#if something is omitted you're free to add to the post

[furby-junkie]

Wave 3 Furblets Confirmed!

Thank you SO MUCH to @ssm0770 for finding and sharing a document containing product names, from a French Hasbro website! (archived link)

Wave 2

5010996284495 FURBY FUR FURBLET STAR REE

5010996284471 FURBY FUR FURBLET MER MAY

5010996284457 FURBY FUR FURBLET PAR TAY

5010996284532 FURBY FUR FURBLET DAH TEE

The other two unrevealed Furblets meant to be a part of this wave could be Greenie Meanie and May-May (unless they're going to be different; Idk).

Wave 3

Wave 1 and 2 consist of 6 Furblets, but the document reveals the names of seven other Furblets. SSM0770 mentioned Sno-Way is a seasonal Furblet (the document mentions a pack of two seasonal Furblets, and the existence of a spring Furblet, so Sno-Way could be considered separate from wave 3? Don’t know for sure if Sno-Way is included in that pack). None of the names listed below are mentioned on Entertainment Earth's website for wave 2.

5010996284778 FURBY FUR FURBLET BUB LEE

5010996284754 FURBY FUR FURBLET GROO VEE

5010996284730 FURBY FUR FURBLET TOO KOO

5010996288899 FURBY FUR FURBLET REE MIX

5010996288448 FURBY FUR FURBLET HOO LAH

5010996288424 FURBY FUR FURBLET LOO LAY

Other Furblet listings

5010996291288 FURBY FUR FURBLET SSNL SPRING

5010996291264 FURBY FUR SEASONAL FURBLET 2PK SPR

5010996268747 FURBY FUR FURBLET SNO WAY

More Furby Colors

5010996285874 FURBY FUR FURBY COTTON CANDY

5010996282798 FURBY FUR FURBY AURORA FURBEALIS

SSM0770 is guessing that 'Aurora Furbealis' is the name of the Furby color scheme Coppola Studios leaked last year.

Not completely sure what these are:

5010996273925 FURBY FUR PINEAPPLE POP

5010996259561 FURBY FUR FURBLET CLUBHOUSE

5010996253576 FURBY FUR FURBY FURBLETS AST C

5010996275615 FURBY FUR FURBLETS ASSORTMENT (what Furblets are included?)

5010996279255 FURBY FUR FURBLETS CA

Displays

5010996264770 FURBY FUR FURBLETS AST DISPLAY

5010996240736 FURBY FUR FURBLET FLOOR DISPLAY

5010996240200 FURBY FUR FURBY QUARTER PALLET DISPLAY

5010996235442 FURBY FUR FURBY DISPLAY

5010996202383 FURBY FUR FURBY SUPER QUARTER PALLET

5010996274656 FURBY FUR FURBY HOLIDAY DISPLAY

5010996275059 FURBY FUR FURBY FURBLETS DISPLAY

5010996278654 FURBY FUR FURBY DISPLAY 2

5010996278630 FURBY FUR FURBY DISPLAY 1

5010996279231 FURBY FUR FURBLETS FSDU AST

5010996279927 FURBY FUR FURBLET FSDU DISPLAY

5010996280930 FURBY FUR FURBY AND FURBLETS DISPLAY 2

5010996280916 FURBY FUR FURBY AND FURBLETS DISPLAY 1

5010996280992 FURBY FUR FURBLETS DISPLAY

5010996282811 FURBY FUR FURBLETS FSDU

5010996284297 FURBY FUR FURBLETS SIDEKICK DISPLAY

5010996285638 FURBY FUR FURBY HALF PALLET DISPLAY

5010996285546 FURBY FUR FURBLETS FLOOR DISPLAY

5010996285652 FURBY FUR FURBY HALF PALLET

5010996287618 FURBY FUR FURBY QUARTER PALLET

5010996289209 FURBY FUR FURBLETS PALLET DISPLAY

5010996289490 FURBY FUR FURBLETS PDQ TRAY

5010996289247 FURBY FUR FURBLETS FSDU

5010996289223 FURBY FUR FURBY FSDU

#I apologise if I accidentally included duplicate stuff in the list #if something is omitted you're free to add to the post #furby #safe furby #all furby #furby fandom #furby community #furby 2023 #furby furblets

[dduane]

Peter Mum's Soda Bread Recipe

With work around here the way it is at the moment, most likely EuropeanCuisines.com won't be up again until the end of the year. (shrug) Such is life.

