#Magnet Displays

[rochestermagnet]

4 Creative Ways To Use Magnet Displays For Seasonal Sales

Seasonal sales present an excellent opportunity to attract customers, boost profits, and clear out excess inventory. But as we all know, every business is competing for the same customers' attention.

To stand out in this crowded space, you need an edge. Sure, you can rely on traditional methods like billboards, ads, or marketing campaigns, but why not try something simple and effective like magnet displays?

Whether you're running holiday promotions, back-to-school offers, or end-of-season clearances, magnet displays are a versatile and easy-to-use solution that can elevate your store. They allow you to spotlight deals in an engaging, visually appealing way.

Let’s explore how to creatively leverage magnet displays for seasonal sales to make your promotions pop.

[cute-girls-from-vns-anime-manga]

So as you all know I follow quite a few increible artists on Pixiv and through the years ive supported them on and off!

BUT HOLY SHIT TO SEE ONE OF THE ARTISTS SPECIFICALLY きただりょうま GET A DAMN FIGURE THAT I HAD THE WONDERFUL CHANCE TO GET A HOLD OF IS AMAZING AND ITS SO HIGH QUALITY TOO! I ALSO DID NOT EXPECT AN ACRYLIC STANDIE OF ONE OF THEIR ART WORKS THIS IS AMAZING!

Yes she has a swimsuit and a cat lingerie outfit which means that tail actually is inserted exactly where you think it is!!!! But Cat Lingerie is the only real choice lets be honest!

[meownotgood]

he's here....

[hotcinnamonsunset]

madney fridge ✨glowup✨ from 6.18 to 7.01

[pas-si-fleur]

LOOK AT HER

Normal cat :)

[alphagodith]

sorry for the shitty photos, but i'm just too excited to share and too nervous to unwrap a lot of this stuff- i am quite confident i have THE most extensive/complete collection of official wizardmon/wizgato merch on the planet. i'm only missing one alt art of a vintage card and a square can badge.

edit; if anyone wants closeups or more info about anything here (or not here but you think it should be, i probably either have it somewhere else or at least know about it) do let me know.

[mewnette]

[thetwilightroadtonightfall]

this knife I bought matches Plushiemer’s proportions so well it’s making me hysterical

[n7punk]

btw lifehack to any collectors out there or anyone who wants to protect their shit from their pets. display cabinets/cubes tend to be super fucking expensive but clear acrylic shoeboxes are wayyy cheaper and just as effective since they're also meant for display/dust protection

[cloud-based-and-rainpilled]

Halfway through Staged 3 and pretty sure the reason it doesn’t “work” is the reason why Good Omens 2 does work: the natural progression of David and Michael’s and Crowley and Aziraphale’s relationships respectively is codependence. One show understands this, but the other doesn’t

tl;dr At bottom

Aziraphale and Crowley simply cannot exist without each other. They are “on their on side.” They have trauma bonded for centuries. When the external obstacles tearing apart Aziraphale and Crowley are removed, they’re left with their unaddressed trauma and can’t communicate their feelings

This internal conflict, which is long established, tears them apart. They are codependent yet can’t see eye to eye. This is a real conflict that feels natural

The big “a-ha” emotional moment at the end of Staged 2 is David and Michael realizing that (after every other character basically screams at them) they love and need each other. They are the only ones who understand each other; they are “on their own side”

When their external obstacles are removed, instead of exploring the intensity of their relationship and implied codependence, it forces conflict. Georgia messes with the room; Michael seems irrationally angry from the jump; the script relies on the meta nature of it for the humor. Everything feels “off,” and, well, “staged” for lack of a better word

The moment when Michael decides to go back into production because he’s jealous David did a role without him, there’s a bit of a throwaway line where he says “I can’t believe you’d do something without me.” It’s framed as jealousy of David working, but at face value, it’s, “How could you ever do anything without me?”

Exploring their codependence would have been more narratively sound and have a better baseline for comedy to come from it. However, this was never going to be possible, because while Staged isn’t “real,” inherently, because it’s meta, it kind of is

(Tinfoil hat time!)

This sounds sacreligious, but Michael Sheen is not convincing at all in this. He holds this resentment that seems to come from nowhere and feels hollow. The script isn’t helping much, but this is far lower quality wise than other performances he’s given. He does not want to be doing this shit again

Michael’s a (self-admitted) sensitive actor. He drowns himself in every role, especially Aziraphale, who he says “lol he’s literally me.” He cried on the last day of shooting; there’s absolutely no way the Breakup ™️ in Good Omens 2 didn’t affect him deeply, especially considering a 3rd season still isn’t confirmed

Imo he drags his feet because this entire season is the Breakup ™️ again, and he’s emotionally exhausted and doesn’t want to do it. If the script were better/had more levity/allowed for improv then maybe, but as it stands, it’s just a bummer, and everyone who watched it agrees

But I don’t think a plotline exploring David and Michael’s codependence would have ever happened anyway because, well, it would be really fucking awkward

