#the fish in our ships

[vintagepromotions]

Malta travel poster (1956). Artwork by Cremona.

[proshipwanderer]

normalize having f/os from media you know nothing about

[ivalice-tifalucis]

With the release of From The Rehearsal Room - Tokyo to Ramin's youtube I finally, finally, continue and finish this side project I'm doing.

Initially, I used AI to mastered it because the first version I got from bilibili were not in good quality but I wasn't satisfied and I found the much better quality. But with Ramin uploaded it to youtube, I re did all the mastering just with audacity for both Part 1 and Part 2. The Part 2 is still from the better version I found from bilibili, by the way.

What you need to do is just download the file and put it on your music player. The metadata is all completed as if it's whole legit album. Enjoy, guys!!

And I'm being weird so all the lyrics that are put there are from my listening although I still use what I found online but I still listened and compared. They made few ad-libs and changes and I notice because for the songs that I wasn't familiar, the lyric that I found online and what they sang was slightly different. Perhaps they sing the newer version of the lyrics or mistakes? Even each Sheytoons songs they sing one in both parts differ from the ones I found online.

Another sample from my favorite:

Source and Credits Part 1 | Part 2 (Ramin's upload) Album cover Photos

Vocal & Guitar: Ramin Karimloo, Hadley Fraser Piano: Ryohei Mori

[boycannibal]

the real question is how many artistic liberties can i take with a religious painting until my parents dont allow me to hang it anywhere that isnt my room

[herearedragons]

tbh the Lorenzo/Tekēhu agenda is at least 50% my mighty need for a chanter4chanter romance SOMEWHERE in my POE writing. something something singing in harmony. let them do the Magnet thing with the butterfly headphones

[f-o-and-selfship-club]

Meet my SpongeBob sona! Plum

Plum is a purple coloured jellyfish who is a artist and makes donuts, she has her jellyfish tentacles which are capable of climbing and reach things that are higher

[the-lord-of-the-things]

harvested an approx 20ft manzanita tree that had grown super uniquely, and as such has a lot of BEAUTIFUL sections I could use for any aquariums/terrariums I would like to set up in the future, so I'm set for life on decorative wood now lmao

[musicalmoritz]

I want to make it very clear that I do not have writers block, the only reason I haven’t finished that Aoinene fic yet is bcuz I’m lazy af. And because my sister keeps asking to hang out every time I sit down to work on it and I can’t break the sacred bond of sibling time🍎

[tetradic-echinoidea]

The more I think about gomens2 the more sad and upset I get. Why was it done so badly. Why did none of the plot threads lead to anything. Why was there no payoff to any of them. Why was the kiss the most uncomfortable and the least romantic kiss of all time. Why

[red-does-stuff]

Okay was no body going to tell me that Ollie is 5’1” and as tall as Gill or did i have to stumble upon the JRWI wiki myself?

[cherry-bomb-ships]

To any of your F/Os, its optional to answer, if S/I was a worm would you still love them? (XD)

💣 Well of course I would!! That's my Ruby, no matter what they turn into!! Thooouuugh, if I'm bein' fair dinkum, it may be hard to resist wanting ta eat 'em... 💣

🤖 You people here ask such foolish questions, masquerading as thought-provoking concepts. Feelings like love are irrelevant here, because if Agent Ramirez were a worm, they wouldn't be any use to me as an assistant. Besides, a device able to initiate that kind of transformation has yet to be invented, and even if it had, there's no way I'll allow my assistant to undergo such a procedure. 🤖

🔥 Huh, a worm? Like a Wiggler or something? Not gonna lie, that'd be pretty weird at first, but I bet even as a worm my queen could totally kick any sorry loser's butt! 🔥

🧠 While this "wormification" is a fascinating idea, I feel like making the necessary arrangements for R. Marie to continue their duties as my second-in-command would be more trouble than it's worth. Still... hmm. Note to self, invent wormification ray, test on someone much more inferior. 🧠

🌪 Oh my, what a fun idea! I've changed Ruby Flame into a few different things, but I've never tried a worm! Perhaps I'll give that one a whirl the next time she and I get together. 🌪

[dreamnotnapss]

Whats ur main ship

my main ship is dnn! and mod fish loves georgebur, snf, and pnf equally :]

[jackals-ships]

the seadweller marriage lore from @almostourgalaxy is floating around in my head, marinating in there, and is a) SO god damn good + b) so funny in the context of dog 'i do not the ocean' 'but the wwvater is so nice-' 'why did i decide sleeping with the fish was a good idea,'

[microwaving-tesilid-argente]

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[planariaareneat]

How The Nocturnal Bottleneck and Nipples Make Us Human

Almost every post here considers what humans do have, really. It’s a little tiring; realistically every world has its harsh environments and vicious species and a sophont to match. We probably wouldn’t be unique for our adaptability or our persistence or even adrenaline

But our evolution is fucked up as hell, to put it lightly.

