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Sketch dump, introducing new souax OCs.
Denbe is an ex-military ranger, meant to just go around repairing souax satellites and scare away/arrest/shoot down intruders or whoever tries to raid souax property.
During one such attack, though, he got veeery badly damaged.
Due to complications, contracts, and lack of materials on the base where he lived, repair was almost impossible. So they had to improvize.
In the end he worked off his contract like this, absolutely dislimbed, and gave the corporal a huge middle finger when resigning.
He grew attached to such shape, and his following civilian life spent partying a lot, working as a repairman (can fit in way tighter spaces like that) and other stuff like activist against some policies or asking for new bills in favor of souax neighbor species.
(lore prone to changes)
Edolna is the OG souax.
The original concept was born while daydreaming: An alien species that can turn others into them, voluntarily (not like Cybermen or some shit). Edolna was meant to be originally human, turning souax and then going rogue instantly to take revenge on a whooole shitload of assholes.
Before the revision, souax had tails, less color variation, were digitigrade (I think?) and bit more transformative (like hidden guns, think Inspector Gadget).
She's a Bad Bitch. She Kicks Ass.
Next is Uewasloy "Ue", lovely cupid gal. Experimenting and seeking out her true self, per souax custom, she came to a conclusion that A) She fuckin' loved girls, and B) Head is a very optional part of the body.
She mostly gets money on videogames, and has a loose polycule that visit each other often, game together, and are generally queerplatonic besties.
Her head is hardlight, and to sense the world around her, she uses some advanced tech spread across her entire skin rather than specific "organs" dedicated to doing that.
next is uh. Tseaq.
he's just a dogfight freak. kind of kinky, too; the concept for him includes decor like leather bondage gear, something like a corset, collar, and et cetera.
and Buik, whom i just don't wanna design today.
he's meant to be a soft, rich guy who's very humble but not completely selfless.
Buik has a charity program for various souax of poor financial situation, donating tech and synthetic organs, helping them stand on their feet. Sometimes, they end up having some sort of connection or friendship with him, thus growing his army of pals and literally rescued individuals.
Tall, dorito-shaped jojo ass mf.
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Hartsniveau
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#brein#buik#ervaren#gevoelsleven#hart#hartsniveau#Janna beek bakker#leven#van binnenuit#veranderen#voelen
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Free vintage stock photos
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Nelson Piquet crashed at Indianapolis in 1992
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Kloppende buik door stress
Wil je meer weten over de oorzaken van een kloppende buik door stress? In dit artikel wordt op heldere wijze uitgelegd hoe stress je maag-darmstelsel kan beïnvloeden:
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Hermans doorziet de wereld achter de Hallen
Centre Pompidou; bron beeld: blogspot.com
Het is 1977 als onze (Nederlandse) meest besproken schrijver zich buigt over de komst van Centre Pompidou. W.F. Hermans (1921-1995; daar gaat dit stuk over) woonde in Parijs, was de polder, roddel en achterklap ontvlucht en kon zich concentreren op wat er in de Lichtstad gebeurde. De opening van culturele tempel, museum en bibliotheek, vernoemd naar de…
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#20-ste eeuws#architectonisch bouwwerk#beschouwend#bibliotheek#Buik van Parijs#Centre Pompidou#culturele tempel#Eugène Sue#Frans staatsman#gietijzer en glas#Hallen#hordes meisjes van lichte zeden#levensmiddelenmarkt#meest besproken#museum#Napoleon III#Romantici#schrijver#Victor Baltard#Victor Hugo#Zola
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Chibuike Promise Obi ( born on 07 March 2000) famously known by his stage name Buike, Cjrhapz or Obele Mande is a fast-rising Nigerian talented rapper.
Buike is a very talented rapper in Nigeria who is popularly known for his soulful sound and cool music vibes on social media platforms, mostly Facebook.
Real Facts About Buike
Full Name: Chibuike Promise Obi
Stage Name: Buike (Obele Mande)
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I drew buck on the whiteboard in my math class
My friend "ate" him (erased his head)
I attempt to redraw buck, but it looks wonky due to me being in a wrist brace and it being entirely from memory.
Thus, Buik was born.
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Donc, une vite sketch de Lenore si elle est un homme [Leo Vandernacht]
Voila @raven-nerd4life mon ami(e), il est ici
I don't know how I should do Annabel Lee later on, but just know I might make more phases of genderbender Lenore since she had quite an odd glow down/up(??)
