Love this. The pose, her expression, her chin, her shirt collar, the hair clip are all great. She also seems like a lovely human.
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Weirdly, the window looks like can be opened. Why would anyone spec an operable window in this location?
It’s nonsense and thus must lead to Narnia or Wonderland.
But those with large endowments are some of the few who are resilient to Trump’s various demands.
Vassar football has been undefeated since like 1861!
Those vile frogs where the babies hatch out of the back of the mother. Do I have this phobia, or is that also the most unnerving thing YOU’ve ever seen?
what is this i love it
tamal3@lemmy.worldto Uplifting News@lemmy.world•Donations to Luigi Mangione's legal defense fund slowed, then surgedEnglish1·3 months agoThe link isn’t working for me, but I remember reading that if you look at more nuanced sentiments it was a larger percentage of Americans that did not fully condemn Luigi’s actions.
"The USA Today/Suffolk University poll conducted between January 7 to 11 found 28.50 percent of registered voters believe the shooting was wrong, but “understand the alleged shooter’s anger with the healthcare system”
“In addition, 64.60 percent of registered voters believe the shooting was wrong and the person who did it should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.” Newsweek
Seems sus to me. I get it, but then shouldn’t the shores of the Hudson River also be coast, and those counties counted as coastal counties?
100% minus the energy requirements of AI 🫠
Is it also because the spiral is basically 2D, so from inside you can only see what’s basically 1D (aka the visible band of the Milky Way)? We would literally not have the perspective to see very much the rest of the galaxy in our sky.
Amazing, too, that the Andromeda galaxy is so bright that we can see it from our galaxy.
Can I buy this as a poster somewhere? I love maps, and somehow don’t have any space maps hanging up.
It was a fun fact until I clicked the link and realized that “arrows carried by the birds” are in fact arrows the birds have been shot with. Interesting history, thanks!
So sad about what happened to planet Kerbin.
I didn’t want to say it first! But a huge salamander was living in the water holding tank last I checked! It seems to have gotten swept in during the hurricane in September, and I’m not sure how to get it out as the water in the tank is nearly 10 ft deep.
I’ve never seen that before though–the system is pretty tight. The water comes out from under a huge oak tree into a sheltered area, and stays sheltered until it comes out of the tap. Nobody has ever gotten sick off it to my knowledge… though the salamander is a new development!
I’d love to get the water tested, but I haven’t looked into it other than some local offices that test mineral content. How would I look into testing for parasites?
What do you think about my unfiltered spring water
tamal3@lemmy.worldto Science Memes@mander.xyz•Lifestyles of the Bronze Age FamousEnglish4·6 months agoIMO it’s tragic to eat such an intelligent creature. Maybe stick to these guys…? Mmmm.
tamal3@lemmy.worldto Science Memes@mander.xyz•Lifestyles of the Bronze Age FamousEnglish8·6 months agoWords in English that end in “-us” and pluralize to “-i” are from Latin, such as cactus/cacti or focus/foci. However, “octopus” is from Greek, and its correct pluralization from Greek would be “octopodes.” In English, we have also adopted “octopuses,” which fits our standard pluralization rules.
So, “octopi” is actually a language mix up, though one that’s so common that it seems to be accepted in English.
I’m so out of my depth in this thread. Is this a real side effect of radiation?
Cedar waxwings get drink on fermented mulberries and roll around on the ground.
Can I follow your stuff on Lemmy somehow? I’m looking but don’t see an option. I’d love to see more of what you make