Mammals went through what’s been dubbed the nocturnal bottleneck essentially since the start of the mesozoic right up until the Cretaceous ended the archosaur’s exclusive hold over the daylight. We lost a lot of things from every mammal spending most of its time in either a cramped, suffocating burrow or scrounging around in the faint hours of nighttime. Our blood cells lost their nuclei to hold more oxygen while we spent time deep underground, we lost protections against ultraviolet rays in our skin and eyes, we can’t even repair our own DNA using the light of the sun. Most aliens probably wouldn’t have such traits unless their evolution followed a very similar path to ours. They’d be able to see ultraviolet and wouldn’t have to worry about sunburn and all the wonderful privileges essentially all fish, birds, amphibians, and reptiles enjoy as we speak. 

There’s also what we gained from spending so much time in the dark.

Brown fat is only found in mammals, it’s a special type of fat which bear cells with several oil droplets and are utterly jammed with mitochondria. This lets it make heat, a lot of it, fast. We don’t even need to shiver to induce this heat generation from brown adipose tissue - factor in our downright hyperactive mitochondria, and we can warm up quickly. Sure, it doesn’t have too much use in adult humans, but it keeps our infants warm and still provides a little boost the whole run we have in this universe.

Unless aliens also went through a time where their small ancestors had to face cold nights, they’d have to produce heat the old fashioned way when chilled. Aliens might have to shiver the whole time they’re in a cold room while the human watches in confusion, quite literally unshaken, and wonders if the room is a lot colder than the thermostat set to 60 says. The aliens stare at their companion in confusion, it’s just a normal temperature to shiver at after all, how is the human sitting so still?

Our small ancestors spending all their time out foraging at night is also why we have such a good sense of touch, smell, and hearing. They were more important senses than vision (we’re lucky to have even redeveloped basic color vision, frankly) at the time and place and simply ended up continuing to serve us well. Birds and reptiles rarely have acute senses of smell and the latter especially are lucky to have acute hearing, and birds rarely have impeccable hearing themselves either. Our skin is free of scales and honed to sensitivity, and our external ears and complicated ear bones provide an immense range of hearing (from 20 all the way to 17,000 hertz!).

Aliens might not be able to pin down the chirp of a cricket or the light click of a lock being picked. The human might be the only one on board a ship that can pick out the finer sounds of the engine’s constant thrum and know the critical difference between when everything is fine and when something is wrong. The human could probably pick out the sounds of an approaching enemy’s careless footsteps - they’re only as light enough for *them* to stop hearing them, after all - and be the one to see the horrified expression (well, more on that later) on their face when we get the drop on them in spite of their perceived stealth. 

But perhaps the most versatile, convoluted, amazing, and utterly unique trait we have is right on your face this instant. Lips.

Lips in most animals are a simple seal to hold in the mouth’s moisture and protect the teeth, even if they’re supple they’re NEVER muscular except in mammals, and we have only one thing to thank for it; milk and nipples. Lips evolved exclusively to allow babies to suckle, it required a vacuum to be created in the mouth, and with no other animal having anything like a nipple it never happened in other animals. Many animals make milk, to be frank, but no other animal has nipples.

Your cheeks and lips are a marvel among tetrapods, no other animal can suck like mammals can. Aliens wouldn’t have straws or even be able to sip from the edge of a glass, they’d have to have a proboscis or simply tilt the whole thing back. Aliens likely won’t have woodwind instruments or balloons you can blow into. We take so much about our lips for granted. Hell, our muscular faces are vital for expressions, we’re probably absolute facial contortionists among a cast of creatures with mandibles and beaks and expressionless scaly maws. Aliens might find us ridiculously easy to read, if anything, compared to their own kind (all the better to deceive them) - or perhaps they’d find us hard to decipher anyways, with our lack of color-changing skin or erectable crests of bright feathers. Baring teeth might not be seen as a sign of aggression in most of the universe, smiling would be all too distinctly human. 

Perhaps with how infectious we are sometimes, that’s what we’d contribute to the universe; others might have to make do with opening their mouths just enough to show their teeth or splaying their innumerable mouthparts with just the right curve, but perhaps we’d teach the galaxy to smile, one ally at a time. 

Wouldn’t that be amazing?

[holybasementdweller]

Everyone forgets about my lovely wife Ace ... We are happily platonically married and I would do anything for Ace amen. Chips and Sin are also my dear murder and violence wives!!

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