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did you try scraping the burnt parts off
this looks like a freakin neopets item
slice of shadow pizza
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IT’S FINALLY DONE.
There’s a few glitches that are too late to fix though, but hopefully you guys enjoy it.
I’ll gif out a few scenarios later :)
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i miss flip phones because at the end of a conversation u could dramatically close them like what can i do with my iphone throw it against the wall
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I’m not sure if others have noticed but it now seems Tumblr has taken over the “/themes” URL on blogs. So for theme makers who have a page URL named “/themes” - for example: http://www.tumblrusername.com/themes - it will automatically redirect to the Tumblr Themes Page. This is obviously quite annoying because many people do this on their personal blogs, not to mention it’s now messed up the masterlist which I only just updated… but I just wanted to let people know that if you’re redirected to the main theme page not to panic. The theme maker most likely has not closed their account so just go to their main page instead.
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… or, how Yahoo News landed an advance copy of David Maraniss’ Barack Obama: The Story.
A friend sent Obama a manuscript for editing, Obama wrote back with five tips:1) “Careful about too many adverbs, particularly describing how people speak (Paul asked disbelievingly, etc.) It can be cumbersome and a bit intrusive on the reader”2) “Resist the temptation of easy satire…Good satire has to be a little muted. Should spill out from under a seemingly somber situation.”3) “Try to get the basic stats on the characters out of the way early {Paul was 24} so that you can spend the rest of the story revealing character.”4) “Think about the key moment(s) in the story, and build tension leading to those key moments.”5) “[W]rite outside your own experience…I find that this works the fictive imagination harder.”
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Who are you bringing to the Oscars? (x)
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