Anyways enjoy :>
Merde, ik heb pijn aan mijn buik
Edit: LMAO FORGOT THE CIRCLES AGAIN
#nevermore webtoon#nevermore webcomic#nevermore#lenore nevermore#lenore vandernacht#genderbend#genderbend Lenore#the name isnt creative i know#but pls i genuinely cant think of any for him#lmao send help im in need of a monster drink
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Four theories about the Devil’s Minion
First off, I don’t claim this is in any way comprehensive or that I have come up with any of those. I might have overlooked something really obvious, with this show that happens quite frequently. But these are ideas of what I think could have happened with Armand and Daniel in the seventies, based on the information we have so far, which is that they met in the seventies and Armand saved him from Louis, and that Daniel’s oldest daughter was born in the mid to late seventies (judging from the ‘seven years before car seats where mandatory‘ bit in Daniel’s autobiography).
1. The Devil’s Minion hasn’t happened (yet). I would say unlikely given they did meet, Armand decided for some reason to save Daniel’s life and Daniel’s memory of the time is shot. None of that would be necessary if nothing had happened (and where would be the fun in that). But it is of course possible that it’s all a red hering.
2. The relationship lasted shorter than in the book. Considering the show is on a condensed timeline and all the other relationships are also shorter, it would make sense if the ten years Armand and Daniel were together in the book would have been condensed to two or three years. Personally I’m not a fan because I think to get to the breaking point Daniel reached in the end in the book it would take more than a year or two, but it seems very logical for the show to do.
3. Alice is Armand. The theory that Armand twisted Daniel’s memories of him into memories of a first wife ‘Alice‘ and the reason Daniel’s eldest daughter doesn’t talk to him is that she doesn’t exist. Now I love this theory. I have written this theory. It’s fun and messed up and insane. But I don’t think it’s true. It seems like a neat way to circumvent enormous gaps in Daniel’s memories and it crazy enough that Armand would do something like that but. The sentence ‘my ex-wife reminds me I never owned a buik‘ indicates she was in some form consulted for Daniel’s book and that they therefore are (or where at the time) still in contact. Which makes sense for the woman he has a child with, but not for the vampire who erased himself from his memories. There is also no reason for Armand to add a fake daughter to the story, a lie that is unnecessarily complicated and difficult to maintain longterm.
4. There was overlap with Armand and Alice. This one seems the most likely to me. For one it fits the timeline. Two, it explains incoherent memories (maybe Daniel did own a buik with Armand that Alice didn’t know about). But most importantly it would explain why things went differently than in the book. One of the main reasons Daniel in book could never get away from Armand (other than being addicted to his blood) was that in the end he had nothing/no one else left he cared about. He was alienated from friends and family and barely working anymore. The only future he could see was as a vampire with Armand. If Daniel had had another relationship and a child that would have opened the option for another future. Another future he might have wanted (or that Armand was convinced he wanted). A child changes everything. And Armand in the book already assumed Daniel would grow to resent him if he made him a vampire, if doing so also meant taking him away from his child it makes a ton of sense for Armand, especially given his very (for vampires) recent experience with Louis and Claudia to not want to repeat that mistake. If he’s going to lose Daniel anyway at least he can let him have a life.
#and how enraged he would be to find he gave up Daniel to give him that and he fucked it up#interview with the vampire#amc iwtv#iwtv speculation#the devils minion#daniel molloy#armand
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Lezers zijn er om te lezen
Ooit dacht ik dat kunst voor hogere wezens was, zelfs toen ik al student op de kunstacademie in Groningen was. Later meende ik dat poëzie voor hogere wezens was, dat wil zeggen dat er een hogere betekenis in gedichten opgesloten lag, die alleen voor ingewijden toegankelijk was. Dat gold natuurlijk de literaire poëzie. Het helpt om gedichten te lezen en ze zelf te schrijven om daar niet onder gebukt te gaan. Lezen óver poëzie helpt niet echt.
In De Gids, dat eerbiedwaardige literaire en culturele tijdschrift dat al 187 jaar bestaat, leest H.U. Jesserun d'Oliveira gedichten van dichtbij, ofwel hij doet aan close reading. In De Gids van deze maand bespreekt hij Luceberts gedicht 'Dichters zijn om te dichten'.
