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[spellingbee09]

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[short-and-ugly]

i dont think ive ever properly established how short gummy is.

here he is. witness him.

[vmuwu]

OH MY GDODD the Creature. best design of the v models yet

It has escaped from its enclosure! This creechyr is up to no good!!

[waybackwanderer]

The Hong Kong Internet Service Providers Homepage Nov 1996 Archived Web Page 🧩

[undiscovered-horizon]

A sharp tongue - Shanks x Reader

SUMMARY: Flyting is the art of exchanging poetic insults. Arriving at a port town, Shanks is willing to face the local flyting champion. But when he finally meets you, it's not insults that come to his mind.

WORDCOUNT: ~ 1.3k

a/n: it was either Shanks or Nikolai Lantsov

The tavern appeared somewhat rugged and unkept in the low, yellow light of a few candles. They weren’t enough to make all of the interior visible. While most of the tables and patrons sitting at them seemed to disappear in the darkness, the bar counter was like a light in the tunnel; a lighthouse for all those looking for a drink, a good chat or the entrance to the demimonde.

Aisha, a rather frail woman with an ashy skin tone, was drying glasses and cups, humming an old shanty, when the door to the Blue Dragon tavern swung open. Used to the noise of Marines and pirates alike, the bartender only cocked her eyebrow as she watched the men entering her establishment. As the scourge of the seas usually does, the unfamiliar guests looked rough, although Aisha did make a notice of how politely they carried themselves, no matter how strange that might be.

One of the man, with crimson hair and three scars across his face, sat on the bar stool in front of Aisha. Despite the dark circles around his eyes, the sun damage peppering his skin and dark stubble covering his jaw, the man looked kind. Something about the roundness of his shoulders made him appear smaller, more docile.

“Welcome to Kuri Island, where the Devil bids you farewell,” Aisha announced bitterly. God knows how much she wished to dfind herself anywhere ele but home. “What’re you drinking, lads?”

The pirate captain gave her a smile.

“Give us your best rum and whiskey. We’re kind of celebrating.”

“On it.”

Heavy glass bottles clicked brightly as Aisha set them on the counter. The crewmembers snatched their drinks as soon as they could, taking a short break from their merry conversations to give the bartender a grateful nod. Then, they’d disappear into the darkness of Blue Dragon, their hoarse laughter following them like an echo of yesterday’s joy.

The red-haired man did not move from his spot at the counter and neither did any of his crewmen sit beside him. As she was going about her mundane chores, Aisha kept glancing towards the captain. He stared ahead, lost in thought, and peacefully sipped on the dark rum. Thoughtfulness is rarely a characteristic ascribed to pirates. Nevertheless, there he was - a pirate unlike any other.

The second time Shanks talk to Aisha was on his own volition. She was filleting citruses when he leaned over the bar and spoke in a low voice:

“Who’s that?”

Aisha looked in the direction the red-haired pirate pointed out with a sharp, meaningful nod of his head. Her gaze fell on a character she’s grown quite familiar with. Sitting alone at her table, the silent woman played with an old, silver coin that was no longer used. There was a glass in front of her but it was empty now. Low light of a nearly burnt-out candle played a game of shadows on her face, painting her features once terrifying and once divine.

“A flyter,” Aisha answered. Shanks nodded, clearly pondering something. “Best goddamn one in this part of the waters. They call her Snaketongue. I’ll let you guess why. If you’re feeling up for it, you can try to challenge her.”

Shanks looked at the bartender with a confident but curious grin.

“Wish me luck.”

Aisha chuckled.

“Luck won’t help,” she warned him.

The pirate captain took his glass and bottle of rum only to set them down in front of the mysterious woman. She looked up at him with a quietioningly raised eyebrow but Shanks only sat comfortably in his chair. An adventurous glink in his eye and she knew exactly why he had approached her.

“Out flyt will test your speed and wit,” she began while leaning forward, “reveal a shameful lack of grit.”

Shanks picked up the bottle of rum.

“Whether I win or lose this flyt,” he spoke as he poured himself a glass of alcohol, “your company is much delight.”

He winked at her but she only scoffed.

