#styles tickets

[witchkittymeow]

The best little man in the whole army

[bbybrownbat]

Japanese Vintage Lottery Ticket, Kabuto, insect, ladybug, cicada, stag beetle, 1957, Kinki [DETAIL]The 59th Lottery "Takarakuji" of Kinki. Trustee: Nippon Kangyo Bank, Japan.

[milktea-grn]

🕸

[superstar49]

i’m so fine and normal about this guys

[jones-friend]

I've been genuinely enjoying mtg's new set Bloomburrow so much. Like. I haven't been this enchanted by a mtg set since Shadows Over Innistrad in 2016.

Like the premise of Bloomburrow is its this world of lil animalfolk who have their lil villages preparing for their lil seasons. And great calamity beasts come by and can help or hurt their communities as they band together to make their own tiny lil group of heroes.

And this translated SO WELL mechanically. The early game drops a lot of animalfolk because they're mostly costed 1-3 mana, and to make up for the aggressive early game the larger costed cards have a higher impact so when calamity beasts drop in limited its A Huge Problem to deal with.

Offspring and Gift make wonderful mechanics as well. I love that your creature comes out with its child or how you have a positive interaction option strapped to cards now. Group hug is my favorite strat so I LOVE ways to interact with my opponents in ways beyond "I kill your dude".

And that the limited format is actually stellar, the art is the cutest thing ever, holy shit. I was just gonna get the booster box or two commander decks Friday night but after having so much fun with Bloomburrow I got both.

I had a fantastic time playing Bloomburrow prerelease and I heartily recommend finding a way to play draft before Duskmourn drops late September. Its exceedingly well made in every respect a mtg set can be good.

[dasloddl]

since there are barely any physical tickets anymore I made a canva template so you can design and print your own ticket

(it's mostly in German but I added an English version as well in the document) - pictures under the cut

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

The Beatles - Ticket To Ride

[mother--war]

[foklcore]

Taylor Swift icons

like, save or repost

[airenyah]

HI YES I'M GOING TO ROME TO SEE JOONG AND DUNK IRL

[hrryshoney]

“you lost control, red blood white snow”

she never letting that man get over the fact he can’t drive amen

[jarofalicesgrunge]

Never Say Die Tour at the Oakland Coliseum, in Oakland, CA, Dec 2, 1978.

[shironezuninja]

I think going to the movies would feel less stressful than going to Cons. I’m not loading up on cash and schedule crunches to get autographs.

[greeneyeofenvy]

ignore how long she took me,

Lamore Cupia, youngest of the current Cupias, a famous potion family in the wizarding world: they historically invented the Amorentia and other love potions. And holds blood of the Cupid(s), but that’s a family secret. The mirror selfie and the profile drawings ig, it’s close to her real handwriting, cursive and hearts on her i’s. total time taken: roughly 18 hours. fun lore abt Lamore:

-She’s a Ravenclaw, despite how ‘dumb’ love can make her, she’s talented in potions by birth (which created a sort of friendly rivalry with Daniel Page)

-her family is LOADED, and pure blood. Lamby a like the sugar mommy, and least traumatized (she has no trauma, yet.)

-she just knows love about people, wether it’s their orientation, crush, status, she just knows. Hell she’d likely even know if someone like someone before they knew themselves! I imagine she gets little tingles when a ship of hers becomes a reality.

-she goes by many names: The matchmaker, Mory, Lam, Lamby, ‘that girl who knew he was gay before he even knew what gay meant’ (true story?). Either way she’s a cupid woman of many names.

[paintermagazine]

‘Forced leg inspection!’

Original movie: ‘Two Tickets to Broadway (1951)

Featuring: Janet Leigh and Barbara Freking

[shikoos]

A new interview from Turkkila/Versluis with program announcements! Since it's in Finnish, I have translated the highlights below:

They skated in L’Apprenti Sorcier in Champery as the only ice dancers. How this came to be: last year Matthias edited the music for Deniss’s free program, and this year he was asked to edit music for about ten of Lambiel’s students. This brought them into contact with Lambiel, and he asked them to participate in the ice show.

They were amazed by all the Japanese fans at the show and skating to live piano was an amazing experience.

They learned new choreography in Rome in early May, and attended a camp in Czechia for five weeks in July.

Rhythm dance: they chose 60's music since they thought that disco would be too popular. They have an unnamed ”jive-style song” combined with ”I got you” by James Brown for music. Juulia: ”We wanted to have music that the audience will recognise and which has a high level of energy. There’s no slow parts in our rhythm dance, which makes it difficult (to perform).”

Free dance: Music is the tango ”La Rubia Mirella”, which is based on a true story. They had an Argentinian tango dancer teach them, both off and on the ice. Juulia will play the role of a woman who is initially strong, but ends up being used/abused by men. Matthias will play an antagonistic role. Matthias: ”The beginning is softer, but the ending is strong. We want to show that we can (also) be strong and fast.”

This season their goal is the GP final and good ranking points for the Olympic season, to skate in the last group (perhaps? I didn’t quite understand this part).

Juulia: ”We want to bring something different from the past few seasons, though we will of course (also) use our old strong points. We are working on a new combo lift for the free dance and the choreographic elements will differ from previous ones, since we want to show the passion of the tango.”