Yo Mama

I’m gay and obsessed with Valgrace

[Yo Mama @ValgraceStan]

@lope33890 @heybloxburg You can actually knit!

[sinnonny @sinnonny_]

@heybloxburg do you think you could also add the separate shower chair item to put in any showers maybe?

[Yo Mama @ValgraceStan]

I would really love to see even more mobility aids in game after this! I genuinely cried when I logged on after the new update, because mobility devices in video games is so important to me. I’d love to see wheelchairs with no handles and connected footplates! #bloxburg #disabled

[Welcome to Bloxburg @heybloxburg]

Hej Grannies!
The Elder Morph Update is now live in Bloxburg! 👵
We've added a new elderly age, furniture, a walk speed toggle and more! https://t.co/y5ShvOagAk

[‍lureya ⋆☕︎ @dearalexhenry]

acd losing his mind..

[Hyll @Hyllton_Art]

Timelapse

[hal @haliwriteswords]

ao3 please. please. i’m sorry i have ignored every request for donations for the past 15 years. i’ll give you all the money in my bank account PLEASE

[Yo Mama @ValgraceStan]

@yousefQasem1998 .

[AO3 Status @AO3_Status]

We are investigating reports of errors when trying to load AO3, including errors saying that AO3 is down, which seem to be related to the previous incident. We will update when we have more information!

[Maribel Vance @henryfoxalex]

This fic was sooo good I loved it
it’s called misclick by fandomhrts it’s a cute social media fic
Everyone please go read this fic !!!!
https://t.co/JxIamU1VZp

[Sally @sailorsallyart]

everyone rejoice, ao3 is back <3

[Yo Mama @ValgraceStan]

@BasharInshasi .

[Yo Mama @ValgraceStan]

I can’t get my Bloxburg advent or elf today for some reason 😔

[Yo Mama @ValgraceStan]

@ItsMayBiTheWay Needs to be a fic omg. I actually wouldn’t be surprised if it already was tbh people love writing them as dads

[Yo Mama @ValgraceStan]

@higary__ Thank you Gary

[Yo Mama @ValgraceStan]

iOS 26 <<<<< everything else

[ella 🐻‍❄️ @hoIIanovs]

QUEER STORIES THAT END WITH THE TWO MAIN CHARACTERS HAPPY AND IN LOVE

[court | nick galitzine’s bicep mole 🎀🗡️ @hotgirltayruss]

nicholas galitzine when he gets another role where he’s either slutted out, gay, depressed, evil or royalty

[Yo Mama @ValgraceStan]

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[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

An intact ceremonial chariot unearthed at the Pompeii archaeological site is being hailed as the first artifact of its kind ever found in Italy 🇮🇹

“It is an extraordinary discovery for the advancement of our knowledge of the ancient world," Massimo Osanna, outgoing director of the site.

The ancient city was destroyed by the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 AD, and has been the site of ongoing archaeological study since 1700s. The chariot was meticulously uncovered since its discovery on Jan. 7, 2021 inside the portico of a stable outside the walls of the main settlement. The remains of three animals, including a horse still in its harness, were previously found nearby.

The news release, issued by the Archaeological Park of Pompeii, describes the intact chariot as having "four wheels, along with its iron components, beautiful bronze and tin decorations," as well as imprints of organic materials including ropes and floral decorations.

"This is an exceptional discovery, not only because it adds an additional element to the history of this dwelling and the story of the last moments in the lives of those who lived in it, as well as more generally to our understanding of the ancient world, but above all because it represents a unique find - which has no parallel in Italy thus far - in an excellent state of preservation," the news release said.

Archaeologists who have studied the site agreed.

"This new find is even more special for being an ornamental (rather than utilitarian) vehicle found not disassembled in a burial or depicted through artistic convention on a relief, but as it was on the day of the eruption," Eric Poehler, a Roman archaeologist and Pompeii specialist who wrote a book on the city's ancient traffic systems.

Poehler added that "today is another great day for archaeology and it is the kind that only Pompeii can provide. 273 years of delight and revelation and still going strong."

It's believed the chariot was likely used for celebrations and parades and may have also carried new brides to their homes. The treasure was nearly lost to looters, who had dug more than 260 feet of tunnels in and around the site. But it was discovered thanks to the thieves after police came across the illegal tunnels in 2017. Two people who live in houses on the land above the site are currently on trial. Park officials say the looters have struck the site "severely in recent years."

📷 : A detail of the decoration of a chariot, with its iron elements, bronze decorations and mineralized wooden remains, that was found in Civita Giuliana, north of Pompeii. Officials at Pompeii archaeological site near Naples on Feb. 27, 2021, announced the first-ever discovery of an intact ceremonial chariot, one of several important discoveries made in the same area outside the park following an investigation into an illegal dig.

📷© Luigi Spina

© Parco Archeologico di Pompei via AP

#archaeohistories

[WalkDeez @Walk_Deez]

@archeohistories So... Nothing has changed?

Got it. Actually is somewhat comforting, surprisingly.

[TEDDY KEYS®™ @RealTedJohnson]

@archeohistories The volcano is gonna kill us all. Let me smash real quick