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@miernesis
For the last time. A bear is a FAT hairy man. FAT. FAT. Say it with me because it's not a bad word. Bears are fat men. Stop showing me dehydrated and muscular hairy white men. That is not a bear. That is some generic white guy I don't want to look at. Give me real bears or give me death.
Girl So Confusing — Amadeus (1984) edit
what i will show in class for examples of #kuleshov effect
Boris Artzybasheff (Russian, 1899 - 1965)
Neurotic Syndrome ,1947
Nap time, 1978
If Bears Could Paint
least favorite aunt: what are you doing for Christmas this year?
me:
Marriage
tonight i went to the bathroom at 3 am and looked up and saw two bugs on my wall having sex and i thought of you
thank you for thinking of me. here’s a poetic adaptation of how that might‘ve gone down:
i look and see a shock above,
but really there’s,
no danger.
i pee and watch the bugs make love,
and think of him:
a stranger.
some twin peaks shit happening on my poem
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Leonard Baskin (1922-2002)
Grasshopper and Beetles. 1951. Leonard Baskin. Linocut. Plate 23 from A Little Book of Natural History. [source]
Channel Island Foxes (Urocyon littoralis) are descended from Gray Foxes (U. cinereoargenteus) and are endemic to 6 of the 8 Channel Islands. The adaptations for climbing trees are shared among the Gray Fox family, as Gray Foxes are one of the oldest exant canid species. They still have semi-retractable claws and flexible joints because they diverged right after the caniformia-feliformia split - they have some feline-like traits due to being such an old canid species. Though the tree climbing ability is not unique to the Channel Island Foxes, it made adapting to their island home far easier. They also are smaller than their mainland cousins due to insular drawfism:
Stephen Gray - Mythological Creature
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