With that in mind, here per @the-book-of-night-with-moon 's request is the famous soda bread recipe that brought people to the site again and again for a couple of decades. If the recipe below seems very plain, that's because the way soda bread is done in North America and elsewhere in the world is not how everyday soda bread's made in Ireland. No fruit, no sugar—except for an optional spoonful if the baker likes it: I omit it—no nuts or other similar addenda: nothing but flour, salt, soda and (ideally) buttermilk. (Breads here that do have fruit and whatnot are referred to as "tea breads" or "fruit soda".)

The ingredients:

450 g / 1 lb / approximately 3 1/4 cups flour (either cake flour or all-purpose)

Optional: 1 teaspoon sugar

1 teaspoon salt

1 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda

Between 300-350 ml / approx 10-12 fluid ounces buttermilk, sour / soured milk, or plain ("sweet") milk, to mix

If you're using plain milk, add 1 teaspoon of baking powder to the dry ingredients. This is perfectly legit; lots of professional bakers in Ireland do their soda bread this way, without the buttermilk and with additional raising ingredients besides baking soda.

So: preheat your oven to 200C / 400F. Meanwhile, mix the dry ingredients together well in a good-sized bowl, and then add the liquid and mix everything together. Like this:

That raggedy texture you see in the middle of the video is exactly what you want, and part of the secret of getting soda bread to rise properly. You have to get the loaf done as quickly as you can, so that the rise in the oven is maximized; and with minimum handling. This isn't a bread that needs to be kneaded. Just get it into a soft, mostly-cohesive lump as quickly and gently as you can, and shape it into a round about an inch to an inch and a half thick.

Finally have ready a really sharp knife to do that final cross-cut, which allows the loaf to spread and rise fully. Be careful to slice, not press. You don't have to cut incredibly deep: from a third to halfway down the round is plenty. ...There's endless online lore about how this is supposed to let the fairies out. Fond as I am of fairies, I prefer to think of it as letting the chemistry and physics out. (shrug) To each their own.

As soon as the oven's come up to heat, shove the loaf into the center of the oven on a nonstick baking sheet—I used a silicone mat here, but more for the look of the thing than any real concern about the loaf sticking—and bake it for 40 minutes. When you're done, it should look something like the one in the picture at the top of the post. It'll be easier to eat if you let it cool down most of the way; and a lot easier to slice if you put it in a paper or plastic bag overnight.

Anyway, tomorrow, so @petermorwood won't sulk, I'll make soda bread in the farl style instead of the above style that some of the locals call "cake". Farl's done on a griddle and cut into quarters for baking, and its geometry makes it uniquely suited (as Peter's father used to say) for eating large amounts of butter without a spoon. :)

ETA: attn @middleagedandoutoftouch: Check out the gluten-free soda bread from Ballymaloe. ...And there seem to be quite a few more of them out there: try this Google search.

#soda bread #baking #recipe #recipes #Ireland

[vitruvianmanbara]

finished my steel ball run bag 😗✌️

(some project notes below)

When I work on these projects, I usually make notes (typically voice recordings) throughout so I can organize my thoughts about the piece. I usually delete the recordings right after I've listened back to them, but since this project was a big learning experience, this time I feel like documenting some of my notes in writing.

This has been one of my favorite projects I've ever worked on! I got to try a lot of new things and work on improving certain techniques, overall I feel like I was successful in executing what I'd intended.

