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Hey guys, I'm running a 50% off everything sale until it's all sold out. Not going out of business, just taking a break and I want to get as much product sold as possible before then. We're late on rent again, so if you could buy something (or many somethings) it would be greatly appreciated. Orders above $35 ship free in the US!

#please share #small business

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#awww

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#ts eliot #and his nonexistant onlyfans

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Oh fuuuuck. Oh fuck dude. I just got bit by a fucking clam and tonight's the full moon

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#honey mustard

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One of the commissions I've done earlier.

I still have two slots left!

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Pond by Axel Sauerwald

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I think this is my favourite spell I’ve ever written. I’m not sorry.

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5 simple exercises to awaken dormant muscles

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Art by Patrycja Wójcik

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Misty House by Anna Balashova

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Since people really love the colour-coded tags on my recent AO3 site skins, I thought I'd share the code for doing just that one thing. You can find it here: https://archiveofourown.org/works/53119543/

I commented the code (explained each bit of it) and gave examples of how to modify it. I also added a second chapter explaining how to create a site skin if you're not familiar with how to do it, and explaining how to combine site skins if you've never done that before.

In 2024, let's improve our quality of life okay? Even if it's just in small ways 💗

Editing to add: I keep forgetting to mention, but site skins work on both mobile and desktop. I've seen that question a few times in tags on my posts. If you want to create one from scratch (or copy a particularly long code, like for a complex skin) you'll probably want to be on a computer though.

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fiction and fantasy are so fun because it's like. if i met this man in real life i would drop kick him off a cliff within three seconds of him opening his mouth. luckily for him he doesn't exist so we can all happily ignore those red flags and pretend we could fix him

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Marilyn Monroe by Richard C. Miller, Los Angeles, 1946

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cutie pie alert! up on him tippies!

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