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THIS is the bear cave painting i was talking about, the line weight, the proportions, the fine details around the face, and the fact that this all had to be drawn from memory, idk man, it’s incredible to me. if i could meet one person from history it’d be the person that painted this bear 30,000 years ago

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My dinnar 💪💯❗💥

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Little doodle for the #andouartparty ! The theme was DELICIOUS so here is a burger boy eating a DELICIOUS sandwich!

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cute gender-neutral things to call your partner

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*me reaping* i know i for sure did not sow this much no way all this was me

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sorry for the lack of art recently if i dont partake in the salmon run for at least five hours a day i will not survive

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who up delaying the inevitable

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The litany against getting Mad Online

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once you view the block button not as a furious silencing tactic but as a tool to personalize your social media experience...then you will be free

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have you considered learning anything about AI art before deciding it's theft? It doesn't actually contain any images of other people's work.

Or are you just worried your job will be automated (it won't)

have you considered sucking the shit right out of my asshole and swallowing it

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Ms paint furry vent art but with orcs

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the vampires got it right. life is about being bisexual and a little bit pathetic. and going through different levels of depressive episodes

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“Last month, when a Twitter thread by a woman who sent her neighbors homemade chili went viral, the woman was accused of being a “white savior” and inconsiderate to autistic people (the woman who wrote the thread is autistic). It’s just one example of how high the stakes seem to be for interpersonal encounters that are objectively nobody’s business, and how so often our thirst for drama is really a thirst for punishment. Because none of these encounters matter. It literally doesn’t matter that someone made chili for their neighbors because you were never meant to know about it in the first place. It’s not your business. To demand retribution against someone who says they enjoy coffee with their husband or makes surprise chili for strangers — or even someone who complains about these things! — reflects something far more disturbing than humblebrags or being a presumptuous neighbor. It’s that these reactions are so normalized online that they’re almost boring. Of course people are going to freak out about someone’s misguided problematic author spreadsheet even though it has zero bearing on the real world whatsoever, and of course people are going to accuse a beloved indie rocker of ableism for being annoyed by constant flash photography. It doesn’t have to be this way! People in their regular lives don’t react this way to things. It’s only on platforms where controversy and drama are prioritized for driving engagement where we’re rewarded for despising each other.”

— Every “Chronically Online” Conversation Is The Same, Rebecca Jennings

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Two cats won’t give up on trying to enter a Japanese Art Museum, the war has been going on for 2 years now. 

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