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![]() This corset was showcased in the undercover exhibition at the fashion textile museum, made to perfection by the talented Miss Katie, an honour for me to model and photograph this beautiful piece :) I hope you like it, I think its rather special! for more of Miss Katie's work, visit her website:http://www.misskatie.com photography, styling and modeling by me :) ( click for pictures ) |
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I got this amazing set of Victorian cameo teacups from Plasticland! They're not too bad at $34, a bit pricey for me, but I just had to have them. They would be a lovely decorative item.
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Hi all! I posted pictures from my new steam-friendly collection earlier this week. Just thought I'd let everyone know I'm having a sale until Monday 11/30 (including my classic collars). Feel free to check it out, if we run out of something I can make a custom listing for you. ![]() ![]() |
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I was listening to a British reporter on the radio today, who was in South Africa. He said he had learned an interesting thing about Afrikaans, i.e.that it was the only language in the world that had no English words. There was a special committee, and they decided on an Afrikaans equivalent for any English words they needed. At first I was thinking, I don't believe that. The reporter doesn't speak Afrikaans and it sounds like an urban myth. But as he spoke, it turned out he was talking only about Cricket. All the sports commentators apparantly have to use Afrikaans words for all the cricket terms, so a committee works out Afrikaans equivalents for things like 'follow on', 'maiden over', 'Night Watchman', etc. etc. etc. That seems plausible, (think of L'Académie française! ... think of how TV news stations work out standards so all their news readers pronounce names in the same way) and if it's true it's very interesting. |
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Hi guys! It's Black Friday, and we're all in a food coma... But I have a surprise - I've finally finished my new Imperial Collection! The pieces are all hand carved and cast sterling silver, with some very cool steampunk Victorian historical references. In fact, all the button pendants are made from AUTHENTIC PRE-1900's COMMUNIST BUTTONS off old used military jackets.
I had to rob a few graves to get the buttons, trust me, you won't see anything like them anywhere else... And on top of that, RockLove Jewelry is offering 10% off ALL BLACK WEEKEND - you need the secret vip discount password "blackweekend" during checkout. Kill all the gift-birds with one stone and buy yourself something pretty and everyone on your Holiday List.
Thank you and happy Turkey Day! |
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Can anyone advise where I might be able to order a 12" black busk and have it shipper to me for Tuesday. I ordered one from Vena Cava last Sunday and the order arrived today with a note on the busk of to follow. I am quite annoyed as if they had let me know sooner I could have made the front without a busk at the front. So I am now frantically searching for a black bulk and not finding anywhere that sells them. I am in the UK so it would need to be a UK seller or it won’t get to me in time. |
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Cambridgeshire, approx. 1570: "Dr Tye was a peevish and humoursome man, especially in his latter dayes, and sometimes playing on ye Organ in ye chapel of qu. Elizabeth wh. contained much musick, but little of delight to the ear, she would send ye verger to tell him yt he play'd out of Tune: whereupon he sent word yt her ears were out of Tune" Can anybody tell me what is meant by "yt"? ETA: Problem solved, thanks all. |
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I'm just wondering if anyone is planning to dress up on Pretend to be a Time Traveller Day this year.
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In movies, when surprised or perplexed with a hint at being in trouble, a character, especially a young one (often a kid), would utter an interjection that might be transcribed as [ɒ'əʊ] with the tone falling down towards the second syllable (hope I made myself clear enough). How can it be spelt? |
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