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Conservation Ecology Major Talk to me about the woods!

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[Para @paradoxExplorer]

@DexDoruGreymon Even worse, its using the chopped up corpses of projects where people cared and created and made things. I'll take a ""worse"" looking project with intent and thought than something that looks flashy but theres nothing behind it. Gave it one thought, sent it and forgot about it.

[Para @paradoxExplorer]

@DexDoruGreymon Fuck yeah, those are some cool dudes

[Para @paradoxExplorer]

@chipranine I think I do, sent you a text!

[Para @paradoxExplorer]

@chipranine Hello!!!! Its been a while!

[Para @paradoxExplorer]

@staxringold @nestapendragon Oh wow that looks like a blast of a commander.

[Flesh Simulator @fleshsimulator]

Before I got pulled out of public school as a kid I was locked in a battle of wills with my second grade teacher that escalated to the point where she had my desk turned around 180 degrees facing the wall

The next day I waited til another adult came to the classroom for some reason and pulled out a small mirror I had brought with me and made a big show of using it to try to look at the chalkboard and when the other adult was like “hey so what’s with the—“, I burst out “I just want to learn :( :(“

[Clint Warren-Davey @Clint_Davey1]

Scythe and Root are mirror images of each other.

Scythe looks like a big brutal wargame with giant mechs but its actually a resource-collecting euro.

Root looks like a cutesy woodland romp but it's actually a cut-throat wargame.

Both these games are very popular because they are excellent games with good graphics from reputable publishers.

But they have caused a lot of confusion over the years when people actually open the box and start playing!

[Rachel Christine @RachelXReads]

In addition to Project Gutenberg, the following are also helpful, free resources, especially for reading classic novels:

Standard Ebooks - use to download carefully and aesthetically formatted public-domain classics

HathiTrust - use to find and download library-verified scans of some rare texts and historical collections

Internet Archive - use to find scans of old, out-of-print books

Google Books - use to find and download scans of first editions or lesser-known works (use the "Full View" filter)

Wikisource - use to access and read public-domain primary sources and historical documents

Kindle Store (Amazon) - use to download free Kindle editions of many public-domain classics

Bookshare - use to gain access to a library of digital texts in accessible formats for those with verified print-related disabilities

LibriVox - use for free audiobook versions of public-domain classics

Libby and Hoopla - (check to see if your local library offers these) use to borrow ebooks or audiobooks of both modern and classic novels

[jegævi @jegaevi]

More people should know about Project Gutenberg. It makes reading classics so accessible to everyone.

[Boze Herrington, Library Owl 😴🧙‍♀️ @SketchesbyBoze]

So, I grew up in total poverty in a farming town in southern Texas. By a lucky chance I was able to attend university. The first week on campus I set foot in the student library, and what followed was one of the most transformative experiences of my life. (thread)

[Dave Jones @eevblog]

IMPORTANT message for everyone using Gmail.
You have been automatically OPTED IN to allow Gmail to access all your private messages & attachments to train AI models.
You have to manually turn off Smart Features in the Setting menu in TWO locations.

Retweet so every is aware.

[Para @paradoxExplorer]

@Mouzyy_3d Hi, sorry to necro this year old post, but did you ever post this anywhere? I'd love to print it, it looks great!

[Deerposts @Deerpostss]

I FUCKING LOVE MUDDDDD

[Cole🇨🇦🇵🇸 @moleholedesign1]

The £85 Grinch is possibly the best post ever made on social media. An absolute cultural landmark.

[Jess @Sundancing_]

This Halloween take a moment to remember the time Scott Kelly smuggled a gorilla suit to the ISS to scare the shit out of his fellow astronauts.

[Clint Russell @LibertyLockPod]

If you've ever hit a speedbag in your life you'll immediately recognize this as the most impressive video on the internet. I'm in shock.