sleepy-bebby:

I feel like, we as a society, don’t talk enough about people messing up needle felting.

I cannot stop laughing

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bemusedlybespectacled:

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testtheworld1:

transmechanicus:

I bet giant isopods are sooo delicious broiled in butter the whole thing is like lobster meat

This you?

Idk someone find me an isopod expert who could compare the tissue found in them to other shellfish and i will let you know but superficially Yeah Babey i will eat that bug like burger

That only applies to the tiny ones on land. The deep sea ones, which are that big, absolutely taste like crab or lobster and are in fact fished in some places. Apparently they also sometimes just get caught in lobster traps; they aren’t necessarily restricted to the abyss!

ALT

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soberscientistlife:

Works every time!!

“Well, thanks so much for your time” works great in a work context!

This is also a Midwestern thing. “Well, I should let you go” is one of my mother’s call-ending power moves.

If you’re new to this you can warm up to it with an “well, all right then.”

the corpo-American version is “Let me give you some time back.”

Im not a southerner but I have definitely used these!

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thetursithan:

A painstaking work !!

Nice

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