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valerie - late 20s - they or any

mad scientist's hot spouse. burgeoning puppet enthusiast. mutual who's always into some annoying shit. reblogs + rambles often, i also oc post but it's not always tagged.

i have memory+identity issues, although at the moment i can't confirm or deny whether it's a dissociative thing. it just is.

i do selfship / oc x canon on a sideblog. ask or dm if you're interested in following that one

osidius-el-enfatico

play station announced they will stop making physical games in 2028. it is imperative that we pirate everything in the world starting right this second.

cutecipher

rickybabyboy

what the

that coworker that just says shit

#today she randomly told me 'your boobs are kinda big' 😭

BTW my artfight https://artfight.net/~velvetembracer

#i have a few people on my hitlist already but it's manageable ^_^#lmk if you want me to attack you

eterniadreams

hi I'm vesper and I want to be your gacha games and old cartoons mutual. that's me ⬆️

#promo #!!

pseudomantis

Still the best one

neon-ufo

Song for April: New World by SPELL

~~~ Slightly belated April piece, though I feel like I haven't really tried a lot of new things with this one. At the core, it's really just kind of a personal piece about, y'know. Everything

ostdrossel

The fancy Redwinged Blackbird with potential bilateral gynandromorphism is still around, here are some more clips from the last couple of days. I have not edited them other than stringing them together for this video. This is how they were recorded. Every time I think it must be a molt, this bird turns around and looks completely like a female. So intriguing. It also has a lot of red on the face.

proton-wobbler

The male plumage suggests this bird is undergoing its very first molt into the adult male plumage but yeah, birds molt symmetrically. Both sides should be showing the young male plumage, not just one. This is a almost certainly a gynandromorph!!!

Edit: I also just noticed that you can see the right ('male') wing and leg are longer and thicker than the left ('female') side!! Male RWBL are usually a little bigger and heavier than the females so seeing this on the same bird is so cool!!

birds-in-posts

(Agelaius phoeniceus)

sad the url parasitized is taken it would be quite funny given the name i go by

i think im going to change things up a bit on my blogs #myblogs

screamingmoss-stuff

so, I found the original diagrams Mortis Ghost used for the OFF elements, it's from "Larousse universel en 2 volumes: nouveau dictionnaire encyclopedique" (link below)