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JBB: An Artblog!
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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Misplaced Lens Cap
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
Jules of Nature
styofa doing anything
shark vs the universe
Acquired Stardust
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One Nice Bug Per Day
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@derived-centrosaur
So that’s basically how it went down
I resent just how fucking accurate this shitpost is, congratulations OP, you effectively illustrated how Darwin’s Theory of Natural Selection became accepted by the wider public using a FUCKING MUPPETS MEME, here is your A+, get the hell out of my office
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Pride Month has begun, which means that it's Dinosaur Day!
In keeping with what I done last year, here's another old pen-and-ink drawing I did on the back of a read-sheet at my old factory job (c. ~early 2018)
♥️🧡💛💚💙💜🤍🩷🩵🤎🖤
Great Blue Heron, Ardea herodias
Chattahoochee National Recreation Area, Vickery Creek
My brother saved this document and everytime he gets angry at our neighbours for being loud he prints it to their wireless printer and you can hear the wife shout “Why the fuck would you print this AGAIN?!” to her son.
every time we serve chicken at work i think of this post
1. If you were wondering, you can type the numbers in the works cited into google and they appear to be medical journal articles about using medical imaging to detect and diagnose a rare form of Gastritis.
2. Please enjoy the offical powerpoint presentation of this paper at an academic conference by the original author, complete with Q&A:
THIS IS GOLD
oh m god please watch the video it’s some of the most contagious laughter on the planet
When I saw this cross my dash tonight, I smiled and thought “yess, the chicken chicken chicken post, I get to reblog it again and inflict it on all of the people that have followed me since last time”, and then I scrolled down more and to my utter delight there was A VIDEO, needless to say my night has been made
I HAVE NOT SEEN THE CHICKEN VIDEO IN TEN DAMN YEARS HOLY SHIT
STILL FUNNY
The bell
The last question
The woman howling in laughter 90% of the time
It’s all beautiful
It’s all
So beautiful
I love that he was absolutely 100% prepared for a question in chickenese.
“I do not feel capable summarizing this article”
Same
My favorite joke in Metalocalypse is how as the show goes on it becomes increasingly obvious they’re naming characters with the sole purpose of torturing Mark Hamill.
It’s been almost two years since I posted this but here’s a list of the official spelling of every character he introduces here:
Dr. Gibbitz
Dr. Amon Skagerakk Fredrickshaven
Dr. Donald Gorthian
Ronald Von Momnaldberg
Dr. Natasha Nesciantskidovich
Vicenzo de Alimamala Corningston III
Professor Jerry Gustav Mangledink
Horace Marmingblat Wimplestein, Jr.
Dr. Chazz Fazzledopenhoffer
Vater Oorlag
Dr. Milminaman-lanilim-swinwamly
Dr. Gibbitz again (but for some reason it’s spelled “Gibbetz” in the season 2 subtitles)
Melmord Fjordslorn
Dr. Ralphus Galkinsmelter
Dr. Amomolith Chesterfield
Wilmore Unduntingiminen
Dr. Ninmiltrid Fmiltindryden
Dr. Imptnin Pmiltson
Dr. Tormindbind Mickmildididindnin
Dr. Krumpworth Chponglasia IV, Jr.
Dr. Borgermu Barret Swingdworth
Dr. Richard Reinhold Rnawighiwowpj
Captain Slufgyflaysid
Dr. Bartholomew Grahsrihajul
Dr. Alsajahb Fifborgiltk
Dr. Fsmilejera Irlelwoll
Dr. Commander Vernmim Chuntspinkton
Like I just love how you can pinpoint “Ninmiltrid Fmiltindryden” as the exact moment the joke went from making Mark Hamill say funny but still vaguely name-shaped words to forcing that poor man to pronounce straight up keysmashes out loud.
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what the fuck
sweet, might base an agricultural civilisation on this river, hope it behaves itself
might just fuck around and find out
Diversity win! This river has ADHD
Nile: You would not believe how long term you have to mismanage agriculture on my banks to start experiencing soil depletion. I will always be here for you Egypt.
