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[carnellousthecat]

A Galaxy Composed Almost Entirely of Dark Matter Has Been Confirmed

What scientists thought were four separate star clusters are actually part of one nearly invisible system.

[devileaterjaek]

Haunted House (Atari 2600) Join our community on //Discord// Support me on //Ko-Fi//

[cutebutalsostabby]

...The ADHD took over.

I finished TotK.

(Main quest at least. And like half of the sidequests.)

[glowing-disciple]

Ghosts are history. History that won't stay history.

[queersatanic]

look what just came in!!

get your own at our Redbubble (demonic pigmentation not included)

https://rdbl.co/35dI8cr

thanks again artist Hate Kill​ for donating the design (& modeling)

[ID: person taking selfie with "Memento Mori" skull and bones pattern on a T-shirt. Person has been bedeviled with red skin, facial hair, and a tail /ID]

[i-dont-believe-in-mountains]

when does tma get gay bc these episodes are getting scarier and i’m a pussy

[jrdsctt]

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[omoi-no-hoka]

JLPT Level: N1

The literal meaning of the kanji for “rokotsu” is “dewy bones.” Sort of beautiful in a morbid Poe way, isn’t it? 

Before I leap into the etymology, it’s important to note that while the kanji 露 (tsuyu) means “dew,” there is also an adjective that means “exposed, bare, unconcealed” and is written with the same kanji, for some wild reason unknown to me.

露（あらわ arawa) [na-adj]

1) Exposed, bare, unconcealed, naked 2) Public, open

So I should revise my above literal translation from “dewy bones” to “exposed bones.”

​Originally, the word “rokotsu” was used to refer to the corpses and skeletons of soldiers who died in battle and whose remains were left to decay naturally. 

Japanese linguists are unsure of exactly how it happened, but the meaning of this word eventually changed from “battlefield skeletons” to something like “so open/frank that you can see to their bones.”