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I named myself after my favourite thing- which is uncommon in our system! Normally (from what i’ve gathered n our system) alters just know their names! It took me a little bit of time to figure out my name, and it’s not a like. what’s the word… Convenient(?) name. I named myself Blue Razz and I like to be called either Blue or Razz! I named myself this because I like blue raspberry slushies!!
I felt like sharing this because I wanna know other people’s names! Like what name did you or a sysmate choose/have that’s “odd”? I like my name lots and I love blue raspberry slushies! Been a comfort since we were a kid! especially specifically blue raspberry icees! I love the texture of them!!!
- Blue Razz (they/them)
Day 8: Karaoke 🎤🎶
I imagine they'd either sing "Believer" by Imagine Dragons or "Come and Get Your Love" by Redbone
(If you're wondering, yes. This is the Neurodiverse Friends artstyle. I thought it be fun to experiment with Storybots in different styles outside its own source.)
Me when my ecig is dead and my friends is still kicking
Tell me why is anything blue razzberry themed or flavored drenched in absolute swag and awesomeness
My evening plans 🫠🤙🏼
Ace and Ivy here with Pop Rocks!
Made by me! (x)
Bombus humilis - You would think from the genus name that this is a bumble bee. But, as I found out when looking up this lovely Slovakian bee from Peter Šima I have to do a little background reading. My expectation was that this common bee which spans the northernish section of the Eurasia (the Palearctic if you want to be fancy) would be something something bumble bee, but....and hear I think I have a strong case for English eccentricism (which I prefer over American exceptionalism, because eccentric acts are usually gentle and harmless) I find out this bee is one of a group of 3 "carder bees". Of course this is doubly confusing because the English also call Anthidiums "Wool Carder Bees" (completely different family by the way). It seems so unnecessary since any reasonable person would call them "bumble bees" and so typical of the English language. If only North American chose to speak Spanish like most of the rest of the hemisphere this problem would not occur because Spanish is a reasonable language with clear rules. For some reason the person taking this picture did not log their data into the tracking spreadsheet (I wonder if I can also blame this on the English language...).