#diau

[spacebagel54]

Again I haven't posted in while I'm working on stuffs! In the meantime have some random doodles I've made.

#my art crap #loz #divine intervention au #diau #yes theyre ponies i got bored....

[xg64sezhss1d]

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#dead-live #bespake #Milan #goldilocks #travelogs #2yeon #striving #rubberwise #unpermixed #klipfish #resuspension #aglossia #stone-vaulted #scorpia #hepatoportal #semibiologic #exomologesis #pettiness #sayyids #Diau

[habitual-sadness]

貂蝉, Li Han-Hsiang, 1958

#貂蝉 #Li Han-Hsiang #1958 #Diau Charn #1950s

[fandomstars]

Red Power Rangers I wish would get more centric fics without romance

Connor McKnight (Dino Thunder) (Seriously i have yet to see any, most fics with him are either of Trent or Kira. Don’t like him shipped with Kira either.)

Jack Landors (Only romance I’d do is JackxSkye but otherwise I have yet to see a centric fic on him alone. Sad.) Seriously, he grew up on the streets. How did the writers not think that was good material to expand upon? He’s basically the PR version of Ezra Bridger. Yeah Z was too, but honestly I see so many fics of her and Syd, that I rather see fics of just Jack’s time rather than hers. By the way, did the writers ever say why they were on the streets? I saw Z as maybe a neglected rich kid gone rouge? Or perhaps just a runaway? Idk but it’s interesting no?

Casey Rhodes (I see him and Lily with a sibling bond (just me?), and I have yet to see any fics centered around him (that I haven’t written at least). Guilty please ship him with Jarrod, but that’s it.

Jayden Shibi (Samurai) (Don’t ship him with Mia (more w/Kevin) nor Emily (more w/Mike) nor any OCs (ironic considering I’ve written one with him) If it isn’t romance, samurai fics seem to be more centered on Emily, Mia, Antonio (more like brothers honestly but it’s kinda cute…but seriously I’m 100% BROTP), or Lauren.

Nick (Mystic Force) I’m probably the only one who doesn’t ship him with Maddie (BROTP more so) and honestly I don’t see any fics of him. His backstory of his adoption and his birth parents is really interesting. If the writers of the show didn’t explore more, how haven’t fans?

Cole (Wild Force) I never shipped him with any of the rangers (Wolf guy was close but idk the age gap), and yet there are more fics Wild Force more on that? What about how he adapts to the world after he became a Ranger? I had a weird dream where Deker (yes same actor it took me forever to realize) is some Nilock spirit that possessed Cole when he’s at the brink of death. Diau (probably not spelling it right) is the only one who knows of ‘Deker’ true identity. Maybe Cole meet Diau when she was human and they fell in love? Idk at the point of Deker being a Nilock possessing Cole, canon basically goes out the window no? Like I said, weird dream.

In conclusion…..

Okay yeah I ship a lot of yaoi PR couples, but then again, if the writers canon wise won’t write boyxboy couples, than why wouldn’t we all not write them? It’s 2023 and not a single boyxboy confirmed (+ clear moments of romance) involved in the series so far. Sad ):

And yeah, I’m a big fan of many red rangers….who isn’t? (:’

#fandom #tumblr #writers on tumblr #fanfiction #tumbler #love #power rangers #power rangers samurai #power rangers jungle fury #power rangers spd #power rangers mystic force #power rangers dino thunder #power rangers wild force #red ranger #favs <3 #fanfic writing

[gennerflooid]

Uhhh oi <:3 talvez algum pronome br com uma vibe de gato? Tipo: ga/ato/dato/o, mi/ial/dial/a etc? /nf

@gender-mailman

Pode mudar/trocar qualquer parte dos pronomes:

(4 partes = a/ela/dela/a, 3 partes = a/ela/a)

ga/(ata ou ari)/ia

ga/ate/e

im/iau/i

im/miau/diau/i

i/imi/i

i/ilau/i

im/iad/o

(ro ou ron)/ono/on

ro/on/ar

ga/arra/ar

fel/ine/e

i/fel/del/e

i/feli/deli/e

si/amê/e

cal/(ali ou alico)/il

li/cali/dali/i

per/ersa/e

sphy/yn/y

y/sphyn/dhyn/y

#asks #neopronomes #pronoun list #neopronoun list #mogai #mogai br #non brazilians dni /j

[saltlifehippie]

Tattoo by Diau Zhi

#art #tattoos #tattoo #ink #inktherapy #inkwork

[goodthoughts001]

MAH CHANG: THE GAME AND ITS HISTORY slot deposit pulsa tanpa potongan        

Some three thousand years ago, according to the legend, there was a fisherman named Sze who lived on the shores of the slot deposit pulsa tanpa potongan. There were many fishermen who lived about the shores of East Chien Lake, but Fisherman Sze was more enterprising than the rest, for he decided that more fish could be caught from a boat than by standing on the shore.

