"Why is it so wet? And so dark?"
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Nate Franzen
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Edmonds_ScannerHoliday gift ideas for that special someone:
- curly fries & cash
- backyard vat of circus whiskey
- steam powered mechanical wolf
- bedazzled dueling daggers
- scarf infused with goblin wild magic
- curly fries & cash
- backyard vat of circus whiskey
- steam powered mechanical wolf
- bedazzled dueling daggers
- scarf infused with goblin wild magic
And I've always loved the gamerspeak "kk". You're too lazy to type two different keys in order to agree, but a single "k" is so abrupt and short, you need to hit the key twice to indicate that you agree in a friendly way.
What particular internet shorthand phrases are still interesting to you, and why?
For me "lol" will always rhyme with 'droll' and express the same kind of quiet amusement. is it really ".. out loud"? no I don't think so. Especially works well when combined with "lmao"
Throughout the year, I've looked out at the neighborhood trees, including a great big pine turning brown throughout the summer 😥
Today, I saw arborists at work.
I went over to talk to them because I've been wanting wood chips. I got a lot, perhaps more than I need!
My wall- mounted staghorn fern has really done well over the past year, maybe doubling in size. I'm not boasting, it's just really nice to see. Lots of water, always indirect light.
Now @christinkallama@hcommonsIt's neck-and-neck between #Zircon and #Calcite in the #MinCup23 semi-final!
Zircon has knocked out my favorite #Kaolinite the past two years, and so, as revenge, I'm voting for it so it can win and be ineligible to compete in future MinCups!
(I'm sure it has some fine qualities that others will be happy to recite, but I'm driven solely by tactical considerations).
https://www.mineralcup.org/2023/campaigns/campaigns/round-4-match-1
Vote in Semifinal Match 1 — Mineral Cup
It’s a semi-final match for the ages! Zircon is the undisputed Time Lord of geochronology, a mineral that can resist harsh environments that destroy other minerals. Harder then quartz, resistant to corrosion, and with a 2500°C melting point, zircon grains can withstand the process they form sedimen
