The Wageworker, Lincoln, Nebraska, January 10, 1908

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One Nice Bug Per Day
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Kiana Khansmith
Show & Tell
The Bright Sessions
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
Color Me Curious
Not today Justin

bliss lane
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tannertan36
almost home

❣ Chile in a Photography ❣
sheepfilms
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

if i look back, i am lost

Jar Jar Binks Fan Club

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The Wageworker, Lincoln, Nebraska, January 10, 1908
Mermay is back! I’m drawing tarot themed mermaids this time. Here are five of them so far:
The Fool - Mandarin fish The Magician - Longfin Tetra The High Priestess - Jellyfish The Emperor - Arowana The Empress - Kingyo
Game Boy Color Promotional Demo (1998)
Galaxy Bride at Robert Wun Couture FW24
they dont want us to know this but the real cure to the agonies is to engage in shenanigans. tomfoolery even
"I Can't Stop Loving You" - Metropolis | メトロポリス (2001) dir. Rintaro
making chinese liuma流麻 of robin by 霜茶shuangcha
Lemon Pound Cake
Life in Code: A Personal History of Technology
by Ellen Ullman
a while back I made a post along the lines of "every STEM major should have a required 'history of science' course that's just all about previously wrong and bad scientific theories like sperm all containing homunculi and spontaneous generation" and I got a lot of responses like "but STEM majors already have gen ed requirements!" and would not understand why I was specifically asking for a course that would teach people about why science is not infallible and does not exist in a vacuum and THIS IS EXACTLY WHY ACTUALLY
Art by Matsuo Hiromi
Life and death
Morrigan
Concept Art 2 Game Appearance 1, 2
"In her book "Girls Who Like Boys Who Like Boys", Lucy Neville argues that male-male erotica, Boys Love, slashfic, yaoi are very popular among women in part because they make more space for versatility and fluidity than heterosexual conventions will allow.
If women were submissive by nature, why would they sexually identify with men to this extent?"
Source: Twilight | ContraPoints
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