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ExpoDragon

@expodragon.bsky.social

Azure the Dragon | Early-30s | Gaming | Wrestling | 🔞 Bi Furry | https://expodragon.neocities.org | #sona Streams at https://twitch.tv/expodragon Icon: @lunarbuho.bsky.social

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lauren@lauren.rotatingsandwiches.com · 20h ago

it would be hypocritical of me to tell other people to touch grass but i've racked my brain trying to come up with a better response than that when someone criticizes a user for turning off replies or quote tweets and there simply is nothing more accurate. that is a Certified Touch Grass Complaint

ExpoDragon@expodragon.bsky.social · 19h ago

Checking out the Zelda direct and yeah, there is some clash with the realism + parts of the original art style, Young Link in particular. It’s the eyes for me. Love the environments, at least.

ℳatt@matttomic.bsky.social · 5d ago

I've seen everyone sharing that US Dialect Quiz so I decided to make my own, much crappier, CANADIAN DIALECT QUIZ to guess where in Canada you're from

A flow chart I have created with multiple questions and the answers determine where you're from. Question 1 is do you call it a hydro bill (which then branches down to ON, QC, BC, MB) or an electric bill (which then branches down to SK, AB, NS, NB, PEI, NL) Question 2 is do you call it a cabin (BC, MB, AB, SK) cottage (ON and atlantic) camp (northern Ontario) chalet (QC) or bungalow (Cape Breton) To delineate BC from MB: do you call it dinner or supper To delineate southern Ontario rural or big city: have you heard of a stag & doe To delineate SK from AB: do you call a hoodie a bunnyhug And finally to delineate NL from the other atlantic provinces: whaddayat? (Correct answer: dis is it b'y)
NOH8 Campaign@noh8campaign.bsky.social · 3d ago

Jacksonville’s Five Points neighborhood has unveiled a 1,700-square-foot rainbow mural celebrating the area’s LGBTQ+ community and history, created in response to the removal of rainbow crosswalks in the same area #NOH8

Jacksonville’s Five Points neighborhood has unveiled a 1,700-square-foot rainbow mural celebrating the area’s LGBTQ+ community and history, created in response to the removal of rainbow crosswalks in the same area. The mural sits on a building wall between the former rainbow crosswalks, bringing the rainbow artwork back to the neighborhood. Mural artist Shaun Thurston said, “If you are going to cover up the rainbows that make people feel seen, I will just do bigger rainbows.” #NOH8