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[dabisqueen]

space.

would you go and why?

I'd go enter space with Dabi

Just to fuck him.

Cause he amazes me.

😘😘🫶 Dabi

[vrtherbal005]

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[dogstrainers08]

Dogs Can’t Help Falling in Love

One researcher argues that a dog’s ability to bond has more to do with forming emotional attachments than being smart about what humans want.

TEMPE, Ariz. — Xephos is not the author of “Dog Is Love: Why and How Your Dog Loves You,” one of the latest books to plumb the nature of dogs, but she helped inspire it. And as I scratched behind her ears, it was easy to see why.

First, she fixed on me with imploring doggy eyes, asking for my attention. Then, every time I stopped scratching she nudged her nose under my hand and flipped it up. I speak a little dog, but the message would have been clear even if I didn’t: Don’t stop.

We were in the home office of Clive Wynne, a psychologist at Arizona State University who specializes in dog behavior. He belongs to Xephos, a mixed breed that the Wynne family found in a shelter in 2012.

Dr. Wynne’s book is an extended argument about what makes dogs special — not how smart they are, but how friendly they are. Xephos’ shameless and undiscriminating affection affected both his heart and his thinking.

[bustyasianbeautiespod]

Aziraphale/Crowley // Hard Times by Paramore (Youtube)

[michi-beans]

Made a bunch of mini cards for my trigun aus to make threads on my twitter to organize stuff.

[basketcase1982]

working black friday & saturday so i’m just mentally preparing to have 2 horrible days in a row please pray for my life

[agbpaints]

A week and a half of painting after work and its done! All of my battletech backlog is painted! This stuff truly is a charm to paint and of you're at all interested in the funny giant robots you should grab yourself some to play around with.

[graintrainbrain]

Led by a pair of GP38-2Ws (CN 4796 and 4792), train W997 crosses Turtle Creek with a load of rails removed from the Turtleford subdivision, 08/03/2008. The subdivision used to run 77 miles from North Battleford to St. Walburg; today only 10 miles of track remain between North Battleford and Hamlin. Photo by Jeff Robertson

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[ilostyou]

my latest 911 theory is that buck will still be in the coma until beg/mid 6x12 and then 6x13 will be him fully recovered and we won't have much of his hospital stay/recovery process other than him at home with someone (maddie? eddie?) immediately following his discharge

[dogstrainers08]

Why Dogs and Humans Love Each Other More Than Anyone Else

You speak dog better than you think you do. You may not be fluent; that would require actually being a dog. But if you went to live in a dogs-only world, you’d be pretty good at understanding what they’re saying. You can tell a nervous yip from a menacing growl, a bark that says hello from a bark that says get lost. You can read the body language that says happy, that says sad, that says tired, that says scared, that says Please, please, please play with me right now!

Think that’s not a big deal? Then answer this: What does a happy bird look like? A sad lion? You don’t know, but dog talk you get. And as with your first human language, you didn’t even have to try to learn it. You grew up in a world in which dogs are everywhere and simply came to understand them.

That, by itself, says something about the bond that humans and dogs share. We live with cats, we work with horses, we hire cows for their milk and chickens for their eggs and pay them with food—unless we kill them and eat them instead. Our lives are entangled with those of other species, but we could disentangle if we wanted.

With dogs, things are different. Our world and their world swirled together long ago like two different shades of paint. Once you’ve achieved a commingled orange, you’re never going back to red and yellow.

The relationship began—well, nobody knows exactly when it began. The earliest remains of humans and dogs interred together date to 14,000 years ago, but there are some unconfirmed finds that are said to be more than twice as old. The larger point is the meaning of the discoveries: we lived with dogs and then chose to be buried with them. Imagine that.

[usafphantom2]

Naval Research Laboratory Lockheed YEC-121K Warning Star 128324 by Wing attack Plan R Via Flickr: 128324 "Sundowner". Originally built as a PO-2W. Converted to YEC-121K (installation of gas turbine auxiliary power unit) then to NEC-121K (removal of upper radome), then to NC-121K. To MASDC for storage in 1974. Scrapped at AMARC Jun 18, 1981, (no AMARC records found) Photo Credit's; Unknown to me (reprint). 1964 photo.