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Mushrooms are objectively the funniest thing on gods green earth like this one destroys your liver and kidneys and kills you this one makes a fine cooking oil this one introduces you to the machine elves this one grows in your shower and slowly destroys your lungs this one is delicious in a stir fry. Who else has the range

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It's so funny that Misa is famous. Imagine that you're a normal ass cop and you get put on a special task force to catch a mass murderer. And you meet with the expert detective in charge. And he tells you your top 2 suspects are a random teenager and like. Ariana grande

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Fuck. Those fuckers at the store sold me No Purpose Flour again. What the fuck do I do with this

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white girl save me

I want to do architecture fanarts of 1:1 real-life size

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“Go into the arts. I’m not kidding. The arts are not a way to make a living. They are a very human way of making life more bearable. Practicing an art, no matter how well or badly, is a way to make your soul grow, for heaven’s sake. Sing in the shower. Dance to the radio. Tell stories. Write a poem to a friend, even a lousy poem. Do it as well as you possibly can. You will get an enormous reward. You will have created something.”

— Kurt Vonnegut (via lazypacific)

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he or perhaps his brother would do numbers on here

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me: *trying to take my socks off but they keep getting stuck on my heel* oh fuck. goddamnit.

the extractor fan in a bathroom in Norway that has an intrinsic link to my spirit: *momentarily whirs louder*

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Happy Doggust!! Day 1: Mutt. TGIF everyone. :')

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A different kind of Witche's sabbath

The Walnut Tree in Benevento (the Witches' Sabbath), circa 1822–1826. Painted by Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti.

This eerie and fantastical painting depicts the legendary witches' sabbath under the walnut tree in Benevento, a site steeped in Italian folklore. Beneath a spectral night sky, scores of ghostly figures dance in spiraling formations around the enchanted tree, while a glowing, chandelier like apparition hovers ominously overhead. The scene evokes a haunting blend of the supernatural and theatrical, capturing the dark mystique of occult ritual with dreamlike intensity.

The legend of the Walnut Tree in Benevento (Italian: Il Noce di Benevento) is among the most enduring narratives of European witchcraft tradition, originating in medieval southern Italy, particularly the region of Campania. As early as the 13th century, Benevento was whispered to be the gathering place of witches (streghe) who convened under a massive walnut tree by the River Sabato.

This folklore is an amalgamation of:

Pagan rites (likely of Lombard or pre-Christian origin),

Christian demonology,

Popular oral traditions fuelled by Inquisitorial trials and later Baroque mythmaking.

“The Benevento walnut tree became, by the 16th century, a focal point for southern Italy’s witchcraft narratives—combining ecclesiastical fears, rural ritual memory, and gendered folklore”.

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looking for opinions both from americans and non-americans: what would you consider to be the big 4 american cities in terms of like, vibes-based cultural impact?

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btw you should absolutely read stuff you don't agree with. you should think critically about it. you should reflect and find different stimuli and maybe even form your own thought based on or opposed to it. ideas aren't contagious and reading words someone else has told you are "bad" won't infect you like a virus and make you "evil". read with your own brain.

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I am going to kill [remembers suicide jokes are bad] a healthcare executive [remembers the fbi exists] haha just kidding [remembers that tumblr hates posers] but maybe I’m not [remembers The Alamo] The Alamo

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