Here’s my silly little creature maker! Find me on my socials: Everybody_wants_somebody ( insta ) Strawberryprism ( etsy ) Lesbianopossum (TikTok) Everything in this is very adjustable!!! Some of the stuff you have to move around a bit but I figured it was better to have cooler items that you have to adjust rather than boring ones you don’t have to adjust haha.

welcome to my peepy factory (patent pending) (not actually patent pending) UPDATE 3/10/22: added the new peepys from the itemlabel restock, plus moley C + new dinkle UPDATE 9/15/21: added sterling peepy, the new buddies from the latest itemlabel restock, new eyes UPDATE 8/1/21: you can now change beak color, more hats and a new buddy, two stuff sections! peepy is made by itemlabel feel free to edit this picrew and use it for icons, but credit me where possible and don’t sell these we’ve got basic options, pride options, just everything you could possibly want for your peepy picrew experience if you want to show me these you can tag me at @rippleskip on tumblr :] — 私ののぞき見工場へようこそ（特許出願中）（実際には特許出願中ではありません） peepyはitemlabel製の商品です このpicrewを自由に編集して、アイコンなどに使用してください。ただし、可能な場合はクレジットしてください。これらは販売しないでください。 基本的なオプション、プライドオプション、基本的にはのぞき見ピクリュー体験に必要なすべてのものがあります これらを見せたい場合は、tumblrの@rippleskipで私にタグを付けることができます :] そして、私のpicrewを使用していただきありがとうございます！

"Wooooooowwww I'm so broke" – me while sipping on my $5 coffee.

I'm still planning on adding some more colors/designs, but it's useable for now Check out my other art at @serendipitous_turtle on instagram! (and also if there are any issues that you notice please feel free to message me about them)

Let’s face it, getting diagnosed with an autoimmune disease turns your life upside down. From countless doctor appointments, to days being sick in bed, and of course the ongoing tiredness are just some of the new normals. For me it’s celiac disease and although I’m learning to navigate life so I don’t miss out on

PLEASE READ!!! Hello! This is the OFFICIAL M4ggz with a 4 Picrew, where you can create a human or alien OC! This Picrew was requested by a close friend of mine. :) Inspired by: QueenBee's (HunBloom) Picrew "Character maker" https://picrew.me/ja/image_maker/626197 Please do not crop the watermark. You may use your OC as a PFP or PNG Tuber, but please do not use it for profit, claim my work as your own, and make sure to credit me. Thank you. SOCIALS! Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9QwKZfDtkW2kkmIFEqYwCA Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@m4ggz_yk?lang=en/ Discord: m4ggz with a 4#0004 or https://discord.gg/hNRv36mKDr .

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this is a character maker / キャラクタークリエーター !! this is version 2 of my first picrew !! i will add options as requested (￣ω￣) HERE IS WHAT HAS BEEN UPDATED IN VER 2: https://pastebin.com/mtNsWXaV personal use (icons, etc) = OK commercial use = NOT OK you don't have to credit me but i'd appreciate a tag if you do use it! twt: https://twitter.com/urgonic tumblr: https://severedhead.tumblr.com/ instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lonesomeorganist/ 2 add list: -- second bigger body type -- more skin tones -- more hair options

@iguanentapioca I love this concept sm... i edited the format slightly for my own use, hope it’s ok to share!