Some stuff that was new for me:

Embroidering on this weight/weave of fabric

Adding shading freehand after handwashing

Using a different handwashing technique to keep the integrity of the stitches

Using a greater variety of floss, as well as marker, pen, and pencil, to try to create a greater range of value for shading

Process:

Selecting the image - this took a lot longer than I thought, since many of my favorite JoJo characters/panels have features in them that wouldn't translate well to embroidery. I wanted to choose something that would look great in black and white too. I chose this one because it had a level of detail that wasn't unmanageable, the shading is primarily done with lines/hatching (so no complicated, small patterns), and I knew anything I'd have to add or omit to make it more effective as an embroidered piece wouldn't fuck with the depth (or recognizability) of the piece. Making the pattern - as usual, I used Procreate to edit the pattern. I took more time than usual to remove shading that I would be adding in after the wash. This included the big blocks of dark shading as well as any lines that were long and fine. Stitching the base design - for this piece I used my usual 1-2 strands of DMC embroidery floss, but for some of the bolder features, I used DMC Pearl Cotton 12 floss. I really liked using this, even though it's still 2 strands of floss, the fact that they are twisted together helped create a nice bold line that held up well in the washing.

Here's an in-progress pic. One area where I used the 12 Pearl Cotton was the outlining for Johnny's hat, which I think looks really nice and bold here!

(Before step 4, I'll clarify that I use a printable stabilizer to transfer patterns to the fabric - it's basically a sticker you can print directly on, stick to your fabric, stitch through, then wash out with water. It's great if you're like me and not good with tracing, drawing freehand, or usually use designs that are too detailed to use something like your average transfer pen for. But if you have an Inkjet printer especially, you will want to use as little ink as possible to reduce the risk of staining...honestly, if you have any questions about this product, feel free to ask me - I have a lot of experience with/thoughts on it lol) Washing - I opted to wash this piece in the hoop. I wanted to maintain the tension of the fabric while washing to hopefully minimize the warping I've experienced when washing in the past. I also didn't agitate the fabric as much or use any kind of soap or detergent to wash away the adhesive. This was really successful - not only did the stitches stay even, I didn't encounter any staining, which I'm really pleased about! Here's what it looked like post-wash, before I started shading:

Shading - this was the most intimidating part of the piece for me...I'm not someone who's very knowledgeable about the technical aspect of visual art, so the idea of placing shading lines without a guide was kind of scary. I followed the shading on my reference image more or less exactly, although I did omit some stuff that I thought would look too heavy.

I used a mix of sewing floss, pencil, marker, and pen to give myself some flexibility when it came to line weight and gradients. There were a couple areas where I knew floss would be too intense, such as the lips and eyes, the underside of Gyro's goggles, and the horse on Johnny's hat. For the horse and goggles, I used the texture of the fabric to my advantage, the rougher texture was definitely conducive to achieving a textured effect similar to the original image. I opted to shade in the underside of Gyro's hat completely black to complement that huge block of black shading on Johnny's neck. I used a regular 0.38 nib pen to add some details to Johnny's eyes and lashes too.

I'm mostly really pleased with the shading, except for the shading along Johnny's nose. tried to go in and fix it, but with a fabric this weight, I was hesitant to pull out stitches and completely redo it because I don't want to leave noticeable holes in the piece. If it keeps bothering me, I might go back and fix it later.

Final thoughts:

This piece really encompassed everything I like about doing this kind of embroidery. In real life, I get asked a lot by family and friends why I choose to embroider things from manga/anime instead of my own original designs. One of the main reasons I do this is because as someone who got into manga for the art, I find it's a really fun and hands-on way to "study" the work of artists I enjoy. Through translating it to embroidery, I have to pay attention to a lot of details about a piece I might not have otherwise. And I almost always pick up on something really interesting and exciting when I do this!

