[spitze-deseisbergs]

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i like this but it suspiciously resembles mine but it has more notes so i'll be quiet 

[bebx]

Me when I write Inhun smut with bottom In-ho

[kosmogrl]

goodbye summer, you were good to me 🫧☀️🌊🥥

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the kind of notes I would’ve killed for back when I first posted this

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ah, memories

[lauradonna]

ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND — 2004, dir. Michel Gondry

[akhdfah84haiogha3w3aht-deactiva]

[mesogeios]

[kawence-deactivated20200524]

[ghminerals]

Amethyst stalactite 28 cm. Complete all around. Artigas, Uruguay. Inquire for details

[trappedinavelociraptor]

#don't

[sailorsun546]

[elfwreck]

[weaselle]

the communication on this hellsite (affectionate) is an ecosystem

[infectiouspiss]

british people call boypussy blokehole btw

[infectiouspiss]

[manisthebastard]

These are also town names

[teamlynda-deactivated20240930]

honestly i was obsessed with LC for this (before my time as @teamlynda)

[reallyndacarter]

Happy Met Gala Monday!

[productomag]

‘‘jesus is my homeboy’’ photographed by david lachapelle for i-D magazine, september 2003

[madeleineengland]

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I hereby decree summer

[sirfrogsworth]

*nerd voice* Ackshully, there is much debate about whether Roman crucifixions nailed the hands or the wrists. Experiments on cadavers in the 1930s concluded that a nail through the palm could not support the upper body.

However, nailing the heels in addition to the palms may have been enough to hold up the body. They could have also used rope to add support.

Nailing the palms would have been more painful, so they may have put in the extra work just to make the experience more torturous.

That said, biblical translations of "hand" could also include the wrist. And since Roman soldiers probably did not want bodies falling off the cross prematurely, it would make sense they would choose the more robust nailing location.

So we don't actually know where Jesus' holes are.

It is a hole-y mystery.

If you put Jesus in a box, the holes will be in his wrists and his hands simultaneously due to quantum superposition.

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