A Ghost That Only Cats Can See

And when i notice one of them my eyes will always start to roll.

The diction's always slurry when they rush the complicated words, and adding many fricatives will turn it so cacophonous. The slanted rhymes are silly and they keep just making more and more, please someone stop the parodies of modern major general.

THESE CHARMING PIT PENDANTS ARE GOING UP FOR SALE NOW!

All-natural and entirely hand-made! Carved from dried avocado pits, set into rich green Brazilian Barroco soapstone, treated & polished with linseed oil — these invertebrates can’t wait to adorn your vertebrae! Inspired by creatures both extinct & extant, each piece is one-of-a-kind and highly detailed; fitted to its own lovingly-polished stone pendant & custom wire embellishments. Featured in this first edition wave are four delicate pendants paying tribute to the beauty of the Nautilus & several trilobite groups - namely the Agnostus, Illaenidae and Cerarus.

Currently shipping within the U.S. — this first wave is limited and sales are first-come, first-serve. If you like these but would prefer a specific genera of trilobite, or an idea for an entirely different critter you’d like carved, I am open to discussing custom pieces! Stone options come in the above green Barroco & Gala red soapstone. Pricing for commissions are determined on a case by case basis by size, complexity & working time. All pendants will be packaged with a hand-made card detailing care instructions & polishing tips, as well as a personal thank you from yours truly 🧡🥑

Payment methods currently accepted include Venmo & CashApp. Shipping fees will be calculated into sale price on a case-by-case basis using USPS.

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This purple doublet is an excellent example of how costumes are altered and adapted for new productions. 

The costume likely originated with the 1955 film The Court Jester, where Basil Rathbone wore it as Sir Ravenhurst, though it is possible that it came from an earlier production, as The Court Jester did recycle some of its costumes.

The piece was used again in the 1961 film Snow White and the Three Stooges, where Guy Rolfe wore it as Count Olga. The costume underwent alterations to give it the look of having slashed sleeves.

Costume Credit: Snowgrouse

"I decided to go with you to hell."

This movie kind of altered my brain chemistry..

With eyes like fire, his body now skin and bones, charging like an insane creature. Chirin was as fearsome as a demon.