I knew I wanted to embroider something from Steel Ball Run when I reached the part of the manga where Araki's art shifted more to the detailed, dramatic, and cinematic. But having read the colored version, I didn't really appreciate how difficult it can be to achieve this level of detail and drama in black and white, especially without the use of digitally added texture. Through making this piece, and particularly while doing the shading, I really began to respect the amount of skill it takes to do something like this.

Overall, I think this is the most satisfied I've been with something I've embroidered. I'm a huge perfectionist about my embroidery so I'll always have something to nitpick, but even so, I can honestly say I'm really pleased with how well the process I'd planned out translated to the final product. And I'm really pleased with my progress overall.

#the hoop lines are fighting the iron so I'm just posting as is lol #and the notes are VERY long so don't feel like you have to read - just wanted to document! #gyro zeppeli #johnny joestar #steel ball run #jjba #embroidery

[radicalurbanista]

Why did you only describe one of the images in the city council post?? I guess blind people only need to know about the cops standing there and not any of what’s actually being said in the tweets which are the bulk of the post?

i really want you to understand that omitting something from a caption doesn't mean I hate and want to oppress blind people. You're throwing a bunch of imagined shit onto me before even asking me why it was missing or asking me to include the full text. This kind of demeaning comment is just shitty behavior on your part. The only reason I'm not blocking you is because I think accessibility is necessary and I want to address that here.

I don't have much free time but I split it for this tumblr. I'm one person building an archive of police violence on my personal blog, I'm not a whole publisher with full time staff. If I forget something, literally anyone is free to send an anon ask telling me (if you can't add it yourself). I'll be more mindful in the future to build fuller captions when I have the time.

#i reallyyyy dgaf about tolerating shitty comments anymore #like just tell me you need the full text! #or ask why i didn't include somethin #anon ask #ask reply

[mybrainproblems]

Hello Alex, I hope you're having a good day. I want to keep an open mind here and I'm hoping you could please explain your dislike for the oxford comma. From your other posts and prior conversations, your strong critical thinking skills are more than evident and it is a primary reason I admire you. I'm hoping that this can be a chance to understand your perspective and perhaps open my eyes to a new point of view. Thank you for your time. Best, Renu

first off, i am a little crosswired on perception of visual stuff like writing or images. chartreuse sounds like a trombone. 5 is a friendly number but 3 is an annoying sibling and 7 is ready to shank me at all times. looking at the number 7 or numbers divisible by 7 makes me skittish. my teachers literally gave up on getting me to memorize my times tables for the number. basically, sometimes i have a weirdly visceral reaction to the way some things are presented visually.

dos! a thing to know about me is that i'm extremely claustrophobic. if it's less than 4 floors, i will walk up those stairs. i've walked up more than that if the elevator looked too small.

So: punctuation is maybe a bit more emotional and personal to me like it's not nuts and bolts it's about Feelings. the em dash is cuddly and the semi-colon is friendly and the comma is a warm hand on your shoulder. however! if someone puts a hand on your shoulder too many times maybe you get uncomfy! maybe it triggers my claustrophobia to see all these letters and words TRAPPED by hands and held in place. WHERE IS THE EMERGENCY EXIT. MAYBE I WILL TRIP OVER A COMMA SOMEONE LEFT IN THE WAY AND BURN TO DEATH.

THREE. i was left unsupervised with david foster wallace's non-fiction essays while in elementary school. nothing makes you want to break the english language like reading DFW while you're also learning how to write a five paragraph essay.

when a teacher fiiiiiinally told us we could stop doing five paragraph format essays i was in heaven.... i still got docked a lot of points for things like "run on sentences" and "overuse of semi-colons" but i was FREE to write one sentence paragraphs to punctuate my thoughts.

F O U R TH... i grew up reading the nytimes which meant also reading the nytimes style guide bc i was a little weirdo and they say not to use an oxford comma. literally i was in middle school and loved reading william safire's 'on language' column.

