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Kinked dustball, stuck on a pale blue dot. Is it 42, or ''just some beans, sire''?
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Things not on my Bingo card today.

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When life gives you lemons

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Forced Feelings

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Found this in one of my analogue repositories. Tonight's reading...

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Made a damned fine pot of beansoup again last night. Really living up to its reputation this morning, which he will attest to...

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Just remember, if your heart hurts, it's because of your head. If your gut hurts, it's because of your intuition. Or various medical ailments.

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walkies

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"It is not the Fourth yet, Rebel scum" "You still smell..."

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A recent @newscientist.com cartoon #fungi

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#CalvinandHobbes

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make it make sense.

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Carried from the Tide

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For #Caturday: a poignant photo by my friend Paul Koudounaris of a beloved pet's tombstone. "'He was only a cat,' but he was human enough to be a great comfort in hours of loneliness and pain." Check out Paul's book on pet cemeteries, FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH: bookshop.org/p/books/fait...

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Essential genetics debunking of very entrenched myths. Worth also noting that many of these came initially from the labs of US eugenicists, for whom monogenic traits had to explain everything so their proposed policies would ‘work’

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A fringe theory claims our central nervous system (CNS) is a parasite that took over the body of an ancestor, capturing 20% of the body's resources. One fact supports it: If the body dies and the skull is open, the CNS sometimes detaches, perhaps an ancient host-seeking reflex.

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This is the world’s biggest iceberg, A23. At approximately 3460 sq km, it’s twice the size of Greater London and is currently located 73 km from the island of South Georgia.

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She’ll be like “I know a place” then take you to the center of a forest grove and transform you into a sprawling oak tree using ancient magic

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So 😂

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An early feed for the lambs, the weather is turning dark. It's been raining in the Cape, maybe we'll get a few drops

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It still really hurts It's been a week, and while that's nowhere near long enough for things to feel better, there are constant reminders of what we're missing, which are making things even harder each time they happen. But I said last week that you need to concentrate on the positives, and the…

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It’s lovely the way light dapples through the apple trees onto the grass💚🌱🍃

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Stop hating yourself for everything you aren't. Start loving yourself for everything that you are🖤

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On what would've been Scott Carpenter's 100th birthday! One of the original 'Mercury 7', his 16mm pilot cam film was water damaged at splashdown & couldn't be effectively developed. 63 years on, we can finally see him clearly during flight, after restoring the film for #GeminiAndMercuryRemastered

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This is nonsense. Chatbots can’t solve this problem. When faced with a friend deficit on this scale, the solution is obviously friend tariffs.

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One of my favorite small things: When you can see the disk of the Sun through clouds without squinting. Warning: STILL DANGEROUS!

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Tapping at the bounds of reality. #Warframe #Captura #Warframecaptura

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Jupiter Core xkcd.com/3083

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Emotional intelligence is often seen an innate ability or something that just comes with age, but actually it’s a skill. And practicing that skill can be really valuable to you and those you love. NEW blog, fabulous art by @stuartcb.bsky.social www.girlonthenet.com/blog/palette...

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The non-political equivalent of finding out your favorite musician is a staunch Republican. Enjoy your bread bowl full of tomato sauce, Gail.

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Her castle was a wee bit damp this morning...

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#WeskusVibes

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weskus sunset rustig

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Behind a gate, with a "no entry" sign, were Maartblomme. A quick in-&-out, far too pretty to not take a chance

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midday walk 🐑🐑🐑

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To celibrate Alien Day.. There will be Cameron's preferred bd edition.

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Working two sheep dogs at the same time. Each dog has its own commands. either in terms of whistle tone or language

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Red wine

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Do not adjust your screen. Viewing this tree does not require special 3-D glasses. That's just what the 'Rising Sun' redbud (Cercis canadensis) looks like. Native to North America, it was found growing wild & propagated. The trippy 3-D movie effect is a consequence of two factors:

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Is anyone else going through this loop? 1. Decide to order tons of supplies because of tariffs 2. Decide to wait and see 3. Oh no if I wait it will definitely get worse 4. Punt

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