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I know I have been dead a while, but I'm just back to state I am participating in my first artfight this year if you want to check it out! I will follow you if you share yours. Need more people to attack!

https://artfight.net/~StarryNightjar

#artfight #ocs #artfight attack

junebug-draws

based off real events

digital-rabies-deactivated20240

@scarletleaves-wildwaves

sagihairius

no phone i did not “miss a call” i watched it ring the whole time

fleshdyke

do you love the colour of the basilosaurus

fleshdyke

everyone tagging this as “do you love the colour of the spine” is funnier than me

fleshdyke

alright pack it up boys i’ve hit my peak

anxietyproblem

Reblog if your sleep schedule is a mess.

nyctophillic

reblogging at 2 in the morning 😎

positiveseed

@positiveseed

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original-character-chaos

wAIT A MINUTE-

pricklythepearcat-reblogs

Oh no

OH NO

bisou-pourvous

Yeah well u know it’s my anxiety doing it’s thing

thecollectibles

Weretober 2021 by Ilse Gort

bytemycupcakes

HEY WOW I HAVE ART-

So

So everyone pretty much knows Katheryne is (most likely) a robot…

what if… 👉👈

What if we found some discarded models….

This is Ryne (pronounced Rin), and I love them.

atlasobscura

Peabody Hotel Duck March - Memphis, Tennessee

Each day for nearly one hundred years, a group of ducks have left their penthouse at Memphis’ Peabody Hotel and waddled down a red carpet to spend the day playing in the lobby fountain.

This whimsical tradition dates back to the early 1900’s when the general manager of the Peabody returned from a fruitless hunting trip and placed a group of live ducks in the hotel fountain as a joke. The guests were so delighted by the addition of the adorable birds that the owners decided to let the birds stay. What started as a simple gag has continued throughout the years and is now a daily display of pomp and circumstance.

Every morning around 11:00 AM, the ducks are led down from their rooftop penthouse to a red carpet bordered by adoring onlookers. Accompanied by a Sousa march, the five ducks trot up a small, custom stairway into the placid waters of the marble fountain where they dutifully swim until they are once again led back upstairs around 5:00 PM. The whole ceremony is preceded over by a the “Duckmaster,” a position originally filled by a circus trainer that joined the hotel in the 1940’s, and which is now filled by the occasional celebrity such as Molly Ringwold or Peter Frampton.

Keep reading about the Peabody Hotel Duck March on Atlas Obscura…