Cinq du soleil: ezra koenig was my tutor for a bit

VI: something about it having a special name just raises my hackles. oh, you're a comma with a special use? no. we are all commarades here. now stop trying to trip me while i make my way to the emergency exit.

[🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪] i like the little mystery of omitting the oxford comma! it adds a bit of flair! am i saying nelson mandela is an 800 year old demi-god and a dildo collector? didn't i just introduce a little intrigue into your day making you think about it? (also here's how to fix that headline without using an oxford comma)

8. idk man. the oxford comma? the serial comma? are we talking punctuation or jack the ripper?

#i did not take rhetoric classes just to be given a prescriptive on how to use language and punctuation! #language is alchemical and i will throw it together in this salad spinner however the fuck i please #i don't tell anyone not to use oxford commas! i just personally dislike them for ME #should i tag this #relex fallout #? #ask a brain problem #notrenu

[emilianospizza2]

5 Mouthwatering Egg Lover Dishes

Introduction:

Eggs are flexible in cooking and loved by lots of people because they taste great and make any dish better. Whether you like them scrambled, fried, boiled, or poached, there are tons of yummy egg dishes out there to try. In this blog post, we'll talk about five awesome egg dishes that egg lovers will enjoy. Let's get started!

1. Egg Kheema: A Spicy Delight

Egg kheema is a yummy Indian dish that mixes eggs with tasty spices and minced meat. To make this dish, you cook eggs with a spicy mix of onions, tomatoes, ginger, garlic, and different ground spices like cumin, coriander, and red chili powder. The outcome is a delicious dish packed with strong flavors and a little bit of heat.

2. Masala Omelet: The Perfect Treat

If you love eggs and want a quick and tasty meal, then a masala omelet is just right for you. This fluffy omelet is filled with lots of spices, herbs, and finely chopped veggies, making every bite colorful and flavorful. Ingredients like onions, green chilies, tomatoes, cilantro, and a bit of turmeric give the omelet a nice yellow color. Serve it hot with some toast or paratha, and you'll enjoy a delicious meal any time of the day.

3. Boiled Egg Tikka: A Fun Twist on a Classic

If you like tikka, you'll love boiled egg tikka! It's a cool twist on the usual chicken tikka, but instead of meat, it uses soft-boiled eggs soaked in a yummy mix of yogurt and spices. After marinating, the eggs are put on skewers and grilled until they're just right, giving them a smoky flavor. Whether you have it as a snack at a party or a light meal, boiled egg tikka is a tasty mix of flavors that'll leave you wanting more.

4. Indian Half Fry: Simple Yet Yummy

Indian half fry, also known as sunny-side-up eggs, is a classic breakfast dish that's loved by egg fans everywhere. To make it, you fry eggs in ghee or oil until the whites are cooked but the yolks are still runny. It's simple but delicious. Sprinkle some salt, pepper, and a bit of chili powder for extra flavor. Enjoy it with toast or pav for a hearty breakfast that'll make you feel satisfied.

5. Crushed Omelet: A Tasty Twist on Regular Omelets

Crushed omelet, also called anda bhurji in Indian cooking, is a yummy version of the usual omelet that's sure to make your taste buds happy. To make it, you scramble eggs with onions, tomatoes, green chilies, and spices until they're soft and creamy. Adding fresh herbs like cilantro or parsley gives it a nice fresh taste. It's perfect for breakfast, brunch, or a quick dinner during the week.

FAQs:

Q1: Are eggs healthy to eat?

A1: Yes, eggs are a nutritious source of protein, vitamins, and minerals, making them a healthy addition to your diet when consumed in moderation.

Q2: Can I customize these egg dishes to suit my dietary preferences?

A2: Absolutely! Feel free to adjust the ingredients and spices in these recipes to cater to your taste preferences or dietary restrictions.

Q3: Can I make these dishes ahead of time?

