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Edward Gorey (1925–2000), “Cemetery (Garden obelisks with skulls)”
pen and ink with wash on paper, 1980 — source
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Allegheny Cemetery 102712-3
Sultanahmet Square, Istanbul
Taken March 2025
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Hi everyone! :) I have a new skin release on obe M, to match the sets I made for obe F and H. They are 500g and will not retire.
You can find info here if you are interested. Thanks! :D
some not so bad beasts! find them (and a couple others) for 15kt each here
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Obelisks of Rome. Roma antica, e moderna. 1745.
Internet Archive
Day 16 - Someone Else's Dragon
@flightdescending's CHESTAKUESUTO!!
Biological entities called obelisks have been hiding – in large numbers – inside the human mouth and gut.
Biological entities called obelisks have been hiding – in large numbers – inside the human mouth and gut. These microscopic entities, which were recently discovered by a team at Stanford University, are circular bits of genetic material that contain one or two genes and self-organise into a rod-like shape. Although the study is still in preprint form, meaning that it has not been peer-reviewed, it has already been extensively written about, including in two heavyweight journals: Nature and Science.
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