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ibeggedformercytwice:

arswiss:

beckelectric:

I want a water colour tattoo.

Whoever says tattoos aren’t art is a silly billy and needs to see this photoset.

Oh fuck wow I want one

thebaconsandwichofregret:

turningtables-93:

flirtatiousxcharmer:

Let me bring you a thing back

blond= male

blonde=female

brunet=male or female

brunette=female

fiancé=male

fiancée=female

Good day.

I did not know this.

#and this is about the time English mugged French in a dark alley and ran away with its lunch money

hahaha!

helpyoudraw:

Armor Tutorials and References

Sources: [x][x][x][x][x][x][x][x][x][x]

youdtearthiscanvasskinapart:

shadow-of-a-whisper:

allthedarlingthings:

Jewelry for fidgeters. Love it.

I WANT

god this would help so much

darthmoonmoon:

dangerousinstincts:

mcavoiding:

collections that are raw as fuck ➝ alexander mcqueen fall 2010

tallonlorean:

poupon:

(x) Dolce & Gabbana at Milan Fashion Week Fall 2006

oh my goodness HELLO the fusion aesthetic i never knew I wanted

hrm, I gots some ideas flowing.

the-fandoms-are-cool:

arachnidhips:

So hey look I have this sheet and it’s really handy if you want to develop the basics of a character

it looks really simple at first but this is actually amazingly useful for getting to know your own characters

lifehackable:

megadownesy:

My pick of the first 100 pages of LifeHackable.

More Here 🙂

bestoflifehackable:

Life Hacks and Tips for School
Click Here to See More!

driving-an-impala-in-isengard:

actualholidaybakery:

ehretha:

A tip from your favorite nurse

(that’d be me)

Always have eggs in your fridge

You just never know when someone will split their head open

Or cut their finger while cooking

And so on

See that membrane there?

While the blood is gushing – hold pressure and crack open an egg

Peel that there membrane off and put it on the wound (continue holding pressure)

The membrane will harden and keep the wound closed until you can get to the ER for stitches

If you even need them that is

Nature: 1, Band aids: 0

You’re welcome.

I did some research on this (because I do that now, fucking science get out) and it seems that this was done in the early 1900s somewhat frequently. It was used as a way to treat just about any kind of skin wound, from burn to cut to in at least one case an ulcer. It actually helps the wound heal not by preventing blood loss but by replacing part of the skin tissue and helping it grow.

It also helps in healing scars and reducing their visibility.

Whoah science.

Neato.

Supercool.