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cinturongazo

im not using wojaks. get on my level

necrokaiju

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couple making out on shut down I-65 in Louisville, Kentucky (6/3/26)

threefates

Blue silver mail armor from Elden Ring

lokaror

Casting lightning magic alone in the parking lot

lokaror

Cops are here.

lokaror

Casting lightning magic alone in the parking lot

tw0tw0

trevor watson for marquis magazine no. 7

fungus-friday

This Friday’s fungus is marasmius oreades, commonly known as fairy ring champignon or Scotch bonnet mushroom (not to be confused with the Scotch bonnet pepper). It is a basidiomycete with a mostly flat cap, often with a bump in the middle of the surface and an uplifted margin (edge of cap). It is usually pale tan or yellowish, and occasionally white. Marasmius oreades grows in ‘fairy rings’ in lawns, meadows, and other grassy areas. While marasmius oreades is best known, over sixty other discovered fungi species grow in rings. Mushrooms like agaricus campestris (field mushroom or pink bottom) and chlorophyllum molybdites (false parasol or green-spored parasol) are commonly misidentified. Mistaking poisonous mushroom species like chlorophyllum molybdites or clitocybe dealbata for the harmless marasmius oreades can cause serious and potentially fatal poisoning; please do not pick wild mushrooms unless you are an expert, and always be careful of what you touch. Marasmius oreades is considered a choice edible mushroom and is native to North America and Europe.