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So growing up, me and my sister played a lot of board games. Be it playing with one another, our Grandmas or Mom, let's just say we became best friends with Milton and Bradley. Below is a list of the 18 games that most vividly stick out in my mind, and usually garner some memory of my sister beating the pants off me. You'll notice Candyland does not make an appearance on this list - cuz I never played it (and proud of it). It should also be noted that "Crossfire" is not listed. Please do not think that game is not worthy. The only reason it is not listed and described below is because this list is about games I used to play and, well....I still play Crossfire. Nostalgia is for wussies, I play the game! Enjoy the trip down memory lane! TROUBLE Does anyone remember how annoyingly difficult it was to actually pop that die inside the plastic bubble in a way that actually made it rotate off the number it was on? I swear you'd push down, just to see the die pop up, and either fall straight back to where it was, or roll over one number to the side! I actually don't even remember if there was anything more to this game other than pushing the bubble and moving your game-piece. GUESS WHO? Now I know you know this game! Do they have red hair? Do they have a mustache? It's Frans! I swear, the creators of this game were subliminally trying to teach children how to judge people and discriminate. Red hair? Black or white? Male or female? I mean, how many times did you look down, see that you got the red-haired guy with ugly facial hair and think, "Ugh, I hate being Alfred!" SORRY! Welcome to the first of many games that my sister absolutely dominated. I have an especially bitter taste in my mouth about this game from my childhood, because when I was young, my Grandma would tuck me and my sister in, and then once we went to bed, Grandma would go in and grab Paige and let her stay up past her bedtime and play Sorry! What the hell Grandma? Just cuz she was eight and I was six doesn't mean I can't party like a rock-star too! As for the game, it was just fun to land on one of those "Slide" spots, where you got to slide across the board like you were grinding on a skateboard. BATTLESHIP Now this is probably the only game on the list where even my sister will admit I wrecked shop. The reason I was so good at this game was not because I had great spacial reasoning skills and could guess where her ships were located. It was actually because I was super ballsy and would put the ships in the most bizarre places that would drive her nuts and make her think "There's no way he would line them up all next to each other, that would be dumb!" Well, in that case, "Hi, I'm Mr. Dumb, and I just sank your battleship!" PARCHEESI This one reminds me of my other Grandma (not the wily devil that gave sister preferential treatment past what I thought was "bedtime"). This is definitely an old-school game that dates back well past my childhood, but Grandma taught us the rules at an early age. I really remember liking the sound of the dice in the slim little shakey-cup when I cupped my hands over it to shake up the dice. Solid game. YAHTZEE Another game that my Grandma dominated. This was a really loud one that drove my Mom crazy in the next room, because that blue cup filled with dice was really loud and obnoxious as much as I shook it. But I gotta tell you, I was lights-out when it came to rolling a Long Straight or Four of a Kind. Do you remember how frustrating it was when you didn't get enough points in the upper section of the score-card to qualify for the additional 35 bonus points? Without that, I was done-zo against my Yahtzee-rolling Grandma. BOGGLE This is one of the more educational games you'll find on this list. I loved word games as a kid, so this was right up my alley. I do remember frequently making up words, then trying to convince my Grandma they were real (NOTE TO SELF - Grandma does the Sunday New York Times crossword in pen...wrong target). MOUSE TRAP This game was more fun just to set up than it was to play! Does anyone remember how touchy that final contraption was? It was that long post with notches with a basket on the top that falls on the mouse at the end of the entire domino-effect system. If you touched the board, the thing would fall over! Then there was that rubber-band spring-loaded arm, and the plastic dude who jumped into the "pool"? Oh man, that game rocked! GRAPE ESCAPE I have a feeling this one could be a relative unknown for some of you compared to the others on this list. Grape Escape was the "Squish 'em, Squash 'em, Squoosh 'em Game!" It was basically a bunch of purple play-dough that got put through a plastic torture chamber of fun. Not sure what the premise of the game was, but me and Paige used to run those guys through the contraptions for hours! OPERATION Ah yes, a classic. It really bothered me that the tweezers were attached to the board by a rope. What if I wanted to take a crazy angle at the Bread Basket? What if the only way for me to get the Funny Bone was to stand? Quite an inhibiting rule I think. But nonetheless, we all can remember easily grabbing the Adam's Apple, and breathing with a sigh of relief as we pulled out the Heart, and laughing uncontrollably as your opponent, without fail, developed a case of the shakes as they attempted pull out the Wishbone! Educational for the aspiring doctor, entertaining for the creator of the Saw movies. SCATTERGORIES JUNIOR We have all played Scattergories, the fun adult game that always stirs up a bit of controversy and argument in interpreting the rules and responses. But how many of you have played the kid version of this game? I can tell you with 100% certainty that there was nobody in the world better at this game than...my sister. Now, of course I may be a bit jaded as our two-year age gap probably affected most outcomes, but I tell ya, that girl came up with some creative shi*! As a 10-year old! She may be a dipstick, but man she knows her Scattergories Junior. CHUTES & LADDERS Another game I did not play frequently, but I feel like a lot of my friends probably played this, so I let it make the cut (and yes, I stand by my decision to omit Candyland from this list). For the same reason I liked SORRY!, this game allowed me the chance to slide my game-piece around the board. Anybody have good C&L stories? DON'T BREAK THE ICE I was proud that I remembered this one. Remember the little "ice pick" (aka plastic hammer) you had to use to tap out a single block of ice (aka sugar cube) underneath the little red man without knocking out the whole floor? I loved this game! You wanna know how I know I loved this game? I always lost! I didn't care! How fun is it to be able to take a swing at some ice with a pick-axe? I wrecked shop on that little red man! TIDDLYWINKS Ok, so this technically isn't a board game. But it's a childhood game, and it's my damn blog, so screw you nay-sayers trying to catch me on a technicality. This was a game that we always modified to fit our own youth desires which, in this case, meant flipping those little suckers all over the house! I think the original objective of the game was to flip your tiddlywinks into a receptacle of some kind in the least number of attempts? But that was too boring, so we created our own games, which I'm sure were way more fun. KERPLUNK In addition to being the best titled game I can remember, it also had the best drama! In my warped head, this game of marbles and sticks is a mix of Jenga and Hearts. Jenga because of the obvious pulling out the base without the whole thing crashing, and Hearts because you can knock over a couple marbles and still be in the game. You just don't want to knock them all over, like the Queen of Spades. You see what I did there? I'm crafty. HUNGRY HUNGRY HIPPOS This game had great TV commercials. I wanted this game so bad because of the commercials. And the game did not disappoint! How fun was it to hit the tail-lever on their butt as fast as possible and watch all the white balls fly across the board? Everything was perfect about this game. The stretchy necks, the board size, the colored hippos, the catchy commercials, the apparent promotion of binge-eating, and a solid name. What's not to love? ROCK EM' SOCK EM' ROBOTS Another dream-game for kids. Unfortunately, I did not have the pleasure of owning this game, so I had to take advantage of the times I had sleepovers and after-school care with kids that had it. And man was I missing out! Despite the heavy violence in the game (trying to punch a guy so hard you knock his block off?), it was so awesome that they put them inside a boxing ring. I feel my childhood was slightly less-whole without this game. PERFECTION "Pop Goes Perfection!" Man that is stuck in my head now! This was kind of a reversed version of Operation, but on speed. Another game on the list that some of you have never seen or played, and that's a pity. You had a set amount of time (maybe 60 seconds) to fit all the shapes in their respective places before the buzzer sounded and popped all the pieces out, ruining your masterpiece. An aptly named game, and for my OCD personality, I did not like it when it shot all the pieces out. What can I say, I was high maintenance...sue me. PHEW! That was a strong list. Now I'm gonna go set up a life-sized version of Mouse Trap at my house to try and trap Julie. Complete with cage!

