Tropical Forest Dragon aka Blue-eyed Angle-headed Lizard (Gonocephalus liogaster), male, family Agamidae, Taman Negara National Park, Pahang, Malaysia

photograph by Bernard DUPONT

I summon Blue-Eyes Forest Dragon in attack mode

meet Calcifer (*´-`) 🖤🔥

named after beloved fire demon from one of my favorite Ghibli films!

I call this the create a new problem technique

え？いとまき？すればいいでしょ？

Do you want to spool yarns? You can do it!

i spilled pasta in my backpack and got so mad that i made a traumacore edit about it

He love He Leaf

I went to an exhibition on the history of migration and colonial rhetoric in Australia and it really helped me to pinpoint my exact issue with the way non-Australians (and. tbh. some aussies) talk about this country

this map is a piece of propaganda from 1921. honestly what shocked me about it was how little of Australia is marked out as “uninhabited”. I have seen maps shared around on this website that basically mark out the entirety of non-coastal Australia as “empty”. fucking colonialists from 1921 were more generous than some of you

the history of colonial Australia is a history of “taming the untameable land”. this has been reinforced through narratives that this country is:

this rhetoric survives in both the way Australia is imagined by non-Australians and in the self-image of Australia. the (white) aussie battler conquers the unconquerable. the outback is imagined as a post-apocalyptic hellscape. our fauna is categorised as uniquely hellish and unwieldy. so when non-Australians make joke after joke about how scared they are of this place. well you can imagine why it fills me with the kind of rage that can only be generated by the understanding that You Are Reinforcing Colonialism

@isuggestlandback any thoughts?

I have a suggestion

beast of love

her smile….

once upon a time, she too was small

huge as fuck claims court. im suing you for one william dollars asshole

i cant stop saying "grisp it"

How is she so fast...