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He really talked Trump into naming it DOGE huh

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“i’m a top” “im a bottom” okay??? i’m commander shepard??? and this is my favorite store on the citadel????

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let's get ✨vulnerable✨

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thinking two characters have had sex does not equal shipping at all… i dont have to like it i just know it happened

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can't take movies with tumutluous clone relationships because first off why are you not sucking each other and second now we can cook full course meals just for us and actually finish them

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aaaaa yes, the jjk reference

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Waiter oh waiter more salt in my wound please!!!

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Ok so apparently the girls went out for tinis and bruschetta without me

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Love your blog so much, you've introduced me to so many creatures I've never heard of and I'm ready for more!

Got any cave/deep sea creatures that are out of this world or are your favs?

Thank you so much kumquat! Yeah I def have some favorite deep sea creatures. Here you go...

Pacific Hagfish (Eptatretus stoutii), family Myxinidae, order Myxiniformes, found on the ocean floor in deep parts of the Pacific Ocean

Jawless fish.

photograph by Linda Snook | NOAA

Sea Pig (Scotoplanes globosa), family Elpididae, specimens found in the deep sea off of the Pacific Coast of North America

The Sea Pig is a benthic deep-sea sea cucumber (class Holothuroidea) that walks using long tube-like limbs.

Like most sea cucumbers, they feed on detritus.

They have often been see congregating in groups of up to 30 individuals.

The 3 species of Scotoplanes are difficult to tell apart by sight.

photograph via: MBARI

Giant Isopod (Bathynomus giganteus), family , order Isopoda, found on the ocean floor in the deep sea of the Indian, Pacific, and West Atlantic Oceans

The largest species of isopod. The largest confirmed individual was measured at 50 cm in length, 36 is a more typical maximum length.

photograph via: Aquarium of the Pacific

Vampire Squid (Vampyroteuthis infernalis), family Vampyroteuthidae, photographed in the deep sea off the Pacific Coast of North America

Vampire Squids are not actually true squids, but are in their own distinct groups of Cephalopods (most closely related to the Octopuses).

They only grow to a total length of up to 30 cm (~ 1 ft).

They have many light producing photophores on various locations around their body.

They live at depths of 600 to 900 m (2,000 to 3,000 ft) in oceans around the world.

photographs via: MBARI

Flapjack Octopus (Opisthoteuthis californiana), family Opisthoteuthidae, off the coast of Washington state, USA

photograph via: NOAA Ocean Exploration

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Zinogre | ジンオウガ -

Monster Hunter Wilds PC style

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listen hobbit pussy could be mediocre (doubtful) but even if it was it's still followed by a 17 course homecooked meal and the kind of weed that would make sauron scared. lithe beautiful immortal elven pussy has no power compared to the simple, hardworking hobbit. and it goes without saying that you cannot handle dwarven pussy.

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my cat is literally a girl who would eat a cheeseburger on the toilet

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