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I love her expression and gaze.
Something is making me feel off-balanced about the composition. It's listing to the right. Which might not be bad.
The colors feel very balanced across the canvass and I love how her face is more saturated I think, it draws you in.
Very good ... curious to see where it goes.
@faithisleaping @corbden @ramsey
I think this is a joke... But American cheese comes in wheels. You are thinking of Processed American Cheese-Flavored "food" Product.
I would not be shocked. This is ... it's a theme in the soil or water... something desperate and ... cheese-seeking.
All things in moderation. Even the divine may overwhelm if taken in excess.
Between this, the cheese, and calling the place Monticello I'm starting to think Jefferson was some kind of... weeb but for Italy?
thank god they had helmets that could fit (and show of) that helmet hair the lady in the back has.
We must dive the Potomac, find the mummified rind of the cheese and destroy it to free the country from the terrible curse.
@nazokiyoubinbou @darkling @catmisgivings
I wonder if it was a product of the clipped high diction of "radio voice" where everything was said with a kind of clarity that was meant to overcome static?
*spiders together strong*
@alexwild
I link to this photo of their nest every chance I get.
Attached: 1 image I'm despertly reading every paper I can find that mentions Dorymyrmex bureni because I'm baffled by what I'm seeing with these ants. I ran into this classic paper. I've always remembered that winter ants have the deepest nests, but look whose nest is the second deepest! The dorries! 1/ https://www.bio.fsu.edu/~tschink/publications/2015-beauty.pdf
Sauropods.win (sauropods.win)
More like "odd mega-polycules"
"including two species of #spiders that had previously been thought to be hostile to each other."
It Begins!
They look so unassuming and boring, but their nests are among the deepest documented, especially for their size... and they live in NYC. Right on Park Ave.
On the surface? It sounds charming, right? Harmless. But think again.
No one said "this is too much cheese, this is unseemly, cut it out" they just... went along with it.
Munched on it for months!
No one could question it.
And this is the root of the evil in the soul of this country. We are haunted by the specter of men who'd call their mansion something absurd and needlessly fancy like "Monticello" but then have a big cheese and think it's fine.
And that is my history for the day.
There is something deeply wrong with this country and I think I've found the source. A totem, a moment, and artifact that has poisoned the American psyche since our nation's inception.
I speak of course of "The Mammoth Cheese of Thomas Jefferson."
Basically this "founding father" had a big mansion called Monticello and in it, for a time, he had a big wheel of cheese someone gave to him. It was 1200 lbs. He had a room for it. Made people go look at it.
You had to "view the great cheese"
... is that a heat gun?
Ya'll always take *her* side. Every single time. 