Reacting to Bnha ships
no hating on what I ship plz!…
BSD characters and their lookalikes
It's all true…
GIFTED- a semi-literate roleplay
For years there have been children with powers, but not like the ones you see in comics. They can't fly, go invisible, or pick up a truck, it's always something... odd. Some can turn off gravity, some can walk on walls, and some can make things appear when they sneeze. But one thing's for sure, they can't be held with the normal kids. "Gifted Academies" Have always been a chain of high schools for children with abnormal powers all around the world, and now it's your turn.…
Arts and Trades 3
This is the arts and trades part 3 for everyone you can barrow my picture if you want also you all allowed to take my pictures on yours story's…
Ask my ocs yay
I never done this before please be nice that's all yay…
Trashy Art Book of Trash :D
My first Art Book! Yay! I will update regularly and everything will be mostly just more of my stupid art :P it's not bad but it's definitely not legendary. Thank you for reading (if you have read) and I take requests, art trades, style swaps, and commissions! Thanks for the support!----------------------------There will also be ranting about random stuff in here. You have been warned >:3…
Shazy's NoteBook!
This book has nothing to do with any of my stories, just about updates, rants, tags and many more. Used to be named 'Break the 4th Wall Random Noteboom! I Mean, Notebook' and 'We Are All Falling'.***Who knew that one day, a girl from Malaysia who absolutely had a totally imperfect broken English grammar is now talking through books and writing stories in the same language that you could rarely find any grammar mistakes?***- - Timeline - -2014- 'This is are warning!'Me: This will do...(Future me: *cringe* Wow. *burns the page down*)2015- _ UMMe: NOOO MY FRIENDS AAAA DON'T SEPARATE ME FROM THEM UHUHU Why did I need to stay in a separate class2016- 'Dari mimpi hingga realiti, kita masih disini!'Me: *realises the trailer* OMG BOBOIBOY THE MOVIE! *instantly grows more attached to the said animation*2017- 'SEGA- Google Playstore'Me: Eh? SEGA? Isn't that... *checks it out* *notices something* ... Sonic 1? And 2? I NEED TO DOWNLOAD THESE I HAVEN'T PLAYED THE FIRST GAME FOR LIKE 10 YEARS ALREADY-2018- 'Sonic: Dimensions, Sonic Technogram, etc.'Me: COMIC MAKING FEVERR2019- 'Freedom Planet is originally a Sonic fangame'Me: -WHAT[DISCLAIMER: The stories and oneshots that are by me in this book, you know, stories that are based on certain shows/games, those shows/games are not mine, they rightfully belong to their creators. However, the plots of the stories and oneshots are still mine.]…
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I will do art stuff in here 👍random stuff…
13 reasons why
This is the story of 13 Reasons Why, but it's not Hannah that's talking. It's you…
Nilsen be like
'Give a description of your story' fuck off…
Are tall wooden structures the new skyscraper?
When considering eco-friendly building materials, one in particular jumps to mind: wood. Trees are a natural resource that can be replanted to grow again, making it ideal for environmentally-conscious architects.However, designers can often be put off by the thought of building very tall structures using this substance. Can wood really hold the structure necessary for building skyscraper-esque buildings?The answer is an overwhelming yes. With the right design, wood can certainly be used to create buildings five storeys high or even higher. Historic Japanese architecture often utilised timber for creating elaborate, tall buildings that have lasted for many decades, if not centuries. Even more modern buildings have been constructed with the material; the CLT building in London is 9 storeys tall and is formed of wood.Of the issues that may occur with buildings made of timber, the most pertinent seems to be the risk of fire. A little-known fact of heavy timber is that it has charring rate that should prevent wood from burning completely, protecting the internal spaces from setting alight and preventing the structure from collapsing. Wood is actually better for preventing fire damage than reinforced steel.Even as part of the construction process, bamboo (although technically a grass) has been used for centuries as a scaffolding material in Hong Kong. The rate at which bamboo grows makes it a renewable resource, while the strength of the scaffold is incredibly strong.There are quite a few striking buildings built with this easily-replaceable material. For example, the Richmond Olympic Oval in Canada, used for ice-skating events for the past Winter Olympics in 2010, used beetle-affected wood to great effect in its expansive ceiling. Its construction was a direct result of the British Columbian law.At Fahad Al Tamimi architecture, we are always looking for new and exciting materials in urban spaces, this process it seems logical to review older materials…