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Reblog this photo of a käpylehmä to have a käpylehmä in your blog

It's a trick! If you reblog you get TWO käpylehmäs in your blog!

They're traditional Finnish toys, little cows made out of spruce cones, on their way to see the world from one tumblr blog to another

mewochy

day 5: silly arguments

polarisbear

(pops head out) i made a pmv for ringtone in a week

song: ringtone by jamie paige

this-isnt-oish

triple baka vocacreatures doodles :) the height comparison is not drawn to scale... they are pretty big though (especially teto. like crazy big)

dailynichijou

Episode 15, 14:10

tomonohebi

hihi for the art request, how about gcp? (yoshino x tamamura x irene)

Nichijou fans and their side characters with 20 seconds of screentime and all that lol. I saw this as a good opportunity to practice drawing Nichijou characters since I was always pretty bad at that. Based some of the way I drew them off of mewochy's art too

outerhumanity

Was looking around to see if there were colleges that had closed their doors or listed their campuses for sale just to browse and there's something going on here

Like 370+ up for sale in the United States, there must be some sort of quiet extinction event going on with the more niche, out-of-the-way colleges. Covid and online learning probably started it and Trump defunding everything is hastening it, its becoming a ghost town out there.

And they're also getting no bites it seems, this place in Maine (with an additional 224 acres) is assessed at $26m in value, but its list price is $5m, its sat on market for three years already so you could probably bid lower and they'd take it. I presume its because the market for such places is also other small educational institutions which are suffering badly from the same trends that forced these places under.

It feels like an opportunity, like you can do a lot with this. Its an entirely walkable, self-contained small town. You have residences, administration, services and utilities, dining and minor shopping outlets, a gym, a library. Labs/classrooms/equipment facilities can either be kept as they are or converted into entrepreneurial ventures, paying off a $3-4m loan seems easily feasible if you are a moderately successful online venture/not dependent on locality for your business.

These spaces could become intriguing projects for communal social and economic experimentation, a far more interesting use than just paving over it to make way for a golf course or data center, or letting it rot until an academic institution comes knocking.