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Hi, I'm Damien. I'm just another trans guy. I'm also friendly so stop by and say hi.

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installationarts:

Cornelia Parker
Neither From Nor Towards
1992

installationarts:

Cornelia Parker

Neither From Nor Towards

1992


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areasofmyexpertise:

The Muppets Attack Fox News (by LeicesterSquareTV)


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fankurve:

Huge pyro show by Goztepe fans in Turkey yesterday! Izmir derby; Karsiyaka vs Goztepe!


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buggirl:

I was so excited about this find today that I think I actually said “YES!” out loud and climbed in some bushes to take a photo.  My love for bugs overrides the fear of looking like a weirdo to other CSUN students.  So, anyway, I LOVE wasps, especially solitary ones like this one.  I had some trouble identifying it because I get most of my identification practice from photos I take then having to research it.  However, wasps are so hard to get a close look at, let alone a decent photo!  Except for this awesome one right here!  At first I though Blue Mud Dauber for sure but on closer inspection I think this is actually a Great Black Wasp, Sphex pensylvanicus or maybe a Steel Blue Cricket Hunter, Chlorion aerarium…Or even a Larropsis sp…. or possibly Tachysphex sp. !!!   haha  I guess I don’t know!   According to bugguide, Cricket Hunters have oversize heads/eyes, and a hairless jet black body with blue shimmer.  I’m not sure but I hope to get lots more wasp practice in the future!  My confusion makes this necessity obvious!

I had no idea wasps could be so beautiful.

buggirl:

I was so excited about this find today that I think I actually said “YES!” out loud and climbed in some bushes to take a photo.  My love for bugs overrides the fear of looking like a weirdo to other CSUN students.  So, anyway, I LOVE wasps, especially solitary ones like this one.  I had some trouble identifying it because I get most of my identification practice from photos I take then having to research it.  However, wasps are so hard to get a close look at, let alone a decent photo!  Except for this awesome one right here!  At first I though Blue Mud Dauber for sure but on closer inspection I think this is actually a Great Black Wasp, Sphex pensylvanicus or maybe a Steel Blue Cricket Hunter, Chlorion aerarium…Or even a Larropsis sp…. or possibly Tachysphex sp. !!!   haha  I guess I don’t know!   According to bugguide, Cricket Hunters have oversize heads/eyes, and a hairless jet black body with blue shimmer.  I’m not sure but I hope to get lots more wasp practice in the future!  My confusion makes this necessity obvious!

I had no idea wasps could be so beautiful.


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Reblogged from hobbitology (Originally from blacksheepboy-)
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ikenbot:

Solar Loops
Image courtesy: SDO/NASA
Huge loops of plasma—superheated, charged gas—rise from an active region on the sun in a newly released picture from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory. Each loop is as tall as several Earths stacked on top of each other.

ikenbot:

Solar Loops

Image courtesy: SDO/NASA

Huge loops of plasma—superheated, charged gas—rise from an active region on the sun in a newly released picture from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory. Each loop is as tall as several Earths stacked on top of each other.


Reblogged from tigrismedve (Originally from ikenbot)
Source: National Geographic
thelovewehave:

LESBIANS?????!!!!

thelovewehave:

LESBIANS?????!!!!


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Reblogged from dispensablemadness (Originally from maryannjackson)
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Where the fuck is my cat? I want snuggles, goddammit.