Sze's family had considerable wealth and they backed him in the purchase of several boats. Then he employed a hundred fishermen from other villages and started out to try his luck. All went well until the wind began to blow and then Sze's troubles began, for all of the fishermen were 'land' fishermen and unaccustomed to the rolling seas. They became seasick and had to be taken ashore.

It looked like bad joss to this early Izaak Walton, so a family council was held and it was decided that seasickness was merely a matter of the mind - imagination if you please - therefore the thing to do was to devise some method for getting the men's minds off their mal de mer. Fisherman Sze and his nine brothers then thought long and seriously, and the result was a game which they called Mah Diau.

So there you have the origin of 'Mah Chang,' 'Mah Choh,' 'Mah Jongg,' 'Mah Diao,' 'Mah Juck,' 'Pe Ling,' 'Mah Cheuk,' or whatever you desire to call this game of the ancient Chinese which has taken America by storm and which is being 'taken up' in London, Paris, and other world centres, not to overlook Chicago and Hannibal, Missouri, and other points west. The game of Mah Diau, as originally played by the lowly fishermen in the employ of head-fisherman Sze, consisted of one hundred and eight pieces of cardboard and was played by four persons, and each held thirteen cards even as to-day is the practice in Shanghai, New York, and Washington, D. C. And according to the legend the fishermen became so absorded in the game of Mah Diau that they forgot their seasickness, and as a result Sze and his nine brothers prospered and founded a great family which lives even unto this day.

 From this humble beginning the Ingatbola88 game 'caught on' and next we hear of one Chen Yu-mun, an officer in the imperial Chinese army who was also stationed at Ningpo, the provincial metropolis of Chekiang Province of China.

General Chen's chief job was that of bandit-catcher and his army was known far and wide because of the white caps which they wore. But General Chen was sorely worried because of the habit of his soldiers of falling asleep during the wee sma' hours of the night, at which times the bandits would slip through the lines and hold up trains, or whatever the means of conveyance were in those days.

Hearing of the wonderful game of Mah Diau, which was so fascinating that fishermen forgot to get seasick while playing it, he possessed himself of several sets and tried them out on his night guards. It worked moderately well; but due probably to the fact that soldiers, even in those days, were more blasé than simple fisherfolk, General Chen still had trouble, for some of his soldiers persisted in falling asleep when they should have been watching for bandits.

After great meditation the General solved the problem by inventing some new cards: chung (red), fah (green), pah (white), and north, south, east, and west. This brought the number of cards up to one hundred and thirty-six, and never again, says the story-teller, did General Chen have trouble with his soldiers falling asleep. They stayed awake all night and he is reported to have had trouble thereafter in pursuading them to go to sleep. They wanted to play the new game all the time.

As time went on, continues the chronicler, certain persons of low repute, gamblers they were called, took up the game and by means of the simple little cards took away the wages of the fishermen and soldiers. But the gamblers also made their contribution to progress, for it is said in the records that a famous exponent of profit by change, one Chang Shiu-Mo by name, also of the village of Ningpo, found that the number of cards was not sufficient. So he added some more: spring, summer, autumn, and winter, and Mei (plum blossom), lan (orchid), ruh (chrysanthemum), and chuk (bamboo). This made the game so terribly fascination that it spread to the far boundaries of the Celestial Empire, and has continued to this present day to be the chief method of recreation for officials and persons of the upper classes, and even into the lair of the bandits of Paozuku, who have found their diversion in the click and play of the little ivory and bamboo tiles as they move deftly from hand to hand about the table.

