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🏳️‍⚧️🍉🌻🐈‍⬛| mimas he/they | nsfw; no minors | 💕 @professorhojo

[serious serberus @serberusu]

watch my latest video on @Patreon since @YouTube wrongfully deleted my channel! https://t.co/oEiyK3BgMq

[cybergalacticnova🍉 @cyberastranova]

not like anyone cares but miku is 6969 days old

ok bye

[たんぽ² @tw9pyt]

おねむなニンフィア💤

[Jayla Cephidae | 🧢🪼🎨 @subajellydraws]

Nobody is free until Africa is free. A lot of y’all’s allyship ends at Black people, which is why Congo and Sudan are scrambling for support

[six seven @rixreven]

flag for trans ppl who really love ice cream

[late autumn @BoundLawlight]

#L月

[麦田このみ🎀イラストレーター @Mugita_Konomi]

サンダース＆シャワーズのきらきらテラリウム🎀

[ブリ @FISHBURI]

ブラッキー

[Onii Chan @oniichanph]

The legendary founder of Nickelodeon, Dr. Vivian Horner passed away 4 years ago at age 88 🕊️

Before the orange splat, before Nicktoons, before Rugrats, SpongeBob, Avatar or The Fairly OddParents, there was Dr. Vivian Horner and a radical idea: children deserved a television channel built specifically for them.

An educator and former research director for The Electric Company, Horner helped develop Pinwheel for Warner Cable’s experimental QUBE system in 1977. Its success became the foundation for something much bigger, and Horner conceived the children’s network that launched nationally as Nickelodeon on April 1, 1979.

Although she didn’t create the famous Nick shows that followed decades later. Her contribution was more fundamental: she helped create the place where generations of those shows could eventually exist.

Millions remember Nickelodeon as part of childhood. Vivian Horner helped make that childhood institution possible.

Rest in peace, Dr. Vivian Horner 🧡🕊️

[Babu 💌 comms open @babushkaHiHi]

Girl with a Pearl Earring in a fantasy world

#MelMedarda #arcane #fantasy

[まぁり⑅*skeb依頼募集中 @maAari_pkmn]

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[Shrine Vtuber | シュライン ⛩ @Shrine_Kumi]

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