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Just come on Bluesky for the first time in 2 months... apologies for all those exciting interactions I've missed (jk! It's been tumbleweed) This is me now, trying to sleep after 40 hours in A&E waiting for a mental health assessment bed 🙄 (I'm ok now, but I very wasn't)

The author, squished up into a bundle in a recliner chain that no longer reclines.

"The testicles or didymi…their coats are three: the cremaster or elevator muscle of the testicle… The two epididymides…are oblong, almost cylindrical parts, lying on the upper border of the testicle, and each having somewhat the appearance of a caterpillar or silkworm" Learn something new every day

Forgive me pushing my zines again, we are into the final hurdle and they're almost all gone :). They're £10 (including postage - UK only I'm afraid) and feature lots of beautifully romantic ruins crumbling away in the North Pennines. #Photography #Zine www.mariegardiner.co.uk/zines-and-pr...

Changing Landscapes Zine

Changing Landscapes – Ruins of the North Pennines is my second zine, following on from Transporter. For those who don’t know, a zine is a mini magazine, usually focused on one subject, and it…

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well actually since a saber is traditionally curved and the “blade” is of a finite length the more accurate name would be a plasma tulwar so based on my mastery of Lore everyone else is a drooling fool