[ Lees als u wilt het gedicht eerst in de illustratie voor u verder gaat]
Ik lees het gedicht zo:
het gaat over wat een dichter is, door een dichter geschreven, al krijg ik het gevoel dat hij een buitenstaander is, een literator, een criticus. De dichter draagt een masker, het misleidende, heerlijke masker van de poëzie. Hij gaat schuil achter zijn gedichten. Om de diepte van de poëzie te bereiken (hoeveel engelen passen er op de punt van een naald, past een parelpaleis op een grashalm?) zal er ook geleden moeten worden. En is de dichter wel zo bijzonder? Hij (natuurlijk een man) mag dan nog zoveel lammeren Gods of gulden vliezen tevoorschijn kunnen toveren, hij moet toch ook leven, brood op de plank, kost en inwoning, drank, inkt en papier betalen? Maar eenmaal met een welgevulde buik en in zijn warme bed begint toch dat verlangen naar de ware poëzie weer op te spelen. Moeras of niet – want is het niet daar dat dingen gisten? Hoeveel engelen passen op de punt van een speld? Daar zijn theologen elkaar voor in de haren gevlogen. Is dat niet een heerlijke vraag? Een die over essenties gaat, over wat schijn en wat wezen is. Maar die zijn lid betastende Chinese advocaat dan? En is die op een oordeel aforerende rechter de criticus die hem veroordeelt? Verdedigt de advocaat de dichter en/of de poëzie? Is de dichter de advocaat? Zijn ego, zijn dikke ik, zijn nu eenmaal essentieel voor zijn werk. Ach, wat! De dichter is er om te dichten. Basta!, denk ik stiekem.
Daarna las ik het artikel van H.U. Jesserun d'Oliveira en kan niet anders dan onder de indruk zijn van de doorwrochtheid van zijn analyse. Er is een wereld van betekenissen en referenties waar ik geen weet van had en heb. Het is misschien niet poëzie-lezen voor hogere wezens, maar wel voor hyper-specialisten, en zéker voor ingewijden. Ik houd mezelf voor: lezers zijn er om te lezen. Schreef Lucebert ook niet in 'Poëzie is kinderspel' (!): "over het krakende ei / dwaalt een hemelse bode / op zoek naar zijn antipode / en dat zijt gij”.
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The young King James VI made his first official visit to Edinburgh on September 30th 1579.
James VI had spent his childhood at Stirling Castle. Now he came to Edinburgh to begin his adult rule. aged 13.
Born in 1566, he was the product of Mary’s ill-fated marriage to Henry, Lord Darnley. Darnley’s assassination in early 1567, and Mary’s subsequent over-hasty marriage to one of its perpetrators, Lord Bothwell, triggered events that led to Mary’s downfall.
James VI became king of Scotland in 1567 when Mary was forced to abdicate.
According to the writings of David Moysie, James VI left Stirling on 29 September 1579 despite a storm. He had lunch at Dunipace and dinner at Linlithgow Palace where he stayed the night, and came to Holyroodhouse the next evening. The town lined the road with men in armour and a salute was fired from Edinburgh Castle. The streets were cleared of beggars, executed criminals were removed down (from their pikes on the tolbooth) and the streets thoroughly cleaned.
His entry to the town was marked by a ceremonial Royal entry. James arrived from Dalkeith Palace. The processional route went from the West Port, to the Overbow, to the Tolbooth, to St Giles Kirk, the Mercat Cross, the Salt Tron, the Nether Bow, Canongate Cross, and Holyrood Palace
The gates of the town, the tollbooths of Edinburgh and the Canongate, and other buildings were painted white with limewash, called "calk". Householders along the route were asked to hang the external stairs with tapestry and "Arras works".
At the West Port the king was met by 32 burgesses of Edinburgh, whose names are recorded, who carried a canopy made of purple velvet. John Shairp gave a speech in Latin. There was a tableau vivant of the Judgement of Solomon. At the Overbow Cupid gave James the keys to the town. Cupid was played by a boy who descended in a globe. At the Tolbooth four maidens (probably played by boys) represented Peace, Justice, Plenty and Policy, a scene relating to the four Cardinal Virtues. At St Giles Dame Religion invited the king to hear a sermon on the duty of kings and Psalm 21 was sung. . Afterwards, at the Mercat Cross Bacchus shared out wine. At the Salt Tron the genealogy of the Scottish monarchy was presented, perhaps using portraits. The king's horoscope was presented an actor playing Ptolemy at the Netherbow Port. At the Canongate Cross a scene represented the abolition of the Pope's authority in Scotland.
At Holyrood Palace a new lodging was prepared for the king's favourite Esmé Stewart next to the royal apartment. A course or tournament ground made of sand for "running at the ring" was laid at Holyroodhouse. Celebrations continued at Dalkeith Palace, hosted by the former Regent Morton.
