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um, what.

Qoqonut-II said:

um, what.

international ladyboy soldier

No, I don't. COME AT ME, BRO!

Do we need to make an Minato_Aqua_(onion) tag?

Cat girl Ougi playing with herself with a cat teaser is adorable.

Context: Miko invited Aqua to "The Room You Can't Leave Unless You Win Miko" collab stream series, to lock her in the room and keep her from graduating

Lulz Rice-chan has got a tan-mark over her covered eye

Blessed image

So cute. Love this place

neat

I like this. Its very interesting and cool to see stuff like this.

just call SeKiSa for short

Terrifying

MY NAME IS JOHN MARSTON🗣🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥
Bau nau nau nau nau nau nau na Dada hee hee heee
Bau nau nau nau nau nau nau na Dada hee hee heee
Well, let me have a rule and a saw and a board and I'll cut it
Hee hee
Bau nau nau nau nau nau nau na Dada hee hee heee

terrifying

CAHARA NOOOOOO:BlobUohCorrection:

Context: During Fate/Stay Night remastered release on Steam about 30 hours ago, the game assets are randomized due to JP locale compatibility issue for EN players. As a result there are various hilarious moments of characters in different scenes.

The bug has since been fixed.

Edit: Twitter video for more scenes

At any given time. The ants are on a rotation system.

Xhydralisk said:

At any given time. The ants are on a rotation system.

Source?

This article here says that 40% of an ant colony's workers barely work because they act as a reserve labor force.
https://www.sciencealert.com/many-worker-ants-are-actually-lazy-slackers-but-there-s-a-good-reason-for-that

notfrontloaded said:

Source?

This article here says that 40% of an ant colony's workers barely work because they act as a reserve labor force.
https://www.sciencealert.com/many-worker-ants-are-actually-lazy-slackers-but-there-s-a-good-reason-for-that

That's news to me. I got my information from here:
https://antsauthority.com/do-ants-work-in-shifts/

It seems that the sources agree.
"Do Ants Work in Shifts? Ants work in shifts as they need a break from challenging activities and take rest to revive their energy. Almost 20 to 40% of the nest population is taking rest, while 60 to 80% of members are actively involved in activities. However, they usually get busy with other nest activities like taking care of larvae and food breakdown when taking rest."

According to a reply, the art is referencing this image:

🫴🎀

Birb :DogeKek:

This was clipped from this video here by someone else, not posted by the author.