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sydney adamu the chef de cuisine

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creating fanworks really is some kind of threading a camel through the eye of a needle shit how am i supposed to articulate and explore every possible theme canon proposes in this thing so people will know i understand the source material

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It's the season

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I know I've said this a hundred times but if you're worried about palestinian fundraisers being scams at least consider donating to MSF. It's a highly reputable organization which has broken its long-standing neutrality to denounce Israel in front of the UN. Here's all the aid MSF is providing to Gazans (documentation available in multiple languages).

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Archaeologists believe that the Whale Bone Alley of Yttygran Island, Siberia was built as a shrine and sacred meeting place by the Inuit in the 14th century. At the time, there was a temporary Ice Age that resulted in a prolonged winter, and food shortages that could have led to conflicts between Inuit tribes. Whale Bone Alley may have been the neutral place where they could come together to discuss their problems, take part in sacrificial offerings, and store their meat in the square pits that once existed between the bone walls. 

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Lenticular Clouds

Altocumulus Lenticular clouds are stationary clouds that form mostly in the troposphere, typically in parallel alignment to the wind direction. They are often comparable in appearance to a lens or saucer. Nacreous clouds that form in the lower stratosphere sometimes have lenticular shapes.

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Inspired by that gorgeous Chauvet bear cave painting and also Djungelskog

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''what if my writing isn't good eno--'' what if it's a reflection of your soul. what if it has a place in this world. what if you write it anyway

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Kogei Club: Koseki (1971)

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I hate how fandom has become "if you haven't created anything in this very specific time frame after the release of the show/movie, everyone will have moved on"

And call me old fashioned, but that's just not me. I sometimes take ages to create and publish. And I will love a show or movie for such a long time (years, babes, years) that I just can't relate to the fast consumerism that's going on.

Because, let's be real, it can get really lonely in a fandom if most have simply moved on to the next shiny thing. Is what's created less worth, just because it was created outside the hype? Why is it such a taboo for this new fandom generation to love an old or "late" fic or art?

It's so tiring and I'm too old for the 30-seconds-hype-tiktok-shit. Just tired. So, so tired.

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When you see me again, it won't be me

Sheung Wan, Hong Kong | 2022 In-frame: cliieo Photographers: emilydrinkschocolate & fishmonkeycow

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Photo of a Mixe woman's braids in Chichicastepec, Oaxaca, Mexico, comes from an out of print 1971 book entitled Mexican Folk Art.

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ptd mv jin 2.0

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New York Winter 2014 2015

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more pixel art stamp concepts (:

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what did you learn this year ?