Mouse of the West

An Angel’s Radiant Blade

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A Gothic Demon

skink GAS GAS

Quianlong x George ship!

There’s a table about ten feet away from me playing Dragon Rampant.

I don’t quite know what’s going on, but everyone seems to be having a blast and apparently they’re fighting over a sacred cow.

I dig it.

this green dildo memecoin thing *almost* has me questioning the right wing's profound commitment to the sanctity of women's sports

Half-Body Commission (2024)
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Janet, Francine, and Maggie

Closing stages

an illustration. A number of rats sit with each other. One lights a match off a circle a matchbook, while one holds a cocktail made from a beaker. Another throws a lit beaker cocktail and one holds a flower with a black flag on it. They are held by a circle.

Break Free

Like Louis Riel and Gabriel Dumont are about the biggest cultural heroes the prairies have

This idiot has no idea of the politics of the three provinces he just listed. Like, what a dope.

Michael Hage with his lil brother Alex & their mom Rania

Size is relative, I'm big for a mouse

Playoff appearance more than 5 games

Bonus: eliminate the Leafs

Papa Josh Anderson, his wife Paola & their lil baby ♥️

Met Museum photo of an Ancient Egyptian artist’s painting of a swallow on a flake of limestone, dated to the New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, joint reign of Hatshepsut and Thutmose III, c. 1479-1458 BC. The sparrow stands in profile with head to the right. It is delicately painted with a pinkish body. The outline and details are highlighted in a reddish/brown pigment. It’s legs, eye, and beak are painted black. Limestone flake dimensions H. 6.6 cm x W. 10.6 cm. This may have been a practice drawing of the sparrow hieroglyph which was used for words meaning ‘small’, ‘poor’, or ‘bad’. Egyptian artisans who decorated tombs and temples made practice sketches on flakes of limestone which are known by egyptologists as ostraca (singular: ostracon). Sometimes the drawings were used as a template when transferring an image to the wall of a tomb or a temple. Limestone flakes were readily available for this purpose as by-products of the construction of temples and rock-cut tombs. A number of ostraca were recovered at Deir el-Bahri during the 1922-23 MMA excavations.

Artists have always loved to sketch!

Sketch of a sparrow from Egypt dated c. 1479–1458 BC.

Some 3,500 years ago in Egypt, artists used small flakes of limestone as sketchpads!

MMA excavations 1922-23, Deir el-Bahri. 📷 The Met www.metmuseum.org/art/collecti...

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The reason that they went so hard early is that they are hoping the electorate will have forgotten by the mid-terms

A joker card with Tim Geithner illustrated as a DC Joker, credit to artist Marc Scheff

Got the first significant piece of art for the office. This is one of the "52 cards of Greed" that Occupy Wall Street alternative banking working group (of which I was a part of when i was 20-22) made in 2012. I believe this is the only print of the art from that project in existence

limits the amount of imperial forces that can be deployed

9) The imperial power does not possess the technical advantage it thinks has

10) Although the Bene Gesserit support the imperial cause, the pilots' guild does not; they want peace at any cost

11) last but not least, Plot Armour 4/4

has not been penetrated by imperial intelligence.

5) Imperial forces are impaired by rivalry between the Harkonnen and imperial houses.

6) The insurgency is led by external experts

7) The emperor is impatient and pulls command from his subordinates

8) The logistics footprint of the Saudakar 3/4

2) The imperial power has a grossly inaccurate intelligence picture. They don't even know where the population centers are.

3) The key survival resource, water, is not vulnerable. The insurgency's political leadership controls this resource.

4) The local population 2/4

Agree as to "insurgencies are invicible" is wrong. Some facts in the scenario which help make it less ridiculous: 1/4

1) Arrakis' biosphere is valuable, because of the spice. Cracking the planet would normally be an easy win, not possible.

There isn't a jury that would convict this elephant (stamp your ground law)

A lock for villain roles

once again, it is a core belief of people on the american right that it should be illegal for you not to like them or want to be around them or work with them

On the internet, no one knows you are a s**tposter

All heaven under one roof

OK this is what they mean by decadence (and not the fun sexy kind)