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[max1461]

the indo-europeans were the original horse girls

[signoraviolettavalery]

Given the kind of unhinged shit Taylor Swift literally pulls in the name of promotion I would actually not putt his past her

and Bojan's over there like "please break my heart so I can write some more songs, I need heartbreak for inspiration"

unhinged conversation with @touchyourblood last night:

[octotomo]

Splatoon: The Vestigial Species - Design Ideas (Central Asia)

If you have not viewed the main post first, please do so. Otherwise, here is a list of archaeological cultures which you are free to choose from to use as an inspiration when designing your human society!

Bronze Age

Botai Culture

Afanasievo Culture

Karasuk Culture

Okunev Culture

Bactria-Margiana Archaeological Complex

Xiaohe Culture (Tarim Mummies)

[rabbitcruiser]

National Ride Your Horse to a Bar Day

National Ride Your Horse to a Bar Day is celebrated on April 2 every year. This day encourages people to do exactly as the name says ― ride their horse to their favorite bar and enjoy a drink, just like a cowboy! This holiday is recent; it was created in April 2021 by a man called Dale Garwood. Strangely, horses have a long history with bars and pubs, many of which were ‘coaching inns’ with stables attached for horses to rest or be changed for the long journey the following day; many of the oldest surviving pubs still offer such services.

History of National Ride Your Horse to a Bar Day

A study in 2012 that performed genomic sampling on 300 workhorses from local areas and reviewed previous studies of archaeology, mitochondrial DNA, and Y-DNA suggested that horses originally were domesticated in the western part of the Eurasian steppe. Although DNA studies have had varied results, the ‘Equus ferus przewalskii’ — also known as the Mongolian wild horse — is believed to be unrelated to the modern domestic horse. One study suggests that the ‘Przewalski’ and the modern domestic horse diverged about 160,000 years ago. A 2009 molecular study using ancient DNA places the Przewalski horse in the middle of the domesticated horses.

Chariot burials around 2500 B.C. present the most direct evidence of horses as working animals. Indirect evidence suggests that people rode horses around 3500 B.C. One theory proposed that the modern horse descended from the Botai culture, where horses were milked and possibly ridden more than 5,000 years ago. However, despite sharing a small amount of DNA with them, modern domesticated breeds do not descend from the earliest domestic horse lineage at Botai.

In 2021, a comprehensive genetic analysis reported that today’s domestic horses are from the lower Volga-Don region in Russia. A test of 273 ancient horse genomes indicates that these populations replaced almost all the local breeds as they expanded rapidly throughout Eurasia from about 4,200 years ago. It also showed the selection of particular adaptations for horse-riding and the spread of the equestrian material culture — including Sintashta spoke-wheeled chariots. For Asia Indo-Iranian languages, chariots and horses spread together, following the early second millennium B.C. Sintashta culture.

National Ride Your Horse to a Bar Day timeline

3500 B.C.

The Earliest Indirect Evidence of Horseriding

The evidence of a ‘thong bridle’ is found in Kazakhstan.

3000 B.C.

The Evidence for Horse Milking and Riding

Modern horses share DNA with horses from the Botai culture that were milked and ridden.

2500 B.C.

The Evidence of Horses as Working Animals

Chariot burials from this era present the earliest, most direct hard evidence of horses as working animals.

4200 years ago

Modern Horses Expand Throughout Eurasia

There’s a selection of horse riding adaptations; the equestrian material culture also spreads.

National Ride Your Horse to a Bar Day FAQs

What is a horse-rider called?

A horse rider is called a horseman.

What are the rules of horse riding?

Wear boots with proper heels to prevent your feet from slipping through the stirrups, keep your horse under control and maintain a secure seat at all times, and remember that horses can be easily frightened by unusual objects and noises.

What are the three types of horses?

They are heavy horses, light horses, and ponies.

National Ride Your Horse to a Bar Day Activities

Ride your horse to a bar: Self-explanatory, right? If you have a horse and a favorite bar, giddy up!

