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My art blog is Sickhops

[kosmogrl]

[anxeious]

one thing about me is i’m gonna go lay down

[dumbcutepets]

[falseknees]

[paranormal-taters]

"i feel besquintled", said no one ever. because that's not a word.

[paranormal-taters]

okay nevermind it IS a word now and this is exactly what it means.

[paranormal-taters]

EVERYONE SHUT UP AND LOOK AT THIS NEW AND BETTER WORD

[ponett]

you just don't get shit like this with 8-episode streaming seasons

[thememedaddy]

[marinella-ela]

[modmad]

[yourl0calqueer]

[birdwarde]

Pigeons! Some of our oldest friends 💚

[vitariesocks]

just received the best text message I’ve ever had. from my mom

[vitariesocks]

2 pics. no caption

[whysp]

[tura23]

Me and my goth friends in the bathroom at the club.

[oars-deactivated20250629]

girl are you sure???????????????

[thepromiscuousfinger]

[enba-and-luka]

[bioluminescently-unfolding]

I did some research and I definitely see the problem:

"Friend kea!"

Meanwhile, a conservation sign tells tourists the real story:

I particularly love the part that emphasises that if they nick your stuff that's squarely your fault for letting them. Wikipedia (where I found these pictures) draws a clear line between human and kea behaviour:

"Kea parrots have strong cognitive abilities. According to recent studies, kea have a sense of impulse control and forward planning. Kea can wait up to 160 seconds for a more preferred reward. In addition, kea also use trial-and-error tactics and use observational learning to solve difficult problems and when faced with puzzles and locks. These decision-making abilities are similar to primates and other intelligent bird species such as the African grey parrot."

"The Department of Conservation suggested that the time savings resulting from a human-assisted, more calorie-rich diet gives kea more free time to investigate and damage things at campsites and car parks."

[depsidase]

[weaselle]

[crazy-brazilian]