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[horrormogai]

[ID 1 :: A rectangular flag with 7 horizontal stripes. The middle flag is slightly thicker than the other stripes. The colors, from top to bottom, are dark blue, black, red, white, red, black, and dark blue. In the center is a low poly image of sonic.exe from the fnf mod VS Rewrite. // End ID]

[ID 2 :: A rectangular flag with 7 horizontal stripes. The middle flag is slightly thicker than the other stripes. The colors, from top to bottom, are dark blue, periwinkle, light periwinkle, white, light periwinkle, periwinkle, and dark blue. In the center is a low poly image of Maijin Sonic from the fnf mod VS Rewrite. // End ID]

[ID 3 :: A rectangular flag with 7 horizontal stripes. The middle flag is slightly thicker than the other stripes. The colors, from top to bottom, are navy blue, black, dark grey, white, dark grey, black, and navy blue. In the center is a low poly image of Lord X from the fnf mod VS Rewrite.]

[ID 4 :: A rectangular flag with 7 horizontal stripes. The middle flag is slightly thicker than the other stripes. The colors, from top to bottom, are blue, red, black, white, black, red, and blue. In the center is a low poly image of Rewrite from the fnf mod VS Rewrite. // End ID]

[ID 5 :: A rectangular flag with 7 horizontal stripes. The middle flag is slightly thicker than the other stripes. The colors, from top to bottom, are dark blue, black, red, white, red, black, and dark blue. // End ID]

[ID 6 :: A rectangular flag with 7 horizontal stripes. The middle flag is slightly thicker than the other stripes. The colors, from top to bottom, are dark blue, periwinkle, light periwinkle, white, light periwinkle, periwinkle, and dark blue. // End ID]

[ID 7 :: A rectangular flag with 7 horizontal stripes. The middle flag is slightly thicker than the other stripes. The colors, from top to bottom, are navy blue, black, dark grey, white, dark grey, black, and navy blue. // End ID]

[ID 8 :: A rectangular flag with 7 horizontal stripes. The middle flag is slightly thicker than the other stripes. The colors, from top to bottom, are blue, red, black, white, black, red, and blue. // End ID]

let the gender envy i have for vs rewrite's low poly Majin get the better of me, have some flags

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[solarpunkani]

My Plans for Solarpunk Aesthetic Week 5

I'm so excited for SAesW 5!! I have plans, some more tenuous than others, so let's go over them together!

Crochet! I have a blanket I was working on, I'm not sure if I'll end up finishing that one, but I did also save a pattern for a bag I might start instead! I didn't get a lot of work shifts so I might even be able to finish a project this week??? Crazy

Speaking of crochet, I gave that sunflower bag I made a year back to a friend so they can hopefully sew a lining for it! Then I'll be able to wear it places without worrying about it stretching and stuff falling out of it!

Embroidery?! I got some embroidery floss for really cheap, and I still have some kits I've never finished, so if I feel courageous I might try and learn a new skill! I'd love to someday be able to add embroidery to my vest!

I have some peppers that are starting to ready that I might offer to some friends! I think right now its about 4 habaneros and maybe a small bellpepper? Unfortunately no mega load of tomatoes and peppers this year (YET) but I can still treat my friends to some morsels!

Collect seeds from my pollinator garden! Me and a friend are lowkey starting to collect seeds from our plants to make our own custom native plant mixes to our area--I've got some sunshine mimosa pods that should be ready within the week, and some leavensworth coreopsis seeds that I think are ready if I can go collect on a not-rainy day sometime soon!

While I'm out there I might weed my garden, the white beggarticks are going crazymode and I need to clean things up before they take over entirely

Speaking of gardening! On the 21st there's a big plant sale a few hours away from me that I'm gonna go to--hopefully I'll get there in time to swipe up some of the sandhill milkweed seedlings they're selling!

I've been doing a decent bit of IRL activism stuff, and on the 21st there's also gonna be a big block party to celebrate a cafe's anniversary that a bunch of us are gonna be at! Communing with a lot of friends and like-minded homies is gonna be crazy fun!

I might try to work on some of my solarpunk stories, or try and draw! Maybe I'll try solarpunkifying one of my OCs or something? Who knows!

