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Some cyn and Tessa drawings for the murderdrones people out there
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pep-the-artemis · 49 seconds
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Based on one of the funniest scenes from @prince-liest’s fanfic series 666: Live on Air!
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Pride month vest project, a patch a day #29: Wheat But Not Bread, Fruit But Not Wine
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Angel, being carried out of a fight by Husk: Do I even weigh anything to you?
Husk: No. It’s like holding a couple of grapes.
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pep-the-artemis · 12 hours
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J murder drones
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The canon one since people complained
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pep-the-artemis · 12 hours
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Omg guys look J murder drones. I love her but I hate her but I love her but I hate her but I love her.
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pep-the-artemis · 12 hours
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look both ways before crossing the street J
In the earlier 1900s, Jay was an insult often used to mock pedestrians who were getting hit by cars.
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pep-the-artemis · 14 hours
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In the earlier 1900s, Jay was an insult often used to mock pedestrians who were getting hit by cars.
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pep-the-artemis · 16 hours
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Charlie: hey, Al, Rosie is at the door!
Al: oh no
Rosie: DARLINGGGGGGG ITS YOUR YEARLY SLANG EDUCATION DAYYYYYYY
Alastor: HIDE ME QUICK
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pep-the-artemis · 16 hours
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Momma cat introduces her new baby born to human baby.
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Never underestimate the value of transferable skills.
In high school, I ran small poker ring for a while.
Decades later, as I pack orders -- keeping careful count greeting cards and envelopes to ensure I ship what was bought -- I'm remembering old tricks, such as specific techniques to quickly count, to layer things to efficiently draw back into a neat pile.
Every 45 seconds saved cuts a 6-hour packing shift to a 5-hour shift.
I can use that time to pack more orders
or make art or
just be a weird person who ran a poker ring in high school and now sells Halloween greeting cards
and is always up to some antic
or
other
(laugh)
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