#reemer

[irrationallydependent]

realized I'm kind of in love with my friend and have been for a year so I drew matt stone. I think he would've wanted it that way.

[morgansyorkie]

If you can play, you can play

[wheatwoos]

haha big fan of coop i sppose.........haha...lol...yeaaahh.......

also first time using capcut LOL! 

[tembanglawas]

Paradiso (Konig/Reemer/Zell) - Pattie Bersaudara

[thecloneroom]

A semi-aquatic species called reemers or tsasokú (both terms are used interchangeably in-universe). They come from a super-earth planet orbiting a red giant.

[edsmusicblog]

sandra reemer - the party is over now

1969

(eurovision song contest 1976 - netherlands)

[edgarmoser]

sandra reemer - the party is over now

1976

[bunni-bunny]

✨SKETCH/ART DUMP✨

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Hair tests for a character I’m working on and some face/emotion practice:

Ricky Raccoon🦝 🫶🏽:

Me!🫶🏽✨:

Salem!:

Natalia Reemer!:

[foolishhitt]

tagged by @gunnerina to share the ten songs i've been listening to lately. thank you!! i’m all over the place atm im not a playlist person i just shuffle all my likes 😌 but here are the ones ive been repeating.

1. Clouds - Reemer.

2. Half Life - Djo.

3. Glamorous Indie Rock & Roll - The Killers.

4. Hello Hello Hello - Remi Wolf.

5. Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me - Taylor Swift.

6. Tempted - Squeeze.

7. Too Sweet - Hozier

8. Particles - Nothing But Thieves.

9. The Air That I Breathe - The Hollies.

10. Revelry - Kings of Leon.

(no pressure) tagging @lewisscapaldi @pancsaa @pacinothot @killa-trav @captainsophiestark & @pom277 because i’m nosy ☺️🎶

[blackbutler-readerinsertsandjunk]

Can I get coral fragments and brickwork shadows for Peter, Dagger, and/or possibly Snake?

yessss, absolutely!

Stonework Headcanons

Coral Fragments: How well does your muse deal with stress? Do they do anything in particular to help them deal with it, and if so what do they do?

He deals with stress on average about as good as most of the others do; better than Peter, worse than Jumbo. Dagger is around the midpoint… if they were all a scale of one to ten, he’d be a five. In the kind of life they all live, he kind of has to handle stress at least marginally alright. Whenever he starts getting more stressed out than normal, he tends to go to the practice tents and just throw knives, trying to get a bullseye. It often bleeds the tension — and, more importantly, the energy — out of him to practice. If he burns off the extra energy his anxieties are using, then his stress doesn’t have it available to feed on, and he finds that helps a lot.

Brickwork Shadows: Is your muse good with their hands, or do they tend to be fairly clumsy?

He’s incredibly handy! Er, well, that is to say, he’s pretty good with his hands. As a knife thrower, it sort of comes with the territory. If he wasn’t good with his hands, he’d probably be in a different role in the circus. Of course, he’s got his issues, as does everyone; sometimes he fumbles a bit. On the whole, though, he doesn’t have too many problems using his hands, even for more delicate things. His chosen act necessitates him having deft fingers, and he’s worked to overcome any clumsiness he might have had before.

Coral Fragments: How well does your muse deal with stress? Do they do anything in particular to help them deal with it, and if so what do they do?

Poorly. He can cover it up if need be, and he can hold it back, but even if he does, it’s going to overwhelm him intensely once it finally comes out. At first, if you know him, it seems like he handles stress, if not perfectly, then okay. Anyone who knows him well, though, will know that he’s got a bad temper lurking below the surface. He lets little things collect in a pile which buries him, so that when he snaps, it’s explosive, quite possibly out of proportion with whatever tipped the scales. Unfortunately, there aren’t many techniques he has to cope with stress, other than ignoring it, shoving it under the rug, and letting it swallow him later. Even though he knows it’s a problem, he doesn’t have the tools to better deal with it.

Brickwork Shadows: Is your muse good with their hands, or do they tend to be fairly clumsy?

