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Presented with no context.
...just kidding, here you go.
https://t.co/pC4mcltms5
#BroomofDoom
Follow up to the drawing from last week, check out the story on my dA/fA for the full context.
I draw this and think of the people not up to date looking at this without context.
Good times!
#CriticalRole #criticalrolefanart
so this needs context.
reading the DA description is better because I can use more words
https://t.co/kJaSLgrAP1
original sketch by Hellen on Facebook
@shgurrOWO
It seems "elf slaves" are a new fad in isekai stories. Not only slaves, and not in a serious context. It has to be a romantic comedy set in another world with a slave who is an elf girl. All those elements MUST be together, for some reason. What a new specific fetish that is...
Month of Marisa 28
It probably makes just as much sense in context.
Said previous picture for context. Masako has no qualms about picking up murder victims to use in her experiments apparently
Day 8 of 10.
Top 10 Albums that have influenced me. Just the covers, no context.
Franz Ferdinand - You could have it so much better
#franzferdinand
There's a lot of jokes you could make about blood in this context... Don't. Say. Anything.
First drawing in a long time that I put effort into and it's a shitpost.
I will not provide context. You're on your own. Bye.
@ZeroByteMe
@Stasimouto Ain't nothin wrong with that. Not inherently anyway. Depends on the context.
CONTEXT TWILIGHT! Dammit Twilight...even Starlight can't mentally handle the wrong context. :P #MLPSeason8
Favorite thing drawn today: the detective, surprised, in front of a door. It makes sense in context.
#webcomics #comics #DnD #dnd5e #DungeonsAndDragons #FavoriteThingDrawnToday #elf #rogue
Oxford University Press Children's Books have been marking #ShakespeareWeek with a marvellous selection of words from the Oxford Illustrated Shakespeare Dictionary. Pop over to their Twitter @OUPChildrens to find the meanings and context.
@jessdrawz The straw is one hole with two entrances - but those entrances can also be referred to as holes as a commonly accepted synonym. The problem is linguistic in nature, not mathematical - both sides are correct, within proper framing and context.
