Like a tree, but not

Some appear to have been made from Nicholson Baker’s 1994 erotic novel The Fermata, with at least one containing sexually explicit passages. Some of those who received the hedgehogs defended the man who made them, saying only some contained explicit content and it was just a mistake. One woman said her four-year-old was “absolutely obsessed” with her paper creation, which was made using pages of Rosemary Enright’s The Walled Garden. “Oversight? Yes,” she added. “I don’t believe [there was] any malicious intent.” Others were eager to get their hands on a hedgehog. “Who’s the old guy making them? I want one,” said one man, commenting on the Wirral Globe story. “It would be especially fun if it was made from an erotic novel. If anyone knows him, tell him I’ll pay postage.”

Amazing

THE PLOT THICKENS @averagejoey2000 explain yourself

but I did the in person practical shit at school.

You're both trying to achieve enlightenment in slightly different, but equally uncomfortable, ways.

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Today I finally got to see an actual capybara in real life after five years of drawing them for our upcoming graphic novel. She was so magnificent I didn’t stop to take a single photo I just drew and drew and drew. What a queen. Her name is Poppy.

It has to be much colder than the freezing point for ice to form on a running stream. My fingers were probably aching with cold when I took this. But it was beautiful

Hm, shall we go all Old-Testament-ominous, or maybe just consider that something major has changed, and now you have decisions to make.

OUR PLANET 1.04 • Coastal Seas