conozco en plan a MUCHAS personas dedicadas profesional y academicamente a las letras con un gran interes en las ciencias rollo astronomía zoologia paleontología.. no se, amiga, espabila?
You’ll find most people in science, particularly researchers, have very deep interests in literature a philosophy and the arts. Whereas the converse is extremely rare.
My newfound interest in the esoteric lead to analyzing the etymology of the word “thaumaturgy.” It had the same suffix as a word I was already familiar with, “dramaturgy.” I was curious about what “turgy” meant until I deduced the truth: turgy is what we eat for tanksgiving 😋
We were at the cinema and my friend asked if I wanted popcorn and I, almost like reflex, purely unconsciously, said the phrase ‘I find popcorn juvenile.’ I’ve never thought that before. I don’t even believe it. But my instinct for Having Something To Say overwhelmed even me
fun fact: shel silverstein was a contributor to playboy. one of his assignments was visiting fire island and he even made a bunch of cartoons for them. an interesting look into mid century, pre stonewall discussion of The Gays
a 2,000-year old shaman from modern-day kentucky had his teeth painfully ripped out from his skull and replaced with a cut wolf’s jaw sewn into his mouth, so that wolf fangs protruded where human incisors used to be. the remains were found in 1950 and he was buried in wolf skin.
quiero hablar de mi proyecto q consiste en : hacerme de una serie de productos d higiene personal con olores coherentes .pero decir "cultivar un ecosistema de aromas" suena a que me he pasado un isopo por los pies y lo tengo ahi en una placa de petri
my friend told me he got his balls pierced, but he's transgender and thus (i assume) doesnt have balls. i have no idea what he's actually gotten pierced and i'm too scared to ask