watching waiting anticipating

[wizardpig]

big iron pipi @pipiplaytime

[wizardpig]

bah god! is that texas toffee!?

[pucoli]

Halloween Party🎃

(227×158mm)

[snailspng]

Puppy netsuke PNGs.

(1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.)

[riibrego]

pumpkin patch 🎃

uncropped phone & tablet wallpaper sizes //  prints  

[willabee]

powerful

[babehog]

ten fucking years its been in my head

[potoh]

Strawbebby.

[squeakitties]

[inquisitorgrand]

[catasters]

[lacrimalis]

baby girl i could watch you sprawl liquidly down stairs in the sun all day

[inthesensethat-deactivated20240]

[huffylemon]

[t4nku-deactivated20240405]

[talesfromtreatment]

I love my furry children

[sgt-celestial]

(scrolling through my morning dash)

post reblogged by mutual: in a way being in the kitchen is holy. cooking with people you love is holy. Sometimes the most mundane places are also the most sacred

post reblogged by another mutual who blocked the first mutual in petty fandom drama 6 months ago: im so tired of posts calling things "holy". something doesnt have to be holy to be special. maybe being human is just Being Human. It doesnt have to be "sacred" to be good

post reblogged by third mutual who logs on once a week exclusively to post bob dylan spotify links: hold my penis tightly makes me so delighty. call me father almighty the way i serve nightly🙏🏻 #this is so may 1st 1970 core

[tweeterwilbury]

This is basically Paul McCartney, John Lennon and George Harrison, in that exact order

[sgt-celestial]

im obsessed with you

[quietcountrycafe-deactivated201]

[soracities]

hold up what do you mean humans can't tell if something's wet . what

[soracities]

im sorry WHAT

[sexy-necromancing-bird]

Think about it, what's the first thing you focus on when you touch something wet? Usually it's temperature.

And if something is dripping down your skin you might feel ticklish

But like you've probably touched something cold and thought it was wet for a second before realizing it was dry and your brain just assumed

So you guys can feel wetness based on experience but it's just that your skin isn't specialized to feel that I think

[kalichnikov]

[patchoulism]

[thiefnessman]

Human skin wetness perception: psychophysical and neurophysiological bases

The ability to perceive thermal changes in the surrounding environment is critical for survival. However, sensing temperature is not the onl

yeah we don’t have sensors for wetness (other creatures do) but we just learn what wetness feels like to make up for it.

[rabbitindisguise]

you've heard of Shrimp Colors get ready for its unexpected sequel: Shrimp Knows Water Is Wet But We Don't (yes really)

[callista-curations]

Checks out.

Had an injury on my hand a while back that damaged some nerves in my finger. Took me months to stop thinking my finger had gotten wet whenever I picked up a cold piece of metal cutlery.

[heal-on-kill]

My mom sometimes asks me to touch the bedsheets or towels she’s hung to dry because she’s not sure if they’re still wet or just cold.

[sweetmeatdale]

This is part of why cold blooded animals sometimes feel “slimy”

The lower temperature sometimes feels “wet” to us even when they aren’t

…sometimes though they just actually are wet because they like to do that

[the-haiku-bot]

…sometimes though they just

actually are wet because

they like to do that

Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.

[i-say-ok]

ok.

[talesfromtreatment]

This is why, as is a common phenomena for a vet tech, when an animal pees on you you don't feel it at first. It's just that 'suddenly' a part of your body is feeling really warm and you just *know* what has happened, even though you don't have any sensation that you associate with 'wet' yet.

[talesfromtreatment]

She's so full she's in a stupor