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[somefoolery]

Lately I've seen a rise of "The [random number] [noun] of [proper name]". Can't wait to see this post remade in a few years if this trend catches on

every shitty book now is called something like a court of shit and fuck or something equally stupid. books used to be called frindle and we liked it. we liked it

[qrowscant]

wire tutorial for a friend

[toodrunktofindaurl]

aftermath

(for the before, it's here)

[badgebadge314]

HAPPY 3 YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF THE MOON CRASHING INTO HERMITLANDS EVERYBODY!!!!

We're all very old ✨👍✨

[sixty-silver-wishes]

the unknown from glasgow willy wonka but make it german expressionist

[dremiruu]

redraw of these two shots from one of my favourite scenes this season

[gin-blossoms]

i couldn’t help myself when i saw this text on pinterest aGsFGH i love them they’re so silly 🥰

[spinostarz]

i redrew that one terror poster for scene/bg/whatever practice

[outofcontextdiscord]

submitted by @aggressiveplace

[starrcrossrose]

“This Is A Bad Idea”

“I Don’t Care”

Uhh HAPPY VALENTINES DAY *throws guys kissing at you and runs away*

If you wanna see more of them I have a LOT on my Patreon. Uhhhh yeah bYE —

[rubyceazar]

My contribution to this fandom

[crdgn]

[nilo05]

great ithaca's thights..

[ryanthedemiboy]

If you ever have trouble cutting pills:

There are scissors for pill cutting.

Pill cutters (the boxes with the blade in the top) were just crumbling my pills.

With the scissors, I cut all of my little 7mm / ¼inch pills in half, and half of those in half again.

In under ten minutes.

That includes the learning curve, getting the light angles right, and putting them back in the bottle.

Mine are Auvon brand, for those interested.

[buried-in-stardust]

OP is following an incense recipe "Goose Pear Curtain Incense". It is named as such because in ancient times the bed is generally separated from the rest of the room with a bed curtain, and the incense is meant to be used behind the curtain at night.

Notes:

Some say the modern equivalent of "goose pears" (鹅梨) are quinces. Others say the closest equivalents are Chinese white pears, etc.

OP is likely using the modern definitions of liang/qian, but the amounts these measurements refer to have changed over time, referring to more and more. In general it's just a 10:1 ratio and however many number of pears you wish. (The recipe states 10 pears for 1 liang agarwood and 1 qian sandalwood.)

People interpret the steaming instruction differently. Some say the recipe says to steam three times, others say to steam until just after it boils.

The "dryness" mentioned in the video is a concept in traditional Chinese medicine. It is one of the six factors in nature and an excess of it hurts the lungs etc.

[eng by me]

[magentasnail]

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