Aerial ambush on a remote mountaintop (Chris Beaumont cover art, White Dwarf 6, April/May 1978)
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Aerial ambush on a remote mountaintop (Chris Beaumont cover art, White Dwarf 6, April/May 1978)
Look, it's just weird, is all, the way he sits so far back. It bugs me, ok? It just does.
random blinkies using my wolf template! 300x40px
ok to repost - tips: kofi, venmo: grubcore
The biggest lie modern social norms tell you is that you have to do everything by yourself. And that if you fail, it's your fault and you're defective.
No it isn't and no you're not.
Homo sapiens is a pack animal. Always has been. Going at it alone is against our very nature.
TITLE: Couple with mules and hay
NAMES: Mayo & Weed (Photographer)
COLLECTION: Old Mexico: 1898
The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection
The New York Public Library Digital Collections
Comment with animals that fit this description: Large, Pack animal, intelligent, anxious(?). Please. I need it for an art thing. It doesn't have to be all of those traits, just most.
Or if you're following me/know me well enough to answer, what animal do you think my personality resembles the most??
Var'muz, great beasts of burden utilized by the orcs of Khulnor. Often referred to as "Orc-Beasts".