wicker boyfriend
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<p>Please interact before you follow. Don't talk to me about computers. Arthur Evans fans DNI. </p><p>"I just assume Alex Checkervest watches 90% ghost stories and old dark house movies" -- Thomas</p><p>"Your art really captures the essence of why these creatures are called "bufo bufo" -- Molly</p><p>“You're a trained film sommelier” — Liz </p><p>Icon: face of the main character from la chimera upside down, banner: Dani from Midsommar in the flower dress looking furious</p>
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Post #4483781
Help I love him
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Post #4397927
In honor of Wednesday please tell me about an experience you had with a frog
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Post #4165703
Got some more little guys in the shop this morning! I’m really really happy with these https://littleguysltd.etsy.com
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Post #4065697
Eating iceberg lettuce just to feel something
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Post #4038929
Anyway happy Thursday! Channeling this energy for all my friends today
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Post #4014729
Heads should not be allowed to headache, this should be illegal
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Post #3966319
The fact that Nolan cut the “Nobody’s killing me!!!” bit from his movie is just proof that he does not get and never has gotten the character. Him saying the joke is too linguistically complex to do in English is silly given that generations of English speakers have gotten it and laughed at it, it’s a funny bit that really gets to the core of who this guy is: someone who delights in his own cleverness, who thinks his way through problems, who understands the way people work
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Post #3965925
What If: I leave work for lunch for once
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Post #3888026
Little guy thread! A burrowing owl for @alexhaist@wandering.shop
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Post #3589338
Oop someone got The Fly’d
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Post #3413727
Yall 😭
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Post #3189621
My brother becoming a HEMA nerd through his fencing class has been such a fun and unexpected character arc, half of the texts I get from him now are cool quotes and facts from 16th century sword manuscripts and also obscure medieval occult philosophy
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Post #3189620
Help I keep seeing the Worst Take of All Time and I want to reach through my screen and shake people until their teeth rattle like dice
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Post #3189619
Nearly tripped three times carrying my stuff to the kiln but by god they made it there, wish them luck
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Post #3189618
It’s the weekend!!
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Post #2971956
Made a friend
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Post #2573369
Flowers on my walk
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Post #2519267
It’s my birthday! Tell me something nice you’re going to do for yourself today (doing something nice for yourself is required today)
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Post #2347139
On the one hand I have to get up and try to be a person but on the other hand how could I disturb them
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Post #2185961
Silly things I have been yelled at for On Here: -critiquing a tv show because the director might see it (?) -being a fake Southerner (?) because I typo’d “y’all” -faking (?) being bullied for attention (?) because I made a joke about forgiving your childhood bullies and then gently burying them alive in the sod -joking about a label on a plastic water bottle (never ever joke On Here)
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Post #2091843
I need some enrichment in my enclosure
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Post #1993535
My favorite part of Lee Cronin’s The Mummy was when the dad asks the History 101 professor if he can translate hieroglyphics and I leaned over to my brother and whispered “those aren’t hieroglyphics they’re hieratic” and a second afterwards the history guy said to the dad “Those aren’t hieroglyphics, they’re hieratic”
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Post #1993534
Happy Wednesday! Let’s all have a nice one 💜
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Post #1993531
What month is it? Well,
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Post #1958522
Hello???
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Post #1613886
Festival day one aaaaaa
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Post #1575706
I’m currently reading Weavers, Scribes, and Kings: A New History of the Ancient Near East and one of the earliest examples we have of someone using cuneiform to actually write words instead of just recording pictographs of goods is a scribe who was totaling up goods and who signed his name on his lists, and apparently one of the only things we know about him from his record keeping was that he was bad at math
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Post #1326182
My children, look at them
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Post #1227864
Look how good this turned out 😭 it was an experiment and I wanted to cheer when I opened the kiln this morning
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Post #1178940
Did several big tasks so it&#39;s frog weights time as a reward! The Bronze Age Mesopotamians created a standard weight system for trade going from really small weights to larger ones. This weight standard lasted for at least 3000 years across huge chunks of the globe. Standard ones looked like this: