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5 Anime I Watched Before I Knew What Anime Was

Before I knew what anime was...I was young and dumb. It was SO embarrassing Here are 5 anime I watched during that era #anime #anitwt

Hello and welcome back to Otaku Thursday! First of all, sorry for this extremely late post. I know I aim for an early-night post, not a late-night post, but we get what we get. I was actually at a bit of a loss for what to write about today but then–then it hit me. I remember a time when I was young and dumb–okay not actually dumb–but certainly young. And I had no idea what anime was. To me,…

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Swan, Rush, and Iris (design for a dado wallpaper), Walter Crane, 1875

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La Cama Inglesa (The English Bed) Guillermo Lorca García Huidobro (2020)    

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adrinette exes & marichat! part 3!

(part 1 / part 2 / part 4 / part 5)

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« Animals might see crisp detail at a distance, or nothing more than blurry blotches of light and shade. They might see perfectly well in what we’d call darkness, or go instantly blind in what we’d call brightness. They might see in what we’d deem slow motion or time-lapse. They might see in two directions at once, or in every direction at once. Their vision might get more or less sensitive over the span of a single day. Their Umwelt might change as they get older. Jakob’s colleague Nate Morehouse has shown that jumping spiders are born with their lifetime’s supply of light-detecting cells, which get bigger and more sensitive with age. “Things would get brighter and brighter,” Morehouse tells me. For a jumping spider, getting older “is like watching the sun rising." »

— Ed Yong, An Immense World

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William Huggins (British, 1820–1884), "Dozing Lion"

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Oh hey! Just leave you here with doggo Harry and kitty Kim 👉👈

Crocheted these two last spring. Just good friends chilling on Revachol Island 🏝

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Putting a teddy back together

This poor teddy bear had had a rough time. His person wrote in her original email:

This adorable teddy bear was given to my 68 year old English husband when he was a little boy. His mother had knit a little shirt for the bear with the monogram 'TC' - which stood for Teddy C (their last name.). My husband and I were going back to England for a visit after too many years, leaving one of our daughters home to take care of our dog. Because we are in So Cal and worried about fires, my husband pre-packed a few boxes with the things that he would want evacuated in case of a fire. Sadly, he put TC in the box with no lid. Our adorable dog thought it was another stuffed toy for her! Much to my daughter's chagrin, she came home to find TC had been mangled! I don't have the heart to let my husband know what happend, so TC has been hiding in a box for almost 2 years while I search for someone to fix him. I came across your info and a lovely story in the LA times about you. I am hopeful that you can work some magic on TC and restore him to something close to his original state!

And these were the diagnosis photos she sent:

He came to the hospital with a much younger buddy to be used as a comparison for shapes and stuffing. No spa photos for TC, because he was only having surgery. He had lost so much already, his family didn't want to touch his remaining stuffing.

So here he is all better, ready to go home and be hugged again:

And here he is with his buddy, two happy bears!

His family said, "He looks great!"

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og dungeon meshi readers are so serious about this shit. thistles name was announced as sissel and 100 people fell to their knees in anguish. the anime marcille eyebag diminishment event sent people to the hospital. when they cut the scene of her taking her hair down? oh it was bad for us.

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Edgar Bundy (1862-1922) "A Witch" Oil on canvas

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Barn Owls with Their Brood, William Tomkins, ca. 1775

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