Jan 31
Just watched Bugonia and HELL YES, that was so freaked out, gross and disturbing
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Just watched Bugonia and HELL YES, that was so freaked out, gross and disturbing
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our alien form has a facial structure that is very reminiscent of some mustelids... particularly otters. hmm
it can be difficult to figure out what our alien form looks like because it's no longer so visually present, and what's left of it is just a shell housing dolphin cells & partial brain. but sometimes we get hints like this. otter-like face, six limbs (which we think led us down a rabbit hole of wondering if we might have been a shark a while back), webbed feet... bigger than a coyote, but not quite as big as a wolf.
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Sometimes a day at home alone just spawns a new alien species...
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I have come upon a realization that I am very privileged in terms of geographical location. I'm an hour or less from lush green hills, forests, semi-desert lands of sage brush both flat lands and cliffs, and beautiful rock formations.
I'm less than 4 hours away from mountains, big rivers, cities.
I'm also less than a day's travel from rainforest and ocean.
Like I have so many biomes near me and I don't even think about it most of the time because it's all right there. I can just be like, nah I want some pine trees in my life today and take a detour to see it. There's even wetlands less than an hour from me. I drive a half hour or less and get to the top of the plateau and can see for miles and miles around on a good day. I drop back down and I'm surrounded by fascinating basalt formations.
It's just crazy and I forget that a lot of people probably don't have that.
Source: tenor.com