Poor VERY sensitive Trinity getting a triple team.
Thought the top down angle was kinda fun for a few minutes ☺️
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Mummy from the Catacombe dei Cappuccini in Palermo, Sicily
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Show more effort. An anonymous fear submitted to Deep Dark Fears - thanks!
You can find original artwork in my shop!
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A female mummy encased in a cartonnage
from tombs found at Taposiris Magna,
modern day Abusir, Egypt
Cartonnage is the term used in Egyptology and Papyrology naming a method used in funerary processes to produce cases, masks, or panels to help cover all/part of mummified or wrapped bodies
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After an entire night of being a party game, Mistress decided that I had earned a reward.
However, I didn't earn the ability to ask for the reward to stop, as long as the party guests were entertained.
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《𝐀𝐬.\𝐅𝐥.:𝟎.𝟐》
"NEXT TIME I'LL BE YOU.
NEXT TIME YOU'LL BE ME.
AND WE'LL BOTH BE HAPPY.
AND WE'LL BOTH BE HAPPY. "
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Immobilize her, gag her, blindfold her, strap her head to the table, and tickle her senseless without mercy.
Play hard.
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It's a debut that's been about 30,000 years in the making. Yukon paleontologists have this week unveiled another unusual find from the goldfields near Dawson City: a mummified Arctic ground squirrel from the Ice Age, curled up in a ball as though it died while hibernating.
It was found a few years ago, but it's being shown off now because the government is preparing the dead rodent for display at the Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre in Whitehorse, expected to reopen later this spring after a redesign. At first glance, the mummified animal doesn't look like much more than a dried-up clump of brown fur and skin.
"It's not quite recognizable until you see these little hands and these claws, and you see a little tail, and then you see ears," said Grant Zazula, a Yukon government paleontologist.
"I study bones all the time and they're exciting, they're really neat. But when you see an animal that's perfectly preserved, that's 30,000 years old, and you can see its face and its skin and its hair and all that, it's just so visceral. It brings it so to life."
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As a healthcare professional, there are times in which one must regretably deliver bad news. Indeed, on this day, Nurse Elise informs her patient, Kino Payne, that he has suffered a terrible accident resulting in the need to be placed in a full body medical wrap lasting two months. Although Kino might appear to take the news well from the get-go, it is only later that the reality of his situation begins to set in. Beginning with Kino’s head, Nurse Elise skillfully wraps Kino’s entire body in a seated shape. The shape creates ease in rotating him, maneuvering him and simply controlling him.
Upon full mummification of her patient, Elise rewards him with a circulation-encouragement vibration device to build his endorphins for the long healing journey ahead of him. Shortly thereafter, Kino expresses his lust for his nurse after he mistakes the attention and care that Nurse Elise bestows on him as a sign of sexual intent. Not someone to have her boundaries crossed, Nurse Elise endeavors to set Kino straight in underscoring their professional nurse-patient relationship. Stay tuned for Part Two during which Nurse Elise pivots to using some unorthodox medical procedures involving a wooden stick and a plastic bag.
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"… Another mummy, so graceful, so slender and pretty"
Tony Johannot (1803-1852) - A Mummy so Graceful
illustration from the Charles Nodier's "Histoire du roi de Bohême et de ses sept châteaux", 1830
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