#cosmetic prices

[lilidawnonthemoon]

[ecto-hazard]

What's the lore with full moons??

Oh so like in TF2 there's an event called Scream Fortress in October where there's Halloween modes with like fighting a wizard and shit idk i havent gotten to play it yet, but part of it is the release of Halloween cosmetics. Most of them are p normal and just cosmetic changes, but some of the older ones actually would activate special voicelines when you wore them. For example, the original bird head cosmetics.

Halloween cosmetics are event locked, meaning you can only wear them in October OR on full moons. Idk why they set up this system but full moons are fun cause then everyone playing whips out their Halloween stuff and goes nuts. So a fan interpretation I've seen floating around is the main cast is just cursed to deal with transformations or other bullshit on full moons, which I enjoy immensely.

For Medic specifically, here's some of the cosmetics I've been taking insp from in some of my previous doodles

[website-com]

i think that with the 'should the man or the woman pay' thing if the man can prove he spent as much if not more on his physical appearance that day then he is allowed to ask her to pay.

[miketownsends]

we’ve got this room in our house that only exists because the people who owned our house before us built a new master bedroom upstairs and had to extend the downstairs area underneath to have somewhere for the bedroom to sit

it’s an extremely weird room - two of the walls are unfinished wood and the other two walls are 80% windows and a sliding door, and then the floor is half the same cobblestone that’s outside on the patio and half weird concrete and all of it is covered in these horrible rubber mats bc the people before us just used it as a dog run

anyway my long-term intent is to turn it into half a dining area and half a den with bookcases lining one corner and a little coffee/tea bar

and i was frustrated the other day bc these bookcases i wanted that would’ve been perfect are just a few inches too tall - we’ve got about 90in from floor to ceiling and the bookcases are 93in, and every other bookcase i was finding was like 70-ish inches, max, and i want floor to ceiling bookcases, goddammit

so my husband and i were kicking around ideas and i went “y’know at one point i had thought about just building a bookcase into the wall itself” and i could just IMMEDIATELY see the wheels turning in his head

he’s got tools, he’s decently handy. they get pallets in at his work all the time that just get tossed out and he could take them and break them down into boards and turn them into shelves

god the room’s gonna be so cool when it’s done

[teenagefeeling]

not to sound completely bitchy but i do hope lip fillers go out of style soon. first of all i've always thought it has some really weird racial implications for white women to suddenly be treating big lips like a fashion trend but second of all i genuinely think it just makes people look like they have a medical issue most of the time. also one time when i was little i watched an episode of 1000 ways to die where a woman's breast implant exploded on a plane and tbh my brain just imagines people's lips doing that whenever they have too much filler in

[tariah23]

This new official art reminds me of that one chapter (168.5) where Yuuta and the gang learned about how little the minimum wage in Japan is and how unfair it is to have to work for the rest of your life…

[paninicupcakke]

The Kringle collection is $12…but Soldier is my most played class, so I figured it’s a good deal. (I am mentally unwell and need to see pixelated puffy sleeves on my beefed up man) I’ll probably buy both options eventually I’m just indecisive on what to get first lol

[bottomseareef]

Someone’s gotta fucking sue Epic Games or cause some lawsuit to happen so the cosmetic prices go down because these prices for skins and cosmetics are fucking ridiculous I hope the guy who made these prices gets fucking curb stomped outside a Wendy’s

[thetruthaboutplastic]

Couldn’t post the link so have added screenshots of the article instead. Kate used to be considered ‘huge’ with 1000cc years ago and this set is now double that size. She has gone up and down in size and look over the years though. She is by far the most successful glamour model in the UK and at her peak was worth tens of millions of pounds.

More recently she’s had severe financial and personal issues though and has been trying to work through them. Hoping she gets back on her feet and is able to put her troubles behind her. For those who don’t know she was the UK’s answer to Pamela Anderson

Fun fact: I went to see her old surgeon once, and he said no to me going bigger 😅😂

[crayn352]

I fucking hate this community...

halo fandom in a nutshell

[thelooniemoonie]

Love how cosmetics are under FDA regulation and they're required to list their ingredients so there's technically not much stopping me from just taking that list and making that shit at home

[skeletalheartattack]

do you know what your most played game is?

on steam it's appearently Team Fortress 2 with 2,460 hours, with Garrys Mod about 10 hours behind.

i don't really play either much these days due to my laptop though. can't say that Team Fortress 2 would be any higher though these days, hours-wise, if that weren't the case.

[lukeskywalkersgaydaughter]

daith pierced, job interview secured, and nail appointment booked. literally will live my best life whether i want to or not

[savageboar]

that weird phenomenon that was happening when some mh rise players wanted to stick it to capcom by bashing and excluding people who bought a cosmetic dlc item for a mere buck fifty

[taviokapudding]

I hate to be the party pooper but the lotion isn't the issue if you actually read the ingredient list and looked into how lotions are made; op would have to use an absurd amount of lotion to attract spiders if it was just a pheromones alone. And they wouldn't just be attracting 1 type of spider.

Op most likely has a wolf spider problem and the follow up posts is just people having fun and being on the side of misinformation (one of them literally says studies but doesn't cite shit)

But Ima keep it real, if you're spending $43 ($48 with tax, holy fuck that's ridiculous) on body lotion that smells bad & doesn't deter wolf spiders, it's a bad lotion. Ideally the best scented lotions are made up with scents that deter all insects like vanilla, lemon grass, mint, and lavender {to name a few}.

So, although accidental, op proved the quality of the Sephora lotion is shit for the price (which isn't a surprise, it's Sephora) and hopefully they can get in touch with an exterminator to resolve their possible infestation {I really hope it's just coincidence based off where they live & work and they're not living actually living with a big nest unknowingly}

has anyone else been seeing the tweets about a lotion from sephora that attracts spiders

[skevblogs]

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