it’s me grace on a new account (riverdale enthusiast. shrek fan. greg heffley apologist)
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this guy on the sopranos hit his wife for calling him homophobic and she immediately shot and killed him. most valid crashout ever. i laughed my ass off
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Snack time for the squiggly snoots! (also known as giant elephant shrews)💛
Giant elephant shrews are foragers, always searching for insects to eat. At the Zoo, they munch on mealworms and crickets!
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At just one year old, Bintang the Bornean orangutan continues to grow and reach huge milestones! 🦧✨
He loves exploring every inch of his home in the Zoo’s Red Ape Rain Forest, climbing around and finding the best leafy greens in his habitat.
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food and drinks consumed in a movie theater doesn't really go into your body. it goes into your movie theater body which is separate & holy and harm-proof
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Hope whoever stole my package was also planning on being Beni gazing lovingly at hundreds of bananas for Halloween 😒
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Sir, this is a national park, not a portal to the underworld.
Photo of a bobcat pretending to be a tree demon at Joshua Tree National Park.
ALT Silhouette of a bobcat with glowing eyes is perched on a bare tree branch against a cloudy sky at dusk.
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“Years do odd things to identity.” A poem by Ursula K. Le Guin.
ALT Leaves BY URSULA K. LE GUIN Years do odd things to identity. What does it mean to say I am that child in the photograph at Kishamish in 1935? Might as well say I am the shadow of a leaf of the acacia tree felled seventy years ago moving on the page the child reads. Might as well say I am the words she read or the words I wrote in other years, flicker of shade and sunlight as the wind moves through the leaves.
