[wiserthanmysin]

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[saetje]

In my PokémonGO adventures, I come across the oddest events. This is my first field report to Professor Willow, as I observe a mismatched Pokémon pair who prove kindness warms the coldest Winter!

[maskedkitsune]

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[paradoxpig]

[spring2000]

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[spring2000]

lloyd || get it shawty (gryffin deep house remix)

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[superpagangirl]

FIERY THE ANGELS FELL

DEEP THUNDER ROLLED AROUND THEIR SHORES

BURNING WITH THE FIRES OF ORC

[eroscestlavie]

these FUCKING ads omfgdkjhjkfdg 

[greedyforlove]

Ashley Tisdale the real gay icon

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[tenma-san]

[currentsinbiology]

Sponges Ruled the World After Second-Largest Mass Extinction

Sponges may be simple creatures, but they basically ruled the world some 445 million years ago, after the Ordovician mass extinction, a new study finds.

Roughly 85 percent of all species died in the Ordovician mass extinction, the first of the world’s five known mass extinctions. (The other mass extinctions are the Late Devonian, End Permian, End Triassic and End Cretaceous.) However, while the Ordovician mass extinction wiped out many of these ancient creatures, one group actually prospered: sponges.

“We think the sponges thrived because they can tolerate changes in temperature and low oxygen levels, while their food source (organic particles in the water) would have been increased enormously by the death and destruction all around them,” lead study author Joe Botting, a paleontologist at Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology in China, said in a statement.

Fossils of 444-million-year-old sponges from the Anji Biota in China that thrived after the mass extinction.Credit: J.P. Botting                

[jupiterfly]

So lonely trying to be yours, when you’re looking for so much more

[saiasus]

[hexmaniacciaran]

Get this out of my sight!

[benepla-deactivated20180521]

male entitlement in academic spaces is so boring. can’t tell you how many times i’ve been in a class and a girl gives a short, insightful analysis, and then a dude raises his hand and says “jumping off of that…” then says literally the same thing she said but longer and worse.

[zurizaldun-deactivated20241104]

I hate to be that guy, but it doesn’t just happen to women. The assholes who do that will do that to anyone who’s analysis isn’t sufficiently complex and long winded for them. 

Been done to me by people of both genders. 

Also I have been guilty of doing this, so I apologize. Because I was overly excited and just couldn’t wait to talk…. yeah. 

(Nothing is ever clear cut eh….) 

[benepla-deactivated20180521]

dude.

[spring2000]

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[spring2000]

lloyd || get it shawty (gryffin deep house remix)

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