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sometimes i forget that youre like at least somewhat well known in mc speedrunning because we still register you in our brain as mutual from rain world
theres maybe 2 streamers that recognise me and then its just other community members i know
youve likely seen your own cat but if you havent here it is. although actually since its your reblog blog maybe you havent.?
i havent seen either of mine actually. my green...
also id like to note that your tumblr extension assigned cat looks very pleasant actually
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do you take submissions via asks? id like to share one of my favourite images ever (now with a less strangely lit version i just discovered):
iirc its from a guitar pedal! im not sure which one, though
oh i love this image...
i think that your cat on my dash has orange whiskers . id send you an image but you have images in asks turned off lol /silly
don't worry I've seen him
i dont have the memory for indepth theories or anything, i just wanted to say that i didnt realise i like webcomics until reading golden shrike! thank you for your wonderful art and dialogue, im excited to read more even if i dont actively keep up all the time!!
Glad you've enjoyed it, thank you!! There's plenty to offer in the world of comics.
hello! i was wondering if you have any tips or advice on id'ing/improving at id'ing bugs and the like? ive always really liked bugs and id love to get better at identifing them, but currently im pretty bad at it hshshs
There's not really any shortcut to getting better at it other than practice. I recommend taking photos of the bugs you find and trying to ID those for practice. Feel free to also submit them to me afterwards so I can confirm your ID!
In this post here, I talk about iNaturalist which is a very excellent resource for helping to ID.
Depending on where you live you can also try to find an insect or arachnid field guide to at least help you learn the common ones in your area, and a lot of times books like that will have an introduction in the beginning with basics on IDing.
could you please diagnose my new son Esau he arrived today
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Name: Esau Barnacles
Skill: destroy and create !!
Quote: "it all depends on this coin flip"
