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went to central park w/ my camera today, figured the best thing to do with my photos is share them here :>

only the best pictures for the blog who brings me a bit of joy every day <3

ohhhh these are lovely! thanks for returning the favor and bringing a bit of joy to my day - these are wonderful, I especially love the starling’s closeups!

boybeetles

Hearing news from friends and seeing a bunch of posts on r/transDIY and Twitter that Florida is currently seizing DIY shipments and people are getting calls from the police. Heard this both from people getting Estrogen, Progesterone, and T-blockers and people getting testosterone. If you are wondering why some sources stopped shipping to Florida that is why. If you are doing DIY in Florida be careful.

draconym

Fordite from the artisan dildo factory

draconym

I'm not calling it Dragonite because it's not from Bad Dragon. It's from @alchemistechidna. I think we should call it Johnson Agate.

kris

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targetedknowledge

#REALLY good mockup

girlbr0thers

Faux leather was the worst thing ever created

girlbr0thers

Lets take a material that can last decades with the right treatment and care and fucking replicate it with the most dogshit ugly flimsiest animal extinction microplastics smells bad unsexual rips in four days garbage disgusting saran wrap we can think of. Ostensibly for vegans.

memories-of-ancients

Drinking horn with gilded copper mounts, Europe, 15th century

from The Hunt Museum, Limerick

tarvek-sturmvoraus

localxenospores

i was compelled

beastoftheblackhole

I was also compelled

sm0lsuccubus

⚜️🐇

sergal

big and cutes my me at you

deinonychian

#myme

bogleech

Attempted killer apprehended for an unrelated assault that someone else committed anyway

bogleech

If you're still not quite clear on what the article is saying, this woman had a rapidly growing malignant tumor until her doctor poked it with one needle to take a sample.

Her immune cells responded to that tiny little needle wound as they normally would, and only then detected something wrong with the surrounding cells, attacking the cancer they now associated with that trivial damage.

It doesn't reliably work that way all the time or we would have noticed this happening a lot more often, but this would also seem to imply that, across the entire history of the practice, there's probably an above-zero number of people who actually beat cancer through acupuncture.