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MARVEL 

link // https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHUrAvKNF8s (collab w/ djcprod)

Okay I’ll admit this the was really awesome and a really well matched to the song and edited

That’s fucking tight.

ting tingTING TINGTING! TING!*panting out of breath gasps in time to the beat*I LIVE FOR THIS STUFF

fun fact a few months ago I showed this video to my 4 y/o brother and to this day he asks me to play the song (glitter and gold) because he is convinced it is “The Avengers Song™”

Always reblog Glitter and Gold!
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Jellyjewel

A more beautiful cousin to Flobberworms, Jellyjewels share much the same properties, that is to say, very few at all. Their mucus is likewise an excellent potions thickener, and their bright colours enable to them to camouflage against bright foliage… when they match. Found throughout Asia, they are kept preferentially by some Potioneers, who find them more relaxing to look at than a tank of Flobberworms, with their many and varied colours. 

Jellyjewels will eat most kinds of vegetation, though they have a preference for the leaves of soft shrubbery and certain magical herbs. This will not, however, prevent them from consuming even rotting wood, and they are known to be highly effective parts of the decompositional environmental cycle, consuming dead leaves, twigs, rotting nuts and wood alike, if more slowly than they do leaves. Studies are being done to see if a Jellyjewels food will alter the properties of their mucus in Potioneering, though the results are not yet known.

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this whole thing is way too good to be giffed you need to expirience it 

There are so many things that are TOP quality about this. The business with the mic rope. The bounding across the stage like an excited puppy or a newsie. The Voice™️ that is so synonymous with John, you know, the voice of a guy who sells ice cream at the soda fountain in the 50’s. The analogy itself.

It’s all so beautiful, such peak humor and content.
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A vibrant home in Yorkshire | photos by Sandra Baker

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Engraved Insect

Magical beetles found in Japan, these creatures are considered by some to be cousins to African Scriverbugs, European Pismires and American Little Makers, also known for their etching abilities. Engraved Insects are more like Pismires than Scriverbugs or Little Makers, as they etch themselves, and individual specimens can often be identified by particular markings. These etchings can considerably reshape their carapaces, and Engraved Insects can come in a huge variety of forms as a result of their regular resculpting of one another.

Engraved Insects largely eat rotting wood, rather like Pismires, but will eat other things, depending on any etching done to their mandibles. Specimens are also often kept for study and fed a wide variety of things to observe the effects this has on their etchings. Further specimens are kept for their carapaces after death, as the etchings are considered to be a uniquely beautiful form of natural art, and as Engraved Insects are not Yokai, they do not need to be cleansed of more mutative magic as Yokai body parts do.

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Cozy home in Sweden of Att Vara Någons Fru

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kryptaria: o-bucky-my-captain: I WASN’T READY

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o-bucky-my-captain:

I WASN’T READY FOR THIS ROLLERCOASTER OF FEELS

Yep. Not ready. <2
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When a dragon hatches early, or must be helped out of it’s shell, it is essential it receive rapid medical care.

A warmed bottle of 1 part brandy or firewhiskey to 1 part milk to 2 parts chicken blood (perhaps with a half part meat broth if the hatchling is mobile enough) should be provided, and the hatchling fed as and when it desires until it matches it’s nestmates for health.

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