Huang He: *kicks in the door* FUCK YOUR DYNASTY IT'S FAMINE TIME!!!
I took two semesters of Chinese history in college. The first thing the professor started with was “getting to know the rivers, Yangtze and the Yellow Rivers. You need to know them because they will play very important roles in the history of China. The Yangtze has been crucial to trade, movement, culture and more. The Yellow river, the Yellow River can’t be trusted as you will repeatedly see.”
If you got stuck on a question during a test or whatever you could start with “the Yellow river jumped the banks causing instability and chaos that quickly spread” and would be correct more times than you would be incorrect.
I love geographical chats when it completely devolves into dragging a landform.
Is there. Like. A geomorphological reason the Yellow River is such a temperamental bastard?
Yes, actually, and it's all in the name! It's called the Yellow River specifically because it has a VERY high silt content, which makes the water look yellowish. This means that as it flows, slower areas are constantly depositing silt onto the riverbed. Most rivers get deeper over time, as they erode the earth beneath them. The Yellow River becomes more shallow with time, because the silt it deposits raises the riverbed faster than the water can erode it. This makes it EXTREMELY flood prone, and also very likely to just completely change course - if it manages to get too shallow, then it's very easy for the water to hop to a different route during a flood, and next thing you know your river's moved to the other side of the goddamn country.
Strong currents in the eastern Mediterranean prevent the accumulation of silt blocking that process with the Nile. The Mississippi is in the middle there, its lower course moving every thousand years or so (and further up also moving back and forth) - much less frequent than the Yellow River as well as being much more moderate in distance, but far more mobile than the Nile
And in fact it is currently in the process of switching to the Atchafalaya River, with the process having been halted in the early 20th century with the development of various flood control structures. It's likely that it would've switched in the late 20th century if we hadn't artificially stopped it, and it's only a matter of time before some big flood and/or big hurricane damages those structures enough to allow the Mississippi to jump course
ITS GREAT LAKES AWARENESS DAY!!!!!
On this excellent day, be aware that this is the largest group of freshwater lakes in the world, covering over 95,000 square miles and reaching depths of over a thousand feet. They are beautiful freshwater seas.
Also when you die in these lakes, the very cold, oxygen-poor conditions at the bottom preserves you perfectly for all eternity. You will not rot and nothing will eat you. You will exist for as long as the Great Lakes do. Many shipwrecks still have the crew on board. Be Aware.
that last paragraph only applies to Lake Superior, the northernmost Great Lake! to be fair though, Superior is bigger than all of the other Great Lakes combined.
and that's not to say that the other Great Lakes aren't equally dangerous! each of these things earned the 'Great' descriptor for a reason, and the only reason they aren't all classified as inland seas is because they're not salty.
Lake Michigan in particular is really good at creating waterlogged corpses and hiding them in weird places, and every single Great Lake is full of shipwrecks and ghost stories.
and you know what? 10/10 I would let these things eat me anyways.
be aware!
fun optional addition, LAKE SUPERIOR VS THE EAST COAST
you could drown an entire small country in this thing
Great Lakes Awareness Day is May 5th this year!
LET'S GO LAKE WHO NEVER GIVES UP HER DEAD LET'S GO!!!
Great Lakes Awareness Day for 2026 is May 4. You only have a few days to get ready!
just some bullshit with fur
Just some bullshit with fur
Happy Fossil Friday! Meet Edmontonia rugosidens, one of the tank-like ankylosaurs that lived in the late Cretaceous period some 75 million years ago. This image, snapped circa 1922, depicts a Museum preparator readying this specimen for display.
Ankylosaurs like Edomontonia were four-legged, plant-eating ornithischians whose short, massive bodies were covered with small bones set in a flexible skin. The ankylosaurs were the most completely armored of all the dinosaurs—some even sported spikes along the side of the body and a club at the end of the tail! This well-preserved specimen of Edmontonia was collected in Alberta, Canada in 1917 and is positioned with an upright posture, not with the sprawling, lizardlike limb posture it was once thought to have. See it up close in the Museum’s Hall of Ornithischian Dinosaurs!
