#nessies post

[crj-200]

$167 trip clit to penis

[weltschmerz-cairn]

RIP Chucklefuck you would have loved girl dad t-shirts

[nalyra-dreaming]

I was reading some fics about Armand and Daniel's relationship in S2x05 and I've now noticed that while obviously a little tortured, Daniel had the need of his human necessities (peeing, eating, drinking) granted. If not, we would've at least seen a puddle of his piss on the floor like in the book... But would Armand do that? The Armand who got angry that he was cleaning again Louis' mess?

I mean… he had to give him water at least, I agree.

And likely grant bathroom…. privileges. To put it that way.

Armand wanted something from Daniel. He wanted to know why. And the fact that he kept Daniel there for days means Daniel likely didn’t break as easy as we saw it (I mean he only remembered fragments of the time there). Which might mean another fascination level for Armand.

And a fascinated Armand… likely was a lot more indulgent, so to speak.

[marleneoftheopera]

Some curtain call photos from Vienna.

[halorocks1214]

BIGFOOT STILL HOLDS THE TITLE FOR LEAST VOTED-FOR SPLATFEST TEAM EVER

[gl1tched-g0th]

hey guys.

[rubys-forest]

princess nessa my beloved<33

[bootleg-nessie]

Reply to this post to get a free weevil in the mail

[albertonykus]

In the 1974 Doraemon chapter "ネッシーがくる" ("Nessie's Visit"), the main character Nobita gets into a debate about the existence of the Loch Ness monster. One of the interesting things about this story is that the manga spends quite a few pages going over real-world arguments that have been put forward both in support of and against Nessie's existence.

In another example of Doraemon keeping up with the times, "Nessie's Visit" was adapted into the current Doraemon anime earlier this year (2023), and some of these arguments were substantially modified for the episode based on new evidence that has come to light in the meantime. The (in)famous "surgeon's photo" (labeled "Dr. Wilson's photo" in the manga) is now said to be a demonstrated hoax.

Additionally, the fact that research sampling environmental DNA from Loch Ness has found no sign of an unknown large animal species in the lake is mentioned, based directly on a 2019 press release from the University of Otago.

[jijimachu]

[lavenoon]

@naffeclipse I don't know enough about cryptids to know if it's like. A Rule that they show up blurry in pictures, but it's definitely funny to assume that

[crj-200]

planes are mammals. to me

[roochuchan]

IM SO EXCITED!! My new stickers are here and they look so cool! 🤩

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[nalyra-dreaming]

Naur Louis is leaving?

From AMC

No. He‘s not. Promise :)

[labete-du-gevaudan]

While they were originally taken in 2018, new photographs of a monster in Loch Ness were released recently. The photographer, Chie Kelly, was snapping photos of her husband and daughter during their outing at Loch Ness at the time. She described the creature as "serpent-like" and said that it was spinning and rolling in the water. Once it went back under the water, it never surfaced again. At first, she believed it was a pair of otters. But upon a second look, Kelly thinks otters are much smaller than the creature she had seen.

Understandably, Kelly believed she would be mocked for her photographs, so she didn't release them right away. In total, 71 photos of this sighting of Nessie were released by The Cryptid Factor podcast on YouTube.

Loch Ness expert Steve Feltham claims, "They are the most compelling surface images of the phenomenon."

[moonstones-and-stardust]

Some points I shouldn't have to reiterate

-Being kind shouldn't be a second thought.

-Your relationships shouldn't be constant arguments.

-Those close to you shouldn't tear you down.

-It's good to have time and space to just relax.

-Just because you aren't being productive doesn't mean you're worthless.