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Honestly just try to shrug off transphobia, not worth your time.

But what if we held hands while we blew up transphobes cars 😳😳😳

In minecraft

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The Complete Book Of Garden Magic - Roy E Biles (1947)

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The trouble is I'm like three inches hard so I can't really tent a skirt as is, it's more like seeing the remains of a bronze age hillfort from google earth like yeah i can tell there's an indent but it's eroded enough that I can't say I'm all that impressed and it's likely if I hadn't been told i wouldn't even notice it

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The trouble is I'm like three inches hard so I can't really tent a skirt as is, it's more like seeing the remains of a bronze age hillfort from google earth like yeah i can tell there's an indent but it's eroded enough that I can't say I'm all that impressed and it's likely if I hadn't been told i wouldn't even notice it

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They’re passive aggressively cleaning each others faces in the banana bed rn

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Sketches

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A caveat to this study: the researchers were primarily looking at insect pollinator biodiversity. Planting a few native wildflowers in your garden will not suddenly cause unusual megafauna from the surrounding hinterlands to crowd onto your porch.

That being said, this study backs up Douglas Tallamy's optimistic vision of Homegrown National Park, which calls for people in communities of all sizes to dedicate some of their yard (or porch or balcony) to native plants. This creates a patchwork of microhabitats that can support more mobile insect life and other small beings, which is particularly crucial in areas where habitat fragmentation is severe. This patchwork can create migration corridors, at least for smaller, very mobile species, between larger areas of habitat that were previously cut off from each other.

It may not seem like much to have a few pots of native flowers on your tiny little balcony compared to someone who can rewild acres of land, but it makes more of a difference than you may realize. You may just be creating a place where a pollinating insect flying by can get some nectar, or lay her eggs. Moreover, by planting native species you're showing your neighbors these plants can be just as beautiful as non-native ornamentals, and they may follow suit.

In a time when habitat loss is the single biggest cause of species endangerment and extinction, every bit of native habitat restored makes a difference.

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Hunchback illustration

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I'm all ears

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★ 【千石千鵆】 「 ⚙️根比べなら⚔️負けない🎗️ 」 ☆ ✔ republished w/permission ⊳ ⊳ follow me on twitter // bsky

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The Awesome 8Q is one of the best and most simple mechs of the succession wars- a massive brick of heat sinks slathered in armor and armed with three particle projection cannons to pound anything in sight flat with caged lightning. When lostech was rediscovered and the double heat sink became a thing of less than myth and legend, every Awesome pilot in the inner sohere knew exactly what sort of new ride they needed

Only for Irian BMU to created a accursed 9M instead- too hot, too fast, too fragile, too many randon ssrm-2s the lostech AWS-9M is everything wrong about TRO:3050 in a nutshell. It took IBMU and Technicron Manufacturing *eight god damn years* for someone to stick their head out of the drafting room and realize all every Awesome pilot wanted were some god damn freezers an an extra gun. When they did, though, it was *perfect*

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🎀Today, the present is me...

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Lesbian women in the fitting room Part 2