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And I stood upon the sand of the sea and I saw the Beast rise up out of the sea . . . a Monday Morning Montage of the Apocalypse Beast

i have seen the end of the world and it looks goofy af

u/igneousink — 10 days ago
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"I don't think this edible is any good. I'm going to eat two more." Fifteen Minutes Later:

why is the kitchen so far away

u/igneousink — 11 days ago
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When you're walking down the street and stop short because you see a really cool rock or stick that absolutely has to come home with you.

ooo that's a good one it's really ROUND

u/igneousink — 22 days ago
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It's a Saturday smilin' Post Mayan Lion sittin' on a Pylon

17th Century Techialoyan Manuscript

u/igneousink — 26 days ago
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A Collection of Cat Ostracons* from Ancient Egypt

An ostracon (plural: ostraka) is a piece of broken pottery or flat stone with writing or drawings scratched or painted onto it.

u/igneousink — 28 days ago
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"Ed elli avea del cul fatto trombetta"(Translated as: "And he had made a trumpet of his rump")— Dante Alighieri, Inferno (Canto XXI, line 139)

u/igneousink — 1 month ago
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The Ferocious yet Goofy Felines of the "Lights of Canopus", a Persian Manuscript with fabled lessons from the Animal Kingdom

u/igneousink — 1 month ago
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A Small Collection of "Pyramus & Thisbe", the myth that inspired Romeo and Juliet. The Lion represents an unconscious catalyst for tragedy and the blind, destructive forces of fate rather than an evil character itself.

u/igneousink — 1 month ago
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My cat just jumped up on me and stuck her tail in my coffee so I forgot whatever clever caption I was concocting for this post. Happy Thursday!

u/igneousink — 1 month ago