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“First season of LEVERAGE - so he's 21 years old - he shows me his watch designs. I'm expecting, y' know, celebrity strap branding or faces. No, it's engineering schematics of GEARS and shit. Pages of them. Even then, there were none so cool.” - John Rogers

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i startled her…

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i startled her…

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it really is funny how in the beginning sam and dean really try to save possessed people and we even get the entire thing with meg and bobby warning them not to injure her further to save her life, and then a few seasons later every episode with demons in it becomes a sam and dean self righteous murder spree or whatever

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2025 is a good number, it’s a quarter of the way through the 20 hundreds and it’s got that nice set of 2s separated by only a 0. not bad. whatever happens this year at least it’ll be happening during a good number 😌

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bgs are hard but at least this makes it easier T_T

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Даная\Danaë by Andrey Surnov

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military recruiter: so what got you guys interested in the marine corps

enormous horde of hagfish, ispods and bottom-feeding crustaceans: oh. uh. is that how you pronounce it

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Random fact: They did a study on courtship and mating behavior of American alligators at the St. Augustine Alligator Farm in the early 1980's. This study revealed that, among other things, the majority of alligator sex is gay

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Common and even annoying to those who live here but seen as beautiful to most of the rest of the world, blue jays are the loud mischievous trolls of the garden. They’re also the only birds I notice eating ice when it’s too cold for water.

Edit: I take this for granted so I didn’t think to say but as @levile says they are corvids. They also like to mimic the calls of birds of prey, seemingly just to scare smaller birds for the fun of it.

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me whenever i meet a new person

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So. I showed you Bug's begging dance yesterday, but I feel you should get to see the death drill as well. When she actually gets a mouse, she performs the death drill- a rapid back and forth shake of her head with her beak almost against the ground, that would extremely efficiently kill any small animal she got her beak on in the wild.

Thankfully she is not in the wild and the mouse is already dead, but she doesn't know that.

Also it's just impressive how the mouse disappears. Schlorp. No horking necessary.

Anyway, I think about the death drill a lot. I wonder if velociraptors did this to small prey items. If archeopteryx did. If compsognathus did. They had hands, or at least front claws, but I wonder if they did this still. How many ghosts of dinosaurs past echo in her behaviors?

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THE SHAPE MY FUCKING CAT IS MAKING RIGHT NOW?

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