#skeleton keys

[chasingrainbowsforever]

~ Pastel Pink ~

[crittercrochet33]

My most recent creation: a pair of steampunk fingerless gloves. I had a lot of fun making them, but they are a prime example of why I should not be allowed to make decisions when lying awake at 5am, because I gave myself like, a day and a half to get them done in time for my sister's birthday party. My hands are still a little numb, lol. Worth it though.

[deepfriedthrifting]

The very last of what I spotted on Friday afternoon🌞

[sspacegodd]

[billsiff-survives-capitalism]

Picked up some new items.

[jazmatazzzzzz]

🗝️

[cometscans]

Crafter's Square Dark Academia Puffy Stickers

Scanned by @cometkeychain 2023

[blackroseenchantments]

Our etsy is currently down, but we have another shop location now!

See all our locations here-https://linktr.ee/blackroseenchantments

[corvidsfullmoons]

[commaclear]

If it’s okay with you can we put like,, happy hc we have of btp? Like the previous ask sort of

Just stuff that would’ve been nice to see in the ending? /nf

Absolutely!! Here, since I'm not going to finish the series, I'll share the notes I had for where I was planning to go with part 3, and you guys can go nuts with filling in the blanks, cuz I do want to see the story finished, I just can't do it myself! (It was gonna be called Skeleton Keys)

It’s been almost six months since Close to the Bone.

Quackity’s life is in pieces. He’s a PI now, and he barely makes enough to keep a shitty one-bedroom apartment. In a moment of weakness, he fell back in with Schlatt, and now he’s kinda trapped because of a desperate need to feel wanted. Tubbo hires him to find his missing husband Ranboo; he takes the job because Tubbo’s offering a lot of money, even though he fully believes that nothing nefarious is going on, and that Ranboo actually just walked out.

Meanwhile, Wilbur is finally getting his life together. He has gotten himself a therapist. He’s meeting with a tattoo artist to make plans for a scar coverup, and he uses shea butter on his stomach everyday to help his scars heal. He doesn’t keep alcohol in the house anymore, and when he drinks with friends, he never gets wasted. Work is tough but rewarding, and he’s much closer with his colleagues. In his spare time, he’s working with Techno to track down Tommy, and when Phil and/or Mumza are in town, they meet at Wilbur’s apartment to have a nice family dinner.

Wilbur and Quackity run into each other during their respective efforts to find Tommy and Ranboo, and both of them are shocked at how the other is doing. Wilbur tries to show Quackity that life is still worth living, and that he needs to live it for himself. This is a healing arc with actual hurt/comfort instead of hurt no comfort.

[doctor-garceau]

Friday Five 141 by T Garceau

[chasingrainbowsforever]

~ Purple and Gold ~

[fynori]

skeletons have zero right to be that hard to draw

[deepfriedthrifting]

More from this hot and bright Monday afternoon

[locksmithautomotiveservices]

Essential Lockpicking Tools and Techniques for Temporary Fixes and Professional Solutions

Locksmithing can often be complicated, requiring a lot of equipment and expertise to handle any problem a customer may have. However, if you need a temporary fix for being locked out or losing your key, there are a few simple tools you can keep on hand.

Before using a lockpick, it’s essential to have a tension wrench. This tool is used alongside any pick you choose, holding the pins in place as you work through them.

The Triangle Pick

The triangle pick is the most versatile kind of pick and can be used in a variety of ways. It’s also one of the best choices if you’re only going to pick one kind of lockpick.

Rake Pick

The other essential lockpick that can be used to tackle a variety of jobs is the rake pick. This pick works by raking all the pins at once to push them above the the sheer line. At the same time, the tension rod turns the plug, and some or all of the pins fall into the correct position after removing the pick.

Hook Pick

The hook pick is what people usually think of when they think of a lockpick. It’s the most basic kind of pick, and works by lifting individual pins into the correct position one at a time.

Wafer Pick

A wafer pick, as the name suggests, is designed to open wafer locks. Although you don’t necessarily need a pick specifically designed for this type of a lock, it will make your life a little easier.

Round Pick

This pick looks how you would expect it to look- round at the end, in either the shape of a full or half circle. It is another pick that can be used to open wafer locks, and is handy to have in your arsenal.

The Skeleton Key

The skeleton key is also known as the warded picks, as these picks are designed to tackle warded locks. Warded locks have simpler design than pin locks, and employ wards to allow or deny access based on the shape of the key. The skeleton key is stripped down to the essential part of a warded key, the very end, allowing for easier manipulation and less chance of the key being denied.

Hopefully this short list will help you out of a tight spot sometime in the future. If you do end up needing to call in a professional, make sure you hire someone who is trustworthy and reliable, and who has all the necessary tools to tackle any job. 24 hour locksmiths like locksmith Temecula are on call and ready to come to your aid night or day.

[egophiliac]

still ruminating over Lost In the Book With Spooky Skeletons Part 1, so here's a selection of some of my favorite little bits! (...some more loosely paraphrased than others) (I just feel like Idia has no room to criticize in general, okay)

anyway, I'm sure we're just going to have a fun time celebrating Halloween and nothing bad is going to happen whatsoever! :)