“If delight is what you seek in a flyt, I’m afraid you’ve found yourself in plight.” The woman leaned on her forearms, her fingers intertwined. The small flame of the candle warmed her face but also have her something of a reverse halo - a cloud of darkness crowned her face. “A man must be out of mind, to approach a snake expecting it not to bite. If you’re a pirate without grit, be honest and admit.”

The red-haired pirate did not let himself be left behind. He also leaned forward, a curious shadow prancing across his handome, rugged face as the struggling flame danced between them. The tension between the strangers almost putting it out.

“Why should my forte be grit, if I can’t charm a woman with it?” Shanks asked before taking a long sip of his rum.

“Perhaps you can’t speak rough because your spirit isn’t tough. Or maybe you’re not man enough?”

Shanks let out a raspy laugh.

“Oh, I am a man, no doubt,” he assured with amusement. “Find your proof among this crowd.” In a casual manner, he pointed over his shoulder towards his scattered, jolly crew. “I am the best pirate around.”

“And yet you’re less harmful than a trout. Looking like a wet dog with a pout.” The woman tilted her head, a dangerous glint appeared in her darkened eyes. Something wicked sprouted in her mind. “The ladies in town seem to be in drought. I don’t suppose you know anything about?”

But Shanks didn’t seem to take much offence in your insult at his prowess. His lips curved into a sly smirk.

“As true as your words might be, I fail to see disgust when you look at me. Your pretty eyes are shining bright. You’re starting to like me, am I right?” he asked with raised eyebrows. It seemed that he already knew the answer and just wanted to rub it in, gloat in his triumphant trick.

The woman pursed her lips and nodded slowly.

“Your words are sweet, I’ll give you that,” she said with a sigh. “It’s starting to amuse me, our little chat. Although I’m still waiting for an insult to be spat.”

“Sharp words are not on my mind when your charm made me blind.” His toothy grin is glistening in the low candlelight. “A more enamouring woman I doubt I will find. So, would you be so kind and agree to be dined?”

She bit her lower lip to stop herself from laughing out loud. Although she shook her head with disapproval, she was undoubtedly amused with his antics.

“How could such an offer be declined?” she asked. “I’m not sure if you’re terrible at flyting or great.” It was both strange and wonderful to hear her speak naturally. “Despite your avid refusal to actually partake in flyting.”

It seemed she really did want Shanks to be at least a little rude. Having said that, she was still debating whether she should think his refusal tedious or alluring.

“Usually I buy a lady a drink before getting mean with her.”

“Does it work for you?”

“Without fail.”

A moment of intimate yet tense silence falls between them; a quietness reserved for pondering and weighing chances. Should she or should she not?

The woman takes Shank’s bottle of rum and pours some into her glass.

“And so I succumb to a charming pirate and his rum. Who knows, maybe he’ll get to make me…” she cut her sentence short and cleared her throat. “Nevermind.”

But he did mind. God only knows how much he did mind.

[cissyenthusiast010155]

Bend us, Break us Pt. 3 ~Sub!Larissa Weems xSub!Morticia Addams xFem Dom!Tall!Shapeshifter!Reader

Anon request—(Morticia loves being manhandled during sex and moved by Reader into the position Reader wants her in, Morticia loves being carried upright, legs wrapped around readers waist, arms around readers neck and head tucked into neck, doesn’t care where y’all are will just jump into ur arms and snuggles into you, been that way sinceur time at Nevermore together, Same with Rissa but she loves being carried bridal style and curled up with head tucked into readers neck. What sets Reader off is when she peaks into Rissa's office and sees them masterbating side by side but they don't know Reader saw till she gets home)

Link to Part 1 Part 2 & Part 4

Mommy…Master List

Requests & Prompt-List

Warning: NSFW, 18+!!, masturbation, voyeurism, voyeurism kink, kink talk, daddy kink, manhandling kink…?, edging, teasing, etc.

Part 3 of a mini series

Enjoy (;

“Well how about we try your way first, hmmm Mon Amour? And if it doesn’t work, we do my way.” Morticia suggested with a grin while batting her eyes at the tall blonde.

