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can u imagine if other pieces of media were as scared of calling their monsters what they are as zombie media is about calling zombies zombies

punished-venom-solitair-e

werewolves? sorry buddy. around here we call them Howlers. vampires? those are Night Suckers. a ghost? not even close. that's a Nasty Little Flying Freak

#unfortunately i've also experienced werewolf media that doesn't want to call them werewolves #including a book i'm 99% sure used howlers

morggo

Like We Used To

ink and pen on hot press paper, 7x10"

Prints: https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/mxmorgan/like-we-used-to/

morggo

Original is now available for sale

Like We Used To Medium: ink and pen on arches off white hot press paper Dimensions: 7" x 10" Year of Creation: 2026 Artwork arrives flat wi

#animals #wolves

if nukes fell today, there's a 50/50 chance that all pertinent information from local authorities would be exclusively posted on twitter's shambling corpse

#(the local authorities is probably the one guy who hasn't keeled over from radioactive fallout yet)

tockthewatchdog

optimization makes so many things better and safer and easier, but we also lose so much sauce and juice. like how every car now is a ridiculous jelly bean because it's all crumple zone so you can flip your car 6 times going 80 mph and walk away from the accident, but the price you pay is that your car is a big dumb jelly bean, and we will never look as cool as they did in the 70s, when 1 milliom people died every day bc they got distracted lighting their daughter's cigarette for her and drove their 10,000 pound oldsmobile cutlass through the steel railing of a bridge and instantly sank to the bottom of a river

i like that the protect and survive videos assume that every british household has an industrial amount of sand, which is made all the more baffling by the fact that the videos weren't supposed to be shown to the public unless nuclear war was thought to be imminent

#i also like how the advice for apartments is basically idk go and find somewhere else to hide. fuck you.

pspsps autumn...come closer

gentlemosses

there is a rabbit i see a lot in the same spot while on my evening walks and i always say hello. say hi to your neighbors

8x10in acrylic on canvas

prints

#animals #rabbits

r2x2

The Amnesty International report that JK Rowling is trying to censor through legal threats.

It can also be found on Google Drive here and on Bluesky here.

i might just be the only enjoyer of st stephen's green shopping centre

#dublin county council hates dublin specifically #and that redesign is so bad lol

hor-wod-flir

One thing I like on Horse Reality so much compared to Flight Rising, Wolvden,Lioden and even Pawborough is that low gen horses are worth nothing. (Unless in the newest breeds)

I like building my legacy, I like being able to follow my current horses pedigree back to my foundation stock, horses I got from the foundation or some of the first ones I bought in a breed.

I can look at my current best Norman Cob Stallion and know he is the result of playing this game 8 years.

His pedigree and if we follow the mare line

Antesh -> Kula -> Livella -> Aislinn -> Calanthe, you reach Triss, a mare I pulled from the foundation December 2018 when I decided I wanted to breed Norman Cobs for Driving.

Thats 17 Generations of breeding and improving.

In Flight Rising and Pawborough your dragons/Cats never die, so there isn't really something to breeed towards, except for the occassional color project.

In Wolvden and Lioden, improving your wolf's/lion's stats only happens with training, and even then, low gen is prefered.

Horse Reality is really the only pet sim game I play that really lets you breed for generations and years towards a goal, improving slowy generation by generation.

#👀#it's so weird to me how so called 'breeding sims' end up with first gen animals being the most valuable #even wolvden seemed to favour lower generations when possible iirc (it's been years since i played)#despite your wolves dying eventually

amnhnyc

Another day, another doggy you can’t pet. Meet the dhole (Cuon alpinus). Found widely across parts of Asia from India to China to Indonesia, this social canid typically lives in groups of up to 12 individuals. Sometimes it even socializes with other groups of dholes to form “super packs” of more than 30 members! Teamwork enables these hunters to take down prey ten times their size. And unlike many other species of canid, dholes allow their pups to feed first on kills. Their diet includes pigs, deer, and buffalo.

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