My biggest pet peeve is when people colour a crow with a yellow beak. That not is not a crow, that is a blackbird.
There are about 50 species of crow, and only one even comes close to having a yellow bill, and that’s the Rook.
Even then it is certainly not yellow.
I just love how she just casually picked Road up like “yes, yes, time to sleep now” because it’s t o t a l l y n o t that she’s a murderous psychopath loving tortures or anything like this, of course not, just a cute girl I swear
- Shared-controller video gaming: each participant gets only partial control of the character (usually one person takes the left hand on a controller the other person takes the right hand)
- If you’re in the area where one or both of you grew up, spend a day visiting places that were landmarks of your childhood
- Tie-dye shirts together, but make your partner’s shirt
- Carve a watermelon into a jack-o-lantern
- Cook dinner together
- Get a black cloth and cut small holes in it. Pin it over the light. Pretend you are astronauts/aliens/settlers on another planet.
- Gaze at actual stars. Make up new constellations. Cuddle if you’re cold/a cuddler
- Build a miniature town out of cardboard boxes. Become the mayors of Box Town
- Do each other’s make up (or paint each other’s faces)
And one for long-distance:
- Crochet or knit the squares of a granny square blanket. Sew them together the next time you see each other.
okay but these sound like fantastic aromantic ways to spend with your favorite human
If your idea of feminism doesn’t include the “sluts” who take selfies in the underwear, who work in the porn industry, and who have multiple sexual partners because you think you’re better than them then please get out of my face because you’re just as sexist as the people who think that women belong in the kitchen.
I’ve began to notice a substancial difference between seeking a Woman and seeking a Man on dating websites.
Most women will actually hold a conversation based on interests.
Where as like half the men I talk to will simply repeat the same few compliments over and over again that are directly related to appearance.
Giant Vegans by VegArt
Rhinos also have tiny brains in relation to their size, and spend most of their day eating; elephants also spend 12-18 hours a day eating to support their remarkably inefficient digestive system. Pandas – another species that has to spend all day eating – have a gut flora that is adapted to eating meat, which is a reason they are basically catatonic all the time.
Almost all the other large animals that would fit this description, like cattle, goats, sheep, giraffes, yaks, deer, and antelope – are ruminants, meaning they have a specialised four-chamber stomach, with which they ferment and re-chew their food (the cud). They also spent most of their time eating.
The closest analogues we have for our gut shape are capuchin monkeys and savanna baboons, who are omnivores that: “make extensive use of their hands for pre-processing of high-quality food items.” All of the other great apes eat insects at the very least. Even our smallest closest relatives, bonobos, eat honey, eggs, and small animals.
We have a different evolutionary trajectory from all these animals: the human brain evolved to the size it is because of the uptick in protein consumption derived from the consumption of meat.