There isn't much more to the history. Later on some enterprising manufacturer made a set from bamboo, and then his competitor across the street, remembering the white-capped soldiers, of the Ningpo legend, added white-bone or ivory caps to the bamboo; and thus we come to the modern days when the dull pages of the Chinese Maritime Customs returns are made more interesting by items telling of unbelievably large cargoes of this interesting Chinese game being exported to foreign countries by fast steamers.

Then the trouble began, - there is always trouble in every story of achievement, - for it developed that it is one thing to start a 'craze' and an entirely different matter to supply the wherewithal to supply the craze. Orders began coming to China for sets of this Chinese game, and the Chinese manufacturer looked up from his workbench, where he was turning out 'characters,' 'bamboos,' and 'circles,' all deftly but slowly done by hand in the manner of his fathers, and said, 'No can do,' and went back to his work.

Chinese manufacturers had been making this game for centuries, and they saw no reason for changing methods which the fathers, grandfathers, and great-grandfathers to the nth generation had found successful. Furthermore, there was a scarcity of labor. Each shop or 'factory' contained from a dozen to thirty workers, and each shop did one thing: that is, one shop sawed the bone into squares and another did the engraving, while still another sawed the bamboo, and so on through a maze of operations which through the centuries had slowly produced perfection.

So why change the system just because a lot of crazy foreigners wanted to play a Chinese game? And then there was another problem as expressed by one dealer, 'No can get plenty bones.' It seems that the white-bone faces on the tiles can only be made from a small section (about seven inches in length of the shin bone of the cow, and China's cows, long accustomed to supplying a certain proportion of their framework for this purpose, refused to yield any more. The Chinese dealer had these foreign buccaneers then. 'No can get plenty bones!'

[ayrn]

kulang jud diau kaayo ko. sa tanan. kapoy isipom na ang imoha pahuway gikualangan diay sa imo. di ko kabalo mag bounce back. palangga na taka kaayo. pero ug kulang kus imoha buhian taka ug malipay ko para sa imoha.

[spacebagel54]

You know what! No context doodle!

#my art crap #loz #divine intervention au #diau #you know what this has been sitting in my drafts for like 3 weeks #and i know the proportions are off but owell #this is canon but hehehe no context for you only sad #what happened? why is he crying? youll never know

[smooth-brain]

vocabulary slipping away, all thats left is diau miau

[obuxixo]

Cantor causa climão ao divulgar streaming da Record ao vivo na Globo

Cantor causa climão ao divulgar streaming da Record ao vivo na Globo

A Banda Calcinha Preta participou do programa Encontro para homenagear Paulinha Abelha (1978-2022). No decorrer do bate-papo entre os cantores e a apresentadora, o cantor Daniel Diau, um dos vocalistas da banda, sem querer acabou pegando Fátima Bernardes de surpresa, ao divulgar o streaming da Record, o PlayPlus, ao invés do Globoplay. Na ocasião, ele mandou um beijo para a família, porém acabou…

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#Daniel Diau

[inkcyclopedia]

Diau Bo (Kaohsiung, Taiwan)

#diau bo #taiwan #snake #leaf #japanese #sleeve #matching #tattoo

[beaglesfoundindumpsters]

STOP STOP STOP STOP GHOSTBUR STOP NO GHOSTBUR IM JUST PROCESSING THIS THIS IS TOO MUCH NO SAM NO DREAM NO TOMMMMYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY WILBUR GET OUT GET OUT WILBUR GET WILBUR OUT I DIAU D IS FRIEDN OK IS FRINEND OK I ADIUTHNMIUFM II GHOSTBUIR  ANDN DREAM NTO REVIVEBRUEA I DONT LIKE THIS SAM SAM HELP THEM AKKKKJHASFKJHKLJASFHOIS

#tommyinnit #awesamdude #friend the sheep #wilbur soot #dream smp

[miriamrodriguesdonascimento]

Edson Lima - Agora estou sofrendo (com Daniel Diau)

[virtchandmoir]

Jennifer Diau: OMG! Guess who’s on the ice with Jacqueline this morning? She’s definitely one lucky kid! And mommy got their autographs on her skates too! Yay!

#SkatingWithTessaVirtue&ScottMoir

#tessa and scott #off ice #rehearsal #one step closer

[soli-terri]

By Diau Bo.

#Tattoo #Tattoos #Tattooed #Beautiful #Japanese tattoo