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13 hours agoNope, they would just digest it. The process is a little more involved.
(NSFW: Blood, Gore)
Art by e254e. Unavailable at source, here’s their Mastodon.
(I know it is an Umbreon but the fundamental process is similar enough)
Art by Mikopol, Source
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Art by Llusabadias. Unavailable at source, here’s their Bluesky
19·13 hours ago“Hey Avian Intelligence, please clean up the dust”
Planet’s crust gets deleted
Same energy.
Still infinitely more effort and artistic talent then every single ‘AI’ image masquerading as art combined.
Needs stars to cast spells
Me looking at their power level once they realize the sun is a star:
Art by BlubluuMon, Source (Furaffinity)
(I know what you are going for, but I could not help but think of this)
Excellent work as usual.
5·10 days agoThe data from Quebec is not entirely accurate as many people put down that they are Catholic despite not having gone to church in years.
The most recent count by Piper’s group found that of 2,751 places of worship — of all denominations — in the province inventoried in 2003, about 965 of them, or 35 per cent, were listed as being “in mutation,” meaning they had been closed, demolished, sold or had found new uses.
https://globalnews.ca/news/11662734/quebec-church-funding-secularism/
Some hope.
Wind and solar reached 30% of EU electricity, higher than fossil power (29%) for the first time on record, and up from 20% just five years prior. By 2025 wind and solar generated more power than all fossil sources in 14 of the 27 EU countries.
Early 2025 was less windy and rainy but sunnier than early 2024. The same weather conditions that caused an annual drop in hydro (-12%) and wind (-2%) boosted solar generation, with renewables providing nearly half of EU power (48%). Wind remained the second largest EU electricity source at 17% of EU power, above gas.
https://ember-energy.org/latest-insights/european-electricity-review-2026/
This is me but with trains.
I really like this one, good job.
In the meantime, in 2024, Republicans tried to get voters to approve a Constitutional amendment: They asked if voters would support a change allowing the legislature to offer state funding “outside the system of common schools.”
Voters overwhelmingly said no by a roughly 2-1 margin.
I can imagine how that went.
The one in the picture.
Judging by how they are carrying them we should not have to wait long.
Thank you.
Their range can get rather cold, good to have some nice warm socks to keep their feet nice and toasty.