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DRAGON AGE: ORIGINS (2009) ↳ the village of honnleath

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I'm his stupid fucking rabbit

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4yo: actually, my dad work for nike

Me: my dad works for dinosaur

4yo: (very skeptic but doesn't have the words to call me out) tell me what... is the... dinosaurs name😑

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Cone minions

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mech pilot in hunter green x sunflower yellow

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John Kiraly, Positano Moon,1992

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Johnny <3

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UPDATE

I've given him an accessory to enhance his beauty

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veganism has so far been one of the biggest eye openers for me and for all of the arguments I’ve seen against it I have already seen explained yet people continue to feign ignorance and make the same old excuses and it’s honestly exhausting there being that much senselessness around something so important on a site that claims to care such a wide variety of issues

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Ewald Mataré, Liegendes Pferd, 1950.

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Baseball chuck doodle that went a little too hard 🤣

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What’s you thoughts on what happen to Laika

I think that Laika was yet another victim of horrific animal experimentation, whose needless death was no more or less remarkable than any of the others. She died a horrible and slow death of overheating while under extreme stress, something the scientists who sent her to die knew was likely to happen.

After the Soviet Union had lied about it for years in their propaganda, in 2002, Russian scientist Dimitri Malashenkov revealed that Laika had survived only about five to seven hours after liftoff before dying of overheating and panic. It was belatedly made known that Laika’s pulse rate tripled during takeoff and only came down somewhat during weightlessness.

This wasn’t a test of how the body responds to overheating in space that would at least yield useful data to prevent future deaths. Laika didn’t ensure the survival of future dogs, who had to endure the same stress. This happened because The Soviet scientists had insufficient time to perfect life-support systems, due to political pressure to launch in time for the celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution. That is what she died for.

This was not a noble sacrifice worthy of celebration, it was an unimaginably stressed out dog cruelly sent to her death because her captors believed that animals are expendable, and that it is perfectly acceptable for them to suffer in order to serve frivolous human interests. This is unfortunately a sentiment that many people still agree with. I constantly see her death being glorified on Tumblr, as well as the repetition of literal state propaganda; all because it makes for a nicer story than the truth.

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punk rock is about being polite obeying the rules and telling an adult when you have a problem. dont let those posers in spiked jackets gaslight you into thinking cursing is ok.

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By Tamotsu Yato, Japan, 1960s