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That is clearly a human..

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Houseki no Kuni, also known as Land of the Lustrous, is an alternate Steven Universe and you can't tell me otherwise.

There's an all female cast, they're all made of different fancy stones, their hair is crystalline, they defend themselves from some beings from the moon, and they even have durability based on their real hardness scale.

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Inside look into the hive of Tetragonula carbonaria or the sugarbag bee. 

T. carbonaria are a stingless species of bee, native to Australia. They have the appearance of tiny black flying ants and, like honey bees are a eusocial species of bee. Meaning that they have a queen, workers and drones. Their social structure doesn’t appear to be as complex as honey bees. However this could be due to them only having been studied for the last 25 years compared to honey bees, which have been studied for centuries. 

T. carbonaria produce resin (as you can see in the photos above) for building, repairing and also as defense; entombing invaders. These bees also produce honey, but not much as one hive will only produce about one kg of honey. 

These bees also require specialised hive boxes called OATH (Original Australian Tetragonula Hive). This is because, unlike honey bee hives, frames cannot be added to their hive boxes, due to the way they build their hives. 

T. carbonaria build spiral shaped hives, with the brood cells in the center (green circle) and, the pollen (red) and honey pots (blue) on the outer sides surrounding the spiral shaped brood cell, where the queen lies in the center. 

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As a gamer and consumer this was an amazing analysis to read. Like fuck yeah

man it’s amazing how microsoft managed to completely fuck themselves out of the best position they could possibly have been in in the gaming industry

like, back in 2008, “Xbox” was synonymous with “video games.” you didn’t say “wanna come over and play video games,” you said “wanna come over and play xbox”

then the xbone incident happened and that just fuckin’ flew out the window. like, almost overnight all of their brand recognition and loyalty just dropped. it’s wild.

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The problem isn't even the adaptations, it's the lack of originality. Nobody wants to make new cool things, they just want to keep refreshing us with the same bullshit and a new smell. And that new smell isn't always good, it's just new. Remakes, sequels and prequels.

History does repeat itself, after all.

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I'm pretty sure Jesus was a closet alcoholic.

I mean come on, the guy could turn water into wine and it'd all anybody talks about.

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But sometimes that's how we enioy it.

none of yall know how to just enjoy shit normally thats how we get ppl writing essays about how rick and morty is only for intellectuals and titty animes are actually feminist

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Important stuff.

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I mean, not to be that guy and respond, but it's actually packing.

When we hit the cigarattes, it takes the somewhat loose tobacco and packs it down so that when we smoke the cigarette, it doesn't burn quite as quickly because it's having to work harder to get through ht epack tobacco.

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reblog if you’re def the kind of person who

says “cool beans”

does finger guns

says “coolio”

“my guy”

“my dude”

ironically said “get rekt scrub” and now can’t stop

“ayyeee” 

makes a lot of weird faces

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I'm here drunk as shit at 2 am and I can't stop staring at this incredibly pleasing video.

crazyest new anime

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The X-Files (1993)

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This is what I like to see

The Earth at night. Photographs taken by NASA.

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