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This may be dumb, & I mean that in the most positive way, but I internally giggle and smile at EVERY "ow" that both DM and players alike utter while in combat on @Reckless_Attack. Its one of my favorite little mannerisms they do xD
"Thats max damage!"
"Ow."
"Thats my turn."
Me:
Saturn (Time) and Historia, 1561 #paoloveronese #mannerism https://t.co/Q9Lg3wXD0t
The Agony in the Garden, 1608 #elgreco #mannerism https://t.co/7Gm22M6ixm
Jax's generally sweet and kind, but he can be bossy, snobbish, and cynical as well. He normally is a creature of habit, who speaks with overly-fancy airs or mannerisms to seem smarter and classy. But he's a true friend who cares a lot for others.
Mary Magdalene in Penitence, 1577 #mannerism #elgreco https://t.co/IDNnh68E0X
#OurLifeBeginningsAndAlways but my angst-drama fanfic in my head where Viridian has to keep Ray's father a secret for as long as she can while Cove's back in Sunset Bird for Viridian's parent's anniversary. But can she really keep it a secret if Ray's mannerism is like Cove's?😆
A lot of things about Voltz, her mannerisms, her sleep patterns, her favorite foods, her fears, a certain shaped birthmark on her back, etc. some people know, nobody is ever ready for it
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@/Jek_Korpen
@/TonyWelt18 https://t.co/3BuE11ZKCz
Ceres Renders Homage to Venice, 1575 #paoloveronese #mannerism https://t.co/2gxrkwC8hb
Sebastiano Ceccarini (Italian, 1703-1783)
Portrait of a noble woman, c.1750s.
Collection © @walters_museum
#Baroque #Mannerism
Coronation of the Virgin, 1604 #mannerism #elgreco https://t.co/1k0ocFVByj
So sorry to hear that Raymond Briggs has died. Such a marvellous talent in creating comics. I was particularly moved by how he recorded the voices and mannerisms of the older generations, in ‘When the Wind Blows’ and ‘Ethel & Ernest’, about his parents. https://t.co/WpSIQYKMT6
Coronation of the Virgin, 1591 #mannerism #elgreco https://t.co/KArJXE8YHH
Finding of Moses #mannerism #tintoretto https://t.co/a6OiBy25rd
It especially pisses me off to no end when it comes to the KyoAni KEY adaptations in specific, because it's more than often always "the eyes are x, y & z" but mostly done in a mocking or abrasive mannerism.
And you wanna know what? It's always from a close minded perspective.
The Consecration of Saint Nicholas, 1562 #mannerism #paoloveronese https://t.co/XB7TLLtCEm