’s Grand Canal (2017)

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Stages of Decomposition, Embroidery by calicoranger

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sometimes you have to mispell. “yeag” is not the same thing as “yeah.” “oug” and “ough” have different meanings. you wouldn't understand