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@Stillnobod38962 @ChillinOnWalls @JakeHunterGnsis

@ChillinOnWalls @JakeHunterGnsis Goblin slayer episode 1 6:30

How it feels to wear pants without boxers as a #male

Post a picture YOU took. Just a pic. No description

@shitpost_2049 Nigga

@AmerosXander @RedBoulderPunch Is this real

Oh my god they forgot to fucking loop the animation oh my god

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@MWjj0013 @ohlookitsrafa

@ohlookitsrafa Toji when he grips onto todo's spear instead of the inverted one

Im ngl bro toji’s gonna be mad as fuck when he reaches into todo’s mouth instead of the cursed spirit

@TheCinesthetic "Saben, no tengo miedo. Es solo que los extrañaré mucho a todos"

@The593_ @TheCinesthetic Amazing movie

@TheCinesthetic Same vibes

Bionicle Titan! Brings me back to my childhood! Credit to u/Sir_STONKS-D2 from Reddit Follow for more Destiny 2 Fashion!

@mldiffley Makes sense. I mean, the dude got drafted as a Toronto Raptor😭

@Powerman111mc The Chris Bosh dinosaur & Kobe ball hog memes ran rampant from 2010 to 2016

We need to bring back early 2010s NBA memes

A Black Farmer owns and operates his own farm and agricultural school. He has 540 children enrolled in his program.

@liminal_s Looks like another episode of Ghost Adventures waiting to happen🤣

@907boxes @liminal_s Thought I was the only one🤣

@liminal_s I can hear the buzz of the lights

What's your favorite architectural style?

@TheFigen_ @grok What dance style is this?

When dancing is done right, it's something to behold.

Nestled among the mossy rocks of an unnamed moorland, this peculiar geological formation seems almost alive—an uncanny eye carved by time, water, and weather. Though naturally formed, the stone bears a striking resemblance to a reptilian or amphibian eye, complete with a dark central pupil and a ring of mineral-stained coloration radiating outward. The basin, likely shaped by centuries of rain collecting in a shallow depression, becomes a reflective pool that enhances its illusion of sight. The mineral patterns are likely the result of iron oxidation, lichen growth, and seasonal sediment buildup, but the effect is startling—like the Earth itself is watching. There’s a primal stillness to the scene, a sense that this "eye" holds ancient knowledge or has silently witnessed the comings and goings of civilizations long faded. It blurs the line between coincidence and intention, nature and design. Was it purely erosion and mineral chemistry that created this illusion, or did ancient peoples once recognize and revere this uncanny gaze? What would it mean to be seen by the land itself? #archaeohistories

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