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[dankmemeuniversity]

[verylittlebird]

                                distraptor velociraptor =     —————

                                timeraptor

[sailorbrazil]

[shock]

[rongzhi]

Manners

English added by me :)

[heavymetalvi]

Fastest C-Drama ever

[molabuddy]

*stumbles out of a building covered in blood* i failed a social interaction .

[mosertone]

A small grotesque biting a bigger gargoyle, roof of Salisbury Cathedral, UK. 

[cerastes]

[everythingfox]

Strong bond

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[koschei-the-ginger]

[bedupolker]

Trilobite beetles

[earnedmagic]

What's the most interesting thing you've learned recently?

in one of my art history classes i learned about this guy, percival lowell, who was a dude in the late 1800s with too much money and too much time on his hands. he built himself an observatory because that’s what rich dudes did for fun back then

he had a fairly popular theory about their being purposefully designed canals on mars- 1800s europe was all about industry and what mankind could build, so it made sense that humanity would see similar formations in space. and so lowell was on trend when he charted these canals on venus:

except that no one else could reproduce his findings. most of his theories were discredited over time as we learned more about space, and it wasn’t until the early 2000s that someone posited a theory to what lowell had been seeing

the specific adjustments of his telescope may have caused it to act as a gigantic ophthalmoscope- leading lowell to see the veins of his own retina.

i think there’s something very sweet about that whole story- mankind looking at space and seeing themselves

[tonyalmeida]

[45percenterthen]

thinking of her (the strawberry squid) 🥺🥰😵💫🍓

[45percenterthen]

look at you strawberry squid ............

[delightful-69]

can’t wait for a “no pokemon run”

[happyheidi]

The lighting under the bridge makes it look like a crescent moon in the water ♡

Yongqing Fang, Guangzhou, China

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[timeprisoncore]

i think if someone was trapped in a timeloop for long enough they would start to fear getting out of it. how long would the initial agony last before it fades into the repetition of your regular life? the comfort of always knowing what would happen next. it's never-ending but always familiar. would the thought of experiencing something new be too much to bear?

[mellifexfarm]

  transmogrified him