#fontes notebook

[djfontes]

Fontes para Notebook

Fonte Notebook: Fonte para Notebook de diversas marcas e modelos no coração da Santa Ifigênia em São Paulo. A Mais de 10 anos atuando com profissionalismo, oferecendo um atendimento personalizado e entrega rápida.

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[spampai]

Short punchbags

Alternate title: Spamton genuinely tweaking out

Gave them a more fleshed-out design over time; third slide’s a few hours outdated than the others

Inspiration from the goofy ass song [CLOWN AROUND TOWN] from FNF bcs ffs

[nevesmose]

Do you think Ferrus and Perturabo were friends? We have a canon answer:

Nope. And then he goes back to thinking about Fulgrim again.

I also enjoy the implication that Pert is utterly oblivious to whatever is going on.

[zirconpetals]

Saw the original of that one panel for the first time in my life xkfmgmdnd

And yeah I did the meme version too because of course I would

[wndstrrrry]

if you even care the shopping picture is from the same day gilserge left because kurt was not having a fun time. he #cried a lot.

also carl got a very angry message from him after he left because "how dare he not say goodbye to his best buddy kurt stachler" ... they talked it out at the time, but they don't talk much anymore. nothing in particular, they just don't share any interests or things, but sometimes (once in a while, this is a rarity) carl likes kurt's social media posts. they're on good temrs!

[shadowed-dancer]

Death Note AU where everything is the same but L's name is literally just L but specifically in that font he uses as his logo

[britneyshakespeare]

I have been sitting on the floor in the early-modern English section of my college library a lot lately. Incidences of at least one time per week. But truly when you get over your pride and just sit on the floor the skim the books in a particularly interesting section of the library is the best. Unrestrained summer fun.

As is no secret I do like to browse various Complete Works of Shakespeare, and there was one with a particularly vague spine, I'm pretty sure it had been rebound? From its original binding? A lot of the books in this library have these hard plastic bindings that I'm pretty sure are not what they originally came in and it's very strange to me. I know I'm not actually very experienced with lots of libraries (being from an extremely small town with an underfunded one, and other than that only having attended a community college with a pretty small library too)... but it's very strange and I'd never seen it before. I opened up to find out which company published it and when, but the page with the publication info seemed to be missing? I couldn't even find the general editor? But it WAS a sufficient edition with like, original notes and prefatory material. So it was strange.

It seemed to have been previously owned by a particular person who annotated VERY heavily. Either that or somebody read several plays and vandalized the shit out of a library book. The first random page I flipped to, just wanting to see what the footnotes situation might be, was the first page of Richard III, and I was struck how EVERY. SINGLE. PAGE of this VERY LONG play was thoroughly annotated in small, messy handwriting. Lots of highlighting and underlining too of course. Mostly the annotations seemed to be summaries of what was happening, but still I found it very charming. I noticed that when I flipped at random to Much Ado About Nothing, everything was completely blank, making a very clear distinction between what this person read from this edition, and what they did not read. I immediately wanted to go through and see which were the plays they read and annotated.

So the plays they read, which were all furiously annotated on every page in the like manner, were (in order of the table of contents): Richard III, Titus Andronicus, the introduction to Love's Labor's Lost but seemingly not the play, Richard II, Romeo and Juliet, the introduction to A Midsummer Night's Dream but seemingly not the play (what an L on this one), the Merchant of Venice (this was still annotated on every page, but maybe with like still 20% of the margin space left, which I'm wondering if it meant it was either the first or last play they read in this copy?), Henry V, Julius Caesar, Twelfth Night, Hamlet, Othello, the introduction to Measure for Measure but seemingly not the play, and Macbeth.

And then out of nowhere, the Tempest is sparingly annotated, in what is unmistakably an entirely different person's hand. Original owner used only black pen and wrote in very small characters; this person had varying-size penmanship and wrote in a variety of ink and graphite. They also didn't take up 100% of the margins at all times. I don't know who this impostor was that read the Tempest, perhaps a friend of my beloved former possessor of this mysteriously anonymous Complete Works of Shakespeare (after flipping through all of their annotations, we are bosom-friends now)... I don't know. The mystery remains.

I did not take high quality pictures but I was so shocked when I flipped to Richard III I just had to document it

Every. Single. Page is filled like this (I did go back and read their annotations to I.ii because I wanted to experience the scene with them) (I did not take pictures of it but perhaps I should later)

And. PS. Nobody seemingly read and annotated Antony and Cleopatra, but there is some arithmetic on the first page of the introduction. Lol

[seakher]

[nelliesnellie]

My dear friends, I’m sorry I turned off boops. It made my website different and I fear change. I am normal I promise.

[lashysdomain]

After encouragement from a colleague Ive decided to break my work into further reaches. The empire has given me quite the backlog of space to catalogue, and I shouldn't keep them waiting for much longer, lest they decide to cut my funding.

Looking to the first I discovered the photo to the right. An odd formation of gaseous form looking ever like a swirling vortex. No matter how much I observe it nothing new sticks out. Perhaps Neo was wrong, but I should still continue through the backlog. The Empire already has barely adequate security, I may as well try to keep those not bound to Alternias surface safer passage from my knowledge.

Since spotting there's been a ringing in my ears, though the radiation is no worry I suppose how bright this is may have given me a migraine. Ive not seen hide nor tail of the usual distraction, though the night is still early and I could only be so lucky to avoid his presence tonight.

Perhaps I should ask for a new station, somewhere further from the sea.

[scarletsp1der]

I’ve been a lil on a spree I know my time is almost over before my peak resets iykwim💔

but anyways I got a lil inspired by hayami’s liking for his rose trunks and Kobashi’s blue ones y’know

also alt version w their regular fit

redraw of this idgaf if it’s miyata the hair looks like Kobashi

[djfontes]

O Império das Fontes e Baterias da Santa Efigênia.

[mildmayfoxe]

i miss when people used to talk to each other on here. like i know everybodys respecting each others privacy i guess but you used to get asks on this website

[elegyofthemoon]

i wonder if anyone's discussed the buddha statues and their representations of the days of the week and their general meaning yet or am i going to have to do that

[the-n3w3st-g1rl-g1rl]

there are multiple things in Undertale that the narration describes as "illegible" and I just wonder if maybe Frisk or the narrator are really bad at reading handwritten messages

[bookwyrminspiration]

Have you ever watched Thirteen because that is also catherine hardwicke and it has blue tint in the end

I have not! A safe guess for movies and shows is to assume I have not watched something until proven otherwise, as I don't watch many things.

I looked it up because of this though, and some of the images have the blue tint! Oh interesting, apparently Nikki Reed (Rosalie's actor) co-wrote the script loosely based on her own childhood (when she was 12-13) when she was 14. I think the summary of it being a "tumultuous" childhood are understating it a little bit.

Anyway! I had no idea that movie existed, but I wonder what it is about the blue tint that is just so captivating, so alluring...is it just a Hardwicke thing or did other people do that? I have no clue