Staged 1 is about them becoming friends, and, lo and behold, they actually did become close friends while shooting

Staged 2 is about them realizing how much they need and care about each other, and by their own accounts, they became much closer during this time as well

So, if Staged 3 were about them examining the closeness of their fake selves and the possible unhealthy aspects of it, that would force them to be incredibly vulnerable, not just as actors, but to their real relationship, because the events of Staged have mirrored how their friendship has developed

They are obviously not their characters on Staged, but there is a distinct pattern of a blur of real life and fiction. They run the risk of people falsely thinking they have a codependent dynamic and judging them accordingly, or, even worse, having to confront actually having a codependent dynamic, and in a very public way

I haven’t finished, so maybe their codependence is addressed, but right now it seems like it’s entirely avoided, which was a huge aspect of the ending of series 2. It makes the conflict feel forced and any interesting character exploration is blunted by antics

tl;dr In Good Omens 2, Crowley and Aziraphale are codependent, which is established, and creates conflict. Codependence is addressed in Staged 2, but barely acknowledged in Staged 3. A real point of conflict that could be interesting is ignored while forced situations are pushed instead, which aren’t as funny nor compelling

I believe personally that the ideas dried up for Simon, Michael was emotionally exhausted from the ending of Good Omens 2, and a plotline centered around David and Michael’s codependence in Staged was avoided because it would hit too close to home

Still haven’t finished it so it could turn around, but right now it feels like a big missed opportunity which came out of uninspired writing and avoiding self reflection

[sunshinegat0rstitches]

Yellow Swallowtail - Mill Hill kit

I got this as a palette cleanser after I finished a big kit (which... we'll see how long it takes me to wash/frame that and show here, lol). Literally took me one week to do, these are so fun/quick/satisfying!

[lildoodlecat]

I literally don't have anywhere good to display them so they're just on my dresser in the corner but heyyy look at my irresponsible spending for cool lil guys

I've had their store pages open for like a year or more so I just finally cracked sjxkdk but look how cool!!

[sheyshen]

kitchen table and desks and computer setups have been moved around so most of the heavy lifting is done for the time being. but i'm also tired!

more cleaning tomorrow, mostly regular basic stuff like vacuuming and the stove and then next week some more rearranging stuff but less moving furniture and more organizing things! I also need to rearrange my pin board but am tempted to hold off because i got a keychain of nathaniel i can add to it that should be here in a couple weeks...

[johnbly]

behold the paper brig

[unproduciblesmackdown]

asia kate dillon as LOS-307 in moon girl and devil dinosaur 1x04 “check yourself”

video two of two (vid one)

(audio posts)

[oneinathousand]

I’m incredibly sick of seeing Tatooine all the time in Star Wars, BUT I have an idea for a way they could take it in a different direction in the future… it becomes gentrified by tourism.

If they ever make new stories set many decades in the future like the now-Legends Legacy series, let’s imagine that the biographies of the Skywalkers become more well known over the years and eventually become part of the galaxy’s cultural consciousness like the Founding Fathers are to the U.S. and the various royal families are to the English, and some people realize, “Hey, these homes of a couple of the galaxy’s greatest heroes/enemies (the husk of the Lars home and Watto’s slave house) are still on this planet, we could make some money off of this!”

And so, entrepreneurs build up a whole tourist trap town around Luke and Anakin’s homes (you can’t show anyone Leia’s home anymore, Han didn’t seem to really have a steady home on Corellia, and Rey lived under junk, so these are the only options to make tourist traps from) , much like how the homes of many U.S. presidents have been preserved.

You could leave it like that, that the homes of Shmi and the Lars have been surrounded by pretty tacky gift shops and hotels, or you could go even further and have Tatooine be made into Las Vegas in space, that these tourist attractions spark even more business people across the planet to transform the biggest cities on the planet into desirable vacation destinations for the rest of the galaxy using the adage, “Come for the history, stay for the entertainment!”

It wouldn’t just be Luke and Anakin’s homes that become landmarks, but a few other places where they had shenanigans like the Mos Eisley Cantina or Jabba’s palace.

Pod racing really blows up in popularity, albeit with way more safety regulations than when Anakin participated so that the races can be broadcasted galaxy-wide, though like with NASCAR races there’s still a chance death could occur.

Huge zoos are built holding all the dangerous fauna both native to Tatooine and brought in from outside.

The Hutts finally agree to join the new Republic, and they’re less outwardly evil than before, following the formal abolishing of slavery, although many are still involved with criminal dealings.

Mos Eisley is the hub of all this, being the city closest to the historical landmarks, although several other cities are able to get some pieces of the pie by providing cheaper alternatives to much of the entertainment found in Mos Eisley.

Many Jawas are able to transition pretty smoothly into this new era, but the Tuskens… not so much, the cities hog pretty much all the resources and they encroach on their land.

Otherwise, I never want to see a desert planet ever again in Star Wars unless it looks completely different from any that have come before.