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Issue #56 of FTM International (2000)

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Earlier I was scrolling Reddit and I come across a post in r/shrooms, a sub reddit dedicated to psychadelic mushrooms and frequently featuring entries from users who are posting during a trip.

A guy posts, freaking out, that the delivery person who dropped off his food had a huge snake wrapped around his neck and the snake was talking to him and tripped him out.

He shares a picture ne sneakily took of the delivery driver.

The delivery driver actually does, in fact, have a live 7 or so foot long boa constrictor draped across his shoulders.

Can you fucking image. Being blasted out of your gourd on hallucinogenic substances, getting a random knock at the door and the guy has a live gigantic snake just chilling. Your head would explode

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nobody:

hozier when faced with a small animal: ☹️

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listen eventually I'll get rid but having a bad day <I can touch boobs whenever

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love love love when I get to think or talk about dinosaurs

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MY MAIN FIVEEEEE (sorry to the guy on the left i cut out. idk you yet!)

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You are either going to the bathroom with me or going to the bathroom against me

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From The New Anecdota Americana, 1944

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Flathead Catfish (Pylodictis olivaris) in Black River, NC, shot by Mac Stone

I’ve seen so many surprising things while slogging in the swamp. It’s what keeps me coming back. But, this quiet wildlife encounter was truly exceptional and one of my favorites. Explorer @peter_houlihan and I were rigging old growth cypress trees to study the canopy life on the Black River, NC when I saw slight movement at the base of a decaying trunk. It was a massive catfish! With all the surrounding water gone, it looked stuck. But then I looked closer and realized it was exactly where it wanted to be because it was guarding a large clutch of eggs at the base of its tail. If you zoom in, you can see the pink mass. It turns out that once females lay eggs, the male flathead catfish will often take over guarding them from predators, including from their own mother. This dedicated dad stayed with his progeny, delicately moving his tail so sediment wouldn’t smother them, even while all the water dried up around him making him vulnerable to predators. Once dusk approached, Peter and I went back to make this portrait. And just like that, my love and appreciation for the complex ecology of these ecosystems deepened even further.

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I think one my fav fic s is gone:(

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Zine "Abolish Gender Abolish Patriarchy Abolish War" by unknown (1999)

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Why can’t real life cities be 10 mile tall gothic metropolises with red and black and skulls and statues of weeping saints everywhere

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It's always corporate infrastructure Over the structure of your face

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Autism Network International button pins (via NMAH Archives)

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am I being cunty or a cunt

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Blue Tit/blåmes. Värmland, Sweden (January 28, 2023).