#Versatility

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I’ve seen people say that they didn’t like Ares in the show because he wasn’t “intimidating enough” or “scary.” Personally, I think Adam Copeland was a great choice.

This man is a 4-time WWE Champion, a 7-time World Heavyweight Champion, and a Triple Crown Champion. He is an award winning pro-wrestler, inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. This man knows violence. The idea of just standing next to him is intimidating.

His Ares is one who’s cocky and smug and laughs at the very idea of war. He treats conflict like a game because, to him, it is. He sees death and destruction as entertainment and he smiles like he’d sleep better after killing you.

Ares doesn’t need to be all gruff and serious in order to be intimidating, just the potential of danger of enough. You can tell by looking at him that, if he wants to be scary, he’ll be scary.

Adam Copeland is a fantastic Ares.

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LUCAS AND DAWSON DOWN UNDER

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Hello! I have been admiring your lovely weaving for a while now, it’s all truly stunning! On your most recent post about dish towels, your tags about how much nicer they are intrigued me, I was wondering what you make them out of?

I would assume cotton, but I’ve always had issues with how not nice it is when I knit dishcloths with it. Like, it gets kinda rough and hard almost, and also the color fades really, really fast. Tho I have only ever used Lily cotton, so it might just be that brand?

Thank you so much!! It's all so much fun, and I love sharing it (i'm so sorry this took so long to reply to,,,, I literally forgot about ask boxes on this hellsite MY BAD)

All my dishtowels are made from 8/2 cotton that I get from the Eugene Textile Center online. And I know exactly which cotton you are referencing here, I've used it in the past and had the same issues with texture and color you mention. I think part of the problem with that brand is the level of twist and how mass produced it is, a lot of the quality on batches of it have gone wayyyyy down these past few years.

My favorite thing about the Maurice Brassard 8/2 cotton is that not only does the color stay super well, after weaving and finishing, with every time it gets washed and dried it only gets softer and more absorbent which I love. My mother has been abusing a set I made her for about a year now and they have held up beautifully. And I'm talking just tossing these towels in general loads of laundry, machine washer and dryer. They hold up So Well.

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Travel with Tried-and-Tested Footwear - YLF

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The sea is perfection.

The sea is beautiful.

The sea is mysterious.

The sea is scary.

The sea is dangerous.

The sea is versatility.

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Did you know that some of the most innovative building designs take inspiration from nature? Biotechnology architecture is a prime example of this, where bioengineered materials are used to create sustainable structures that are both functional and visually stunning. Imagine using live materials that can grow, produce energy, and self-heal to create buildings that are in harmony with nature!