SpongeBob SquarePants: Episode SP-129 (1999)
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SpongeBob SquarePants: Episode SP-129 (1999)
thinking about diatoms again
microscopic living stars made of glass that eat the sun. and they're all around us. in every body of water. glass sun-eating stars.
I like them a lot. they produce up to half of all earth's oxygen. the air you breathe is thanks to sun-eating stars made of glass. and that's pretty cool.
and you know. like oblongs and triangles and some other bullshit
the thing about indie perfume descriptions is that every single of one of them sounds like it should end with "roll initiative"
"One breath and you are at the hive’s threshold, where smoke, wax, and honey conspire into alchemy. A fragrance of sun-baked wood and warm beeswax, buttery, gold, and dense with the ghost of a hundred flowers. The bees’ own musk rises in the air, intimate and unmistakably alive. Honey follows in a deep glow that transcends simple sweetness. Soft puffs of smoke curl in, dry and calming, turning the air velvety and strange. Roll initiative."
"we detected a mature post" yeah I'm in my 30s
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paragorika & nikol
Love that you’re making it clear exactly what physical demands this job has, but could you possibly, potentially, phrase it differently?
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The Nun of Monza, 1865 by Mosè Bianchi (Italian, 1840--1904)