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I exist

Meow

Idk what I’m doing

Spot on…

I’m a huge fan of how rhodochrosite can either look like beautiful pink flowers, like pointy red crystals, like little Barbie-pink orbs, or like meat

[ image description: rhodochrosite in each of the previously described forms, ending with some rhodochrosite stalactite chunks that look like breaded hams and one piece that looks like a raw steak growing out of a rock. ]

system-reset

meat crystal

deathdaydreamm

soappppp

deathdaydreamm

yall I fucking bled for this peice of trash pls like it

magistrate-of-mediocrity

oh. I thought it was a photo.

mykrazyuniverse

Damn it took me 5 minutes to figure out why you wanted people to like a picture of soap. You did such a good job people think you are just posting random pics of soap.

deathdaydreamm

this isn’t the fist time this has happened, I painted lube and everyone was confused that I posted a picture of lube

deathdaydreamm

Here are some other paintings I’ve done, if anyone’s interested 👀 ( three of these are based off photos)

that1nerdgirl

THE LAST ONE THO

hey-i-like-writing

THE TALENT

mintiichip-deactivated20221121

Bro you better be making so much money off of this-

deathdaydreamm

Actually I have negative $40 dollars to my name, I’m gonna get fined by my bank soon lmfao

architeuthisducks-blog

Did a quick check of the OP and they have prints available on RB, username sofakills

worldheritagepostorganization

World Heritage Post

todaysbird

happy earth day. don’t forget that someone else’s outdoor cat is your indoor cat

autisticslp

A few years ago I picked up a cat at an apartment across town because tenants said the owner had threatened to shoot her. They’d been feeding this cat for five or six months. She’d just shown up one day, friendly as can be, and never left. I asked if anybody had tried finding an owner - they said no, but that she did have a collar on when she first showed up. They just assumed she was some outdoor cat or abandoned. The first thing I did the next morning was take her to the shelter to scan for a microchip, which she had. Her owner was so happy when we contacted her. Her cat had escaped while moving and she’d looked for her for months before resigning herself to the reality that her cat was probably dead. If those tenants had seen a friendly cat show up and immediately taken her to the shelter, it would have saved this person months of heartache, and this poor cat months of fear, ear mites, ticks, and fleas.

This is why I hate outdoor cats. Yes, they cause environmental damage. Yes, they’re going to be killed by cars or coyotes or assholes. But on a completely selfish level, I know that because of people’s normalization of outdoor cats if my indoor, microchipped cats ever got out there’s a good chance I’d never see them again. People see a loose dog running around and they assume it’s lost. They try to catch it or call the dog warden. People see a cat running around and they ignore it. Maybe they feed it for months and never even think that that cat might have someone out there worried sick.

So yeah, if I see an outdoor cat I will catch it and make sure it’s not chipped, and, in accordance to my local laws (make sure you check yours), I will feed that cat for three days, making it my (soon to be indoor) cat.