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Fucking awesome is what it is

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Most fucked up animal by far is the aardwolf
Like just what the fuck is all this then
Fucking awesome is what it is
can I interest you in some (more) Nile Freeman?
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Love this SO much.
recently learned about a horticultural technique called Espalier, it’s the funniest goddamn thing i’ve ever seen.
Espalier allows trees to be trained into 2-dimensions, by tying the branches to a flat surface as the tree grows. They literally flatten the tree. They make the tree flat. Flat tree!!!
Look at this. This is objectively hilarious:
And people get fancy about it. Look at this nonsense:
(the first one’s called a Belgian Fence, and can be used as an actual fence)
Espalier is actually a very useful technique for
increasing fruit yield
gardening is small spaces
maximizing or minimizing sunlight (since the branches all face the same direction) and therefore extending the growing season
Like. this is a legitimately practical gardening method. but it looks like they squished a tree between the pages of a book. just squashed it flat like a sad little dried flower! i could use these trees as a bookmark!!!
But yes, it is also a healthy and clever way to grow lots of fruit in small spaces, in climates they might not otherwise be suited for. I’m still going to make fun of it, but it honestly looks delightful and delicious.
Espalier!
i showed this to my cousin and she said “just cause it’s flat doesn’t mean it’s 2d” and, with a completely straight face, said “it’s tree-d” anyway im crying
please tell your cousin she made the author of this post cry
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aka yet another drawing of The Kiss
all of my old guard ‘charcoal’ studies in one post as requested by, like, one person (who totally isn’t my sister)
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that woman has forgotten more ways to kill than entire armies will ever learn
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Moche necklace with gold beads in the shape of toads (1-800 AD) | Museo Larco – Lima, Peru
I love how extraordinarily modern this is and how it’s from more than twelve hundred years ago
People Like Frogs And Always Have
btw the Moche was a pre-Inca culture in northern Peru. they also made incredible pottery, including portrait vessels with realistic facial features:
personally i find this type of portraiture much more satisfying (and historically valuable, in the context of how people actually looked) than a lot of two-dimensional art. how incredible that they’re still with us today.
(the Moche also made erotic penis pottery bc people everywhere are just Like That)
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could it be...? a good political cartoon?
The artist is Clay Bennett, a Pulitzer Prize winner and a veteran of his craft. Here’s some more of his work:
Monarch are increasingly rare, so when they show I, okay past tense cause it’s October, when this one showed in August up I dropped everything and stalked it amongst my sunflowers. It? She hung out on that flower for 2 days.
he’s the moon when i’m lost in darkness
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If you’re suffering from a paralyzing feeling of hopelessness about the state of the nation, you’re not alone. John Adams acknowledged this feeling in 1813 but he didn’t blame the people; he blamed the politicians for cultivating it for their own purposes.
Adams wrote, “Every day increases my grief and astonishment for the glaring contrast between the spirit, activity, and energy of the people of New England from 1774 to 1783 and the torpor which deadens everything in 1813. This cannot last. The character of the people is not altered. It is the magic of politics which has produced this seeming lethargy. A black art indeed! A dæmon that must and will be exorcised.”
Adams wanted the people to be actively involved.
He wanted them to perform an exorcism.
November 3, 2020. What an excellent day for an exorcism.
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I keep saying that the reason why I, as an Irish person, keep reblogging American political content is because your internal politics affects not just America, but the entire world.
And I want to give you an example of that.
Over in the UK, Boris Johnson has announced his intention to renege on key points of the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement that his government signed with the EU.
Part of this Withdrawal Agreement is ensuring that a "hard border", that is a walled and manned border with checkpoints, isn't erected between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
The lack of a hard border is a key part of the 1997 Good Friday Agreement, a peace treaty that ended several decades of civil war in Northern Ireland.
The reason why Johnson is breaking this agreement with the EU is because he wants a trade deal with the US, a trade deal that Trump has stated he will not give to Johnson unless he removes some product safety laws.
These product safety laws are also enshrined in the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement, because the EU doesn't want sub-standard products entering the EU marketplace, and the only way to avoid checks on goods for these safety standards at the Ireland/Northern Ireland border is to have the UK to continue to uphold these standards.
But Johnson so badly wants this deal with the US, in order to "prove" the UK isn't dependent on EU Trade, that he's willing to break two legally-binding international treaties.
To compound this, both Democrats and Republicans have repeatedly stated that if Johnson breaches the Good Friday Agreement, he will not get a trade deal with the US.
Because Irish Americans make up 10% of the US population, and that is a group both sides want to appeal to. And Irish Americans generally like the idea of peace on the island of Ireland.
But Johnson knows that Donald Trump is willing to go against his party, and that the Republicans will fall in line with Trump's wishes. He knows the Republicans' threat of "no trade deal if you violate the Good Friday Agreement" is a shockingly empty one.
He knows that so long as Trump is in power, he can get what he wants, even if he breaks international law in doing so.
And this is just one of many examples of how US internal politics heavily affects the internal and international politics of other nations. Like it or not, the effects of your vote go well beyond your borders.
Donald Trump is not just bad for your country, he is bad for the entire human race.
Please. Get him out.
Scarab Bracelet of Tutankhamun
This rigid gold bracelet is composed of two semicircles joined together by a hinge on one side and a clasp on the other. The central plaque bears a cloisonné scarab inlaid with lapis lazuli.
The scarab, symbol of the rising sun, was the most popular motif used in jewelry. The bracelet itself is also inlaid with carnelian, lapis lazuli, and colored glass. The small circumference of this bracelet suggests that it was made for Tutankhamun when he was a child.
From the Tomb of Tutankhamun (KV62), Valley of the Kings, West Thebes. Now in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo. JE 62360