Idealistic Dreamer

How Fast Was the Mail - Interactive map that giving mail delivery info in the US 1882-1908, also general railroad network information

Streaming Music from Around the World - No algorithms, lots of options, amazing music nerds helping you discover more music.

Professor Shoelace - everything you ever needed to know about shoelaces

Commercial Pattern Archive - over 50,000 scanned sewing patterns dating back to the 1850s

Public Domain Image Archive - thousands of images from various repositories no longer under copyright

Medieval Murder Maps - interactive maps of murder and accidents in medieval London, York, and Oxford

Travel in Times - plan travel routes in England and Wales in various centuries

The Quilt Index - a digital repository of quilts, makers, and their stories

Louis Armstrong Archives - Some highlights from the archives and how to access the full collection from home!

RSN Stitch Bank - hundreds of sewing and embroidery stitches, their uses, their structure, how to make them, and history!

Archive of 80s mixtapes - a whole lot of tapes from the 80s and also tapes of background music from Kmart in the 80s and 90s

Feast Afrique - What started as an exploration and celebration of West African culinary heritage has since expanded to include history, language, culture, and customs of West Africa and the African diaspora.

Letterform Archive - Thousands of high quality images celebrating graphic design, calligraphy, and typography. The beauty of letters!

Historic Menu Collection - Over 17,000 historic menus, 1.3 million historic dishes transcribed. Historic popularity and price range, map it, and more.

Palestinian Embroidery - Digital archives dedicated to the preservation of Palestinian embroidery. Over 1,000+ free patterns

Black Craftseople Digital Archive - enhancing knowledge of Black crafts people (both free and enslaved) and the objects they produced.

Georgian Lady's Magazine Embroidery Patterns - Free embroidery patterns from 1770-1819

The Dutch Textile Trade Project - History and trade of textiles in the 17th and 18th centuries. Fabric types, images, data on trade.

First is the Extra Extra Zones. These are just extra monster zones but again. The unique orientation makes link monster arrows point in new and interesting directions and also makes it very confusing to tell if a monster is in attack or defense position. This is the ideal scenario in my opinion. As a pendulum enjoyer I think we should be making the game worse and more confusing on purpose for fun.

Speaking of fun!! You may have noticed the Fun Zone. Here are the rules for the fun zone:

Either player may play any card type to the Fun Zone at any time. Yes, this includes field spells and pendulum scales.

If there is already a card in the Fun Zone, the next card simply gets placed on top, without sending the card underneath to the graveyard. This begins the Fun Zone Stack.

The card on the very top of the stack is the one that is currently considered to be on the field. It can activate effects, do battle, and change position as is typical with respect to its card type.

All other cards underneath the stack are considered banished. Effects that rely on banishment can be activated and resolved from within the Fun Zone Stack.

Both players control the current on-field Fun Zone card simultaneously. This has very exciting implications!

Xyz monsters summoned to the Fun Zone instantly have all monsters in the stack attached as material, which is surely a balanced mechanic that will cause no serious issues.

A pendulum scale in the Fun Zone applies to both players. The convenient Fundulum Scale acts as either the high or low scale, turn player's choice. If you have your own scales in your spell/trap zones then you may elect to ignore the Fundulum Scale for the purposes of pendulum summoning.

... during the finale, a cat arrived, and mingled with the performers. [Figaro] chased it from one side, it returned from the other side to throw itself at the legs of [Bartolo]. ... the audience imitated its meows and encouraged it to continue its improvised role.

digging up some old art from 5 years ago of another pair of doomed siblings…after mai died in the manga i just dropped jjk completely.