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pyxisbr-blog-blog · 1 year ago
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A Função do Cartunista, da série "Entre sem bater".
A função do cartunista, @angeli_ , é despertar os incautos e ignorantes.
E, de quebra, promover a reflexão e debate.
#FunçãodoCartunista #Entresembater #Angeli
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flufflecat · 1 month ago
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poorly-drawn-mdzs · 4 months ago
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So I was scrolling along and accidentally clicked on a tag of some post. But it opened with this as the banner and I thought it was perfect. 🧡
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SUCK IS DICK SUNDAY
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pierppasolini · 8 months ago
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Natalie Wood and James Dean photographed by Dennis Stock, on the set of Rebel Without a Cause
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delanore-roosevelt · 22 days ago
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think my house is fully complete until new stuff is added🙂‍↕️!
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woobosco · 2 years ago
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Afro Culture (My culture)
@woobosco
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notbecauseofvictories · 2 years ago
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I’ve now seen the “would you eat lab-grown meat” poll twice, which means it is time to air one of my least charitable opinions---namely, I think imitation meat is an abomination. I could pretend this is for noble reasons (and I want to believe I have a couple in the mix) but truthfully its existence revolts and annoys me. It feels like a kind of hypocrisy; I mean, I’m sorry if you crave chicken wings for whatever reason? but you’re the one who gave up an omnivorous diet and refused to get creative with the foods left to you. Eat your cauliflower in buffalo sauce and shut up.
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will woof
that is all
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jitterbugjive · 1 year ago
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Kumoricon 2023 photos part 10
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dognonsense · 9 months ago
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Woof woods puppy girl covered in the blood of a golfer she murdered with their own golf club
less blood. in case u prefer lol.
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crisp-autumnal-air · 2 months ago
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By Egor Litvinov
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dailyzanymerch · 2 months ago
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Day 46
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Found here.
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kayawolfhorse · 4 months ago
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This update has been a massive win for me
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woobosco · 2 years ago
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Afro Culture (My culture)
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theneverendingshow · 11 months ago
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Serena Wood via Metart
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omg-snakes · 29 days ago
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So, do all diffused corn snakes have to have patternless sides or is it another gene that can have levels of expression? I'm buying a pewter corn hatchling soon but it has those patterns. And another completely unrelated question (didn't want to send 2 asks) but lets say one snake is het for charcoal and the other snake its being paired to is not het for charcoal. Does that het pass on to the hatchling at all?
Hello friend!
Diffused corn snakes should have some level of diffusion of pattern on their sides (that's where the name comes from!) that gets more pronounced closer to the tummy, but there are definitely levels of quality at play. A snake with no or very light side patterning is obviously going to be a higher quality Diffused than one with more normal-type side patterning. It's become pretty common to see these popping up in the hobby, though, as folks just mash snakes together without regard for morph integrity. :(
Personally, I know "pet only" is a bit of a trigger phrase in the reptile hobby, but if a Diffused has normal, undiffused patterning on their sides or any checkering on their tummy, I certainly wouldn't consider them worth breeding. They can still be a gorgeous lovely pet! There's absolutely nothing wrong with keeping snakes as pets and just, like, not breeding them! You don't need to breed them to love them! You don't need to breed them please stop breeding them I beg of you please the market is so saturated please do not
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If a het [insert favorite gene here] is paired to a non-het, the resulting offspring will be 50% likely to carry the het gene. We call these "50% het [gene name]" until proven het or non-het.
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