Ink For Days
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Tattoo - GLADIATOR LEL EVOX MALE Tattoo from Death Ink-LM Available at TRESOR-SL EVENT - LANDMARK. event runs december 10th to 30th
Necromancer's shoulder pads from DreamCatcher
<3 Addicted to Ink.
[ATI] Ruby...
Belleza-Legacy-Maitreya-Slink-Omega Applier.
Faded - Fresh - Semi.
Store inworld maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Tantalize/37/188/43
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Pose. :studiOneiro: Hindu 1.
Chandni lehenga and accessories Zaara.
Dynamic Ink-tattoo pratt
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Credits: farloresident.blogspot.com/2021/09/105.html
Face Tattoo NEVERMORE LEL EVOX UNX from ...:::Death ink shop::... -LM- 4 diferent tones! just for EVO X
Body Tattoo Ruben Tatto from ...:::Death ink shop::... -LM- 6 diferent tones
*Lugosi*::Mouth chain from L'Emporio&PL ® -LM- comes with texture hud for customize 4 diferent parts.
Xander earrings from L'Emporio&PL ® -LM-
For this picture I used an old, more or less acquired lens. It is a „Auto Beriflex 135 mm 1:2.8“ with M42 connector. "Beriflex" was a brand name of the Berlin company Beroflex AG. A system camera can be connected with a suitable adapter.
Für dieses Bild habe ich ein altes, eher zufällig erworbenes Objektiv benutzt. Es ist ein „Auto Beriflex 135 mm f/2.8“ mit M42-Anschluss. „Beriflex“ war eine Markenbezeichnung der Berliner Firma Beroflex AG. An eine Systemkamera lassen sich alte Objektive hervorragend mit einem passenden Adapter verwenden.
Dynamic ink shape Loly lelutka eon 3.1
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This interesting mushroom is growing on my lawn. At start the caps are white, and covered with scales. The gills beneath the cap are white, then pink, then turn black and secrete a black liquid filled with spores - hence the "ink cap" name.
DYNAMIC INK
Body -Tatoo ounce
Face tattoo
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Love For Ink
12A Bath Place, Taunton, Somerset.
Bath Place in Taunton, Somerset is an historic shopping street of almost entirely independent businesses - and today almost all were closed.
The Christmas shopping isn't going well!
My other hobby is making cards using mainly stamps and inks. These are very small ink pads and 2 together measure under 3 inches. For Macro Monday theme ‘Pink’.
Coprinus comatus or the Shaggy Ink Cap in its early stage, so not yet turning inky black at the bottom of its cap.
It's not poisonous at this stage, I've read, but I didn't try it out, so don't take my word for it ... (please read further comments below).
[Agata Mode]: Milo Shirt
[FaeTal]: Eff This Necklace
[Garden of Ku]: Fallen Angel Tattoo
Above available at TMD Teleport
That time of year again :) When the weather is completely crap outside.
About the shot. No flash diffusion and no guar gum. Just plain water :)
Does anybody have any Blotting Paper for there is a Ink Blot on the Landscape...
Just took this little macro picture yesterday in my back garden. I thought it looked interesting the way it leaned over like this and the way the ink seems to be running from it and staining the grass. I never noticed this before with these mushrooms (probably never looked before...lol)
The use of "sick" to mean excellent or impressive emerged in the early 1980s within the United States, specifically rooted in skateboarding and surfing subcultures.
The earliest recorded example of this usage is found in a 1983 university slang compilation from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, where it was used to describe a concert as "unbelievably good." Cultural Context: The term gained traction because these "extreme" sports involved physically challenging and death-defying manoeuvres. Skaters and surfers began using words that suggested intensity, danger, or insanity—such as "sick," "nuts," "insane," "ill," or "wicked"—as high praise for a particularly impressive trick.
Coffee#1, Wellington, Somerset, UK.