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The highlight of my Pam career so far was meeting H. Jon Benjamin, the voice of Archer, at his book talk and signing. I asked a question during Q&A, and when he saw me he said in that deadpan voice,...

In 1993 PJ Harvey visited The Tonight Show With Jay Leno while she was touring to support her raw second album Rid of Me, which of course had been produced by Steve Albini. The date for this appearance seems to have been September 24, 1993. It was the first time she had ever been on The Tonight Show but she would return many times. The other guests that night were Michael Richards and comedian Kathleen Madigan. Harvey’s performance of “Rid of Me” has hardly dated a jot since those years. She has no trouble securing our attention. Her vocal delivery is impeccable, mixing in the tricky falsetto “Lick my legs, I’m on fire” sections. Harvey wasn’t using her trademark blue eyeliner yet—that look was unveiled at Glastonbury in 1995—but her selection of a simple one-piece gold skirt is a perfect expression of her self-defined individuality and projected carnality. After her song, Leno’s limp comment to this unsettling ditty is “Very nice.” Harvey joins the “panel” and with total comfort and assurance, explains that even though she might be a rock star now, her parents run a sheep farm in Dorset and when she visits them she has...

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it's in the title (ew i hate myself for writing that i am so sorry) but yea i'm s t a r v e d for tuggoffelees content so i'm writing my own (or attempting to) god this is gonna be so bad (ps cover art is by @/crimsonfireboltart on tumblr) *i take requests! dm me! ranks???? i'm cool now ig??? #1 in catsthemusical #1 in mistoffelees #2 in andrewlloydwebber