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A superb fuck-ton of clothing references.

Obviously two of the images are too large to see on tumblr (because tumblr’s an asshole, sometimes), so simply reverse-image search ‘em and click on the largest size. The one on the left is quite helpful for cloth in general, and the one on the right is just for creating lace.

everything orisinal

a very pink game

cat poke poke some cats

cat planet, planet of the cats

knytt series

small worlds

tork - a language game

leaf me alone

wrrrmz

sushi cat series

ghost party

sprout

flock together

bunni: how we first met

this is the only level and achievement unlocked series

Mom said that if this post gets 50 000 notes that I get to keep this little derp

The Americans:

The British:

At JIBCON ‘11, a fan brought the script from a scene in Harry met Sally where a female character fake orgasms in front a male character to prove that men can’t tell the difference between real and fake orgasms in women.

Misha played the woman and Jensen played the man in this video and Jensen has a little problem after the skit is over. ♥

Coloring embryos by injecting dye into eggs before they hatch has been practiced for a number of years. It is done to identify the young of certain hatches or groups. And it makes it easier to observe movements of wild birds (especially water fowl) after they leave the nests.

The process of coloring chicks by injecting dye into the eggs also provides an opportunity to study early feather growth. Juvenile plumage will replace the colored down in about two weeks. As this happens, the dyed background amid new growing feathers provides a constantly changing pattern.

While it is possible to inject eggs from about the 10th to 19th days of incubation, the period from the 11th to 14th days appears to be ideal. Only one treatment is necessary if the injection is done at this time. When injections are made after the 14th day the color usually remains localized because the embryo occupies most of the egg; so it may be necessary to inject the egg in more than one place.

Harmless vegetable dyes, such as food coloring dyes sold in grocery stores, work very satisfactorily.

This does not harm the chicks in any way, and eventually as they mature their adult feathers push through and they develop normally with their standard coloured feathers.