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Streetside bakery 🥐🥖🍞🌿

this is quite possibly the funniest scene in any movie ever. 

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Links to the CC I used on the preview are in the Creator Notes on TSR! Special thanks to all the amazing creators whose CC I used on my models.

Vex. To cause someone to feel annoyed, frustrated, or worried. Example: You take delight in vexing me by deliberately using bad grammar. Portmanteau. A large suitcase or trunk that opens into two equal parts. Example: That portmanteau will not fit in the overhead bin and must be checked. Naught. Means zero or nothing. It can also mean to ruin, disregard, or despise. Example: Her behavior tends to set propriety at naught. Foible. A weakness or eccentricity in someone’s character. Example: She loved him in spite of his foibles. Parvenu. A person who has suddenly risen to a higher social or economic class, but who has not gained social acceptance in that class. Example: He was treated like a parvenu at the country club dinner. Sentinel. A soldier or guard who keeps watch; to keep guard or watch. Example: Bennett heard a strange noise and asked the sentinel to stay close. Moribund. At the point of death; dying. Example: Kathryn was unsure how to save her moribund career. Beslobber. To smear with spittle or anything running from the mouth. Example: In this drunken and beslobbered state, the lieutenant returned to the ship. Nonplussed. Bewildered or unsure how to respond. Example: Anna’s hot and cold behavior has left me completely nonplussed. Loquacious. Means talkative or continually chattering. Example: Jane was pleased that her new assistant was not particularly loquacious. Forbear. To refrain or resist; to be tolerant or patient if provoked. Example: My approach this year has been to forbear and maintain a professional demeanor at all times. Erudite. An educated or learned person; scholarly with an emphasis on knowledge gained from books. Example: “Not everything is in your books,” Steve told his erudite friend. Mellifluous. Means smooth or sweet and is generally used to describe a person’s voice, tone, or writing style. Example: Patrick O’Brian’s style is best described as mellifluous, sweeping the reader along from the first words. Redolent. Fragrant or sweet smelling; strongly reminiscent or suggestive of something. Example: These words are redolent of earlier times, when language was more formal. Denouement. The final resolution of a story or a complex series of events. Example: Will the denouement be explosive or serene?

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“I have been carrying out a dialogue between the landscape and the female body (based on my own silhouette). I believe this has been a direct result of my having been torn from my homeland (Cuba) during my adolescence. I am overwhelmed by the feeling of having been cast from the womb (nature). My art is the way I re-establish the bonds that unite me to the universe. It is a return to the maternal source.” - Ana Mendieta

Emmy Rossum, photographed by Emily Soto for Byrdie Beauty, Nov 5, 2017.

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Super Smash Bros moves performed by Marvel stuntmen

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