#ASSOC.

[rosquinn]

they have...4 ids together and released at the same time... They even have matching egos....they go to fausts coffee shop together in the 7 assoc. mirror world... they work together in molar office.... yi sang calls her big sister too.... what I'd give to see them interact more in-game..... please

[universallydelegated]

got a little carried away doodling zwei gregor who is 3rd hottest gregor on my list uh i didnt want to draw a mechanical arm so ignore how funky it looks ty <3

[scapelamb]

.... Dieci Nun Gregor concept.....

[newyorkthegoldenage]

The American Woman's Association Clubhouse between West 57th and West 58th Streets, December 29, 1931. It was established as a place where professional women could network their way to success in the business world. At that time the group estimated that 700,000 women held salaried jobs in the city, with 50,000 of those in managerial or executive positions. Their architect was Benjamin Wistar Morris, who had close ties to the Morgan family. 

Most of the credit for the clubhouse goes to Anne Morgan, daughter of J.P. Morgan, who used her huge inheritance to advance causes of social justice. In 1903 she had been among the founders of the Colony Club, the pre-eminent women's club in New York, and in 1909 she brought striking women garment workers to be heard by the membership.

Morgan called the AWA ''a training school for leadership, a mental exchange'' where women ''can hear what other women are doing.'' The organization had 61 doctors, 16 lawyers, 939 teachers, a bacteriologist, a tug dispatcher and workers in many other fields. But Miss Morgan said that not everyone was eligible, only the woman ''with ambition, pluck and energy, which will push her up and up in her profession.''

The clubhouse had 1,250 rooms, along with a swimming pool, gym, meeting rooms, a restaurant, music rooms and wide terraces on the upper setbacks. Although the sleeping rooms had 128 color combinations, the exterior was bare and boxy, rising up among the aging brownstones of West 57th Street like a grain elevator in the Nebraska prairie grasses.

The club lasted until 1941, when bankruptcy proceedings forced the AWA to sell it, and it became the Henry Hudson Hotel.

Photo: Associated Press Text: Christopher Gray in the NY Times

[m-ilkiee]

"Omg your fav is not as hot as Gojo" "Omg you hate Gojo do you want something special? Should we call Gege Akutami?" I'm not sorry for not liking that blue eyed freak that is always whitewashed in fanarts looking like a white ass boy and his MAJORLY obssessive ugly racist ass stans who think he acts like he's five years old and not a grown as man with bouts of immaturity here and there like normal adults do have. Call Gege for me and give me a fucking award for having to deal with y'all in the fandom + satosugu misogynistic shippers. Thanks <3

[heartbunnymoth]

i only have 2 TwT i have no energy to make more

[averlym]

ghost story premiere day! check @melliotwrites for more info

[pinacoladamatata]

from my ridiculous dragon age theories drive: Dumat, big daddy old god of silence, is associated with the constellation Silentir. we know this bc of inquisition

Silentir astarium in DAI

overlayed with Elgar'nan's vallaslin just because

this motif just keeps recurring with elgar'nan. idk.

4 and 7 are the one's we see in the game

[writergeekrhw]

So on the topic of Bar Association: we saw that Worf crossed the picket line and O'Brien and Bashir didn't, and I assume Sisko also didn't because of what his orders were for Odo, but what about the rest of the DS9 main cast? Who crossed vs. who supported the strike?

I feel like all the Federation characters except for Worf honored the picket lines. Odo wouldn't have if left to his own devices because he can be a bit of a fascist, tbh. Nog would never have stabbed his dad in the back by crossing.

That leaves Kira. I think, being a rebel at heart, she'd never cross a picket line. If things had continued after Kira got back to the station, she might've even been tempted to do... other things to encourage Quark to fold. Things involving fire.

[los-gatitos-luciran-muy-lindos]

ೃ⁀➷ * Character Song Association *

ੈ *Character : Kokichi Ouma*

/♡˳ Danganronpa V3 ♡˳/

⋅ʚProblematicɞ⋅⋅ʚ

。 °。 ⋆༺⋆༺𓆩☠︎︎𓆪༻⋆༻⋆。°。。

[vinyl-artwork]

Ted Heath and his Music - The Big Ones (1970)

Design by Farmlett, Barsanti & Assoc.

[manila-automat]

Stores of the Year 6 (1991) Martin M. Pegler Jager, New York Stephen Sanders & Assoc., Architects, Manhasset, NY

[okiankeno]

do weed with me

extras under the cut!

no text ver, face close-up, comically large blunt

[newyorkthegoldenage]

A building in Chinatown is draped with flags for an 11-day celebration commemorating the founding of the new Chinese Merchants' Association, 1920.

Photo: Underwood & Underwood/NY World Telegram & Sun/LoC

[maxiswitchcraftandpaganblog]

Digital Grimoire!

I think there's enough information on my digital grimoire to share it with everyone now haha

It's a work in progress! The Moon, Crystals, Animals, and Herbs pages are done (well I'll still be updating them as I learn but yk). The Tarot and Deities pages are under construction. I haven't started working on the Days, Planets, or Miscellaneous pages yet. But I figured I would share as it's about 1/3 done and has lots of useful information!

disclaimer: I literally stole all of the information from random corners of the internet; they are NOT linked and I'm sorry about that but it would literally be so much work. Most of it is just like magical associations of herbs and shit and not like, whole articles about magic or anything. (example- Thyme: wisdom, protection from nightmares, whatever the fuck else thyme does). Okay just wanted to put that out there lol

[heartbunnymoth]

current brain worms ms paint drawing