strangesibyl
strangesibyl
Sweet Like Mango
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I just don’t really want to list every identity I cling to
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Emile Delrue (1878–1928) - “Kerkspinnen” (Church Spiders), c. 1900
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strangesibyl · 1 day ago
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Can i say something problematique for terminally online millenials and people born after that point: I think the seeming lack of ability or willingness to call one another and chat on the phone with friends unprompted or out of the blue contributes to whatever hellish loneliness everyone is talking about feeling these days. Say what you want about boomers and old people but those guys mostly knew how to keep in touch with each other. Idk man call a bitch today
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strangesibyl · 2 days ago
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jumping spiders and their babies
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strangesibyl · 2 days ago
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Crystal Ewer with Lizard-Shaped Handle
Qing dynasty (1644–1911), 18th century
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hard cider was invented when someone decided to make beer that tastes good instead of bad
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strangesibyl · 2 days ago
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A radical mermaid-like creature, a fish-dog (?), and a monkey in a hurry form an unlikely trio in a 17th-century Persian version of a medieval Arabic treatise: https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/marvels-of-things-created-and-miraculous-aspects-of-things-existing
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strangesibyl · 2 days ago
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experimenting with wax resist on this cute little fellow
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Little girl using ulu & Mama drying fish
Alaska
The World of the American Indian, National Geographic, 1974
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Blueberry Cured Salmon (Blueberry Gravlax)
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Super structured tailoring is a bourgeois western evil designed to showcase how much fabric you can cut. Also restriction of the body feels awful and is bad for your guts. What if we showed opulence by how much flowing high quality textiles we could drape over our persons like pretty much all people everywhere through most of time
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Emily Dickinson, from her poem titled "1188," featured in The Emergency Poet
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strangesibyl · 3 days ago
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vodun day, 2020 benin. julio sacristan
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strangesibyl · 3 days ago
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The Pazyryk Carpet, the oldest known surviving carpet in the world, 5th century BC. Scythian [3300x3500]
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strangesibyl · 3 days ago
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I feel very out of sync with most people. Even within the niche hobbies and interests I cultivate, I always feel like my motivation and focus is just a bit off from what the people around me are doing. It’s a little lonely, but I don’t necessarily want to change my MO.
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strangesibyl · 4 days ago
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Mayan custom of inlaying teeth with jade
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strangesibyl · 5 days ago
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strangesibyl · 6 days ago
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BREAKING: New Jaguar Just Dropped!
A Center for Biological Diversity analysis of a trail camera detection by wildlife enthusiast Jason Miller confirms we have a new jaguar in Arizona, making it the 8th jaguar documented in the U.S. Southwest in the past 3 decades. The rosette pattern on each jaguar is unique, like a human fingerprint, and it enables identification of specific animals. The pattern shows this jaguar is not Sombra or El Jefe, two jaguars who have roamed Arizona in recent years. Jaguars once lived throughout the American Southwest, with historical records on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, the mountains of Southern California and as far east as Louisiana. But they virtually disappeared from this part of their range over the past 150 years, primarily due to habitat loss and historic government predator control programs intended to protect the livestock industry.
Read more: https://biodiv.us/3RORtQp
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