Palawan peacock pheasant By: Jean Howman From: Pheasants of the World 1993
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Palawan peacock pheasant By: Jean Howman From: Pheasants of the World 1993
shout out to the <10 year old boy yesterday who, when asked what he was dressed up as, said "a dead child." i then asked why a dead child had a chainsaw, and he replied "dude this is literally the chainsaw my parents killed me with" and motioned to his parents standing 3 ft behind him
Ok that concludes my Unchecked Bitching Sesh thanks everyone who tuned in
I might continue being a bitch, personally
If you are feeling good about yourself or situation and then your mood suddenly shifts leaving you feeling insecure, unsure, etc. try to remind yourself that nothing has truly changed but your perception. Your cute outfit did not suddenly become horrid. Your delicious meal did not tranform into a terrible one. Your peers perception of you has not radically transformed over a social misstep. Everything we experience is put through it through our mental filter, and that can convince us that everyone else sees us with the judgement we have for ourselves. Be kind to yourself.
Galápagos hawk hitching a ride on a giant tortoise By: Tui A. de Roy From: Wildlife of the Islands 1980
I do wish we could make it a little more socially acceptable to wander the streets at night weeping inconsolably I feel like that would have a great catharsis factor for a lot of people
the thing about being bullied for being weird as a kid is that even if you've always embraced being weird your brain is still always looking for the line where it's too much. you can be as proudly and intentionally weird as you want and you can love being weird but your mind is still convinced there's a point where you get too weird and people start treating you like a weird looking bug again. also it feels like you reach that point 500 times a day even if everyone you've spoken to today found you pleasant and likable and even if you're completely alone in your house with nobody looking at you at all.
Dog World Magazine, December 1964, p. 12-13.
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OKAY i've read all 162 one-star review of the aeneid on goodreads. can i show you my favourite?
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taken from from a Reddit AMA, the old statement from G. T. Karber on the off-the-fly answer to a Murdle adaptation casting, before plans for the show were announced. no more or less canon than the puzzles or the oracle deck, and entirely understandable to think his outlook shifted on Irratino when this predates the jigsaw puzzle (both released in 2025). to say the deck is doubling down on Irratino being a white guy is kind of inherently false, considering the first depiction of him would be a person of color following this.
additionally, if you take this at-value, race very clearly does play a role here. Logico is being played by a seemingly white actor whilst being a middle-class detective wrung for his time, skills, and money, whilst receiving none of the recognition for his work because his name is branded with whiteness, earnt by Silverton literally killing someone for the role. there's no respect given to Logico in this context, implications being the racism leveled at Logico as a person of color. you either take or leave this post; you can't have half. it really DOES matter, and it's rightful that fans of Murdle are partial to a non-white Irratino.
Ruffed grouse on the nest By: George Peck From: Getting to Know Nature's Children: Grouse 1985
Google quietly added generative AI capabilities to Google Earth, allowing anyone to generate false images on top of real satellite imagery. It seems pretty rudimentary, but the potential for disinformation is sky-high.
Anyway, did y'all hear that they nuked the White House?
Within the first few hours of its discovery, people on Twitter used this tool to generate an Epstein Island attraction at Disneyland, a mega-prison within Google’s headquarters, and a sequel to 9/11.
Google has already announced that they will be “rolling back” this feature because of screenshots like these:
The fact that they want to bring it back with “guardrails” is ridiculous. Screenshots like these are not the work of some malign actors, they’re instant proof that your idea is terrible on its face
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