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@BajheeraWoW Better than path of exile 2?

New Diablo 4 expansion is SO GOOOOD 🔥🤩🔥

@Rainmaker1973 He is feral. You are holding him captive.

A Japanese man shared the moments he was attacked by his pet binturong (bearcat).

@TriciaWhitaker @IUJGray @doctorgc @HenryThuss @ian_plaskoff @DylanBeach33 @jhettgarrett @UpstairsPub_IU Bear geez.

👩‍🏫 🍻 Be the cool professor and take your over 21 students who got A’s, out for drinks on the last day of the semester before they graduate. Can’t wait to see the total they ran up on my tab. Stay tuned for that.

@Dickwowack @archeohistories You don't believe?

@archeohistories How the fuck did they sell this garbage? It's all garbage but good lord this is ridiculous made up crap.

Anubis, also known as Anpu, is one of the most recognisable deities in Egyptian mythology. Often depicted with the body of a man and the head of a jackal, he is the god of mummification and the afterlife. His striking appearance and significant role make him a key figure in the pantheon of Egyptian gods. Anubis is the god of mummification and the afterlife. He presides over the embalming process and the rituals associated with the dead. Anubis ensures that the deceased are properly prepared for their journey to the afterlife, safeguarding their bodies and souls. The story of Anubis is deeply rooted in ancient Egyptian lore. He is the son of Osiris, the god of the afterlife and Nephthys, goddess of mourning. However, some myths suggest that his mother is Isis, the goddess of magic and healing. Anubis' association with death and the afterlife began with his role in the mummification process, where he was believed to protect the deceased and guide their souls to the afterlife. Anubis is rich in symbolism, each aspect of his appearance and attributes telling a deeper story about his powers and responsibilities: Anubis is often depicted with the head of a jackal, an animal associated with cemeteries and death. The ancient Egyptians observed jackals prowling around graves, which likely inspired this connection. The jackal's presence symbolised Anubis' role as a protector of the dead. Anubis is sometimes shown holding an ankh, the symbol of life, and a flail, representing his authority. These symbols reinforce his power over life and death and his role in guiding souls to the afterlife. Anubis is typically portrayed with black skin, symbolising the colour of mummified flesh and the fertile soil of the Nile, both of which represent regeneration and rebirth. This colour choice highlights Anubis' connection to the afterlife and his ability to guide souls through death to a new existence. Myths and legends surrounding Anubis offer a glimpse into his essential role in the afterlife and his interactions with other deities. These stories highlight his importance in ancient Egyptian culture and religion. One of Anubis' most important roles was in the "Weighing of the Heart" ceremony. In this ritual, the heart of the deceased was weighed against the feather of Ma'at, the goddess of truth and justice. Anubis would oversee this process, ensuring that the scales were balanced correctly. If the heart was lighter than the feather, the soul could proceed to the afterlife. If not, it would be devoured by Ammit, a fearsome creature with a crocodile head, lion body and hippo hindquarters. Anubis played a key role in the myth of Osiris. According to legend, Osiris was murdered by his brother Seth, who dismembered his body and scattered the pieces across Egypt. Anubis helped Isis, Osiris' wife, to find and reassemble Osiris' body, allowing him to be resurrected and become the ruler of the underworld. There are various legends about the "Curse of Anubis." One such tale involves grave robbers who disturb a tomb guarded by Anubis. According to the legend, those who disrespect the dead and their resting places are cursed by Anubis, facing severe consequences for their actions. A lesser-known myth explains the birth of Anubis. It is said that Anubis was born from the union of Nephthys and Osiris, but Nephthys, fearing the wrath of her husband Seth, abandoned the baby in the wilderness. Isis, the wife of Osiris, discovered the child and raised him as her own. This story underscores the complex relationships among the Egyptian gods and highlights Anubis' divine heritage and protection. #archaeohistories

@netscapegrl What does that mean? I'm lost...as always.

FUCK orcish bowmasters 🗣️🗣️

Space marines for water!! #warhammer40k

Watch this 14-year-old Pittie seem to get younger 💖✨ The video tells the story of an elderly Pitbull named Grandpa Larry, who is 14 years old (roughly equivalent to a 90+ year-old human). Despite his advanced age, Larry still maintains a joyful and energetic spirit like a puppy. He especially loves fire trucks. When he was taken to see a real fire truck and allowed to sit on it, Larry was overjoyed—his tail wagged nonstop, his eyes lit up, and he looked as if a lifelong dream had come true. His adoptive mother shared that: “Senior dogs have something magical—when they are loved and well cared for, they can become ‘young again’ in spirit.” 💖 Larry is living proof: once a rescued senior dog, he now lives a very happy, active, and joyful life. Senior dogs are not a burden. When they are loved, they can feel young again and live happily until their final days.

@PaulMarcoe There's something but I can't remember.

4 things I think most GenX was afraid of. Acid Rain Quick sand Bermuda Triangle Amnesia What else?

@ZaraOnDemand Are you on an extended vacation? I've been working so haven't been able to catch a stream.

Missing my home turf.. least it’s getting sunnier here in England… at least. Anyway, we game? > twitch.tv/zara >> @zaraplaysgames" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">YouTube.com/@zaraplaysgames

This is Ziggy. He couldn't contain his excitement for pool day. There's nowhere he'd rather be than here with his fish.

@yuuietv Looking great but such a tease lol.

Happy Easter everyone 🐰🏀

@Giuseppe2137 @JeremyPenter Ok so we know what the cat is playing but how about you?

Give me pics or gifs of games you are playing! Lets celebrate some sweet titles.

@MrKrisSteel @JeremyPenter I want to be a crow knight on a big polar bear. How do I make this happen?

@g_troubleinc Dog?

Sorry for not streaming the past few days chattermans, my neighbor decided to "joke" (or be serious, who knows) with his friends (right outside my door) about breaking into my apartment and I have yet to sleep at night...So naturally I am now sick :< Will be back tomorrow with LEC costream to support the VIT bois. Ty to everyone who reached out 🫶

@DavidFischer I could've if I could afford it. One pound per game.

Be honest: who is old enough to say they played this?

@litteralyme0 Just learning total warhammer 3. Seems fun, cya in a year or two.

How I walk around knowing I have a disgusting amount of hours on a game that has served no real world value except feeding my rampant autism

@VividVivka How much for Eluge? Shine your light on me.

Starting my day off right with a foil mythic and pulling my commander, Finneas!

@Contagious_Punk Mtga. A simple addiction that's lasted over a year.

Be honest… 👀 What game are you playing RIGHT NOW that has you ignoring texts, losing sleep, and saying “just one more” for 3 hours straight? 🎮🔥 If you don’t answer, I already know it’s bad 😭⬇️

@fandompulse The series is awesome. Yep really good.

Chuck Dixon on why The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power is so bad: "What Amazon is doing to Tolkien is an abomination. The people doing the work obviously don’t understand the original work. They are adding elements that are very 2022 to it that five years from now are going to appear laughable. They’re taking a timeless tale and setting it basically in our contemporary zeitgeist. And it’s just wrong." How right is he?

@memeslich The books are what got me into D&d and then that led to Magic. Drizzt somewhat changed my life in a great way.

I will judge you based on your opinion of this man.