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ヒ−ホ~! Over 30. Which makes me one of the gay undead. Profile picture by @sethpuertoluna

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Joined July 2008
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Name: Victor Pronouns: he/him Likes: learning new crafts, glass blowing, food
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What if instead of finishing literally any of my current projects including the ones with soon deadlines, I decided to make 1/3rd scale fancy lingerie for one of my dolls.
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I want SCE to stop emailing me about how I should apply for their assistance programs. To qualify for assistance on my electric bill I would need to make less money a month than my rent. I do not have high rent for my county or city.
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It's been insulting for a while but every time I do the math it gets worse and worse.
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Shout out to @ritaresarian for putting up with me screaming into the void under her posts when I feel like I'm losing my mind constantly midday.
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Quote sharing a part of my own reply because of just how pissy I am about this.
I know I'm beating a dead horse here but all the conflaiting homework with behavior pisses me off. I was a very agreeable child who often made other children more managable. But I NEVER did my work. Ever. Not doing homework doesn't make you a criminal. It makes you a child.
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Also as an adult I have a great track record of getting "difficult" kids to behave and do their work by treating them like human beings AND staying on task FOR them while they LEARN. AKA the thing kids are supposed to be doing. Learning.
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Do you want to have a positive impact on education that is guaranteed to raise test scores and literacy rates and reduce disorderly conduct? Free breakfast and lunch for every child in k-12 with no means testing. Just freely provided as part of what school is.
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The logistics of that require paying attention and having options for different diets and allergy requirements. But that's not actually as hard as it sounds. The barrier is primarily political.
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LRT: CrabFrost has me in a chokehold. Carcinization real.
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If you're interested even a little in lingerie or undergarments in general I highly suggest this book. It's easy to understand regardless of your experience level and written in a very kind way.
Thank you to @NewYorker for sharing my book, In Intimate Detail: How to Choose, Wear, and Love Lingerie in their article “Five Books for Lingerie Lovers.” I’m so happy that my book is still getting so much love nearly a decade after it debuted! 💗 newyorker.com/books/what-wer…
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LRT: I almost made a really loud ugly laugh the first time she held up two tiny skeins and clearly thought it was a lot of yarn.
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I was at the library this Saturday and they had a schematic on the wall for a machine there. Right as I was thinking "oh. It works a little different than I assumed" my friend went "Is that just the patent? Who can read that?".
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It was a great reminder that it's easy to confuse "obvious to me" with "obvious in general". It was cool. But my friend was right, it's not that accessible unless you're someone like me who reads patents for fun and to steal their pinball machine secrets.
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I built a lot of flats in college and when I started art school I wanted to be a matte painter. I credit this with being really good at spotting fake walls and backdrop paintings. Once you're used to looking you'll see them everywhere. I like it tbh. I appreciate the artifice.
What’s a small detail in a movie that most people wouldn’t notice, but once you learn it, you can never unsee it?
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LRT: I was looking up the silky pink number Lestat spends a lot of the episode in and upon seeing it was a Gaultier piece immediately went "OF COURSE IT'S GAULTIER. NO WONDER I LOVE IT". I think if you can't survive the fifth element you don't deserve this adaptation.
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Losing my mind at someone thinking beautifully treated perfectly smooth silk is in the same world as "cheap". You can think it's ugly. But cheap? Have you ever sewn silk charmeuse??? It even FEELS sexy. Touch some and you'll understand.
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"are you tired of greasy hair the day after you wash it but wash day isn't for another week?" Ad proceeds to show video of the whitest woman with the straightest thinnest hair possible. WTF is this nonsense advertising????
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LRT: Allergy listings have gotten worse and worse over the past few years. Read labels. Even if you've gotten complacent and think it's a done thing. Even if you've bought the same product for 10 to 20 years.
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First Street Margarine has whey in it now. It's also labeled as Kosher but doesn't have a dairy mark on it. I've also now seen "non dairy" creamers with whey in the ingredients.
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I'm almost done reading @CoraCHarrington s book "In Intimate Detail". I checked it out from the library and you can too! If you're interested in getting into intimate apparel I highly suggest it. 1/3
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It's a great introduction and if you're someone like me who's already familiar you'll still end up picking up a few interesting tid bits here and there. Plus the art and photo selections are lovely. 2/3
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LRT: This is your reminder that if you don't know about something you're still allowed to have an opinion. But also you don't need to lie about justifications for that opinion. You can say you dislike something without trying to justify it with knowledge you don't have.
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I see SO MUCH costuming "critique" that comes down to "I don't like this" and is written as "This is bad actually because (insert jargon here being used wrong)". It's no different than the "historical accuracy" complaints about things where that's non applicable.
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Tudor House in Santa Monica. The chicken and mushroom pie they made was a staple of my childhood. Their recipes got absorbed by Ye Olde King's Head across the street. They then changed the recipe.
Fuck a breakup you ever been addicted to a restaurant that closed down?😭😭
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I asked if I could have the original recipe to try at home because the new one was VERY different and heavy. I was told no (which is fine). But then was told the new one was "better" because it used butter instead of lard for the crust so it was lighter.
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LRT: When someone I care about is super into something I don't find appealing it's like getting free enjoyment. I get to enjoy something I wouldn't otherwise because I have my friend as a conduit that makes the thing more interesting to me.
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I've had this opinion for a very very long time. But after posting I thought "What does this remind me of recently". ART. It's making me think of ART enjoying media more through Murderbot.
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How your email finds me.
the incredible snat
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