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They better make this a juju stroll

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a sitting platypus

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quiz: why do lobsters have one claw bigger

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Weird... I remember him looking happier

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There's something very charming about when beetles open up their wing covers in this big dramatic display just to fly less than ten centimetres.

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Titans tower summary ft that 1 quote

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sk8ter bois (he said see you later boy)

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MILDRED?????

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Tiny baby Bruce being ignored at a gala because he's still in mourning and he only ever used to dance with his mom and so he doesn't know how! While Nora Fries comes right over and teaches him to dance, has a really sweet moment with him and lights up a little boy's night who desperately needed it, and it's emotional just for knowing what Bruce is going through on that night, but also this is why he believes so strongly in second chances. This is the kind of thing that makes Bruce someone who remembers the good things that people did, that this is why he'll keep giving Freeze another chance, because if someone like Nora loved him, if he loved someone like Nora, then there must be something there. At this core, Bruce is fundamentally about believing there's something worthwhile in the world and fighting like hell for it, because of people like Nora Fries, who helped a little boy see the good in life again for that night.

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“Gosh, thats so me”

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Ornament of Fish in Waves (Okimono).  Japan, circa 1900.  Bronze, silver, gilt, shibuichi and shakudo. 13.1 x 48.7 cm. An okimono of stylized bronze waves among which swim two shubunkin, one cast in richly patinated copper, the other in oxidized silver with partially gilt areas, the eyes of shibuichi, shakudo, and gilt. The fish naturalistically modelled, supported by the highly stylized waves.

Oshima Joun (1858-1940), given name Yasutaro, was the son of the cast-metal worker Oshima Takajiro, whose father Yasubei had started the family business. He succeeded to the business in 1877 and took the name Joun. He used the go Shokaken.  Text and image via Khalili Collection

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I am a huge fan of retiring to my quarters