
I love going to the 16 (false 15) because every time it feels like going to a secret tramway
Like Platform 9¾

Like Platform 9¾
Like when Yujiro had pulverized the small tiled tower
Vermis 1 and 2 by Hubert Editions (French)
- Some choices are because they're easy (vase and sooth)
- most are aesthetic.
- And the lying skeleton is like a memento mori but more original. (Final drawing of Vermis 1) I could also do the four skeleton and knight from Vermis 3
Yeah, it looks like a lorebook like when we had Godhusk that was unrelated to Vermis
Elfs, tragedy, monsters, corruption, fantasy
How can you make something more 4k than this ?
It's literally celluloids.
I'm angry at the good quality hehe
Spectacular movie, the first time I watched it was in an old Samsung phone where I downloaded the movie through Mega.
I'm looking for a productivity app that can help me manage basic everyday household tasks.
The important part is that I don't want to have to create the task list myself. I don't really know what I'm supposed to be doing around the house or how often, so I'd like an app that already has a database/checklist of common tasks and suggests them to me.
For example:
- Brush my teeth
- Vacuum
- Put clothes away
- Do laundry
- Take out the trash
- Water the plants
- Change the bedsheets
- Clean the bathroom
- Clean the kitchen
- Dust surfaces
- Clean the fridge
- etc.
Ideally, it would tell me something like "vacuum every week", "change bedsheets every 2 weeks", "water this plant every X days", etc., and then let me check the tasks off and remind me when they're due again.
I'm not really looking for a Finch/Catzy-style self-care app with things like "take a deep breath", "tell yourself something nice", "stretch", etc.
I want something much more practical and concrete: "Here are the things you should do around your home."
Android please
"Yeah, so you see, this guy is skinny but it's not because he's lacking muscles, it's because all his muscles condensed.
You can do that by eating only chicken and nuts for months. Bla bla bla"
"Oh look, that's Sopomovich, he's using the jab of the bear. A simple technique they used to hunt salmon."
"Oh damn, he's locking his opponent by grabbing his coxo-femoral articulation."
I found 9 volumes of this art encyclopedia in a free little library/book exchange. They cover art history from the Romanesque period through the 18th century.
I'm considering using some of the reproductions as material for a collage project, but I'd like to determine whether these particular volumes have any significant collectible or monetary value before cutting them up.
Photos of the covers, title pages and publication information are attached.
Michi : cute name for pet cats
Michinico : cat + nicotine
Hermiauna : Sister + Meow in Spanish
Michiyonki : cat + junkie
Piripi: Tipsy from alcohol
My propositions:
Gataciosa : Gata (cat) + Graciosa (funny)
Michimeo : Cat + Pee
- Yani means "Cigarettes's Tar", but in vol.3 in the manga it notes that her name is close to yanikasu, Japanese for chainsmoker
- Imouko from Imouto means "little sister"
- Kansai's Japanese region, the character had Kansai's personality
- Yaku means drugs
- Hame in Street Fighter used to describe "cheese," "trap-like setups," or inescapable offense that locks an opponent down
- Aruko is short for Arukoru, the Japanese pronunciation of "Alcohol"
The first 25 km were cool but at the end it was torture, my mind was going blank, and I had to climb a simple hill with a trustworthy stick I still have now. I arrive at Chaumont
The next day, after helping a worker that fell from the roof and broke the roof of his denture. And calling the SAMU. I continued my camino.
I had to stop at Seyssel but I prefer to continue because I had time. I did 15 kilometers more just for the love of the game.
I ate a Big Borgar in Chautagne and slept outside seeing the stars.
Today, I continued my way to Chanaz where I visited and now I go back to my city, Geneva.
Tips for me, for the next time:
- always book the rooms in advance
- don't forget your deodorant at home
I was in Motz, when I guy I met told me that one of the worst part of the camino was the 200km before Santiago de Compostela. 3-4 days of just corn and wheat.
Do you know which region he was talking about? he doesn't remember.
81 Rte de Mathy, 73310 Serrières-en-Chautagne, France