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Mid-stretch Ospreymask~ can’t wait to see her as a mom and the kits themselves. Girl knew what she wanted and shes got it! Now there’s only hoping it doesn’t get ruined @clangenrising
[ID- Ospreymask, a charcoal silver tabby with a heavy mask over her face and swirled side marking, is curled in a big stretch with both of her back legs to the top of the canvas and her one front leg out pointing to the right. Her other front leg is pressed to her stomach with her tail curled over her back. Light highlights her stomach and ‘outshines’ the lines around with darker purple shadows to contrast. Her one open eye is glimmering as she is clearly smiling staring at her rounded stomach. End ID], ALTS under cut!
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Disability is not a punishment, but I think the world would be genuinely improved if every person involved in writing or regulating ingredient labels was mysteriously inflicted with at least one food allergy falling under each of the following categories: "natural flavors," "modified food starch," "artificial flavors," "spices," and "color." Down with ingredient labels so vague that they defeat the entire fucking point.
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this reminds me to ask. Hey, folks who get stuck with executive dysfunction, specifically movement initiation (like when you're trying to get up to, idk, get the ice cream you want for dessert)?
Can you do me a favor? Next time you're stuck, try wiggling your toes and then trying to Get Up To Do The Thing and tell me whether or not it helps?
I have some half assed ideas about why this might work revolving around the possibility of being able to use smaller motions to build up the dopaminergic tone in the striatum of the brain. That's a major structure involved in both motivation and movement, both of which dopamine interact powerfully with. And it does seem to be useful for me, at least. But I can't figure out if that's some internal belief thing on my end or something more generally applicable, and I would love some help figuring out if this is useful for other people.
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The rapier of Christian II, Elector of Saxony
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More random rodentia (pack rats, grasshopper mouse, kaibab squirrel, kangaroo rat, deer mices)
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shrek 5's teaser animation isnt bad you're just nostalgic for movies made in 2001
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Because we can remake him. We have the technology.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1665263199/cookie-cutter-the-chicago-rat-hole
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hey man dont silly string me along weve gotta silly putty our differences aside and silly band together
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Bunny portrait series commissioned by some dear friends of mine 🐰
Their names in order: Anais, Hudson, Bourbon, and Moogi
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Why was Odysseus’ bow so hard to string?
(The bow I use in this is Chinese in design rather than Greek, but it hits some of the key shape points)
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Brother Ignatz trying to get out of dish duty by pretending to be a stand of reeds. again.
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hey sorry it's just that i don't think i'm very good at being a person. thanks for letting me try with you, anyway.
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