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ᓚᘏᗢ Purrsonal Account 𓃦࣪˖ ִֶָ . ݁ ֶָ֢⊹ ࣪ ˖✶࣪˖ ݁ ֶָ֢ ˖ ֶָ֢⊹ ִֶָ࣪ 26 [He/She/It/Nya] 📍NY 🔞🔞🔞 Plur(al) FurFag ΘΔ (cat/yote/cheetah/dragon/fox) Riza Hawkeye+Kiri in the irl i wuv jackpot 🎳🖤 Art Accs: @s0lchaser.bsky.social @scapeyote 𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆝 𓆟 pfp: @hypodriive bnr: @feral4feral

Heya! I don't like to advertise much, but some people have been asking about the new Cold Embrace comic I plan to do one comic page a week & the first 4 pages are on my Patreon! www.patreon.com/c/scafen That being said, they will be posted to the public ~1 month after they've been posted there :3

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Man sticker mule is advertising all over YouTube, stealing sticker app’s ad aesthetics and really hoping you forget about the obscene amount of money they’ve donated to Trump and also making a Trump statue. But I remember. We all remember, sticker mule. cbs6albany.com/news/local/s...

Sticker Mule CEO unveils Trump statue, citing failed assassination as political catalyst

Sticker Mule CEO Anthony Constantino unveiled a statue honoring President Donald Trump, called the "Defiance Monument."

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Be the kindness you wish to see in the world. Like someone's outfit? Tell them. Like someone's art? Tell them. Proud of someone? Tell them. Kindness is contagious. In a world full of hatred, be the reason someone smiled today <3

This ancient Egyptian bronze of a mother cat nursing her kittens is a scene which feels instantly familiar thousands of years later! 🐈‍⬛ 🐾😍 The cat represents the ancient Egyptian goddess Bastet in her role as protector of mothers and children. 📷 Brooklyn Museum #Caturday #Archaeology

This Brooklyn Musem image shows a small bronze group of a mother cat and four kittens set on bronze base, which is in turn set on a wooden base. The mother cat is reclining on her left side with legs outstretched and her head at right. Her left fore and hind legs lie forward while her right fore and hind legs are drawn back. Her tail is draped over her right hind leg. Her head is upright perhaps tilted back slightly as one of the kittens, set between her forelegs, playfully climbs toward her neck. The next three kittens are being nursed by the mother cat. Two are between her fore and hind legs, the last is between the cat's tail and left foreleg. Mother cat wears a necklace which is indicated by an incised line running around her neck. On the front of the bronze base toward the right side (below the cat's left paw) is an inscription ‘Bastet, given life’, showing that the cat represents the goddess fulfilling one of her roles as protector of women and children. Dated circa 664-30 BC, Dynasty 26 or later. Said to come from Saqqara. The museum gives the dimensions as 6.1 x 8.8 x 5 cm.