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really gotta post more silica siccatio lore

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A common variarity of Silisiccatioid, found in a locker room at my job.

Silica Siccatio, known as the species Silisiccatioids and commonly referred to as "Silica Gel", is a species characterized by a rectangular or square-ish shape which is more or less flat, a thin exterior and a filling most commonly consisting of small, odorless white pearls, which can be felt through the outside membrane. These small spheres have been observed to consist of silicon dioxide (SiO2) and sometimes water or other forms of liquid. They have the remarkable ability to absorb moisture from the air around them and the outside membrane commonly consists of some form of paper, fabric or plastic which lets enough air pass through to enable this process. It is thought that the species somehow survives solely on this moisture, and have no need for a more nourishing diet.

These intriguing life forms are most commonly found in sealed boxes or other containers of food and other products, which is their natural habitat. They are a widespread species that have been discovered in different varieties all over the world. It is thought that the Sillisiccatioids have formed a symbiotic relationship with humans in which they help keep food and a wide variarity of other products from molding, spoiling and getting otherwise destroyed, by keeping the air moisture within the container low. In this way, Silisiccatioids get nourishment and protected living spaces while preventing sickness and waste of materials for the human race.

Silisiccatioids often display a variarity of patterns on their thin exterior, varying in color but having a common theme through all of them. They usually display text and in some cases, symbols, with messages such as "DO NOT EAT" and "THROW AWAY", a message which can be conveyed in many and sometimes multiple languages at once, though english is a common find. This is thought to serve as a protective strategy against humans, who might mistake them for another peice of food among the rest of the container's contents and consume them. Upon this, the internal beads of the Silisiccatioids have in fact also been shown to often have a toxic coating of cobalt chloride, a toxic element which causes nausea and vomiting upon consumption, as well as possibly further health risks. This provides an extra warning to other species against consumption. If you or a loved one has ingested a Silisiccatioid, please call the poison help line of your country.

It is not known why Silisiccatioids have evolved to only display exterior warnings comprehendable to humans, though many researchers suggest the reason to be that our species in particular lack the intelligence to refrain from such impulses.

The name Silisiccatioids, or Silica Siccatio, is originated from the name of their inside material, Silica, and the Latin word for "drying", Siccatio.

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i tried out digital tarot and...thanks, i guess.

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visual representation of my mind when i disassociate and stare into the air

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today's reminder that i'm autistic. not the slightest suspiscion the whole time.

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this is true and i made a list of more things that exhibit horse energy

the loose criteria is it appears alive, it will freak out if you do one thing wrong and it has stubborn intentions that doesn't align with your own. mainly it just feels like a horse.

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OH WAIT OH SHIT. I THINK I FOUND SOME GHOST LORE INSPIRATION.

found this in a Vinesauce Vinny video here's the transcript of the info he read about the paintings that made things really click in relation to Ghost.

"God is dead"...and the ghostly looking pope...

Here's the video link as well, great video.

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Go hiking. Fake your death. Become one with the forest. Elevate to forest god. The simple things.

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get your feet out in the swamp bitches

When I say "connect with nature" I don't just mean the aesthetic forests with deer and beautiful flowers.

I mean the weeds growing through concrete, the fungus that grows on the rotten shed, the nettles that always seem to return and the scary, spindly cellar spider in the corner of the bathroom.

Nature is not always pretty or magical - the pigeons and seagulls you swat at are nature too, the wasps and flies that hover by your meals are animals too, store-bought strawberries and the leaves that fall from your neighbour's tree are not all that different from the Giant Sequoias and it's seeds.

If you want to connect and understand nature, I mean *really* connect to it, in it's entirety, you have to seek out and learn about the ugly, scary and mundane things as well. You don't have to like it, just don't forget that it's there.

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they are the universe, and the uaniverse is them

Source: poeticalphotos

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how i observe america from afar as a swedish person

What is Trump? And why are people posting about it all the time?

the ancient Americans believed that Trump, pharaoh of new york—later exiled to florida—was the second incarnation of their national demiurge, Reagan. he did little to discourage this, even taking the name Donald in direct reference to the ancient conservative deity

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me: lmaoo my mom really thinks a few salty crackers and ginger ale will cure my nausea

me 2 minutes after ginger ale and crackers, no longer nauseous:

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will wood candy. that is what i call these. i eat them and think of will.

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id give anything for him except my beer

His name is Groch. He is 45 years old. He loves crime shows and beer

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rules of exploring the forest:

1. if you walk through taller vegetation during only slightly warmer temperatures, it doesn't matter how much repellent you put on. you shall get ticks. you will get ticks. the ticks are unavoidable.

2. some forests will have an uncanny feeling to them or make you feel like you're not welcome. you will tell yourself it's just the environment.

3. rain is just water. it is not dangerous.

4. animals will scare the shit out of you when they get startled by your presence.

5. you will get a feeling that some stuff you find on the ground you are not supposed to take with you. you will wonder if this fear is warranted.

6. you will find things in the forest in the middle of nowhere that make you go "what the hell is this doing here?!"

7. the feeling of someone following you will probably only get stronger when looking behind you.

8. if you didn't bring water and are now far from home, you've fucked up.