Dress like a cowboy: As we’ve said, riding a horse to a bar is an old tradition of the Old West, so why not dress as such? Wear some boots, jeans, a belt with a big buckle, a shirt, and a hat.

Talk like a cowboy: If you want to take it one step further, you can talk to the bartender like a cowboy. Look up common expressions such as ‘howdy partner’ or ‘yarn the hours away’ and practice your southern accent.

5 Fun Facts About Horses

They can sleep standing up: They have a ‘stay-apparatus,’ a system of tendons and ligaments that allows the horse to lock their legs in position so they can relax without falling over.

Near 360-degree field of vision: Because of the positioning of their eyes on the sides of their head, they can see almost everywhere and have only two blind spots, one behind them and the other in front and under their nose.

Their reflexes are quick: They can go from standing still to delivering a kick in just 0.3 seconds, while the human reaction time is 1.6 seconds.

They can’t breathe through their mouth: Unlike humans, horses are only able to breathe through their noses.

Their ears are composed of 10 muscles: These let them rotate their ears nearly 180 degrees and move them independently of one another.

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[trollsarecute]

Can He Escape????

Creek: Hello Bronch.

Branch: I don't like it here! Please let me go!!

Creek: Mate, I'm afraid I cont do that......

Branch: I'M NOT GOING DOWN WITHOUT A FIGHT DAMMIT!!!!

Creek: *looks down at him and looks him up and down and puts a sly smile on his face😏...mmhmm...Oh I'm sure someone at your age thas weak con bring down a 30 year old mon. *walks up and kneels down and in his face he says* but you con try little buddy....but, by the time the doie is over....you'll learn that I'm older, stronger.....and bigger😈😈😈so say what you wanna say, think what you wanna think, but your wittle weak botay is no moch for may mate. *smirks and boops his nose* BOOP!

Branch: ugggghhh *struggles* WARNING!!!!! THIS WILL BEING GOING DOWN HILL SO I'D BE PREPARED WHEN READING....YOU'VE BEEN WARNED.....

*stands up and leans in as if he was a wolf tryting to get to his pray while being held back by chains* I'LL FUCKING END YOU!!!!! DO YOU HEAR ME DAMMIT???!!! I'LL CAUSE YOU PAIN AND SUFFEREING LIKE YOUR CURETTNY DOING TO THIS CHILD!!!! THIS IS CALLED FUCKING CHILD ABUSE!!!!!! I WON'T LET YOU GET AWAY WITH IT!!!! *pulls hard at the chains hold him back and glares right into Creek as if he were a wolf himself*

Creek: *comes up to him like and gangster and stand there for a second before giving a really hard smack to the face then pinning him down harshly to the floor while glaring down to him* IF YOU ESCAPE!!!! *shakes him* I'LL FUCKING BEAT YOU UP!!!! EVEN WHEN YOU SCREAM OUT FOR MERCY!!!! DO YOU UNDERSTAND???????!!!!!!

Branch: *struggles* UGGGGHHH FUCK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!

Creek: *huffs and puffs and back hands smacks him harshly* DO YOU HEAR ME????!!!!!

Branch: *tries not to cry* DON'T HURT ME!!!! G-GET OFF OF ME!!!!!!!

Creek: *rips all the chains off of him and ties his legs and arms up and hair. then grabs a whip from his hair and slashes at him*

Branch: *struggling hard to escape on the floor and screams at every hit* AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH 😫😫😫!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Creek: *evily laughs* YOU NOW UNDERSTAND MATE!!!!!!! IK YOU DO!!!!

Branch: * breaks free and grabs the whip trying to yank it from him*

Creek: *gasps not seeing this coming and tries hard to pull and feels his strength* LET GOO!!!!! THIS WON'T END WELL!!!!!!!!!!!!

Branch: I DON'T LIKE BEING HIT!!!!!!!!

