niti, 25, she/they.

infected:
“Boldt Castle, Alexandria Bay, New York state (via weheartit)
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infected:

Boldt Castle, Alexandria Bay, New York state (via weheartit)

I went to a botanical garden a while back and saw this beauty. I said aloud, "That is a botanical shitpost!" Then I misread its ID plaque and thought "Yes! Tree Euphoria is the emotion I'm experiencing!" Anyway, please witness this Tree Euphorbia (Euphorbia bourgaeana) with me

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oarfjsh:

botanyshitposts:

ok i doubt this is the true shape of the creature in question– the fan shape looks like fasciation, which is an abnormality that can happen when a growing tip of a plant gets damaged or infected in a certain way– but the absolute SHAPE this has taken as a result, like….. my god….. shapes that inflict tree europhoria upon ye for sure

reminds me of celosia “cristata”, a celosia argentea mutant where the fasciation is a desired trait for aesthetics.

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vs. how it is supposed to look:

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funky bastard.

diet-poison:

chaumas-deactivated20230115:

absolutely FUCKED that Disco Elysium

1.) let you play as a character with a penis

2.) introduced the plot point of a hole in the world

3.) didn’t let you fuck it. didn’t even let you TRY to fuck it. didn’t even let you DISCUSS THE LOGISTICS of fucking it. I tried every dialogue option that I thought might lead to the subject of sticking my dick in it and the game let me down every time. there’s a hole? in the world? you should be able to fuck it. you can wear a jacket that says FUCK THE WORLD but you never fucking act on it. what the fuck! it’s even called THE SWALLOW. why call it that if you’re not gonna let me fuck it?! JESUS IN HEAVEN. fuck!!!!

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soldez:

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captain-lovelace:

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I feel like you could take this exchange between Quark and Odo out of context and type it up in a word document and format it just right and it would fit right in with any gay yearning quote compilation post on this website

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viliere:
“Kimono (Kosode), Japan, 1840-1860
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viliere:

Kimono (Kosode), Japan, 1840-1860

deadreckon-deactivated20230712:

blood is basically the most normal thing for a sword to hunger for. if a sword gained sentience and started asking me for blood i’d be like yeah i thought you might say that

ymutate:

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“Wilderness #2” 2018

Aarón Morse. Born 1974

acrylic and oil on canvas