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say goodbye

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Left-handed Ena Dream BBQ fan animation yayyy

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idk if ive posted these

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i painted some lettuce 🥬

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Oarfish

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HEY GUYS are baldis Basics aus still a thing are they still existent are they

Yknow how null gets in the way of the game yeah so what if he’s held captive to prevent him from interfering with the og game he has no recollection of past events he believes he’s just an office worker in a busy city when really he’s just in a branch of the base game

He wakes up too often however, this is where Baldi becomes more than an observer and is the only one that will interact with null hence being his only friend. SMIRKY SMIRKS SMILES

a thread through the needle reaches the skybox it’s fine cause he’s never gonna look up

she’s familiar

friends truly

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Heart of the Forest 🍂 - ig | bsky | twitter | commissions | prints

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finnegan, how i love u… go take ur vitamins

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One of the coolest things to remember is that because prey animals have eyes on the side of their head, they are looking at you when they're in profile, not facing you! Hot tip for artists and animal lovers!

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The most whimsical man thing

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I Swear I Am Normal About Angelooney's UPA inspired Baldi

The UPA Design of baldi belongs to Angelooney

i swear there's too many good baldi designs i can't-

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I’m still alive :3 just a little doodle

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This deer says… woof? Meet the Muntjac deer (genus: Muntiacus). Found in Southeast Asia, this ungulate makes bark-like calls to alert others of approaching predators. Humans who enter forests where this species lives sometimes rely on its bark as a warning signal for potential threats, like tigers. If attacked, the muntjac may bite its foe with its canine teeth.

Photo: RJ Photos UK, CC BY 2.0, flickr

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Fasciation - a type of deformity in flowers🌼

It can happen as a result of random mutation, infection from disease, bacteria, or hormone imbalance

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Giant Honey Bees