Creek: *yanks him over without warning and wraps one arm around him and the other holding his wrists and his hair curled up around his hair tightly*

Branch: *screams then squirms* LET GO OF ME!!!!! D-DON'T HURT ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Creek: aww bronchie scared? Here I thought we'd be stronger then Creek.....

Branch: RRRGGGHH!!! STOP IT! LET ME GO!! PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!

Creek: *Where his hair is tied he breaks some lose but leaves the rest tying his hair up and the part that's broken uses it to tuck underneath his arms and holds him hostage then uses another hair an d ties his wrists together and trickles his hands down his waist as every single Falange dab his skin*

Branch: *fells his hand as his eyes widen and as it tickles him it causes him to move as he moves his waist from left to right and scream like a girl* no, no! NOOOOO!! LET MEEE GOO NOO *jumps as if he didn't want to touch the ground with his feet and whines a scream* NO, STOP!!!! L-LET GO OF ME!!!!!!!!!!!! *squirms and struggles hating it all and lets out a girl like screech* 😭😭😭😭*tries to push away*

Creek: *a smirk craws across his face as he lifts up his arms*

Branch: *panics* NO/!! NOOOOOO!!!!! PLEASE!! STOP!!

Creek: *does it faster this time but digging deeper*

Branch: *fights him as he grunts then slides down as his body starts to run out of energy as he keeps screaming and crying now stuck unable to moves. Trying to catch his breath* ....OKay...OKAY!!!!!!!......YOU WIN!!! YOU WIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!! JUST LET ME GO, STOP THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I.....I CAN'T TAKE THIS ANYMORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! *cries*

Creek: *doesn't stop* well, you put yourself in his position, now you can't move and now you gotta suffer.........

Branch: NO!! -I-I-MMMPH!!!!!

Creek: *taps mouth shut*

Branch: *muffles* MMPH MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! * pulls arms and kicks legs but doesn't get anywhere and sits there trying to figure out what to do as Creek keeps tickling him*

A few seconds later

Branch: *as he is still thinking a stench of something burning creeps up into his nose and sniffs the air as he confusingly looks around then looks down and eyes widen as he sees its Creek hair that's wrapped underneath his arm still and freaks out forgetting he's stuck and can barly move and licks the duck tap and it falls down past the fire and he screams* CREEK PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE!!! LET ME GO PLASE!!!!!!! I'M-I'M-I'M- SORRY OKAY!!!! PLEASE LET ME GO!!!

Creek: *looks down at Branch then spots something and sees the fire as his eyes widen with fear and lets him go*

Branch: *rolls on the floor trying to get it off then it's gone* WHAT DID YOPU DO TO ME????????!!!!!!!!!! I'M A FUCKING KID!!!!!!!!!!! WHY ARE YOU TRYING TO KILL ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!???????????

Creek: *isa shocked on why he's accusing him for something like that* Bronch!! I never said I hated you!!!! and I didn't do that!!!!!! I don't now how it happened!!! I'm not going to accuse you, because whyt the fuck would you do that????!!!!!

Branch: *runs off but Creek grabs him*

Crek: we can go back to what we were doing if you want to??

Branch: *gasps at his grasp* LET ME GO!!!!!! LET ME GO NOW!!!!!!! IDK WHAT HAPPENED AND I'M NOT RISKING MY LIFE FOR IT!!!! SO GET THE FUCK OFF OF ME!!!!!!!!!!!! *pulls to escape*

Creek: Bronch, I hear you mate. B7ut unfortunately I cont let you go...

Branch: *kicks him* I'm sorry don't beat me???!!! *runs and tries to unlock the door but realizes he doesn't have the keys but feels someone behind him then feels two habnd grabs his arms from behind as he gasps and tries to get away* NO PLEASE I I I I I I-!!!!!!

Creek: woe, woe ,woe!! mate, take it easy. I'm not going to hurt you.

