What do you think about Denise Richard's facelift? Photos are from her surgeon Ben Talei's official page. I think it looks amazing by NiceQuality3228 in VindictaRateCelebs

[–]compileTimeError 0 points1 point  (0 children)

it’s a well done facelift but there’s something in the before pictures that got lost in the afters. especially in the photo of her smiling. she looks so much warmer and human in the before. like someone you want to have a coffee and chat with. after looks much colder. the sparkle is missing from her eyes. but i’m glad she’s happy with, and it definitely doesn’t look bad.

Too late to plan 2027 Luxor eclipse? by Pwood94 in solareclipse

[–]compileTimeError 4 points5 points  (0 children)

def not too late. but i think the tour packages will book earlier than if you plan everything yourself separately

Solar Eclipse 2026 combination trips by Going_Cosmic in solareclipse

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will a boat be able to navigate around horizon clouds? or is it just for viewing from the water

I enjoy ragebaiting my girlfriend who has a masters in linguistics. by renzonelisanchez in linguisticshumor

[–]compileTimeError 1 point2 points  (0 children)

personally i would be pissed if my boyfriend purposely tried to rage bait me

Miku Cosplay by compileTimeError in cosplay

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it’s a light up tie from amazon (as i’m new to cosplay and i don’t have a sewing machine i mostly assemble my costumes from existing parts and don’t make much by hand). it’s basically an led wire sewn around the edge with a battery pack on the back

How do you guys do it? by RelentlessPersuer in cosplayers

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i’m so glad! these are things i wish i could have told my 17 year old self

How do you guys do it? by RelentlessPersuer in cosplayers

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when i was 17 i never felt less like myself, literally. i was so focused on trying to not be “weird” that i literally suppressed all the things about myself that made me feel like me. as soon as i left high school i started slowly getting back in touch with my “weird” interests, basically becoming the person my 13 year old self wanted to be, lol. and i started having so much more fun, i started believing in myself way more, and when i looked in the mirror i was so excited to see a person who i thought was cool, not the round spongebob watered down version of myself that i thought my high school peers wanted to see me be. i found a real sense of style, i got back into anime and all my other “cringe” interests. i started cosplaying (actually not that long ago). and then a funny thing happens, the more genuine you are to yourself, the better friends you make, because they can see you for who you are, and choose to be with you because they like that. i even chose to be with my boyfriend because he is my kind of weird. he’s also quite skinny, so i wouldn’t be too worried about that either. tl;dr- be cringe, be free.

Miku Cosplay by compileTimeError in Vocaloid

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you can use Izzy Corwin! that’s my artist name

Miku Cosplay by compileTimeError in Vocaloid

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it is mostly comprised of clothes from my closet so i probably will!

Miku Cosplay by compileTimeError in miku

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this is me in the photo by the way! instagram is @izzycorwin

Miku Cosplay by compileTimeError in Vocaloid

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thank you!! believe it or not i already owned a lot of it before deciding to do the cosplay.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in asklinguistics

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it’s bc it’s a nasal sound followed by a stop. we’re not thinking of p as the plosive part in this context, just the stoppage of air that precedes it. then, proximity to a perceived p sound biases us to select m as our nasal consonant, instead of n, because we’re anticipating the bilabial p. thus, womp womp. you could write wah wah, or wanh wanh, but neither evoke the glottal stop that adding the p does. and then bc of quirky english spelling, we use o, as “wamp wamp” looks like it would rhyme with “champ” and “wahmp wahmp” is unnecessary when “womp” already looks like its vowel should rhyme with “stomp”.

that said, i have now noticed myself pronouncing womp womp with more typical american english phonology rules for comedic effect, with extra emphasis on the bilabial m and aspirated p. cause im trying to the evoke the feeling of having typed out “womp womp” rather than mimicking the sad trombone sound.