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Do you have any cursed *human* facts?

the human hand is actually really bizarrely shaped compared to the rest of the apes!

human palms are comparatively much shorter than an ape’s, with shorter and broader fingers.

and this is specifically because humans just started chucking spears at other animals one day and never stopped.

early homonid species actually had very ape-like hands, but they started evolving to be more like we have today the second that early homonids started using tools on a regular basis!

as you know if you’ve ever seen that video of the orangutang hammering nails into a plank of wood, ape hands are SHIT at fine motor control.

the human hand is architecturally maximized for fine control of tools, from spears to knives to car keys!

but Chimpanzees probably still think your hands are really weird and gross.

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Oil on Beetle by Akihiro Higuchi

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where is charlie day’s emmy

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I had a discussion with my teacher about Zuko today and while we had disagreements here and there, we agreed on one thing: Zuko is actually a VERY good firebender, definitely one of the best in the show. I think he should also be considered as a prodigy, too. People that are saying he's "not good enough' or" mediocre' is because they're comparing Zuko to Azula. When it comes to fighting skills, Zuko absords new moves/skills like a sponge and he can easily adapt to them.

I agree with your first point. Zuko is a strong firebender compared to everyone but his own family. Already in Book 1, he beats Zhao twice, but for me his most badass moment is when he uses his bending to melt ice after swimming under frozen water and being completely out of breath.

By the end of Book 2 in CoD, he holds his own against both Aang and Katara very well. Like he says in the Western Air Temple, he’s “pretty good” and he’s evolving constantly.

I don’t agree though that he “should be considered a prodigy too”. I think Zuko’s story is much more interesting precisely because he is not a prodigy like Azula is (and Aang, and Toph, and arguably, Katara). He’s only “pretty good”. And because of this, he’s labelled as weak and a failure. He’s told that he’d never catch up. His worth is tied to the perfection of his firebending forms. But no matter how hard he trains, he doesn’t seem to be getting to the point of measuring up.

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i love kakashi’s ninken we got

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OH LAWD HE COMIN

cooler than u and ur friends

mummy costume except everyday is halloween

possibly a cat

angery boi

punk with a mohawk

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date night

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they’re in love

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they’re dating

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Wonder if I’ll find my holy light dude someday

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Source: Neon Genesis Evangelion / Shin Seiki Evangerion 新世紀エヴァンゲリオン

by Yoshiyuki Sadamoto

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I hate how the stereotype is that dolphins are good and sharks are evil, when dolphins are so smart that they have the capacity for evil but sharks are simple fish who can only be true neutral, so even if a minority of dolphins are evil there are still more evil dolphins than sharks

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quality marine philosophy discourse

masterpost of spongebob moments that dealt psionic damage to my 7 year old self (absolutely non-comprehensive)

curseworm

if i lived in the wild west i would be kicked by a horse and the sharp edge of the hoof would give me a deep wound and i would die of necrotizing fasciitis at age 17

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if i lived in medieval times i would be kicked by a horse and lose my balance and crush my skull on a large rock and die of brain trauma at age 17

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but i live in the computer age and im immortal babey!!!!!!!!!!!!