“Alright…” she sighed, giving in to her lover.

~~~

The next time you were called into Larissa’s office which yet again was at the crack ass of dawn, you yet again found both women sitting in nervous silence. You plopped down on the chair adjacent to Morticia’s and across from Larissa.

“Fancy seeing you here…” you teased.

But with one look from Larissa, you saw something was the matter.

“What’s the matter?” You immediately asked, concerned.

Morticia raised her brow towards Larissa as if telling her, Your idea, you get to try it…

Larissa took a breath before beginning, “We want you to fuck us, Y/N, please.”

Your eyes shot up with how direct Larissa was being.

“Y/N…?” You tauntingly questioned the blondes choice of word.

Larissa gulped and squirmed in her seat.

“We want you to fuck us, Daddy…” she breathed out.

You hummed in satisfaction.

“And what else do you want me to do to you…? Do enlighten me some more of your dirty little fantasies…” you purred, glancing to both Larissa and Morticia.

Both Larissa and Morticia gulped.

If they were gonna be straight forward, you could to.

Morticia wore a shocked expression that could only be read as, Damn ‘Rissa. You were right. At first, neither woman spoke.

“Come on… you are two very capable, able speaking stunning women. You can use your words for Daddy…” you purred, making them both blush at your twisted taunting praising.

For the first time, Larissa and Morticia were speechless… Morticia bit her lip, looked down, and was the one to break the silence,

“Want you to hold me, Daddy…want to straddle your waist…” Morticia whimpered.

You hummed in satisfaction.

“Good girl…” you purred, “What else…?”

“Wanna be held to, Daddy…want you to carry me bridal style…” Larissa whimpered.

Amazing how quickly these two women fell apart…

You hummed in delight.

“Want you to be rough…” Morticia nearly whispered.

This pricked up your senses.

“What was that? Speak up for Daddy, good girl…” you taunted.

Morticia’s breath hitched at the nickname which both her and Larissa had told you made them melt on the spot.

“Manhandle me, Daddy please…” Morticia whimpered.

“Daddy doesn’t want to hurt you, baby…” you said with concern.

“I’m a good girl, I can take it…” Morticia whispered.

You hummed in response.

“Let me think about ok? Don’t want my good girl getting hurt because of me…” you purred.

At that, both women shot their heads up.

Think about it??

So you weren’t fucking them right now?!

At that, you left the office, leaving the two sitting there, stunned.

“I thought it was going so well…” Larissa breathed out, once she’d regained her speech.

She looked at her counterpart who was grinning with a devilish glink in her eye.

“As much as I am disappointed that we’re going to have to wait a while longer, I believe this means that it’s my turn, ‘Rissa…” Morticia purred.

Larissa sighed in defeat, “Yes Tish’… What did you have in mind?”

Morticia had a wicked smirk plastered on her face.

~~~

“I’m sorry, what…?” Larissa uttered after hearing Morticia’s idea.

“It’s simple ‘Rissa. We fuck right here and record it and send it to Y/N. She’ll have to pay attention to us then.” Morticia re-explained.

“No no, I heard you the first time, ‘Tish… It’s just… Do we really want to break her rules…?” Larissa hesitantly whispered.

“We made a Deal, Mon Amour…” Morticia warned.

“Alright, but we’re both submissive…” Larissa gave in.

At that Morticia’s face lit up and she pulled out her phone and began recording, “Mon Amour, why don’t you show Daddy how you touch yourself when Daddy won’t attend to you….” She purred wickedly.

Larissa’s breath hitched but she very quickly caught on, standing up and perching herself on her desk right in front of the camera. She rolled up her dress and teasingly removed her knickers, before running a finger through her soaked folds with a shudder.

“Fuck Daddy…” Larissa moaned out as she began pumping and curling a finger inside her throbbing cunt.

“That’s right Mon Amour… Fuck your making me so wet…” Morticia groaned, who then turned the camera around to show herself skillfully teasing her clit and spewing little moans of pleasure.

