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ロココ調妖怪痛メイド
真昼@kyokutama

[光宗薫 Kaoru Mitsumune 🐜🐜 @mtmnkor]

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光宗薫、美脚際立つミニ丈姿公開「何頭身あるの」「脚綺麗すぎてお人形みたい」と反響(モデルプレス)
#Yahooニュース https://t.co/ysUT4IdHHk

[Rixlerr @rixlerr]

Gillian Anderson reveals that The X-Files creator spent nine years manipulating her dialogue into weird geometric shapes, banning all "widows" from her script pages

"Chris Carter came up to me who was directing the feature. He looked at my sides where my lines were, and he said, 'Look, no widows'"

"No widows on your little paragraphs that each character has. The word went all the way to the end with the period, so there wasn't, you didn't like end halfway through that line"

"So it was a perfect rectangle. So the dialogue was designed visually for nine years"

[光宗薫 Kaoru Mitsumune 🐜🐜 @mtmnkor]

これは中空きにバスで一晩分くらい寝て、起床時にマネージャーさんへ送ったこうして寝ていましたの写真です
とても寝心地がいい

明日am9:30～『角醒ハンターオメガホーン』第拾参話放送です🪽

#ProjectRED

[elle fanning fan account 🪽 @clair3redfi3lds]

she was queen mother for Tumblr users in 2016

[てゃ @strongtaste_jp]

ほぼ生き別れのお前の姉が教えてくれる筋トレを��慣にするいい話
元デブが筋トレを習慣化出来た：減量の話その3【真夜中のてゃ】 https://t.co/9j3ab3gmjB

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

A cemetery diorama where miniature spirits were created using the "Pepper's Ghost" illusion technique.

[📹 John Essex]

[(not)bluemarine @rosev1207]

Ann Demeulemeester: Spring 2027 RTW PFW Collection

[てゃ @strongtaste_jp]

好きな猫がガンギマリで本��にびっくりした
【公式】アニメ『mofusand』第34話「ゴロゴロの森」 https://t.co/kZ7ekSOTgt

[Latido Terrestre @NaturPictures]

Un lobo gris aúlla y, de repente, todo el bosque le responde.😶

[光宗薫 Kaoru Mitsumune 🐜🐜 @mtmnkor]

今週の見どころコーナー担当です🪽

https://t.co/AqDHJiaNlp

[Latest in space @latestinspace]

Margaret Hamilton, who led the team that wrote the code that put humans on the moon, has died at 90 🕊️

[てゃ @strongtaste_jp]

いいじゃないですか

[てゃ @strongtaste_jp]

ヨドバシで焼き芋のキーホルダーを買ったのでとっとと届いてほしい

[Latest in space @latestinspace]

NEWS 🚨: NASA has released onboard video of Artemis II's reentry through Earth's atmosphere 🤩

Top speed: about 25,000 mph

[Medieval Diesel @TimothyEveland]

Yuri Medieval made my all-time favorite video illustrating how this medieval chainmail cleaning contraption really works 😁🥰

[Fashion Archive @_ArchiveFashion]

Jeremy Scott, Spring 1998

[Samuel Hughes @SCP_Hughes]

The elites of Victorian Britain got up late, drank ceaselessly, worked short hours, partied through the night, and knew nothing about science, technology or engineering. And yet, by their own lights, they were hugely effective.

https://t.co/TvbuWtaPRJ

The Victorians are often held up as a model against the supposedly soft, feckless, humanities-educated elites of today. But I argue that the genius of their system may have been its drastic weighting towards soft skills, team-building and intra-elite networking:

- A Victorian’s gentleman’s office hours typically began about 11am and finished about 5pm, including a multi-course lunch with wine.

- Upper-class Victorians drank ceaselessly. Conduct guides recommended four or five glasses of wine at dinner *for married women*. Port was often served in pints.

- Party culture was intense and nocturnal. Balls started at about 10pm, peaked after 1am, and continued till dawn. During the social season, bankers, judges and politicians might go to several balls per week.

- Elite Victorians learnt almost no STEM at school or university. At least half of class time was given over to ancient languages, often as much as 80 percent. One leading educationalist remarked that it was not worth teaching science to gentlemen because it does not involve ‘continued reasoning’.

- Sports and character formation were valued far above transmitting facts. A top headmaster described his school’s priorities as ‘First – character, second – physique, third – intelligence, fourth – manners, fifth – information’.

This cannot have made elite Victorians more productive individually, but maybe the dense social and emotional network it created helped them to work as a sort of extended team.

Perhaps we should think again about what makes groups of people effective.