A3: Some of these dishes, such as boiled egg tikka and Indian half fry, can be prepared in advance and reheated when ready to serve. However, dishes like masala omelet and crushed omelets are best enjoyed fresh.

Q4: Are these recipes suitable for vegetarians?

A4: While some of the recipes may include meat or dairy products, you can easily adapt them to suit a vegetarian diet by using plant-based alternatives or omitting the non-vegetarian ingredients altogether.

Q5: Can I add other ingredients to these egg dishes?

A5: Absolutely! Feel free to get creative and experiment with different ingredients to customize these recipes according to your taste preferences. From cheese and mushrooms to spinach and bell peppers, the possibilities are endless!

Conclusion:

These five mouthwatering egg-lover dishes offer a tantalizing glimpse into the world of egg-based culinary delights. Whether you're craving something spicy, savory, or downright indulgent, there's a dish on this list to satisfy every palate. So why wait? Head to the kitchen, crack some eggs, and unleash your inner chef with these irresistible recipes!

#pizza delivery #pizzaparty #pizzalover #pizza time theatre

[upyrica]

Free coffee, you say? If you're inclined, how do you engage with your spirituality using your physical senses (reserve certain incense blends for specific workings, songs for particular deities, tradition-specific crafts, etc)?

It is hard to answer precisely because looking for spirituality in or through the physical is not something I get to do: all is simultaneously physical and spiritual at all times, but also my operation within my praxis is such that I do not need to consider it, necessarily, when making choices. Everything that enters my space is already carefully chosen. It may sound like a tedious approach, but the honest answer is that I am religious enough for it to become the unconscious basis of my thinking, - as well as terribly picky.

Add to the inseparability my allergy to sharing too many specifics of my daily life, ha.

I would like to say that it is impossible to practice without it, really, but that would be omitting traditions that actively work to avoid the involvement of stimulating physical experiences in the lives of their followers. Would the, lowercase P, puritanism be considered abstinence, or a way to connect to the divine through self-denial which is likewise physical? Ah well.

Where is that post about a Protestant being outraged by an Orthodox service? I should really have found it for Easter.

[datastate]

♧ :0

(i almost clicked "Ask anonymously" before sending this. pfff. i am a genius, clearly)

HANDSHAKE EMOJI... dw abt it there have been. So many times i sent something on anonymous even though the ask game was for something connected to You and your url ahvbsmgd

You’re my: hk mutual!!! and bug fables i think. i've still been meaning to look into it but just haven't yet hwbmvsdg hk fixation... sitll here <3

How I met you: hmmm i'm honestly. not sure! i think i've at least vaguely known abt you for a while under flame-flygon, bc i used to go into the hk tags a LOT, but only recently really started engaging w your content! glad i did tho, it's always very cool

Why I follow you: bc you're cool :] and your art's really nice, even the sketches!! ++ even w your cursed bugs in crocs concept it did make me laugh so HSBVMD stuck around!!!

Your blog is: really nice!! you're creative and tbh i think it was from one of your posts a while back that i temporarily got out of this art slump bc i was like "woagh that's cool" ... what i made was only a sketch but i hope i can finish it eventually

Your URL is: actually how did you get ur url... i'd love to hear the story behind that bc it is a nice one you chose. anyway fun fact is i am a fool who keeps referring to you as ur url but with the "flame-" omitted. you are now shadow in my head. enjoy.

Your icon is: MOSSKIN... HOLDS GENTLE.

A random fact I know about you: SO many ocs. with such cool designs too... your one moth archer lives in my head rent free

General opinion: really cool inspiration tbh!!

A random thought I have: speaking of one of your recent posts on video essays that was a. yeah <3 same. i typically have them on in the bg while i'm drawing or smth and i can't keep looking at the screen ;_; the stuff on screen should Add to the script not interrupt the flow of it

#ask #solidarity squad #flame-shadow