I also might try and write a solarpunk-adjacent essay of some sorts, but I haven't picked a topic yet...

Who knows how much of this I'll end up doing? There's only one way to find out! Fingers crossed!

[anipgarden]

Some of you may have heard about Monarch butterflies being added to the Threatened species list in the US and be planning to immediately rush out in spring and buy all the milkweed you can manage to do your part and help the species.

And that's fantastic!! Starting a pollinator garden and/or encouraging people and businesses around you to do the same is an excellent way to help not just Monarchs but many other threatened and at-risk pollinator species!

However.

Please please PLEASE do not obtain Tropical Milkweed for this purpose!

Tropical milkweed (Asclepias curassavica)--also commonly known as bloodflower, Mexican butterflyweed, and scarlet milkweed--will likely be the first species of milkweed you find for sale at most nurseries. It'll be fairly cheap, too, and it grows and propagates so easily you'll just want to grab it! But do not do that!

Tropical milkweed can cause a host of issues that can ultimately harm the butterflies you're trying to help, such as--

Harboring a protozoan parasite called OE (which has been linked to lower migration success, reductions in body mass, lifespan, mating success, and flight ability) for long periods of time

Remaining alive for longer periods, encouraging breeding during migration time/overwintering time as well as keeping monarchs in an area until a hard freeze wherein which they die

Actually becoming toxic to monarch caterpillars when exposed to warmer temperatures associated with climate change

However--do not be discouraged!! There are over 100 species of milkweed native to the United States, and plenty of resources on which are native to your state specifically! From there, you can find the nurseries dedicated to selling native milkweeds, or buy/trade for/collect seeds to grow them yourself!!

The world of native milkweeds is vast and enchanting, and I'm sure you'll soon find a favorite species native to your area that suits your growing space! There's tons of amazing options--whether you choose the beautiful pink vanilla-smelling swamp milkweed, the sophisticated redring milkweed, the elusive purple milkweed, the alluring green antelopehorn milkweed, or the charming heartleaf milkweed, or even something I didn't list!

And there's tons of resources and lots of people willing to help you on your native milkweed journey! Like me! Feel free to shoot me an ask if you have any questions!

Just. PLEASE. Leave the tropical milkweed alone. Stay away.

TLDR: Start a pollinator garden to help the monarchs! Just don't plant tropical milkweed. There's hundreds of other milkweeds to grow instead!

[horrormogai]

Cutedimic

[PT :: Cutedimic]

A gender relating to cutesy things in dark empty places. This gender can be related to the morute [link] aesthetic.

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Coined By :: @/moonziedoll on pinterest Original Post :: Here [link] Archived :: Here [link]

This is an archiving of a previously coined term, if the creator would like it taken down please let me know!

[PT :: This is an archiving of a previously coined term, if the creator would like it taken down please let me know // End PT

Tagging :: @radiomogai @io-archival

[horrormogai]

[PT :: losgorcadac: a gender related to arcades, the backrooms, gore, being eternally lost, and feeling lonely // End PT]

losgorcadac: a gender related to arcades, the backrooms, gore, being eternally lost, and feeling lonely

for anon! the top two stripes represent gore, the next represents the backrooms, the next two represent arcades, and the bottom two represent being lost and feeling lonely. the term combines ‘los’ from ‘lost’, ‘gor’ from ‘gore’, ‘rcad’ from ‘arcade’, and ‘ac’ from ‘backrooms’!

flag id: a flag with 7 stripes. in order, they are dark red, faded red, dull yellow-brown, aqua blue, bright indigo, dark dull indigo, and purple-black. end id.

dni transcript here

[timely-cunninghares]

ZZZ, please give me a new record weight fish of one I haven't caught yet.... Please...

[solarpunkani]

Just watched a librarian yell at a guy for sleeping in a chair

Apparently its against the rules to sleep in a library

Like sorry you have comfy cozy chairs out??? Also homeboy wasn’t snoring or anything like it wasn’t even disruptive sleeping what the fuck

[horrormogai]

[PT :: FNAFvesil]

FNAFVESIL

A vesil identity in which the Five Nights at Freddy’s franchise affects or defines most or all aspects of one's identity

[anipgarden]

Hot take but HGTV needs more of the G

Like you’re telling me you’re renovating a house, renovating a backyard, and all you can do is mention one (1) of the 12+ plants you’re putting in and be like ‘heehee pretty leaf’ and nothing else?

