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Digital harmonica. They were huge in the 80s.
I definitely saw a lot more of them when I was younger
Not a skateboarder & never been one, but watching someone rip it apart on a board is mesmerizing.
Can one even source actual heroin these days? Like sans fentanyl, tranquilizers, RCs etc? Hypothetically speaking of course - please don’t DM me.
Great pics! And what an awesome spood! Wish I could help narrow it down but sadly I dont recognize the markings/coloration (I’m just a hobby keeper/breeder)
You should post your pics and info to iNaturalist.org and/or arachnoboards.com
If you’re in the PNW it’s not likely a Regal. It could be a Bold? I cant see the pedipalps well enough in the pic to say for sure but I still think it’s a female just based on the big ol’ booty.
Not sure where you’re located, but it looks like a hungry little female Regal
They also appear to enter REM sleep! Excellent video on spider cognition:
Theraphosinae sp. vulpes
Yo my mom has one of those mushroom jars! 😀
Nobody likes bloody nips https://youtu.be/6O1XLdi1PSc
Great song. Really love the live version Fiona Apple did with him in 2006:
She’s a talented artist. For a time when she was younger she scored her dream job restoring vintage wooden carousel horses, and went on to do beautiful colored pencil drawings of them with fantasy backgrounds based on their backstories and ornamentation. She’s fuckin awesome.
She’s normally a phenomenal speller (she devours books), so this was very out of character for her. Luckily she’s also happy to laugh at herself. One of the many things I absolutely adore about her.
As a 10 year old kid I thought this was incredible. I remember starting a whole Myst-like point and click puzzler in the short time I got to play with it. Sadly I didn’t get very far as we didn’t have a mac at home (it was on a Mac at my mom’s work), but it made a big impression on me.
My mom fucked up a cake she made for my niece about 10 years ago, and we’ve made sure to tell her “Happy Birtday” every year since
Beautiful job! My first thought was “is that a Brachypelma emilia?”