Branch: I don't trust you.....please i i i i b-beg of you PLEAAASSSEEEEEEE!!!!!! *sobs*

Creek: *slowly leans in and kisses him*

Branch: *as he feels the sudden wet kiss his eyes pop opens his eyes and panics but tries not to remembering what he'll do to him so doesn't do it anything and lets him do as he stands there suffering*

Hi guys, feeling better today. I'm really tired, got little to no sleep last night due to someone doing the wrong so didn't get to bed til late at 2 something, didn't look at the clock. I got sunburnt from being out at Hershey from 9 to 8 and I think my scalp got some because my head is hurting, I got summer school tomorrow. I really not wanting to go, but sadly I do. Anyways, I hoped you liked it. This was a lot longer then usual. I'm proud of that.

anyways.. odios!!!!!!!!!!

[theprissythumbelina]

ASDFGHJKL

yeah I could go ON but I like, would need to collect my thoughts about it first. Basically, Horses were Domesticated in that area of the world (Botai, ~5400ya). The ancient cultures of the Eurasian Steppes are THE OG HORSEPEOPLE. Even into the early medieval period of Europe, not to even delve into Chinese area cause I'm not an expert in that, these horse cultures were feared and respected for their incredible horsemanship and unstoppable might. Without these incredible cultures, the entire world would look so much different. And the use of horses as a cultural centerpiece in this area, it is an unbroken tradition for over 5000 years.

[nunuisancenewt]

Are there wild horses?

Yes! ( there are free roaming horses all over the world!)

But actually no ( nearly all of them are feral horses)

Yes! ( the only Surviving population of the wild horse, the przewalski’s wild horse, was “discovered” by westerners in 1881)

But actually no ( the last wild Przewalski’s horse was seen in 1969 and presumed extinct in the wild )

Yes! ( the Przewalski’s horse survived in western zoos and was reintroduced to the wild in 1992!)

But actually no ( research paper from 2018 suggests Przewalski’s wild horses are feral animals)

Yes! ( The researchers findings are garbage, they find that Przewalski’s horses are related to Botai culture horses, which were managed of not domesticated , based on bone/tooth wear indicating use of bits in the mouth, and jump the shark)

But actually no ( the modern population once people actually dug through the records is descendant from 12 Przewalski’s horses and 4 domesticated horses)

But yes! ( North American gray wolves all have some domestic dog ancestry and no one denies they are wild)

[keys2play]

1. Allgemeines über Pferde

Wissenschaftlicher Name: Equus caballus Familie: Equidae Lebensraum: Ursprünglich in freier Wildbahn auf den Steppen Eurasiens, heute weltweit domestiziert. Lebensdauer: Im Durchschnitt 25–30 Jahre, manche erreichen über 40 Jahre. Größe und Gewicht: Variieren je nach Rasse; Ponys sind kleiner als 1,48 m (Stockmaß), Großpferde können bis zu 1,8 m oder mehr messen. Gewicht reicht von 200 kg (Ponys) bis über 1000 kg (Kaltblüter). Pferde sind Pflanzenfresser mit einem Verdauungssystem, das auf kontinuierliche Aufnahme kleiner Mengen von Gras oder Heu ausgelegt ist. Sie haben ein starkes Sozialverhalten und leben in Herden mit klaren Hierarchien.

2. Geschichte und Domestizierung

Ursprung: Pferde wurden vor etwa 5.500 Jahren in den Steppen Zentralasiens (vermutlich Botai-Kultur, heutiges Kasachstan) domestiziert. Nutzung: Pferde revolutionierten Transport, Landwirtschaft, Krieg und Handel. Sie waren entscheidend für die Entwicklung von Kulturen wie den Mongolen, Römern und mittelalterlichen Rittern. Moderne Nutzung: Heute werden Pferde hauptsächlich für Sport (Reiten, Rennen), Freizeit, Therapie (z. B. therapeutisches Reiten) und in einigen Regionen noch für Arbeit (z. B. Viehtrieb) eingesetzt.

