my heart is filled with love and garbage

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yoshicolonoscopyfootageofficial:

Thu, 24 Jun 2021 17:37:32 -0400

yoshicolonoscopyfootageofficial:

weirdmageddon:

Thu, 24 Jun 2021 17:36:46 -0400

weirdmageddon:

redlipstickresurrected:E. Weiß aka Edmund Weiß aka Edmund Weiss...

Thu, 24 Jun 2021 16:35:48 -0400

redlipstickresurrected:

E. Weiß aka Edmund Weiß aka Edmund Weiss aka E. Weiss (Austrian, 1837-1917, b. Frývaldov, Austrian Silesia, Austria-Hungary) - Leonid Meteor Storm, as seen over North America on the night of November 12-13, 1833, from E. Weiß’s Bilderatlas der Sternenwelt, Woodblock Print: Ink, Color on Paper

pregnantseinfeld: pregnantseinfeld: Fuck. I want to actually buy...

Thu, 24 Jun 2021 16:34:39 -0400

pregnantseinfeld:

pregnantseinfeld:

Fuck. I want to actually buy this.

in tricking this business into breaking copyright law we’ve accidentally appealed to my millennial love for breaking copyright law.

gawki:Tall. Persephone’s girlfriend is very tall.

Thu, 24 Jun 2021 16:34:02 -0400

gawki:

Tall. Persephone’s girlfriend is very tall.

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death2america:death2america:Jokes on him, communism is ALREADY taught as evil in US...

Thu, 24 Jun 2021 13:33:24 -0400

death2america:

death2america:
Jokes on him, communism is ALREADY taught as evil in US education
LITERALLY A PROPAGANDA COURSE LMAO

kalanchoeblossfeldiana:kalanchoeblossfeldiana:sorting r/twosentencehorror by most controversial...

Thu, 24 Jun 2021 13:32:45 -0400

kalanchoeblossfeldiana:

kalanchoeblossfeldiana:
sorting r/twosentencehorror by most controversial really does just give you an absolute banger every time

normal-horoscopes:A Story In Two Parts

Thu, 24 Jun 2021 12:59:07 -0400

normal-horoscopes:

A Story In Two Parts

sapphixxx:I think like, the death of Vine and Rabbit, Wikipedia constantly needing to beg for money,...

Thu, 24 Jun 2021 11:10:15 -0400

sapphixxx:

I think like, the death of Vine and Rabbit, Wikipedia constantly needing to beg for money, Discord depending so heavily on venture capital, Facebook turning towards spying on users to generate a return on all the venture capital that got them started, Adobe creative suite turning into a subscription rather than a single product you buy, the strangulation of streaming entertainment as every company pulls their content and makes it exclusive to their service, are all great examples of how like, it really doesn’t matter if something is legitimately useful, efficient, or beloved, it is next to impossible for a service to exist if it doesn’t make shareholders increasing amounts of money year after year. Which may seem like a “no duh” type of statement, but it’s a very simple window into how the profit motive makes products and services worse, not better. And how that’s not just a matter of certain companies or ceos being bad and greedy on an individual level, but is an inescapable factor of an economy where existence is dependent on generating capital.

redcurlzbychoice:necarion: accidental-wedgie:Nah earthbenders...

Thu, 24 Jun 2021 11:08:40 -0400

redcurlzbychoice:

necarion:

accidental-wedgie:
Nah earthbenders had something to do with this

Postpiles like this occur when large pools of basalt cool under a glacier. The lava freezes on all 6 sides, and then slowly cools on the interior. But because it shrinks as it solidifies (unlike water), that puts the interior under tremendous internal stresses, which tend to break along hexagons (with occasional pentagons and septagons thrown in) because that’s a shape that tesselates while also minimizing perimeter to area ratio (ie the least amount of high-energy cracking needed per volume). And then at some point something weathers the top and sides so you can see it. And yes they are this cool in person.
This formation is close to a glacier. Not sure which one, but you can tell from the telltale blue-green water, which indicates a high concentration of the type of superfine sediment that you get in glacial runoff. And that is also amazing to see in person (water is actually fairly rarely really blue).

Thanks for the explanation! Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland/Southern Scotland is another example.

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trauma-demon:The ideal summer body is horns, fangs and wings.

Thu, 24 Jun 2021 11:06:52 -0400

trauma-demon:

The ideal summer body is horns, fangs and wings.

chickenkeeping:kissie time

Thu, 24 Jun 2021 01:16:43 -0400

chickenkeeping:

kissie time

indigoandm0untains:

Thu, 24 Jun 2021 00:35:27 -0400

indigoandm0untains:

iamnoonewhoareyou:entraptasboobwindow:pochowek: the legality of parodies is so funny. if you take a...

Thu, 24 Jun 2021 00:34:57 -0400

iamnoonewhoareyou:

entraptasboobwindow:
pochowek:

the legality of parodies is so funny. if you take a bit from someones work without their permission its illegal UNLESS you make fun of them

amazing

@avaast
How dare you hide this in the tags

Hi... thoughts on shrimp (As animals)? If it’s too personal to say that’s ok....

Thu, 24 Jun 2021 00:34:16 -0400

not personal at all :) so they are like creatures to me

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all-pacas:all-pacas:all-pacas:i have a lot of feelings and thoughts about coelacanths today like…...

Thu, 24 Jun 2021 00:33:25 -0400

all-pacas:

all-pacas:
all-pacas:
i have a lot of feelings and thoughts about coelacanths today

like… they’re blue
you have this mysterious fish that no one really cared about, because everyone assumed they’d gone extinct with the dinosaurs. an interesting footnote, but one of many, many fossil species.
and later the coelacanth gets some fame as a so-called “missing link” species, a theory which is now outdated (and not accurate for coelacanths) but was really influential at the time. because they have some weird biological quirks – bones in fins! – people were like “oh, they must be a missing link.” so the coelacanth was launched into some fame with the theory of evolution. it got brought up a lot. drawn in old textbooks as proof.
and then a fisherman finds a weird fish off the coast of south africa and calls a local fish expert who had let it be known she was interested in weird finds, and he brings her the (unfortunately badly rotted) corpse and she’s like “well, this is sure weird,” and sends off the bones to other experts, who start to quietly freak out, and rush to south africa, and rewards are offered for another one, any other one, and a few years later one is caught and frozen before rotting.
and it’s this incredible discovery, this extinct creature come to life (the prehistoric coelacanth lived in swamps and marshes in south america; these now are deep ocean fish in and around the indian ocean, but it’s still recognizably the same species)!
but it’s also blue.
not like, muddy blue, or tumblr-default-background blue.
proper shimmering sapphire blue and white. almost turquoise in some lights. this like… muddy, fossil creature. always drawn in dinosaur browns and grays. and it’s alive and it’s blue. just imagine being the scientist who opened that crate to this creature for the first time. you’re already excited, you’ve known about this fish for decades, you thought it was a story, you know it’s in this box. you expect to see the weird fins and the strange tail. you know it’s large and odd looking. and you open it up and it’s this beautiful, shining blue, you know?

[img described: a coelacanth. it is blue.]