Give me more gardening on the home and gardening channel dammit

[horrormogai]

🍬 Candybowlic 🍬

[PT: Candybowlic]

Created by @/gendercoining on October 1st, 2020

[PT: Created by @/gendercoining on October 1st, 2020]

"a gender that feels like picking out candy your favorite candies from a candy bowl on a halloween night !!" - Original Definition

Flag Color Meanings ::

[PT: Flag Color Meanings]

Red :: Resembles candy apples and fruity sweets

Orange :: Resembles caramel and nougat

Green :: Resembles gummy and chewy candy

Purple :: Resembles lolipops, pixie stix, and pure sugar candy

Brown :: Resembles chocolate of all kinds

Black :: Resembles the night of Halloween, the candy bowl itself, and the Halloween spirit

Archived Post :: Here [link]

This is simply an archiving of a previously existing term, as I could not find the new blog of the OG coiner, if you see this and would like me to take it down, please let me know! All tags are simply for reach and archiving.

Tagging :: @idem-obscura @radiomogai @mogai-snacktime

[wishfulsketching]

I know you’re probably super busy but I HAVE to share this with someone. I found this absolutely insane shirt at my job (thrift store) and it’s been killing me to imagine Silco in it

You can't drop something like this to my askbox and not expect me to draw something

Moms usually drop the kids off to their playdate, time for the dads to meet.

[horrormogai]

[PT :: Boyrevived : when one’s gender feels like a dead boy that was revived, or as though their boyhood was once cold & dead, but has been revived by other xenogenders or any other means!

Girlrevibed : when one’s gender feels like a dead girl that was revived, or as though their girlhood was once cold & dead, but has been revived by other xenogenders or any other means! // End PT]

・BOYREViVED﹕✦ ⋯ when one ’ s gender feels like a dead boy that was revived , or as though their boyhood was once cold & dead , but has been revived by other xenogenders or any other means !

・GiRLREViVED﹕✦ ⋯ when one ’ s gender feels like a dead girl that was revived , or as though their girlhood was once cold & dead , but has been revived by other xenogenders or any other means !

╰╮ ✦ coined by The Eternal Maiden , Alouette ｡

requested by no one !

⋯ these are subgenders under @clubpenguincoins ’ genderrevived !

[solarpunkani]

Listen I’m not saying that *I* have the balls to buy a reflective vest and go off on a roadside or retention pond somewhere and start fucking around guerrilla gardening

But I am saying that the past week I’ve driven past many MANY people in reflective vests either doing roadwork or maintaining roadside shrubbery or whatever and the amount of times I considered questioning what the fuck they were doing is zero and the amount of times I would’ve even had the TIME to question what the fuck they were doing is zero

I saw groups of people I saw someone solo I didn’t question it I just figured ‘eh they’re doing SOMETHING and carried on. Depending on the location you pick, anyone who WOULD Karen up and interrogate you won’t even have the time space or ability to

[anipgarden]

What to Do Once Things Are Planted?

This is my seventh post in a series I’ll be making on how to increase biodiversity on a budget! I’m not an expert--just an enthusiast--but I hope something you find here helps! 

So you’ve gotten started on making a garden to boost biodiversity! 10/10, excellent work! So, now what?

First, you’ll need to keep watering the plants--especially if you’re going through a dry season. Native plants will be more acclimated to your area’s seasonal weather, but they’ll need a helping hand while they’re getting established--especially if you’re starting with young, tender seedlings. With that in mind, if you accidentally skip out on crucial watering days, don't panic! There's been tons of times where I haven't watered for an entire summer and had perennials come back the next spring! Even this year, during a heatwave, I completely did not water my swamp milkweeds, but they're already popping back up! You may also need to go in and weed, especially if you’re seeing invasive species popping up in the garden. Invasives are no good--if you do anything, do your best to get those out as effectively and safely as possible!