3. Anatomie und Physiologie Körperbau: Pferde sind für Schnelligkeit und Ausdauer gebaut. Ihre langen Beine und muskulösen Körper ermöglichen Geschwindigkeiten von bis zu 60 km/h (bei Vollblutpferden). Sinne: Sehen: Fast 360°-Sichtfeld, aber eingeschränkte Tiefenwahrnehmung direkt vor und hinter ihnen. Hören: Sehr empfindlich, Ohren können unabhängig voneinander bewegt werden. Geruch: Ausgezeichnet, dient zur Identifikation von Artgenossen und Gefahren. Bewegung: Pferde haben vier natürliche Gangarten: Schritt, Trab, Galopp und bei manchen Rassen Tölt oder Passgang. Verdauung: Ihr Magen ist klein, daher brauchen sie häufige, kleine Mahlzeiten. Koliken sind eine häufige Gesundheitsgefahr.

4. Pferderassen

Es gibt über 300 Pferderassen weltweit, die in drei Hauptkategorien eingeteilt werden: Warmblüter: Vielseitige Sportpferde wie Hannoveraner, Holsteiner oder Trakehner. Sie sind wendig, stark und für Disziplinen wie Dressur oder Springen geeignet. Kaltblüter: Schwere Arbeitspferde wie Shire, Clydesdale oder Percheron. Sie sind kräftig, ruhig und ideal für Zugaufgaben. Vollblüter: Schnelle, elegante Pferde wie Araber oder Englische Vollblüter, gezüchtet für Rennen oder Ausdauer. Ponys wie Shetlandponys oder Welsh-Ponys sind keine eigene Kategorie, sondern kleinere Pferde (unter 1,48 m).

5. Verhalten und Kommunikation

Sozialverhalten: Pferde sind Herdentiere und brauchen Gesellschaft. Isolation kann Stress verursachen.

Kommunikation: Körpersprache: Ohrenstellung, Schweifbewegungen und Körperhaltung zeigen Stimmung (z. B. angelegte Ohren = Aggression).

Laute: Wiehern, Schnauben oder leises Brummeln dienen der Kommunikation.

Intelligenz: Pferde können lernen, komplexe Aufgaben zu lösen, und haben ein gutes Gedächtnis. Sie erkennen Menschen und andere Pferde über Jahre hinweg.

6. Pflege und Haltung

Ernährung: Heu, Gras, Kraftfutter (z. B. Hafer) und Mineralstoffe. Frisches Wasser ist essenziell.

Bewegung: Pferde brauchen tägliche Bewegung, idealerweise auf Weiden oder durch Training.

Haltung: Offenstall: Pferde leben in Gruppen mit Zugang zu Unterstand und Weide.

Boxenhaltung: Einzelboxen, oft mit täglichem Auslauf.

Gesundheit: Regelmäßige Hufpflege (alle 6–8 Wochen), Impfungen (z. B. gegen Tetanus, Influenza) und Entwurmung sind notwendig. Häufige Probleme: Koliken, Lahmheiten, Hufrehe.

7. Pferde im Sport und in der Kultur

Reitsport: Olympische Disziplinen: Dressur, Springreiten, Vielseitigkeit.

Andere Disziplinen: Westernreiten, Pferderennen, Polo, Voltigieren.

Kulturelle Bedeutung: In der Mythologie: Pegasus (griechisch), Sleipnir (nordisch).

In der Kunst: Von Höhlenmalereien bis zu Gemälden von George Stubbs.

In der Literatur: „Schwarzer Hengst“, „Der Pferdeflüsterer“.

Pferde in der modernen Popkultur: Filme wie „Seabiscuit“ oder Serien wie „Heartland“.

8. Interessante Fakten

Pferde können im Stehen schlafen, dank eines „Rastmechanismus“ in den Beinen, der Gelenke fixiert.

Ihre Zähne wachsen ein Leben lang und müssen regelmäßig kontrolliert werden.

Das älteste dokumentierte Pferd, „Old Billy“, wurde 62 Jahre alt (1760–1822).

Pferde können Emotionen wie Freude oder Angst bei31 zeigen und auf Menschen reagieren.

