That’s the biggest betta I’ve ever seen
That’s the biggest betta I’ve ever seen
It’s time to get ill
This is outstanding
No, I figured you did a different version of the song!
Hurt by Nine Inch Nails
Fuck that, I love all the disturbing pics you post! Peak AI weirdness and I am here for it.
I feel like I’ve been graced with His Noodly Appendage!
Truly the happiest place on Earth!
I keep coming back to this picture because every time I do, I get a little, “Yayy!” going on internally. It’s like a colorful party hat, but on the inside!
Something from Victor/Victoria? 😂
Looks like you got stuck on Crazy Train xD
An apt title
I would instantly try to befriend this frog. What a bud!
I can hear this picture
When you can’t buy fresh, buy Emmteor.
The texture is closest to “wood ear,” a kind of edible fungus that’s used in Chinese (maybe Taiwanese?) cooking. It’s like a mushroom with more “rubbery crunch” to it. Flavorwise, I didn’t notice any unique flavor to the jellyfish itself, it just tasted like whatever it was brined in and didn’t have any fishiness to it.
I’m totally on board–I grew up eating jellyfish at every “nice” Chinese restaurant my parents took us to when I was little. At the very, very least, we should be exploring potential uses for jellyfish bycatch rather than sorting and tossing them to start.
There are different ways to participate in creating a solarpunk society, like working to plan, develop, or live in communities that are mostly powered by solar energy, incorporate adequate greenspaces to bolster residents’ mental health, fundraising for community gardens, etc.
Here’s a neat article that was posted to the mander instance on an area in California where one mostly-solar community has already been built, and two more are in development: https://hardware.slashdot.org/story/23/06/18/206226/californias-first-solar-powered-microgrid-neighborhood-has-a-giant-community-battery
Willie hears ya; Willie dun care.