#eichel

[naturugarten]

👽 Eindeutig nicht von dieser Welt! Diese bizarre fremdartige Lebensform aus dem All ist ausgerechnet in unserem #Garten gelandet🛸. Bisher sind aber alle Versuche mit ihr Kontakt aufzunehmen gescheitert. Wir haben die #NASA schon informiert. 🚀🧑‍🚀📡 #Knopperngallwespe #Eichel

[sigalrm]

The tomorrow Oak by Pascal Volk

[bearbench-img]

ドングリ

どんぐりは、ブナ科の木（オーク、カシ、クリなど）によって生産される種子です。これらは一般的に秋に現れ、多くの種類の野生動物にとって重要な食料源となります。どんぐりは、通常、茶色がかった色合いで、堅果の殻に包まれています。殻の中には、若い植物が成長するのに必要な栄養素が詰まった種子があります。形状、サイズ、色は、さまざまな種類のブナ科の木によって異なります。たとえば、オークの木のドングリは通常長細形で、カシの木のドングリは丸みを帯びています。一部のどんぐりは食べられますが、タンニンなどの化合物が含まれているため、食べる前に処理する必要がある場合もあります。

手抜きイラスト集

[intheupside]

sid: kids these days

[lavndr-skye-loves-yu]

7-2 against Florida last night. I know we're only 3 games in but I just really want Knights to win this one. We're sure to win with Quick in the game. Gotta love my goalies. I'm so excited

[hunterrrs]

asdfghjk incredible…

[frostbeees]

The next golden era is now.

[nottodayjustin]

February 14th 2025 best hockey tweet(s) of the day

[ppjeterka]

my thoughts re: the main cast of the new nhl amazon docu-series

[mikkolas]

i think matthew would be scared of furbies. i think he'd see one and go oh gosh oh what IS that while laughing nervously and looking side to side like he's in a locked room with an ambiguously aggressive dog and not a toy made up of fluff and plastic. god forbid he finds out you can learn the language. | don't know what all that was, sorry man, anyway, hashtag rewind?

[tfc-hockey]

[the process of star death]

[hugheses]

usahockey: Vibes for daysss 🇺🇸

See ya in Boston! #4Nations 

[bearbench-img]

ドングリ

ドングリは、ナラ科の樹木であるドングリ属の木から生える果実です。ドングリは、一般的に小さな球形や楕円形をしており、硬い外皮で覆われています。内部には食用の種子が含まれており、これが食用とされる部分です。ドングリは収穫してから加工され、生食や調理に使用されます。一部の地域ではドングリは重要な食物源とされ、また一部の野生動物にとっても重要な食糧となっています。

手抜きイラスト集

[twinsunsintatooine]

having thoughts about the draft class of 2015 right now..

thinking about connor, deified on the ice with the weight of the world on his shoulders, connor who "was a little boy once" and jaded by the pressure of being The Next One at 17, connor who won the conn smythe on the losing team in a constant reminder that as unparalleled as his hockey may be, it still wasnt enough, connor who would "cry and shake, anxious under his own pressure" when he was just a child. thinking about connor mcdavid, to whom the rest of his draft class was compared, shadowed by his brilliance.

thinking about jack eichel, antagonised by the media for the crime of being second to connor mcdavid, two boys pitted against each other as one american and one canadian. thinking about jack eichel, and the curse of forced narratives.

thinking about dylan strome, criticised by the masses as "overrated," "washed", discarded and sidelined and once rarely praised or considered in conversations of the greats. thinking about dylan strome, now a father, a husband, and a washington capital, tearing up the ice with ovechkin on his wing. thinking about dylan strome, and finding happiness for yourself.

thinking about mitch marner, scapegoated and despised for being "too pretty", "too small" and not masculine enough for toronto hockey, mitch marner who was named a "locker room cancer" by vindictive fans when not a single teammate had anything short of glowing praise to say about him. thinking about mitch marner, making it unequivocally clear to all who denied his skill that he is indispensable. thinking about mitch marner and the maple leafs' core.

thinking about those drafted not within the top 4, or even top 50, yet now have firmly cemented themselves as undeniably exceptional on the ice, currently second in the league in points. thinking about kirill kaprizov, 135th overall.

[maxz-b]

hello this is part 3 out of ???