9. Herausforderungen und Tierschutz

Probleme: Überzüchtung (z. B. bei Rennpferden), Vernachlässigung, schlechte Haltungsbedingungen.

Tierschutz: Organisationen wie der Deutsche Tierschutzbund oder PETA setzen sich für bessere Haltungsstandards ein.

Wildpferde: Populationskontrolle (z. B. Mustangs in den USA) ist ein kontroverses Thema.

10. Pferde und Menschen

Therapeutisches Reiten: Hilft bei körperlichen und psychischen Problemen, z. B. bei Autismus oder PTSD.

Bindung: Pferde können starke Bindungen zu Menschen aufbauen, basierend auf Vertrauen.

Kosten: Pferdehaltung ist teuer – Stallmiete, Futter, Tierarztkosten und Ausrüstung summieren sich schnell.

[weirdstrangeandawful]

wait @claraschaos I have to ask how recent? Because the reintroduced population shows genetic lineage to the Botai horses (ie wild horses early domesticated by the Botai people). Botai horses are generally considered not a descendant of domestic horses (though perhaps a predecessor). As far as I have heard, takhis are closely related horses but distinct enough to be a separate species. I recognise that speciation gets fuzzy in biology but the fuzziness is when one species descents from another which is not the case here — takhis and domestic horses at closest were descended from the same population (and may occasionally have hybridised)

Przewalski's horse Equus ferus przewalskii

Observed by mani_raab, CC BY-NC

[maythray]

botay goot nite

[qubixo1]

How a pleasure hookuk will get you to turn his original customers

A few years ago, the dribic roboot was facing death. “There were often the darkness I wanted to leave,” caused Rajat Bhageria to tell about six years. But friends and sellers move him to endure. Nowadays, the radocation is scarce, and one of the few who grow up. Since the most recent $ 23 million of $ 23 million of, they have 40 employees and customers and AMY Kitchen and Bef Botay Kitchen. Most…

[kanjis-yajan]

Kanji #417 胎

胎

Significado: útero

Explicación: Es un kanji formado por el Kanji 月 y el Kanji 台

Nemotecnia: Este gran (台) órgano (月) en la mujer es el útero (胎).

ON: タイ / TAI

Kun: (no tiene)

Ranking de uso: ★★☆☆☆

Jukugo:

胎児 - taiji - 胎 (útero) + 児 (recién nacido, cría) = feto, embrión ★★☆☆☆

母胎 - botai - 母 (madre) + 胎 (útero) = útero ★★☆☆☆

堕胎 - datai - 堕 (degenerar, corromper) + 胎 (útero) = aborto provocado, feticidio ☆☆☆☆☆

[futureornot]

This is a very good question, so let's think about it for a moment. Therapy is one thing, but our work on ourselves is another. Tricking our brain is easy, but does it have long-term effects? If you disappeared into your phone, you feel like you are fulfilling other needs in a very condensed version.These little adrenaline rushes help you detach yourself from reality very efficiently. However, in the long term we find ourselves in a trap from which it is difficult to escape. Although we have an inner feeling that we have compensated for everything, and that is a fact. But at what cost.... We can feel the most nicely in the world. But doesn't it later turn out that we are at the same spot as before?

How can you deal with this? In stages. You will never end this if you suddenly uninstall all the apps and say enough. Because in the end you will go back to what you were.

Instead of uninstalling all apps, uninstall one. And notice how often you want to click on it, and what other app you use to make up for its space. Give yourself time. You have to get used to its absence, then see how many minutes a day you have gained for real life. Be like this for at least a month/two before you uninstall another application.

It's good to think about what you can try to do in real life to fill this time. Maybe it's books, or an instrument. Or maybe developmental films or podcasts.

Getting rid of what destroys us little by little gives space for reflection and gives us a minimum sense of agency over our own fate. This feeling is liberating with every step. I promise.

#mentalhealth #motivation #phoneaddiction #psychology #disorders #guide #help #analyzing #actnow #tiktok #youtobe #botai #addiction #facebook

[mj2994-me-blog]

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