Similar pageantry was used in September 1561 when Mary, Queen of Scots had made an Entry, and in May 1590 at the Entry and Coronation of Anne of Denmark.
A short account of the events occurs in the chronicle, The historie and life of King James the Sext, written in Scots;
At the Wast Port of Edinburgh, he was ressavit be the Magistrats of the toun under a pompous payle of purple velvet. That port presentit unto him the wisdome of Solomon, as it is written in the thrid chapter of the first buik of the Kings : That is to say King Solomon was representit with the tua wemen that contendit for the young chylde. This done, they presented unto the King, the sworde for the one hand, and the scepter for the uther.
And as he maid forder progres within the toun, in the streat that ascendis to the castell, thair is an ancient port, at the whilk hang a curious globe, that opnit artificiallie as the King came by, wharin was a young boy that discendit craftelie, presenting the keyis of the toun to his Majestie, that war all maid of fyne massie sylver; and thais war presentlie ressavit be ane of his honorable counsall at his awin command. During this space, Dame Music and hir scollars exercesit hir art with great melodic. Then in his discence, as he came foment the hous of Justice, thair shew thayme selfis unto him, foure gallant vertewous ladeyis; to wit, Peax, Justice, Plentie, and Policie; and ather of thayme had an oraison to his Majestic.
Tharefter, as he came towart the chief collegiall kirk, thare Dame Religion shew hirself, desyring his presence, whilk he then obeyit be entring the kirk; whare the cheif preacher for that tyme maid a notable exhortation unto him, for the embracing of Religion and all hir cardinall vertewis, and of all uther morall vertewis. Tharefter, he came furth and maid progres to the Mercat Croce, whare he beheld Bacchus with his magnifik liberalitie and plentie, distributing of his liquor to all passingers and behalders, in sik apperance as was pleasant to see. A litill beneth is a mercat place of salt, wharupon was payntit the genealogie of the Kings of Scotland, and a nomber of trumpets sounding melodioslie, and crying with loud voyce, "Wealfayre to the King".
At the east port was erectit the conjunctioun of the planets, as thay war in thair degreis and places the tyme of his Majesteis happie nativitie, and the same vivelie representit be the assistance of King Ptolome : And withall, the haill streits war spred with flowres; and the forehowsis of the streits, be the whilks the King passit, war all hung with magnifik tapestrie, with payntit historeis, and with the effegeis of noble men and wemen : And thus he past owt of the toun of Edinburgh to his palice of Halyruidhous
Note the last words on the description, “ his palice of Halyruidhous “ A couple of years ago someone question my use of the wording “Holyroodhouse” saying she had never heard the Palace being called that before, well this confirms that over 300 years ago that this was being used, rather than Holyrood Palace, as is often used.
The king was given a cupboard of silver gilt plate made by the Edinburgh goldsmiths Edward Hart, Thomas Annand, George Heriot, Adam Craig and William Cokky. It was valued at 1000 English marks. This included a basin and a laver, two flasks, six cups and covers, four candle holders, a salt, a silver salver, and dozen silver plates. William Fairlie was asked to oversee the gilding of the silver on 8th October and assist Henry Nesbit make an account of the expenses. The wealthy merchant and "Customar" of Edinburgh Robert Gourlay, a supporter of Regent Morton, complained to the Privy Council of Scotland when he was asked to contribute £30.
An account for repairs and building work at Holyrood in August and September 1579 survives. The works were supervised by William MacDowall, the royal Master of Work. Mention is made of slating the roof of a "Dancing House", carpenters who made a great chest for the king's pantry, glazing the chamber for "Lord Lennox", and a pavement in the chapel. New rooms were made for William Murray, and for Jerome Bowie, Master of the Wine Cellar. George Wallace or Vallance and his workman plastered the old hall, the chapel and the gallery, and painted the council house with chalk distemper paint. Women worked cleaning chambers in the tower, the old hall, the forework, and the gallery, and the inner close or courtyard. Their wages were two shillings a day.
The visit by James was a huge success. Everyone was delighted to see their king and with the excitement of once again having a royal court in Edinburgh.
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(na maanden te zakken in mijn 'ik heb geen trauma'-deel terug trauma zien en voelen is opluchtend, maar vooral verscheurend in mijn buik en slikkend/snikkend/stikkend in mijn keel)
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hello? moe's tavern? im looking for an isser, first name buik
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