Silver Tongue

May 08

mollyslip:

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the one true ally

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fmarpgaugreedling:

Things DM Hughes is sick of

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thicc-anxieties:

The gay agenda is coming out and 5 years later randomly getting put into a dnd group with your queer friends and becoming unexpectedly invested into the fantasy genre at the age of 22

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What Were Reading Stones?

historical-nonfiction:

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Little round rocks of clear, polished glass, reading stones magnified anything underneath them. They were intended to help people with poor eyesight to read. Reading stone were invented in the 800s CE by Arab poet, and of course inventor, Abbas Ibn Firnas.

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What Were Reading Stones?

historical-nonfiction:

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Little round rocks of clear, polished glass, reading stones magnified anything underneath them. They were intended to help people with poor eyesight to read. Reading stone were invented in the 800s CE by Arab poet, and of course inventor, Abbas Ibn Firnas.

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Temperatures are rising and


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It is hot in Topeka

sn0wbro:

i think one of the main reasons tf2 SFM/GMOD videos are so memorable is because the tf2 classes themselves (and the many cosmetics they’ve got) make them a perfect set of characters for most (if not all) settings

you can put them in the future, the past, the suburbs, or in the normal maps themselves, and more often than not, they’ll never look uncannily out of place

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evilkitten3:
“ someone introducing t’challa at an international conference: and now, his majesty, king of wakanda, t’challa!
shuri, somewhere in the crowd: NERD
”

evilkitten3:

someone introducing t’challa at an international conference: and now, his majesty, king of wakanda, t’challa!

shuri, somewhere in the crowd: NERD

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jenfluff:

littlewitchlingrowan:

flavoracle:

severedturnip:

flavoracle:

I rarely criticize my wife, but when I do, it’s spoken directly to her, in private, and with love.

I don’t speak negatively about my wife to other people. Not because she’s perfect (which is an impossible and unfair standard) but because she deserves a husband she can trust. To say anything about my wife that I wouldn’t say to her face, would be a betrayal of that trust.

I never want her to spend a single moment worrying about the way I talk about her when she’s not around.

A little louder

I RARELY CRITICIZE MY WIFE, BUT WHEN I DO, IT’S SPOKEN DIRECTLY TO HER, IN PRIVATE, AND WITH LOVE. 

I DON’T SPEAK NEGATIVELY ABOUT MY WIFE TO OTHER PEOPLE. NOT BECAUSE SHE’S PERFECT (WHICH IS AN IMPOSSIBLE AND UNFAIR STANDARD) BUT BECAUSE SHE DESERVES A HUSBAND SHE CAN TRUST. TO SAY ANYTHING ABOUT MY WIFE THAT I WOULDN’T SAY TO HER FACE, WOULD BE A BETRAYAL OF THAT TRUST. 

I NEVER WANT HER TO SPEND A SINGLE MOMENT WORRYING ABOUT THE WAY I TALK ABOUT HER WHEN SHE’S NOT AROUND. 

(is that loud enough?) 

Yes. Thank you.

I see a lot of people on my dash complain about their significant other. Maybe they should show that person this post.

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