Night Goddess Elven Corset Dress / Vampire Gothic Swan Corset Dress
Do you ever just,,,, seriously so template spending a thousand dollars
The Lost Light Club
We’ll here it is the pinnacle of 80’s cheese lashed across modern More than Meets the Eye. Lines by the unholy Casey Coller and colours and whatnot by me.
Available at Auto Assembly in just a few days!
This still image was created by a Japanese neurology professor Yamamoto, and he told the instructions below:
If its not moving, or just moving a little, you are healthy and has slept well.
If its moving slowly, you are a bit stressed or tired
If its moving continuously, you are over-stressed
Social Anxiety test. Scores in the 41 – 50 range indicate Severe Social Anxiety.
44.
Welp. That helps explain the panic attacks.
20. Scores in the 0 – 20 range indicate No Social Anxiety
Honestly not surprised. XD
I got “Moderate anxiety” (score 37) that actually sounds about right honestly.
Social Anxiety test. Scores in the 41 – 50 range indicate Severe Social Anxiety.
Big mood.
The best part is how you can see he’s trying SO HARD not to laugh here
Tim Curry: I’m escaping to the ONE place that hasn’t been corrupted by capitalism! [shaky breaths while trying not to smile] sssPACE
Venom 2, but it starts with venom googling “Am I pregant?” “Am I pragnent?” “Am I gregnant?” “Am I pegnate?? Help!”
((Portal fans: Wheatley was good and then all of a sudden he went bad. He was possibly bad from the very beginning and was actively seeking power by controlling the player from the very beginning.
Me, an intellectual: Wheatley going bad is the result of him failing to address various personal issues and insecurities in his life and refusing to seek any guidance or help from those around him. He thought that others would see his problems as being too ‘tiny and insignificant’ to be worth talking about, so instead of seeking help, he just kept bottling up his emotions and letting it fester in the hopes that the feeling would just go away. You can see this in the final boss battle when he sobs about Chell not catching him– a grievance that he has kept bottled up ever since the start of the game and that he has since only decided to bring up at the very end of the game during which he is having an emotional meltdown. Wheatley choosing to suppress his own emotions instead of addressing his underlying personal issues and feelings of unimportance are what lead him to engaging in unhealthy coping mechanisms, the robotic equivalent of substance abuse, aggressive behavior, and pushing away the only person he’s ever viewed as a friend. Wheatley is not the story of some power hungry moron who suddenly went bad. Wheatley is a cautionary tale about how you shouldn’t be afraid to seek help in confronting your issues and the dangers of turning to unhealthy coping mechanisms and possibly even substance abuse as a form of release.))
Jab loves robots 