Nuts and bones. Tree bark of the yew tree when you inevitably get indigestion.
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Cake day: September 30th, 2023
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but look at this thing that no one has seen before
*Touches it with bare hands
5·22 hours agoGreat time for mega-draughts
Scoliosis? You should try Yoga! It’ll heal in no time.
Are you even worth it to be fucked with?
Shit has to be processed first or else everything you use it for will be contaminated with O157:H7 and people will die.
Shit is like a long term investment and not entirely applicable to monthly stipends, at least when one is starting out.
Tho at the some time I bet some real estate people would see this and start buying up “future beach front properties”.
Don’t worry, we only need one of them for the ceremony.
7·4 days agolol, these pics are what shown up when I searched Veryovkina which is in Abkazhia, Georgia; however, they are of the Fantastic Pit in Ellison Cave, Georgia, US. It seems more than a few sites have confused them both. I suspect the deepest cave doesn’t look as “Fantastic” as this.
Also:
August 2024 – during another expedition of the PSC the cave depth was decreased to 2,209 meters (7,247 ft). The previously established connection between the stream at the bottom of the cave and the Blue Lake (Голубое озеро (Абхазия)) on the surface enabled the precise measurement of the cave depth by taking into account the difference in heights between the entrance and the bottom siphon using a high-precision GNSS receiver EFT M3.
Here is a gmaps view of the cave entrance, Blue Lake is at the foot of the mountain.
Fantastic Pit in Ellison Cave
I’ve been bamboozled, neither of these are of Veryovkina. They’re of Ellison Cave in Georgia, US not Georgia.
It is recommended to take down hummingbird feeders during the fall season when the birds start migrating to warmer regions. This is because leaving the feeders up during the winter season may attract hummingbirds to stay in an area that is not suitable for their survival.
Additionally, if the nectar in the feeder freezes, it can become a hazard for the hummingbirds. Therefore, it is best to take down the feeders in the fall and put them back up in the spring when the birds return.
Maybe one day I won’t live in a dark, concrete box surrounded by concrete and non-native plants and this will actually apply to me.
https://learnbirdwatching.com/when-should-you-take-down-hummingbird-feeders/
“I wonder what all these flaps are for? Weird to put them on top of the cash things.”