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[wonderlesch]

Can’t Miss September 2023 Events

Travel with me and discover Can't Miss September 2023 Events. Explore GalaxyCon Austin, Blue Ridge Rock Festival, Bourbon & Beyond, Spa-Con and so much more. Get your planner out, Sweptember 2023 is going to be busy!

Hello and welcome to my Blog Post Can’t Miss September 2023 Events. Here I share travel destination events being held throughout the United States during the month of September. Discover where special celebrity guests from the TV series Star Trek, the movie Galaxy Quest, X-Files TV series and movie franchise will be appearing. If your preference is live music events read on to explore Bumbershoot…

[ranticore]

so ive been meaning to explain more about ironwall than the lil hints u get from that one story i posted a while back but essentially it's a city that grew out of the necessity of making a place for people with monstrous or non-standard anatomy. it grew from a few alehouses with double-high doors into an industrial city in the 1700s, one which remained largely independent of the nation around it by virtue of being essentially "worthless" to the kingdom. it was ruled by a self-appointed Protector who was supposedly chosen by council vote at regular intervals but we'll get into that

So due to being the only place with accessible infrastructure for centaurs (of all animal types), it became a major population centre and, of course, with no alternatives and a rapidly depleting countryside due to population growth and farmers/peasants being unable to support themselves on their land anymore, Ironwall became something of a prison, too. Where else could anyone go? Ironwall in the 1800s was known to be a deeply corrupt cesspit built on the exploitation of citizens who had nowhere else to go. The council did not allow non-landowners to vote in elections resulting in a ruling class of landlords only voting in their own interests and a strongly stratified society. All because the majority-human settlements elsewhere were not obligated to build suitable housing or accommodations, and some would actively work to avoid such accommodations, like entire streets of houses where access is by steep flights of stairs, or houses on stilts in smaller villages etc. They had heard stories of how awful it was to live in Ironwall and wanted none of it in their backyard thank you very much.

The structure of Ironwall in the early 20th century took the form of a huge wheel-shaped city with accessory satellite towns at each spoke. Centaurs being able to comfortably travel long distances, they kind of invented the commuter town before anyone else out of necessity, as there was a well-developed housing crisis within the city with citizens crushed between sky high rents and few if any places to live. It took until the 70s before motor vehicles were legalised and they were not popular, mainly used by the wealthy who could afford to modify them.

The culture of Ironwall was extremely conservative for most of its existence due to the religious leanings of its founders and landlord class, with strict modesty laws for all centaurs (specifically banning the display of the juncture between human torso and animal body) and a "hard work shapes character" attitude.

When the steel industry finally collapsed, the centre of Ironwall saw an exodus of businesses and people until suddenly, low-quality housing was readily available and super cheap - and the regular humans began to move in. This was matched by similar economic pressures elsewhere, and the different populations finally starting to truly mix; factory workers from Ironwall had gone anywhere that was still hiring and centaur accommodation was being built outside Ironwall and its satellite towns by unscrupulous business owners seizing upon this new supply of cheap labour.

With Ironwall's historic heart starting to rot, there was a big push towards making the city welcoming to tourists and rehabilitating its shabby image. This was largely successful and the first wave of poor human arrivals was quickly drowned out by a second wave of gentrifiers. The historical city centre was preserved as high rise apartments (inhospitable to centaurs) went up around the outskirts, and many of the people whose families had lived in Ironwall for generations, who'd stuck around through the recession, found themselves in the tourism industry, in a very different place than the one they'd grown up in.

And that's why ironwall au Pascal was a taxi driver miserably trying to go viral on the internet in the hopes he'd finally be able to quit ferrying tourists around his ancestral home

[sisyphusheureux]

La faccia furbissima di una a cui i pantaloni che dovrebbero arrivare alle caviglie arrivano fino ai piedi e che probabilmente continuando a riempirsi di lividi così non raggiungerà i 30.

[bigcatbulges]

Source - ChaiYi404

[clannfearrunt]

>Video: "this is Aedes aegypti"

>looks at footage

>it's Aedes albopictus

[detailtilted]

CHICON 2008 - Enhanced Edition of J2 Breakfast Panel

Direct link.

Here's my newest video. The video quality is very bad, despite the enhancements. It’s better than the original videos, but the main panels will be much better (with brief exceptions). If this is your first time seeing my videos, please don’t judge them by this one.

I figure this can serve as a test case for my earlier assumption that people aren’t interested in the lower-quality videos despite the other enhancements. Feel free to prove me wrong. :) This is why I skipped LA 2008 which would have been even worse than this.

The rest of the panels should come out well, so I wanted to do this con and I hated to skip just the breakfast and not have a complete set. Besides, there are some really funny moments here. So I did it for myself and hopefully a few others will enjoy it too!

If you want more details about what I did to enhance this specific video, including a comparison video showing the original vs enhanced versions and a preview of the main panel quality, check the long post. If you want more details about this project in general and links to my other videos, check the index post.

[warpedwings]

Misha Collins - Belt Buckles, Part Two

📷: [4] JeannineD [5] & [7] Kreespa [8] Melissa Fudge

Part One Part Three Buckles & Tummy Denver

[lumioluna]

always need to have a goofy version

[yoques0]

I had this idea for an Au where Gato accidentally drops the potion on him with similar effects to the "Happily Ever After" potion from Shrek 2 (idk if it's the same potion) and Gato turns into a very big furry tiger XD. And Death kind of likes that… But he's never gonna admit this

[snortoborto]

WHAT THE FUCK IS UP BLFC 2024!!!!!

[dglvr1760]

My time at my first con

Went as the queer detectives for a day, my boyfriend and I had a great time and I got some people to recognize the tiger as tiger zoro so that was cute. Anyways, great first con and it would be so fun to do so again!!

[morphestic]

I've seen countless people edit Atsushi to She Wolf by Shakira and I find that hilarious because there's literally Loca right there. It fits better, use that.

[tigers1o1]

I have arrived in the land of ports. I will be at RCCC, if you want to hunt me down, good luck, as i will not be cosplaying jrwi LMAO

[maestroignitex]

How to see Saber at Megaplex 2024!

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🧶: FruitsOfElune / SplinterFox

[axwaitaru]

COOL TIGER🐯🔥✨

🖼️ Painting for selling at Eurofurence soon!

[clannfearrunt]

There’s definitely something calming, soothing, endearing, etc about being able to glance at the accursed microbeast assaulting you for your blood and being able to put a name (yellow fever mosquito) to its stripéd visage. Madame Aedes I implore you to stop