Sunday, July 11, 2021

thecollectibles:

Elemental Guardian - Character Design Challenge by selected artists: Candela Cabrera, Anne-Clotilde Jammes, Amy Nguyen, Jean-luc KolSalomey Draws

michaelnordeman:
“Red squirrel/ekorre.
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michaelnordeman:

Red squirrel/ekorre.

doppelgender:
“ andromeda40002019:
“ who did this just wondering i love the use of ellipses
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the clunk wrote this
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doppelgender:

andromeda40002019:

who did this just wondering i love the use of ellipses

the clunk wrote this

rootandrock:

You’ve heard of hot girl summer.

Now try:

Reasonably Attractive Swamp Goblin Summer because like, who really wants the pressure of being HOT and attempting gender-conformity when they could be a Swamp Goblin lounging comfortably in a cool, sun-dappled, stream?

Nobody, that’s who.

curioscurio:

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And in the darkness bind them

miss-atomic-blog:

Please look at Boogie Man

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pinterestcats:

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jenniferrpovey:

mckitterick:

miss-nerd-alert:

foxincrocsnewgameplus:

followthebluebell:

prokopetz:

The idea that housecats are baby-talking at humans when they meow is based on a misunderstanding.

Yes, it’s true that, amongst themselves, adult housecats generally only vocalise to communicate with kittens, but the particular set of vocalisations that adult cats use to communicate with humans is distinct from, and largely non-overlapping with, the set of vocalisations that they use to communicate with kittens.

Your average adult housecat has anywhere from twenty to fifty distinct vocalisations that are basically only used to communicate with humans.

Cats meowing at humans is less baby-talk and more your cat learning a whole second language.

Can confirm.  Between themselves, cats usually use body language which is very subtle.  Meowing is very unsubtle—- it’s obnoxious, in the cat world.  It attracts far too much attention, which isn’t ideal for small predators. 

but they know that we don’t get their body language, so they meow instead.

it’s more akin to cats learning a second language which is comprised of yelling. 

So it’s like they are learning German

Even cooler, it’s basically a secret code between cat and owner. Studies were conducted where owners would listen to recordings of cats vocalizations and try to determine what the meow meant. Owners could identify what their own cat wanted (food, attention, help) based on the meow they heard, but couldn’t for other cats.

Your cats aren’t just learning a new language, they straight up invent a secret code that only you understand.

Human as a Second Language

Meowing is a trade language. It’s a pidgin.

Saturday, September 5, 2020

penbrydd:

yourplayersaidwhat:

space-australians:

drferox:

clintfbarton:

hiddlescheekbones:

sergle:

jasper-appreciation:

unpretty:

unpretty:

Tumblr: *rolls out “best stuff first”*

My blog:

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on the one hand this is a joke post because lol i have never made a good post in my life, but also, if i hadn’t made the connection between this update and my sudden nosedive in activity, i would have been really fucking discouraged about all the shit i’ve been working on lately. i guarantee there are people on tumblr right now who haven’t made that connection, and who are trying to figure out why suddenly no one likes anything they’ve made. and that fucking sucks.

Reminder to go into your settings and turn off ‘Best Stuff First’ because my activity’s tanked a couple days ago for no reason so this stuff IS happening.

You WILL miss content with that setting on.

i ain’t joking when i say that my activity looks JUST like this too and i wasn’t sure why

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I can only find the option on the app under Settings > Dashboard Preferences.

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To support content creators do us a favour and turn off “Best stuff first”. Open the tumblr app (Android or iOs) and go to “Settings > Dashboard Preferences. And please reblog this post, so that everybody will see this. Thank you very much!

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I assumed I just wasn’t writing very well, but maybe it’s not just me.

Am I supposed to pay to get my writing in front of followers now?

We interrupt your regularly-scheduled sci-fi content because this is important for app users, and it sucks. We all follow blogs because we want to see their content, not to have a crappy algorithm decide what’s best.

This blog is down approximately 80%, which doesn’t affect me other than as an annoyance (as this is a hobby and @okayto is small-ish) but the issue undoubtedly hurts others.

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Below are instructions for turning it off. You have to do it individually–it doesn’t matter if a blog you follow turns it off, you’ll still be affected unless you do the same.

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We don’t normally reblog PSAs, but this is very clearly affecting us, too! If you haven’t been getting your daily dose of RPG humor, this setting is probably why. Turn it off so you can see all the silly shit players say!

Trying to reblog the versions of these instructions with the most notes, so they’ll actually show up for the people afflicted by this update.

witchicality:

Types of Water 💧

~ Sea Water: Mostly used in healing and cleansing rituals. Also, sea water can be used to cleanse crystals (but be careful, some crystals/stones aren’t for sea water).


~ Storm Water: Spells and rituals that associate with emotional strength, change, and force. It also helps with cures, as well.


~ Snow Water: Spells and rituals tha focus on purity, ending and change, also for slow working spells.


~ River Water: Spells and rituals that deal with moving on, focusing, breaking through rough paths, and warding. Great for powering!


~ Rain Water: Has many, many, many purposes, but especially great for growth and rebirth spells. Also great for gaining power.


~ Dew Water: I recommend this for love and fertility spells, as well as delicate magic. Also great for fae work.

Thursday, July 16, 2020

anarchy-kisses:

Hi, welcome to super market, did you find everything okay?

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yes I did thank you for serving our country

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stay-close:

I’m in pain because the day is ending and somehow l am never healing.

Anne Sexton, A Self-Portrait In Letters