Nope. Only Trash Here.

pussy understander so they call me cliterate

[Image ID: the first image is a drawing of a person with a trans flag worn around their head like a cape. above their head is the label: "artist". behind the artist are several other characters holding up the flag, each labelled "oc". the two characters closest to the front are humanoid, followed by an athropomorphic/furry character with a cat sitting on their shoulders, holding the hand of another character with horns and a tail. at the end of the line is a small pegasus character drawn in the style of 'my little pony'. the second image has the same artist at the front of the line, still wearing the trans flag cape. this time, instead of multiple characters holding up the flag, there are 5 distinct points in the fabric where it rests on top of the characters' hats. the characters are all very short and appear to be bearded, wearing pointed hats almost as tall as themselves. the third image has the artist with the trans flag cape at the front of the line again. behind them is a skeleton character missing an arm, but holding the flag with its available hand. behind the skeleton is a bug-like creature with a humanoid face and very long arms, helping to hold the flag. the third character is a massive skull poking in from out of frame, with the end of the flag draped over its head. /.End ID]

#i'd kinda assumed there was more alpaca in an alpaca

bear with me. but also twink with me and otter with me. happy pride month on planet earth baby

(USAmerican trying to imagine a societal environment) Okay, so picture a highway,

inability to correctly perceive 3d objects is in fact far more dangerous when someone is driving a car next to you then when they're like, sending emails to you.

i know the way people talk about their pets now is probably how we’ve been doing it for all of history. a cat owner in ancient rome saw their cat lounging on the dining pillows and commented “he thinks himself to be the senator claudius 🤣”

This is definitely a sawfly larva rather than a butterfly or moth caterpillar, likely a butternut woollyworm sawfly, Eriocampa juglandis. Sawflies are related to wasps (Hymenoptera) and look a lot like them, but do not sting.