I have to start working on Monday :( my time off has come to an end. It's bittersweet I guess.
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@creamqueen make a givesendgo
@phnt @djsumdog @hankg @lain @sulaco have you tried searx? You can customize it a lot to select several search engines to pull at once. I am not currently using it, but I have in the past a lot. My issue is it always happens that the searx instance I'm using goes down. Here's a list of instances: https://searx.space/
@cjd buying a house in the UK has been a frustrating process! After getting so close to the finish line they still can't tell me what day we can get the keys. Impossible to plan anything.
@cjd it's not my picture but I wish it was lol. I sadly don't current have a garden. We're hoping to move into our new house in the next couple of weeks and then I will be taking my own picture of this moment.
Someone should start morning-maxing where you wake up early and refreshed because you went to sleep on time, have a cup of coffee in your garden while you listen to the birds. Maybe get some exercise in and a shower.
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The four false eyes on the European Peacock butterfly's wings make it unmistakeable. It uses sound as well as its coloured false eyes to frighten away a predator such as a bird. As the predator approaches, the butterfly will open and close its wings rapidly, making a scraping noise as the wings rub together.
Aglais io is now generally accepted as the scientific name of the Peacock butterfly, which was formerly classed as the only member of the now defunct genus Inachis. Its specific name io, is a reference to Io, who was a priestess of Hera, the wife of Zeus in Greek mythology. Zeus lusted after Io, but his wife became suspicious. When Zeus turned Io into a cow, Hera asked for and was given the beast, which she immediately put into captivity.
The four false eyes on the European Peacock butterfly's wings make it unmistakeable. It uses sound as well as its coloured false eyes to frighten away a predator such as a bird. As the predator approaches, the butterfly will open and close its wings rapidly, making a scraping noise as the wings rub together.
Aglais io is now generally accepted as the scientific name of the Peacock butterfly, which was formerly classed as the only member of the now defunct genus Inachis. Its specific name io, is a reference to Io, who was a priestess of Hera, the wife of Zeus in Greek mythology. Zeus lusted after Io, but his wife became suspicious. When Zeus turned Io into a cow, Hera asked for and was given the beast, which she immediately put into captivity.
You're enjoying your Friday and chud the builder is probably getting beaten up in jail
10/10 masterpiece game that everyone says it's not actually a game
The state of my headphones after DHL went through all my things.
@bajax probably this one
@kaia lock pedophile content creators up
@kaia
>It was a six year investigation triggered by a CSAM trading ring on tumblr.
>It was a six year investigation triggered by a CSAM trading ring on tumblr.
@hfaust I have most of these original ones and I think it's great they're remaking them! The new ones are much better quality
I'M TIRED AND I'M STRESSED