Photo: Image no. 210273/©AMNH Library
AMNH 5665
Edmontonia rugosidens
Lower Dinosaur Park Formation
Pachyrhinosaurus perotorum for @a-dinosaur-a-day's Draw Dinos Daily. Pachyrhinosaurus is my favorite dinosaur, so I wasn't gonna miss this one!
P. perotorum is the smallest, northernmost, and most recent of the three species of Pachyrhinosaurus. It shares a rostral comb with P. lakustai, though in P. perotorum it is only ever a single spiked scale, rather than the multiples of P. lakustai. P. perotorum shares with P. canadensis a lateral nasal ossification and enlarged nasal and supraorbital bosses that press against each other. Unique among the 3 species P. perotorum posesses a large median ridge upon the rear of the nasal boss, as well as a rostral that does not hook ventrally leaving the upper beak blunted and upturned rather than parrot-like as its kin
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What would the evil opposite of eucalyptus be like?
What the fuck is dyscalyptus?
Eucalyptus is made of the greek roots Eu, meaning true or well, and Kalyptein, meaning cover as in protect or conceal. Thus, if a Eucalyptus is well and truly protected and or hidden, the Dyscalyptus must be out in the open and probably defenseless (and maybe whatever the opposite of a tree is). So probably one of these
Annual deer post:
If you see a fawn laying down on the ground all alone, leave it alone. It is not lost, it does not need your help, do not pick it up, do not move it.
This behavior evolved to keep deer young safe. The baby is very small, very quiet, and hard for most predators to see. A young fawn cannot keep up with a fleeing mother deer, which is their primary problem-solving strategy. So while the mother goes elsewhere to graze, the fawn stays safe and hidden. The mom will be back.
Leave the fawn alone.
This is always good to pass around this time of year, but I would like to add something for the few of us who might be encountering the moose kind of deer.
Moose are deer, but moose have the opposite strategy. They stay close to their babies, and their primary response for anything getting close to their babies is immediate violent murder. If you do see a baby moose by itself, leave. Leave the baby alone and leave the area, preferably quickly. Momma is at most 30 yards away and has already kicked on the kill bill sirens.
Been a little bit since I've posted much.
This isn't my usual topic, but I was busy with these...
A couple friends of mine are getting married, and instead of a normal wedding gift, I was asked to make them swords! (Because of a Valentine's Day night back in high school involving the Groom, myself, 80 McNuggets, and a scrap metal battle-axe)
The Groom requested a scimitar
This was originally a busted leaf-spring leaf out of my dad's pickup
I wanted to add a little more flair to this sword so it didn't look so plain, so I added a little copper inlay along the blade (which ended up being a huge pain but looks pretty good) and gave it a full hand guard
The finished sword has a blade 28 inches long along the curve and weighs 4.2 lbs (a little heavy, but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯)
The Bride, being a fan of Devil May Cry, requested a much more extravagant sword: Rebellion!
This thing just about drove me insane, but it's done and looks pretty good to me
The demon skeleton crossguard is an amalgamation of tiny bits of scrap metal, massive weld beads, and hours and hours and hours of time shaping at the bench grinder, with a dremel, and with some burr-bits for the air-die grinder.
Rebellion has a 36 inch blade and weighs 8.3lbs, it's pretty beefy (the skeleton weighs exactly as much as the entire other sword lol)
Had to put my signature somewhere, I don't have proper chasing-chisels so they didn't turn out great, but that's why they're on the tangs where nobody can see them.
i love you hagstone
forgot to upload dis
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Dinosaur Extinction . Fragment from the 1992 PBS Documentary series ¨The Dinosaurs!¨ part 1/2
Bugs under the logs I keep specifically for bugs
Important to know that behind the camera I am always in some stupid ass shirts like this
The clothes of a professional bug liker
Armadillidium nasatum (+ an Armadillidium vulgare in the 7th pic)
