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Tunner Enjoying Rolling Around in the Grass! (Sprunki)

Sprinkles: Bark! Bark! (Well, we can say that Tunner is the serious and determined guy when it comes to staying alert in dangerous situations, but in this gif, he doesn't seem to care about anything, like having fun on his day off rolling around in the grass like a cat!)

Request by @angelaherexd

Made In Piskel

Tunner Is Belong to Sprunki Incredibox (Whatever mod or no)

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Mutapa

Mutapa (aka Matapa, Mwenemutapa, and Monomotapa) was a southern African kingdom located in the north of modern Zimbabwe along the Zambezi River which flourished between the mid-15th and mid-17th century CE. Although sometimes described as an empire, there is little evidence that the Shona people of Mutapa ever established such control over the region. Prospering thanks to its local resources of gold and ivory, the kingdom traded with Muslim merchants on the coast of East Africa and then the Portuguese during the 16th century CE. The kingdom went into decline when it was weakened by civil wars, and the Portuguese conquered its territory around 1633 CE.

Great Zimbabwe Decline

By the 15th century CE, the kingdom of Great Zimbabwe (est. c. 1100 CE) was in decline and any links with the lucrative coastal trade of the Swahili coast had ceased. This may be because gold deposits had run out in the territory controlled by the kingdom. Additional factors may have included overpopulation, overworking of the land, and deforestation, leading to food shortages which were perhaps brought to crisis point by a series of droughts.

By the second half of the 15th century CE, the Bantu-speaking Shona peoples had migrated a few hundred kilometres northwards from Great Zimbabwe to a land where they displaced the indigenous pygmies and smaller tribes who fled to the forests and desert. The exact relationship between Great Zimbabwe and Mutapa is not known other than that archaeology has shown both kingdoms had very similar pottery, weapons, tools, and luxury manufactured goods like jewellery.

The Shona thus formed a new state, the kingdom of Mutapa, from around 1450 CE, although it may well have been a case of the Zimbabwe ruling elite changing capital rather than a general population movement from the south. The founder and first Mutapa king was Nyatsimba Mutota. According to Shona oral tradition, Mutota had been sent to investigate the land around the north bend of the Zambezi River and he came back with the glad tidings that it was plentiful in salt and wild game. The second king, Mutota's son Nyanhehwe Matope, would expand the kingdom even further, capturing both land and cattle.

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Lovebug randy anyone? Maybe if I keep working on this it has some story to it as well?

I’m so down bad, anyway-

Thoughts and prayers for my hands they only barely managed to draw these

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ROUND 2, MATCH 19

around vs surf jerk

Reblogs appreciated for bigger sample size

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[autosadist]

ari, 30, ⚧︎, i cast spells 16 hours daily

[yeesiine]

Facts are simple and facts are straight. Facts are lazy and facts are late. Facts all come with points of view. Facts don't do what I want them to. Facts just twist the truth around. Facts are living turned inside out.

[thepersonalwords]

When you want to be alone, even few people around you will seem like a tremendous crowd to you!

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[overdramatic-tits]

Okay but imagine how hot he would look with his hand around my neck wearing the matching friendship bracelet I made him

[markus-h]

somehow a leave is dancing around in the wind

[ukdailymail]

Seven suns appear in the skies of Chengdu, Sichuan in China

[atubfullofhairlesscats]

If I was a crab I'd bring my other crab friends rocks and pinch mortals then magbe dance a little then do what crabs do

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