Just a Spark

oncce-againn:

My alone time is for everyone’s safety

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hannahlockillustration:

Will Psyduck pass his driving test??

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charl0ttan:

its so fucked that they get to use music in commercials. that my fucking wife asshole

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goatedgreen:

its actually crazy how good music is. and its all different, too. like wow. huge deal really when you think about it

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dailyclassicart:

Claude Monet - “Sunset at Pourville” (1882)

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hellsitegenetics:

hellsitegenetics:

giraffesonparade:

giraffesonparade:

I am drunk and on my way home walked past this truck that had pictures of fish on it and said ‘meat without feet’ I laughed so hardr

MEAT WITHOUT FEET

String identified:
a a a a at t tc tat a ct t a a ‘at tt t’ ag a
AT TT T

Closest match: Tethysbaena scabra genome assembly, chromosome: 15

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museiums:

loré pemberton

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sobcat:

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sonandheirofnothinginparticular:

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all-roads-are-now-bent:

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rearte2:

by Joan Mitchell

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ukrainianslavwashingtonian:

rslashrats:

rslashrats:

mr beast partnering with the lds church to help bring in younger people so they can marry off said younger people was not in my 2026 bingo

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pjharvey:

it’s so funny when people online act like women reading trashy romance novels is like. a new phenomenon and a sign of the downfall of society bc this has never been a thing before. this has been an extremely popular genre of book for ages. the only difference now is that they’re written by women who wanted to fuck kylo ren. which i guess is annoying. out of every man in star wars like be so serious. they had harrison ford in those movies

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blujayonthewing:

nohoperadio:

Vinyl records are circular because it’s an efficient use of space: the grooves that encode the music are laid out in a spiral on the disc, so that the needle only has to move as far as the disc’s radius to read the entire thing. Before this clever idea was thought of, the grooves were instead laid out in a straight line, and every LP was a narrow rectangle more than a thousand feet long. To flip an album to side b at least two people were needed, one at each end, coordinating via shouted instructions.

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