and yet a trace of the true self (photos showing corn being turned into corn syrup) exists in the false self (photos of corn syrup being turned into candy corn)
miracles are everywhere for those with eyes to see
A survey and discussion of states' laws against shooting fish with guns. uknowledge.uky.edu/kjeanrl/vol1...
nevermind itβs appendicitis πββοΈ
Gustav Klimt is known for his unique recognizable style. His paintings are often characterized by bold colors, gold accents, and intricate patterns. Klimt was a master at combining different artistic influences and styles, resulting in a unique fusion of symbolism, art nouveau, and decorative arts.
Noooooo that sounds so good
An overturned stick is held upright in an autumn forest and covered in mature Splitgill mushrooms, one stacked above the next, each of their gills radiating above the next
Here are some nice mushrooms
Great day to learn about the fluoride mechanism so you can explain it to your friends.
*door in my house opens on its own*
me: fascinating. there must be quite a temperature differential between these two rooms to create that kind of pressure
the ghost haunting me: (slamming its head through the wall) i hate you i hate you i hate you i hate you
My legacy from twitter π€
The excerpt from William and the Werewolf showing singular they spelled with a Thorn
The first known use of singular βtheyβ is so old that not only does it pre-date singular βyou,β it wasnβt even spelled with a βthβ
When William and the Werewolf, in 1375 CE, used singular βthey,β it was spelled with a Thorn
Crochet trilobites
A thing Iβm working on.
#crochet #trilobite #paleoart
A map of flight paths emanating from breeding colony of gulls, with this caption: Early on, LifeWatch noticed something odd. Most gulls were making daily trips to Mouscron, a city on the French border 65 km away. They went to investigate and found the birds bingeing on discarded snacks at the Roger & Roger potato factory.
Today in relatable science: Gulls making a mysterious daily trip that turned out to be to a potato chip factory
This sample of labradorite, a calcium-enriched type of feldspar, is a prime example of chatoyancy, the phenomenon of physical color changing on the basis of the viewing angle.
This sample of labradorite, a calcium-enriched type of feldspar, is a prime example of chatoyancy, the phenomenon of physical color changing on the basis of the viewing angle. Read more: cen.acs.org/education/Ch...
#CENChemPics #chemsky #bluesci π§ͺ
oh hey it's the annual ten weeks of leaf-blowers-should-be-illegal rage.
I watched a whole Moneyball last night! Those guys did so much thinkin' about baseball! Lotta decisions!
every time i go to karaoke i tell myself ok. you are not a good singer. no need to be a hero. and then one and a half beers in im like βi am gonna do Video Games by Lana Del Rey so good i end warβ
Had a dream last night that I was a wolf spider and I hated body butter. All the other wolf spiders mocked me but later came to respect my uniqueness and conviction.
please i am screaming
Remember when they said Google searches would predict the flu season each year and then the effect disappeared overnight because too many people were searching "Bieber fever"
Look at this weak shit:
"There are two primary ways in which low-income housing development could affect crime."
becomes
"There are two primary ways in which subsidized development could influence levels of political participation."
That's not plagiarism! They're not even saying the same thing!
As usual pundits are acting like drama youtubers rather than doing basic journalism about whether the allegations in question have any merit.
kfor.com/news/nexstar...
Aging fungal brackets growing on a stump which is covered in moss. Everything sprinkled in pine needles ππ·
Good morning fellow silly little geese.
mushroom foragers tea towels just arrived!! available tomorrow ππ
why is there no baby gromit merch in the world
Weird saguaro cactus with multiple nubbins
Yβall got any good pictures of fucked up cactuses for me
(i saw this one in Phoenix a couple years ago)
goooodddddammmn
oh my god how did I miss the opportunity to make fun of this when it came out
www.nytimes.com/2023/10/27/n...
still my favorite diversity indicator
A medieval drawing of a knight on a horse who has just unseated another knight from his horse. The fallen knight lays on the ground while the fallen knightβs steed, which is drawn from the from and much resembles an egg, looks on in disbelief
draw horse from fromt really hard....a timeless trouble