Both women continued their administrations, recording it all, but little did they know… you had stayed right outside Larissa’s cracked open door, watching their every single move…

When you had seen enough to cause you to soak through your knickers, you walked off with a ache in between your legs and one determined thought,

Larissa and Morticia were going to pay for that bratty act…

~~~

Part 4 of Reader confronting Larissa and Morticia 😏

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[dawkacynizmu]

poniedziałek 16/12 | 27/28

zjedzone: 460 kcal, 10.000 kroków

mamy pewien problem bo w tych podsumowaniach do czegos odliczam ale kurwa całkowicie zapomniałam do czego

kupilam sobie zielona glinke na twarz i zrobilam po raz pierwszy, zobaczymy czy beda jakieś zacne efekty

siostra przywozi chłopa po raz 1 na święta i mama chcac sie popisac już od wczoraj pierogi lepi

rozprawa w sadzie w czwartek XDD szkola mnie ominie ale juz wole ten francuski tbh

[ggourmetsoda]

glink tok.... messing around with brushes in csp. i did not use a reference for anything as you can see. he's pretty.

[autistic-hippie-squirrel]

Muppet OC or smth like that (it uses xey/glorp/glink and is named Splunky)

+ Janice took glorp to a rave

[spellingbee09]

📝 Your words could lead you to victory! 🌟 Join the Spelling Bee Championship for a chance to win AED 25,000 💸 and an unforgettable trip to the USA! 🇺🇸 Open to students in grades 4-10. Don't miss this life-changing opportunity! ✈

Learn More- https://spellingbee.ae

[abroadstudyconsult2611]

Mastering the Art of Spelling: A Comprehensive Guide to Spelling Bee Competitions

Spelling bee competition have become a global phenomenon, offering students the opportunity to demonstrate their mastery of language, sharpen their memory, and develop mental resilience. These competitions are more than just about spelling—they celebrate precision, confidence, and learning, inspiring participants to push their limits. With various formats such as the bee spelling contest, royal spelling bee, and the spell bee UAE, these events have become prestigious stages for young learners worldwide. In this guide, we explore the significance of spelling bees, provide practical tips for preparation, and highlight how these contests benefit students academically and personally.

1. What is a Spelling Bee Competition?

A spelling bee is a competition where participants spell words aloud, typically with increasing difficulty as the rounds progress. The origin of spelling bees dates back to the early 20th century, and they have since evolved into events that celebrate academic excellence. Today, spelling bees take place at various levels—local, regional, national, and international—culminating in highly competitive championships.

Competitions like the spelling bee championship offer students not only the thrill of competing but also recognition through prizes, scholarships, and media exposure. These events encourage children to develop a passion for the English language and build essential life skills, such as persistence and discipline.

2. How Spelling Bees are Structured

Most spelling bee contests follow a multi-round elimination process designed to identify the best spellers. Some common stages include:

Preliminary Rounds: All participants spell simple words to filter out the initial group.

Written and Oral Tests: Certain competitions, including the spell bee UAE, may involve written components to test vocabulary.

Elimination Rounds: In this stage, participants spell increasingly difficult words until a limited number remain.

Championship Round: The final round determines the winner. This stage often involves advanced words, testing the contestants’ skills to the fullest.

The final victor must demonstrate not only a vast vocabulary but also the ability to remain composed under pressure. Many spelling bees, including the royal spelling bee, introduce bonus rounds or tie-breakers to decide the champion in the event of a tie.

3. Effective Tips for Spelling Bee Preparation

Winning a spelling bee requires diligent preparation. Below are strategies to help participants excel:

Study Word Origins and Patterns: Understanding etymology (e.g., Greek or Latin roots) can give students insights into spelling patterns, making it easier to guess unfamiliar words.

Build a Study Routine: Consistent practice helps participants retain difficult words. A structured approach involving mock spelling bees keeps them engaged.

Use Flashcards and Spelling Apps: Digital tools and flashcards aid in reinforcing new words and pronunciations.

Read Aloud: Reading books, articles, and newspapers aloud improves pronunciation, fluency, and recognition of complex words.

Mock Contests: Conducting practice sessions replicates the pressure of live competitions, ensuring participants feel comfortable on the day of the event.

Participation in contests such as the spelling bee championship demands not only memorization but also sharp listening skills, as competitors often need to ask for word definitions or usage in sentences to ensure correct spelling.

4. Benefits of Participating in Spelling Bees

Spelling bees are known to promote more than just academic excellence. Here are some key benefits:

