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Origami flowers and roses I made about two years ago using plain office paper. They were pretty challenging but fun to make. I love origami and paper crafts =)

Diagrams can be found here

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zamii070:

Meet Meenah~

HOW DOES THIS NOT HAVE A MILLION NOTES

TEREZI

omg kanaya and karkat

b-baBIES

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theworstthingsforsale:

Nutella is readily available in grocery stores across the country, so why you’d need eleven pounds of it in a single giant tub is anyone’s guess. Sure, it’s delicious, like any other combination of sugar and fat, but eleven pounds of Nutella has 27,000 calories. That’s two weeks’ worth of meals. Not two weeks of dinner, but two weeks of your entire caloric consumption, period.

It’s also worth noting that Nutella is only 13% hazelnuts and 7.4% cocoa. The majority of it is sugar and palm oil. If you want an authentic Italian hazelnut spread, Crema Alla Nocciola is 45% hazelnuts. It comes in a seven-ounce tub, too, so if you want to destroy your metabolism with it, you’ll have to suffer the indignity of manually entering a quantity of twenty-five tubs.

theworstthingsforsale:

Thermite is a powdered mixture of iron oxide and aluminum which, once lit, burns at 4000 degrees Fahrenheit. That’s hot enough to destroy anything it’s sitting on, save for a few rare metals or special high-temperature ceramics. This makes thermite incredibly destructive.

So it’s great, then, that you can buy five pounds of powdered iron oxide for $13.50 and two pounds of powdered aluminum for $23.00, giving you seven pounds of fiery, destructive hellmetal. The only difficult part of the thermite reaction is getting it ignited, and of course, the same online mega-vendor sells long rolls of magnesium ribbon, which can be ignited with a cigarette lighter but burn hot enough to start a pile of thermite.

As a former chemist I feel compelled to note the energy output of the reaction as defined above (using 5 lb of iron (III) oxide as the limiting reactant) is equivalent to the kinetic energy of a 20-ton truck traveling at roughly 70 miles per hour.

dreamcatcher85:

Paper artist Anja Markiewicz folds these impossibly small origami pieces using sheets of paper smaller than an inch in width.

How the hell… well played good sir

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mementomoryo:

Full size HERE

She said, ‘They all think they know him well.’
She knew him better, better, better.
Everyone wanted something from him.
I did, too, but I shut my mouth.
He just gave me a smile.

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You may train the eagle 
To stoop to your fist; 
Or you may inveigle
The Phoenix of the east; 
The lioness, you may move her 
To give over her prey; 
But you’ll ne’er stop a lover— 
He will find out the way. 

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I can’t feel my right hand. The ligaments are completely fried after this. What is with this obsession with painting troll girls in pretentious art nouveau-style poses? (Just wait, Terezi is going to be a doozy, believe me!)

I feel a bit uneasy about Nepeta being the only troll in this watercolor series to be depicted as being in a romantic pairing; I know that, despite being a minor character, she’s more than just her relationship with Karkat or Equius. Still, it’s a key aspect of her story, and I sympathize with the poor kid because of how pathetic and doomed her crush on Karkat was. Furthermore, my heart does indeed break a little when I contrast that with their ancestors’ story.

The gold watercolors ended up looking very orange in this. Bluh. o__o

Pencils, watercolors, gold watercolor pigments, silver Speedball ink, and minimal Copics on hot press watercolor paper.

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