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It's been awhile since I've posted a shameless progression pic. More to come, eventually. ❤️

#tattoos #tattooed girls #whiskey #bubble bath

#bathtime #girlswithtattoos #itsbeenawhile #lush #exmormon

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Mooods

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Me

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actualhumancryptid

I waited six seasons for them to reference this. I am not disappointed.

pascalcampion

October 10, 2019Mental Health day.

A very simplified version of a very serious, very complex matter.

#pascalcampion

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otomesass

This is the spoopy content you need on your dash

xmasqueradeangelx

This is so precious I can’t even…

why-animals-do-the-thing

Everybody loves pumpkin enrichment!

These are great items because they’re fun for the herbivores to each, the carnivores to tear apart, and everybody to roll and throw around. They’re tactile, olfactory, and edible enrichment all in one!

I believe they’re acceptable on-exhibit enrichment for naturalistic facilities like Brookfield in Chicago, too.

losethehours

I think of this time of year as Tumblr’s Annual Pumpkining of the Animals Post.

ruinedchildhood

What better way to celebrate the end of general conference than with a beer, a bath and some tatted legs

#exmormon #bubble bath #beer!#legsfordays #tatooed girls

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hanna619

Omg best thing I’ve ever seen

j-ellyfish

#nekkidlegs #formo #girlswithtattoos #bath

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- @jistring

wizzardbaby

PUT YOUR HAND IN THAT CRACK

AND YOU WONT GET IT BACK

chickenwhite

WHEEEEN THE JAWS OPEN WIDE

AND THERE’S MORE JAWS INSIDE

your-mouths-a-constellation

WHEN IT SWIMS ON A REEF

AND HAS TWO SETS OF TEETH

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archaeologicalnews

First humans arrived in North America 10,000 years earlier than believed

The timing of the first entry of humans into North America across the Bering Strait has now been set back 10,000 years.

This has been demonstrated beyond a shadow of a doubt by Ariane Burke, a professor in Université de Montréal’s Department of Anthropology, and her doctoral student Lauriane Bourgeon, with the contribution of Dr. Thomas Higham, Deputy Director of Oxford University’s Radiocarbon Accelerator Unit.

The earliest settlement date of North America, until now estimated at 14,000 years Before Present (BP) according to the earliest dated archaeological sites, is now estimated at 24,000 BP, at the height of the last ice age or Last Glacial Maximum.

The researchers made their discovery using artifacts from the Bluefish Caves, located on the banks of the Bluefish River in northern Yukon near the Alaska border. Read more.