I finished this painting under 4 hours (6hrs including the drying of each layer) and my god, it was so satisfying to remove the tape afterwards!
I had to listen to the song while removing it, I was so emotional at the time, idc ๐ฅบ
@weareoneEXO@exoonearewe#EXO#SingForYou
@Norcalfeetdotco @Upliftingvision @Morbidful I thought about that as well, but since she didn't have to use money for food or other stuff, her entire savings went to rent. So I guess three years was as stretched as it's gonna get.
@Norcalfeetdotco @Upliftingvision @Morbidful The info is incomplete. This case was an odd one in that, her credit card was on automatic payment plan for her rent. Bank continuously paid her rent 3 years after her death until her account ran dry. Hence, the eviction notice to the dead.
@Empressavage @PMoarty @allwordsburn @Snshores @PopCrave It's insane to me that her first project is what's famous over there. If you see her recent projects, you'll be a amazed at how much she's developed as an actress.
Thank you for answering.
@PMoarty @allwordsburn @Snshores @PopCrave I see, thank you.
She recently brought home an award from Korea in her role in '2 good 2 be true' series, you might be interested to check that out.
I hope you also get to check out her movies as well. Personally, I'm a fan of her films. Tremendous acting!
Southern Tagalog folks, on the other hand, have different tone, lexicon, intonation, and linguistic custom altogether.
This topic would make a great dissertation for linguists/historians. (3/3).
North and Central (old) Tagalogs were strict with the polite tongue. The way things were spoken was conveyed softly & gently, (ideally, 'di makabasag-pinggan') + kind choice of words.
Naturally, words that may possibly have negative meaning is avoided/frowned upon. (1/3)
I used to say "tanga" a LOT kasi yan common expression sa province namin sa Quezon growing up and it meant nothing serious. Then I moved to Manila and offended a lot of people lol.
Today, those words are still generally offensive in the same area because of the possible negative meaning of the word, hence why it's not in the common lexicon used in conversations. (2/3)
@PMoarty @allwordsburn @Snshores @PopCrave How are they famous in Africa? Do they show Filipino movies there? Just wanna know, thanks if you'll answer.
The Bajau Tribe, also known as sea nomads, originates from the Sulu Archipelago in the Philippines, among other areas in Southeast Asia. Renowned for their remarkable free-diving skills, they sustain themselves mainly through activities like spearfishing in the sea.
Studies have shown that the Bajau people possess a genetic adaptation commonly referred to as the "sea nomad gene." This genetic variant often results in larger spleen sizes among the Bajau, potentially aiding in their ability to hold their breath for extended periods while diving. This physical adaptation is thought to be advantageous for their exceptional free-diving lifestyle.
@LitteralyJstJay@Sleempapi2@historyinmemes They live in the southmost islands of the Philippines, some of which are only few rows of boats away from Indonesia. It's not legally allowed but rules are loose regarding these neighboring people to travel to and fro, trading goods.
@CosmicAdonis@KillerRage96@InternetH0F I didn't even read it the wrong way the first time, I'm so glad someone pointed it out. Made my week! ๐๐
Also glad you jammed with your friend, would've been great if it was railing too I guess๐.