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Head cold.
In the garage working on jewelry, wearing a respirator mask. I keep sneezing. I can feel my nose is running but my hands are full and I can't take my mask off so I just cope with the gross wet feeling.
Head inside, remove mask. That running nose was a nose bleed. My face is a crime scene.
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Image description: photo of a brown sign with white text that reads: "You can't save everything cute, eat everything that tastes good, and kill everything you're afraid of and expect a working ecosystem to come out of it." -- Flip Nicklin, wildlife photographer
Image source: photograph by op
You know when you're so sick you just want to cry and cry. But the one thing you absolutely must not do is cry because it will make things so much worse?
Uggggh.
If you can house someone, then surely you can igloo them
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Honey Possum or Noolbenger (Tarsipes rostratus) feeding on nectar, family Tarsipedidae, order Diprotodontia, found in SW Western Australia
One of the world's smallest marsupials, weighing only 7 - 16g.
photograph by Tim's Australian Nature Pics
Grandpa from Rugrats would probably be dead by now, hey?
just cleansing my energy<3
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In 2015, I was told I couldn't be autistic because I'm a woman.
I love love love fang blennies because they can unhinge their terrifying jaws to reveal giant venomous teeth
But when their mouths are closed they’re just the Goofiest Goobers in the whole world.
No thoughts just Sit In Tube
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One time my mother told me that the father of my former step-father had died. This man was my step-grandfather for a long time and when I was little, we were very close. I called him "Eeyore" and had a lot of love for him. This news was very upsetting. I sent his wife in England a sweet condolence card expressing my sadness and well wishes.
Except he wasn't dead. He'd had a heart attack but had survived and was at home with his wife when that card arrived. My mother's mis-remembering of this scenario was one of the early signs that she was developing dementia.
Keep this in mind when I tell you that today Mum called me to tell me that my (half)sister had court today because she got into a fight with someone. Knowing my stroppy, violent sister, this is an entirely possible scenario. But our mother is a proven unreliable narrator so for all I know, my sister just had a traffic violation, or maybe she only left the house to get a snack and wasn't in court at all.
Who knows. Everything's a bit rubbish. Being unemployed right now is brutal. I've never had any trouble finding a job but with the cost of living, the pressures of AI, and competition for jobs at an all time high, lately all I've been getting is rejections.
Not to mention the arts org I volunteer for and am on the board of has gotten really toxic and people are resigning. I'm wondering if I should do the same. This is a tough time to be sober. Ugh.
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So about five hundred million years ago, give or take, there was this little creature called Plectronoceras. It was about 2 cm long — just
But then around 30 million years ago — halfway through the Age of Mammals, give or take — something happened. The nautiloids started disappearing. Fewer species, less diversity. Bit by bit they shrank back into their current small range. What happened halfway through the Age of Mammals? Well, here’s one clue: the nautiloids’ long retreat showed a pattern. It wasn’t everywhere and all at once. They disappeared first in the northern arctic regions; then in the Antarctic; then in temperate zones; finally across most of the tropics except that one small patch. This pattern suggested a culprit: a warm-blooded predator that evolved in the Arctic and then spread around the world. But… the armored cephalopod design had been around forever. They’d been living with predators for half a billion years. Sharks. Primitive armored fish. Not-so-primitive modern fish. In the age of dinosaurs, they had to deal with ichthyosaurs, plesiosaurs, and mosasaurs. Back in the Paleozoic, they were hunted by eight-foot-long giant sea scorpions. Way back in the Cambrian, they had to live with the anomalocariids. In the early Age of Mammals, there were primitive whales and sea-going crocodiles. The armored cephalopod design took them all in stride and kept going. So what happened?
obsessed with this photo. the face of a slurper
The ability of mammals to create vacuum chambers in their mouth -- universal due to the necessity of sucking milk during infancy -- is a very useful, and very unappreciated one. Something as simple as sipping water from a cup would be impossible if not for all the layers of soft, wriggly flesh built on top of our jaws.
I recall some book recounting how mammals turned their face inside-out during our evolution in the latest Paleozoic -- reptiles and bird mostly have their head and jaw muscle inside their skulls, mammals mostly have them outside. This also allows us to have complex facial expressions, which are vital for mammalian communication, and only exist because of milk.
ever since i was a little girl i knew i wanted to be infertile
