[roberttingle]

how do i let our love die? when your the only other keeper of my most precious memories

[marwyn]

Is your first name canon in asoiaf

Yes

No

Sort of (spelled differently, etc.)

Remaining time: 5 days 2 hours

Here’s the character list on the wiki for reference

[dogpuppy]

[roberttingle]

any apple recs? looking into expanding my palate

[liveleaker-deactivated20250423]

this is how i feel replying to my mutuals posts

[mmusclemuseum]

amazing wayback machine find

[sacred-portal]

[sacred-portal]

[angelicdewdrop]

[roberttingle]

don’t get how people get so tribalistic and aggressive over hotd. i like everyone and hope everyone has a fun good time !!!!

[oliverscarlin]

Aristide Maillol - Women Wrestlers (1900)

[valtsv]

"here's my original character, Man Who Sucks But Loves His Daughter Very Much" and it's a guy who worships at the altar of patriarchal violence and the woman he uses as an excuse and an effigy to absolve him

[valtsv]

well i think his daughter should tell him to kill himself

[normalbrothers]

[girlfailure-poetics]

I have kind of a niche political view on tumblr, which is that I think misogyny is bad even when it’s just hurting women

[platycryptus]

One of my absolute favorite native fish species is the longnose dace (Rhinichthys cataractae). A weird minnow specialized for life in the most fast-flowing torrents of rocky rivers and streams, they use their funny snout to grub in the gravel for small invertebrates, algae and any edible detritus. They have perhaps the largest native distribution of any North American freshwater fish, found coast to coast across much of the northern US and most of Canada.

If you’ve ever been bitten by blackflies (Simuliidae), I hope you’ll be pleased to know that longnose dace are one of their main predators! Blackfly larvae cling to rocks in swift waters where few fish can brave the current but longnose dace feel right at home. Blackfly larvae make up a large proportion of their diet, so without the dace there would be a lot more blackflies around.

Young longnose dace, like in the video above, display fairly typical minnow behavior. They forage in schools and are active during the day, and like many minnows have a dark lateral line. As adults they lose the stripe, develop mottled brown or gold coloration, and become nocturnal, skulking under rocks during the day. However, during spawning they become active during the day and males develop orange highlights.

[stevieroqers]

You scared the living shit out of Ruddiger... he'll probably put in for a Purple Heart.

[kiwi-and-pasta-at-3am]

Rewatching the Pacific but I cannot tell apart Sid and Hoosier to save my life

Like they are identical to me