Improved Vocabulary and Language Skills: Participants are exposed to a wide variety of words, strengthening their vocabulary and enhancing their communication skills.

Enhanced Cognitive Abilities: Memorizing and recalling spellings sharpen memory and improve mental agility.

Building Confidence and Public Speaking Skills: Participants must spell words aloud in front of an audience, which boosts their confidence and helps overcome stage fright.

Fostering Healthy Competition: Spelling bees encourage students to compete respectfully while pushing themselves to do better.

Development of Emotional Resilience: Participants learn to cope with setbacks and losses, helping them build perseverance and a growth mindset.

Engaging in competitions like the bee spelling contest or spell bee UAE also helps students cultivate lifelong skills, such as time management and stress management.

5. Global Popularity of Spelling Bee Competitions

Spelling bees have become prominent not only in English-speaking countries but also in regions where English is a second language. Events like the spell bee UAE promote bilingual learning and attract students from different cultural backgrounds. These competitions serve as a platform for young learners to engage with the English language in a fun and competitive setting.

Similarly, the royal spelling bee and other prestigious events across Asia, the Middle East, and Africa have gained recognition, with winners often advancing to global championships. These international contests bring students together from diverse backgrounds, uniting them through a shared love for language and competition.

6. Handling Stress During Spelling Bees

Participating in a spelling bee can be nerve-wracking, especially during the final stages when the pressure is high. Here are some tips to manage stress effectively:

Stay Positive: Maintaining a positive attitude helps participants stay calm even in difficult moments.

Focus on the Process: Encouraging participants to enjoy the learning experience reduces the pressure of winning.

Use Relaxation Techniques: Simple breathing exercises or mindfulness techniques help manage anxiety during the competition.

Practice Time Management: Learning to respond quickly and decisively under timed conditions minimizes last-minute stress.

Support from parents and teachers plays a crucial role in ensuring participants stay motivated throughout their preparation journey. Competitions like the spelling bee championship teach students that success lies not just in winning but also in the effort they put into the process.

7. The Impact of Technology on Spelling Bees

In recent years, the world of spelling bees has evolved with the help of technology. Many competitions are now conducted online, offering students the chance to compete remotely. Virtual spelling bees have expanded participation, allowing students from remote areas to compete on a global stage. Digital word lists, pronunciation tools, and virtual practice platforms have also become popular resources for participants.

Events like the bee spelling contest and spell bee UAE have embraced technology by streaming competitions online, making these events more accessible to broader audiences. This shift has also fostered a sense of community among spellers from different parts of the world.

8. The Role of Parents and Educators in Spelling Bees

Parents and educators play an essential role in shaping students' spelling abilities and boosting their confidence. Here are a few ways they can provide support:

Encourage a Love for Reading: Instilling the habit of reading at an early age builds a strong vocabulary.

Provide Emotional Support: Students need encouragement throughout their journey, especially when facing setbacks.

Create a Positive Learning Environment: A supportive atmosphere makes it easier for students to practice regularly.

Set Realistic Goals: Helping participants set achievable milestones keeps them motivated without overwhelming them.

Teachers can also organize in-class spelling bees to foster healthy competition and prepare students for larger events such as the spelling bee championship.

Spelling bee competitions offer more than just a test of spelling abilities—they are a celebration of knowledge, perseverance, and personal growth. From the royal spelling bee to the spell bee UAE, these contests provide students with invaluable life skills, including confidence, discipline, and resilience. By embracing the challenges of spelling bees, participants not only master the art of spelling but also develop habits that will benefit them far beyond the competition stage.

Whether aiming for local contests or prestigious championships, the journey of participating in a spelling bee helps students unlock their full potential. With the right preparation, a positive mindset, and supportive guidance from parents and teachers, students can thrive in any spelling competition and enjoy the rewarding experience of lifelong learning.

[radiophd]

bola - glink

[theygotlost]

reading men at arms to my mommy: :D

realizing i will eventually have to look my own mother in the eyes and read "the bedsprings went glink" out loud: