Fever movie posters.
TAGRTTANHYJHTOIY, BUBIYD (black and white), IWSNT, and Lying were all made by fronkenweenie
If you know who made the others please let us know, so that we may give them credit. :)
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AEROCOLOUS
[adjective]
Informal: living in the sky; air dweller.
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prose is architecture: 10 Rules for Writing Numbers and Numerals
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1. Number versus numeral. First things first, what is the difference between a number and a numeral? A number is an abstract concept while a numeral is a symbol used to express that number. “Three,” “3″ and “III” are all symbols used to…
I’m not 100% sure that this lines up with publishers’ style, but it all aligns with what I’ve always been told. Make sure you’re getting it right! It really makes a difference.
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House’s Head, drawn in PS
Ahhh the classics, my favorites.
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Old Economy Steve
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On May 10th and 11th, 2013, over 80 LEGO enthusiasts gathered in Denmark in effort to achieve the Guinness World Record for longest plastic toy train track. It all began when LEGO fan Henrik Ludvigsen look around and realized that he had an exceptionally large number of rails in his collection. Then inspiration struck. Henrik put out advertisements in newspapers and online seeking more pieces of LEGO track and his request was answered many times over. Henrik received blue LEGO rails from all over the world.
93,307 LEGO bricks and rails were used to assemble the record-breaking track, which measured 4000.25 meters (nearly 2.5 miles) long. After the track was assembled, it took one little electric LEGO train nearly 4 hours to travel the length of the track. When the train completed its journey, Henrik Ludvigsen and his team of fellow LEGO-lovers were awarded the Guinness World Record for the World’s Longest Plastic Toy Train Track - a pretty awesome achievement.
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