If you’re needing to maintain your shrubs in spring and summer, double check to make sure there are no active bird or insect nests within them. If it’s possible to wait until later to cut your shrubs, it could be extremely beneficial.

When fall and winter come around and your plants begin to die back, don’t cut them away if you can! Many insects overwinter in the plant stems left behind as perennials die back to the roots. In addition, birds will use seed heads as a source of food over the winter. Try not to clean things up until late winter/early spring, when other food sources are beginning to come back and things are growing again. By then, the insects should be waking up and leaving the plant stems as well.

However, don’t let this discourage you from collecting seeds! Collecting seed from your plants is a great way to continue gardening at low cost, as well as making friends and encouraging others to garden by trading seeds or offering them as gifts. If you're in an area where you do need to cut back, this is a great opportunity to collect the seeds and save them for the future. You could also cut back what’s dying in the front yard and keep things to overwinter in the backyard. Some overwintering habitat is better than no overwintering habitat.

Want to know how to collect seeds from specific plants? I've found YouTube to be a great source of info for this! Knowing what you're doing and when is key to getting a viable harvest.

As your mulch begins to break down, you’ll need to keep adding more to top it off, if you can. It can get a bit repetitive, but no worries--the mulch breaking down means your soil is improving! 

If possible, add to your garden! Expand, add in new things, and keep encouraging the growth of native plants. If you couldn’t add that water feature in year one, see if you can in year two! New interest in birds? Add a birdhouse, or more bird feeders. Loving the butterflies? Add plenty more nectar-rich plants, or do more research into what they lay their eggs on! Want more color? See what else you can add in! Came into some new pots to expand your flowerpot garden with? Find cool native plants to put in them! I always encourage people to start small and then expand over time, as opposed to starting big and getting overwhelmed.

Keep learning and observing native species of birds, insects, mammals, etc. See what’s coming to your yard now, and look into how you can improve things more for them on your budget. If you aren’t seeing what you were hoping, see if there’s other actions you can take that’ll attract what you’re hoping to see in your backyard habitat. Knowing more about the world around you makes it easier to know how to help the world around you. Talk to others about what you’re doing, the changes you’ve made, and the results you’ve seen! Curious neighbors? Work friends? Your closest homies? Your family? All fair game! You just might be the one who gets someone else interested in making their space a habitat for local wildlife!

That’s the end of this post! My next post is gonna be about the secret Other Thing you can do to help biodiversity--tackling invasives! Until then, I hope this advice was helpful! Feel free to reply with any questions, your success stories, or anything you think I may have forgotten to add in!

[artsymeeshee]

(After some time)

Been wanting to do a comic on Wendy finding out she’s on the aromantic spectrum, specifically Lithromantic, after really liking the idea of her being Lithro. Included Stan as well since I headcanon him as Lithro as well so Wendy has someone who understands.

[solarpunkani]

Late night wishful thinking but like

I think planting funky things around retention ponds should be more normalized!!

Like okay I get it retention ponds are meant to hold the runoff water from parking lots and drive throughs and the like so they aren’t exactly the cleanest water around. But like!!! Maybe this is different in other areas, but the only plants I ever see grow around retention ponds are cattails!! Which, like, are fine and great and dandy lets go cattails, but like

Where’s the whimsy?? Where are the flowers?? If I’ve got to see retention ponds whenever I go to a store or drive down the highway or pick up food for my mom, at least bring in some flowers!!

And it’ll benefit so much! A wider variety of plants can make it a more welcoming home to wildlife! Maybe the plants will filter some of the runoff stuff and the water can then be nicer for even more wildlife! Maybe the flowers can be a nice food source for butterflies and bees on their journeys and day trips!! And humans like seeing things be pretty!

Maybe its easier said than done! Maybe most places already do this and its just my city or state that doesn’t really I’d be willing to believe that! But lets get some color in these goddamn retention ponds!!

Swamp milkweed! Aquatic milkweed! Pickerelweed! Water lilies! Irises! Cardinalflower! Fuck it, put some goddamn duckweed in there!! Get some color in those things or so help me!!