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Warrior-Hunter Donají sketch. Been entertaining the idea of a possible sigil for Donají being a jaguar with deer antlers. I was mainly inspired by a strange depiction in Codex Bodley of a jaguar with what look like "horns."
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These beautiful flowers are poinsettias which were renamed by some European dude (of course). And today they are associated with Christmas/winter. However, they have a secret.
I've forever ruined Christmas for someone I know because I pointed out the secret to these flowers
This is important information @jarl-deathwolf . I didn't know the red "petals" were leaves
It's not too late to ruin Christmas for other people
Reblogged knifepigeon
bookporn
Yesterday I said that bookmobiles are an instant reblog. Today, I learned that rule also applies to book donkeys.
BIBLIOBURRO
i think it’s really important that everyone knows that this man (Luis Soriano) has his own children’s books
and the donkeys are called Alfa and Beto, by the way. if you even care
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These beautiful flowers are poinsettias which were renamed by some European dude (of course). And today they are associated with Christmas/winter. However, they have a secret.
I've forever ruined Christmas for someone I know because I pointed out the secret to these flowers
This is important information @jarl-deathwolf . I didn't know the red "petals" were leaves
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These beautiful flowers are poinsettias which were renamed by some European dude (of course). And today they are associated with Christmas/winter. However, they have a secret.
Ahuacatl means “the well known fruit" with a secondary definition of "testicle.” There are multiple words that use ahuacatl as a stem for other words like ahuacacuahuitl (avocado tree) or ahuacamilli (avocado orchard). You wouldn’t think “testicle tree” or “testicle orchard.” An English equivalent might be the word “nut” and the way we use it.