Octospiders

Yo I'm Athena Nintendo owns me Icon by silviesas

[baconpal]

Girls Last Simulation

[urgetocreate]

Dmitri Cavander (American b.1969), Ferry 5, 2024, Oil on canvas

[wizardarchetypes]

I knew immediately this is a ferry to the San Juans where I live, and indeed on his instagram, the artist tagged Orcas Island as the location!

[wizardarchetypes]

his other pieces in this series are so lovely. that's exactly how the light hits the benches in real life. really beautifully captured.

[wizardarchetypes]

Photo I took on the same route a few weeks ago. He nailed it.

[thaidoodles]

early days at hieheart's atelier

hieheart would be so determined to be a good master, and I do love thinking about a slightly younger jujy, excited to start her studies as a witch

[noddadog]

So stinkin cute!! I love Jujy and can't wait to see her in the Anime. She reminds me of my daughter ❤️

[mayanhandballcourt]

Photographer Mark Webber

[theunfoundone]

the night illumined...

-ufo

[vaguely-concerned]

the widespread idea/meme that qifrey and olruggio are living in two different genres where qifrey thinks he's living a greek tragedy and olruggio thinks he is living in a slice of life BL manga is of course very funny, however that is to me a misrepresentation of olly's perspective specifically. I think olruggio thinks he's living in a slightly depressing piece of nordic social realism cinema about how life will never be quite what you wanted it to be and all you can do is get to terms with that as best you can and then either way one day you'll at least die

[hotvampireadjacent]

[xeemaee]

Has anyone done this yet

I think Easthies keeps trying to have beef with Olruggio but he isn’t so easily rage baited

[mangue-manguezal]

Death feigning beetle larvae also feign death

[tekunoraizu]

aaaah i’m dead and i’m a baby ahhhhh

[fuckyeahchinesefashion]

OP: How to fold a paper bat plane with flappable wings (cr到车请故意，唛大叔)

[viralfrog]

[pmamtraveller]

National Museum of Qatar

[pmamtraveller]

Moby Dick by artist Gerard DuBois

[arinavah]

clone theory

[achillesinhighheels]

COSMIC makeup look from Painted by Esther

[corallapis]

everybody needs to come and play w me in the leekley space more. you all love audition tape paul mcgann, don't you? that's what i thought. see, isn't it so fun here? :) what's that? the incestposting? don't worry about the incestposting.

[corallapis]

^ guy who's just discovering that the friend he's been secretly fucking is his half-brother.

[vintagegeekculture]

"The Horror of the Heights" (1913) was a story by Arthur Conan Doyle where a bold aviator in the early days of flight becomes curious about why pilots seem to die between 30,000 and 40,000 feet. When he goes up there himself, he discovers the reason: around a high enough altitude, there are "air jungles," entire unearthly ecosystems of lighter than air and semisolid life arranged in eerie and otherworldly structures...including the equivalent of predators, gigantic tentacled jellyfish creatures.

The story was written as the diary of an aviator discovered in a crash, and the final sentence of it was chilling:

"Forty-three thousand feet. I shall never see earth again. They are beneath me, three of them. God help me; it is a dreadful death to die!"

Though best known for creating Sherlock Holmes, Arthur Conan Doyle wrote a few horror-scifi stories in his time.

As the story was originally published in the Strand magazine, the biggest literary magazine in the world, it was hugely influential. For a long time, even into the 1950s, there was an idea that the explanation for UFOs was that they were not vehicles or even extraterrestrial at all, but some type of animal, possibly of squid-like or jellyfish like intelligence and behavior, able to live in the upper atmosphere without touching the ground. As Charles Fort said in 1913, "it seems no more incredible that up in the seemingly unoccupied sky there should be hosts of living things than that the seeming blank of the ocean should swarm with life." The existence of aerial upper atmosphere life forms is something that was baked into a lot of early 20th and late 19th Century culture, like the famous Crawfordville Monster of 1891:

[fauxtasm]

they should invent a term for shipping were I don't think they should be in a romantic relationship however I believe they are each others parasite and separating them is not an option