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Help me ID a book from a hazy 1980s childhood memory
  • Man what a blast from the past. I haven't seen these in idk how long but my mom had these when I was growing up. I don't even remember the stories, but those illustrations were awesome and are among some of my earliest memories of being unnerved by an art style (along with the legendary Scary Stories and the Wizard of Oz series from 1900 with the W.W. Denslow illustrations)

  • TIL it’s the right of women of all ages to go topless wherever men can in the states of Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, Kansas and Oklahoma, including all their cities.
  • Im sure some people are attention seeking to some degree but most people i know who go on neighborhood runs are just out doing their own thing and if anything are overly self conscious about showing off their bodies. I overheat incredibly quickly when I go for runs, and I frequently have to peel off my top layer and I'm still soaked. I can't imagine I'm the only one. And I absolutely hate having any attention drawn to myself. Judgment from other people when I'm just out trying to get in a nice run outdoors sucks.

  • Hobbies Wednesday - what have you done this week?
  • I've been tending to about 120 baby jumping spiders (P. audax) that emerged from their egg sac this week

  • JD Vance falsely accuses Algerian Olympic boxer of being transgender & weirdly blames Kamala Harris
  • There's a Trans Fairy?? With estrogen?? WTF did I get on her/his/their naughty list? Was I supposed to leave a thigh high stocking over the fireplace?

  • In Odessa, a mirage was noticed over the sea.
  • Not an expert but I think you're right. The Wikipedia page OP linked describes the phenomenon this way:

    Fata Morgana mirages significantly distort the object or objects on which they are based, often such that the object is completely unrecognizable... The mirage comprises several inverted (upside down) and upright images stacked on top of one another. Fata Morgana mirages also show alternating compressed and stretched zones.

    They include a pretty good example with a container ship:

  • New Cult just dropped...
  • Scientology + Klingons.. Isn't that just Battlefield Earth?

  • Turnip legs.
  • It's still a really cool piece of art! Their other works are really fascinating and well-executed too - I especially like the kiwi with the hairy butthole and the.. uh.. scrotumfruit?

  • Turnip legs.
  • Not trying to downplay how cool the piece is, but the artists website says it's acrylic urethane with real Daikon leaves:

  • You can listen to his mixes on the web
  • There's a few spiders that do this (I know some orb-weavers do) and IIRC scientists don't know for sure why, though it's been hypothesized that it could be either to confuse potential predators or to make themselves and their webs obvious to larger animals.

    Some orb weavers like Argiopes even make a thick zigzag construction in their web called a stabilimentum that we don't really understand the function of, but one theory is to make the web more visually obvious so larger animals don't accidentally barrel into them.

    Spiders are neat.

  • When life gives you lemons
  • At least it was a lemon and not a glass pickle jar

  • If you rearrange 2 letters in Queen Latifah's name, it becomes Queef Latinah
  • Years ago my GF declared that if she were ever going to be in a porn, her nom de poon would be Teen LaQueefa. I settled on Kenny Lingus.

  • MacBook pro freezes on log in and crashes
  • At first I thought this was an OG Dwarf Fortress screenshot

  • The man can't help himself
  • I read that as "when the one in the bathroom is already being used" and imagined some guy grumbling about having to pee in the kitchen sink because someone else is already peeing in the bathroom sink.

  • Game: Name a fun fact about where you're from and others will try to guess where that is
  • We have a local legend who plays bagpipes while riding a unicycle

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  • Wolfthorne by Old Spice smells like fruity Sweet Tart candies 💜

  • Creating Bonsai from Cannabis (Manny's Cannabonsai)

    If you've never seen cannabonsai before, check this guy's channel out. Even if you don't grow yourself, the process is fascinating and the results are gorgeous!

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    Love the colors of this girl, even if she was tiny 🖤💚

    She was started late, grown outdoors & I grudgingly had to chop her early. She’s the only plant I’ve grown that had jet black leaves, and the contrast with the bright green buds was just neat.

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    My first attempt at AVB "firecrackers"

    I can't sleep and have heard AVB can used in edibles, so let's fucking go.

    Its the middle of the night so I'm looking for quick & low effort. I've got peanut butter here and I've never had firecrackers, so that sounds promising. I have some Nutty Bars here too, so let's use those.

    I have no clue on potency so I'm just using what looks like a good amount - 0.4g of AVB to 2 spoonfuls of peanut butter

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    Oh Glob what have I done

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    Ok it doesn't look so bad once it's mixed up, but this is prob twice the volume I will need

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    After cracking open the Nutty Bars and spreading a thick-ish layer of greenut butter, I still have some left over. Whatever maybe I'll eat it later.

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    The chocolate is melty and the greenut butter is a little runnier than I'd like, so after reassembling the Nutty Bars, it's into the mini-fridge for a chill.

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    They should be just about ready to eat now - wish me luck! 👨‍🚀

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    Recreational weed is now legal in Minnesota: What to know
    www.cbsnews.com Recreational weed is now legal in Minnesota: What to know

    Where can you legally smoke recreational cannabis? Can you grow cannabis in your home? Is it OK for Wisconsinites to buy marijuana in Minnesota and bring it back home? Here are answers to all your questions about the new law.

    Recreational weed is now legal in Minnesota: What to know

    cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/2466388

    > Minnesotans are now able to legally possess and grow their own marijuana for recreational purposes, after the Minnesota Legislature approved a 300-page bill earlier this year, and Gov. Tim Walz signed it into law shortly thereafter. It became official Tuesday.

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