Something Slightly Stupid

Aspiring ornithological chemist, INTJ, cynical realist- let's not take things seriously together and laugh at humanity.

[oofology]

[rixwilson]

A heavily lip-sticked grave

The final resting place of author Oscar Wilde, ridden with kisses, is not the only famous grave in the Parisian Père Lachaise Cemetery. Singers Jim Morrison and Serge Gainsbourg also attract a wealth of fans and mourners who leave blessings at their gravesides, normally in the form of lighters and/or cigarettes.

[beafraidofnothing]

“Here’s this man who believed when he died that his name would be toxic for generations to come. For hundreds of years his works wouldn’t be read. He would stand for nothing but perversion. Utter disgust of a society that couldn’t bear people like him… His tomb in Père Lachaise Cemetery, in Paris had to be restored because the polished stone of its surface had corroded through kisses. Wouldn’t it just be allowed once to just wake him up for five minutes just to tell him that, then he can go back to sleep again?“ 

 - Stephen Fry, Jaipur Literature Festival on Wilde, January 2016

[thecollectibles]

Art by Stefan Koidl

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[bookrat]

Sincerely have no idea why people get pet macaws and other parrots that can't thrive in captivity unless you dedicate your entire existence to bird care when chickens come in miniature size and not only are cheap to feed, friendly, lay nutritious eggs, dispose of kitchen scraps, and poop out valuable plant fertilizer, but also if you forget the garbage and are face to face with a maggot swarm they will happily devour the evidence of your incompetence.

[coeykuhn]

[ The only place she felt safe. ] – Inktober Day 5: All my inktobers this year are based around a story by @ShyCustis n me <3 Original inks and larger images will be posted to Patreon http://patreon.com/CoeyKuhn  

[requiem-on-water]

Could Could Ground by Mira Nedyalkova

[bunney]

the human body, or as i like to call it

suffer puppet

[dankmemesreasonforliving]

[ihaveemotionalmotionsickness]

“WHEN THEY SAY YOU CAN’T GO HOME AGAIN, WHAT THEY MEAN IS YOU WERE NEVER THERE” by Marty Mcconnell

[disminucion]

Big Oak Flat

[justrunninaround]

Beautiful pic from where I grew up!

[malus-syl-vestris-deactivated20]

A helpful guide to some common birds here in the western US

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Here are a few more, for your birding needs:

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please allow me to thank you by giving you one in return

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Thank you for your contribution to the birding community

Here is some more helpful identification knowledge of birbs

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for you

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[dyingquickerthananticipated]

@moist-rowlets

[ruby-white-rabbit]

@iamlandlord

[requiem-on-water]

107 by Vensha (Marta Drozdowska)

[retrogasm-deactivated20161109]

Remember a Kitten Grows into a Cat, 1920s

[bacon-radio-deactivated20160622]

Note to self…

[conquerorwurm]

It is thoughtlessly Cruel

[littlehobbit13]

With Easter on the way, feels like a good time to remind people this applies to all animals, like bunnies. Kittens, puppies, bunnies…they all grow up and won’t understand why you suddenly don’t want them anymore after they’ve depended on you for care and love.

[justrunninaround]

Don’t forget about dyed Easter chicks. Even if you have room for backyard chickens, remember they aren’t sexed and could grow up to be roosters. I love roosters with all my heart but some people just don’t have the capacity to care for them, so please take the time to consider when you’re looking at all those cute little cuddly chicks. Not to mention people who bring them home who have never even had/want chickens.... >:(

[justrunninaround]

Time goes by so fast! Godzilla no longer peeps 😩💚

[justrunninaround]

Siblings 🤦🏼‍♀️💚

[thatssoscience]

Slime mold was grown on an agar gel plate shaped like America and food sources were placed where America’s large cities are. 

The result? A possible look at how to best build public transportation. 

I just really like the idea of slime mold on a map of the US. It’s beautiful.

[acquaintedwithrask]

I’m—

holy shit

[deaexlibris]

I have a raging science ladyboner right now.

[sxeli-deactivated20171231]

I’d love if we could do it on a state-by-state basis.

[unspellable-blog]

That same slime mold once affirmed that the Tokyo subway is pretty well-designed.  

[nearfuturisticdystopian-blog]

Using slime molds as a calculator.

Using slime molds as a calculator.

Using slime molds as a calculator.

[amydentata]

Natural computation: it’s a thing, and it’s awesome. What is the universe but a really, really complicated computer?

[kasaron]

I love this.

[todaysbird]

it irritates me to no end when people say north american birds are dull in comparison to other countries’ birds

blue jay

american kestrel

painted bunting

yellow-throated vireo

cerulean warbler

baltimore oriole

american goldfinch

northern cardinal

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[mind-if-i-scream]

You’re forgetting the red wing black bird and the great and snowy egret. Best birds of the marsh!

[crewdlydrawn-deactivated2022072]

I love how they’re all looking into the camera like they’re modeling.

[brunhiddensmusings]

other beautiful featherbeasts include orb bird

stylish accessory bird

loud and delicious bird

bird that will kung fu your face while you are grilling in your backyard

overly dramatic fishwizard bird

demonic creepy noise duck

assorted sky-cats

screaming inflatable doofus bird

stump

not technically native but it poops on my lawn

toasted marshmallow friend

[imyrdungeonmaster]

How.. could you forget… MEEP… MEEP

[rannulfr]

One of my favorite North American birds is the Californian Mountain Chickadee.

This pudgy little bastard has a call that sounds like “Cheeseburger”.

[Listen]

[elodieunderglass]

some nice kids, thanks @fozmeadows