Absolutely! He’s actually great with his hands, and is only clumsy if he’s distracted. He’s definitely had to work at it — the first few times frantically grasping for the trapeze bar only to miss and tumble down into the safety net were a good teacher. That’s the main motivation, in that if he was hopelessly clumsy, he would be falling and hurting himself during shows or even during practice. He’s got enough problems without a twisted ankle or an aching shoulder. This means he’s got some not insignificant muscles in his hands and wrists, though he can still be a little clumsy when it comes to things that require better fine motor skills. (He probably won’t be doing much sewing, for example…)

Coral Fragments: How well does your muse deal with stress? Do they do anything in particular to help them deal with it, and if so what do they do?

He handles stress alright, in the sense that he doesn’t usually let it linger and affect him too negatively. Much like Dagger, Snake is right there in the middle of being fine dealing with stress. Not terrible, not stellar. The problem is that Snake has a tendency to get stressed easily. People staring at him? Stress. Pushing himself a little too hard during practice? Stress. Talking to others who aren’t his family? Stress. When he does get stressed, his preferred method of dealing with it is to hide. Out of sight, out of mind. After hiding for a bit, and being with his pets, he quietly reemerges as if nothing was ever wrong. Of course, he has begun to put himself into more stressful situations, trying to figure out how to deal with it in a different way than just hiding. He’ll get there eventually!

Brickwork Shadows: Is your muse good with their hands, or do they tend to be fairly clumsy?

There are certainly people who are worse with their hands. He struggles with some things, but then again, those struggles tend to be because he’s never done a particular thing, and not because he’s generally not good with his hands. For one thing, he feeds his snakes by hand… if he didn’t have an insane perception of when to pull his hand away from their food, he’d lose a finger. In other respects, he also needs to be aware of his hands when he’s handling his pets. Different snakes need different levels of firmly holding them, different movements to make sure they don’t go where they’re not supposed to, that sort of thing. Some people are surprised by just how skilled he is with things that require dexterity.

[andumkatresnansposts]

00:00 Adillah Tjiptaan Duniaku (Al Di La)(Domida/Mogol/Reemer) - Lilis Surjani 02:45 Berkelana (F. Parera/Adikarso) - Dicky Suprapto 05:42 Ratapku (Lilis Surjani) - Lilis Surjani 09:02 Balenggang Pata Tandjung (n.n.) - Papo

[morgansyorkie]

Joel Farabee Mic’d up in Dallas

[kapoormats1]

A Deep Dive into the Benefits of Cow Cleaning and Scratching Brushes

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Our Scrubber is also known with different names globally:

Our scrubbers are known by various names around the world, reflecting their universal importance in livestock care. Here are some of the different names and their relevance:

Cow scratching Brush: A general term for a brush used to clean cows.

Cow Body Scrubber: Emphasizes the thorough cleaning aspect of the brush.

Cow Comb: Suggests the brush’s function in detangling and grooming.

Cow Scratcher: Highlights the brush's ability to provide relief from itching.

Cow Hubber: A less common term but still relevant in some regions.

Cow Reemer: Used in certain areas to describe a brush that helps remove debris.

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Conclusion

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FAQ

What is a cow cleaning brush, and why is it important? A cow cleaning brush is a grooming tool designed to clean and brush the coat of cows. It helps remove dirt, loose hair, and dead skin cells, promoting better hygiene and overall health.

How often should I use a cow brushing tool on my cows? The frequency depends on your farm’s specific needs, but regular brushing—often daily or weekly—can help maintain optimal hygiene and comfort for your cows.

What are the different names for cow cleaning brushes around the world? Cow cleaning brushes are known by various names, including Cow Brush, Cow Body Scrubber, Cow Comb, Cow Scratcher, Cow Hubber, and Cow Reemer.

How does a cow brush contribute to increased milk production? By improving cow comfort and health, a well-maintained cow can produce more milk. Clean, comfortable cows are healthier and more productive.

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[justpracticingwritingalittle]

The Concept of the Circle

The Guvlin were the first to remark upon the thought of the "Truest Ring", with any beam laid from its true kernel reaching to only its edge at each Where of it. It was the Igglehog Reemer?????, a reckoner given in bede to one of the first Thrigwegian kings in a movement to garner favor and support in the face of bullying by the Mannly lands. At the formation of the Heavenly Hoff, the Igglehog Reemer (!!!) was among the first Greater Fratlies, bearing the

I assume it was going to be some title or epithet

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