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platinum butterfly koi 🦋 | aquariums.rs on ig

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Conception de pièce pour l'exposition 'Visiona' par Bayer AG, conçue par Verner Panton, 1968

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“Love those who love you when you have nothing to offer but your company.”

— Unknown

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Ya know, racists used to hide their faces behind white hoods. Now, they're not even ashamed of their blatant hatred and stupidity. They wear bright red hats so you can spot them clear as day.

It's time to make them afraid again.

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Do you have a favorite Legend of Zelda?

Hmmm, of all time? Very hard pick for me. The original LoZ and Ocarina of Time are both probably the most nostalgic for me, but I also love Windwaker for its wild interactions and Link's facial expressions. He has zero dialogue, but you know exactly what he's thinking. I do love the darkness surrounding Majora's, but the game save on it is irritating af. Breath of the Wild and Tears are beautiful for the landscape alone, but I understand why an open world might be too overwhelming for most Zelda players (I still love just frolicking and picking mushrooms though). I can tell you my least favs are either Spirit Tracks or Skyward Sword (Sorry fans). Spirit was a weird gameplay for me, train fans gonna lose their shit tho. Skyward just didn't feel like a Zelda game for me? The concept art was beautiful but far from the typical look, and the fact that I prefer the universe surrounding the Ocarina/OG/Majora's Link and his storyline makes this one a reach. There is a tree of different universes these games all branch through, interesting to check out if you aren't familiar. Also, any Zelda game that didn't use Koji Kondo's music is a hard sell for me because his compositions are kinda what really makes a Nintendo game so special for me. Especially Zelda.

Anyway TL;DR: IDK Ahhhh too hard to pick just one 😔

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Ocarina Of Time Scenery

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good morning it's don't crash out Thursday where we try our hardest not to crash out. on Thursday

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All the things that lie before you are revelations, and they are without end.

August 17, 1913 [From Lou Andreas-Salomé to Rainer Maria Rilke] Rilke and Andreas-Salomé: a love story in letters (1897-1926)