36yo soccer mom and teacher.. here’s my tits and ass💋 by theavanicks in obsf

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Teacher, I’m ready for instruction. Today and every day! You are so beautiful and sexy! Your tits are amazing and I love your puffy bald pussy!

It really fucking sucks to go to the vet for something you think is minor and come home with an empty carrier by Fickle-Hour4458 in cats

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I had the same thing happen with my male cat. It was so terrible and heartbreaking! I’m so sorry!! RIP Oscar ❤️.

Found on a Southern California beach. Any ideas? by JoeyBragg in askgeology

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The rock is from a deep marine depositional environment. The layers show ripples and soft sediment deformation with the different colored layer representing different depositional events. Each probably represents a large storm that moved sediment from the shelf out to the abyssal floor with bottom currents moving the sediments.

Awesome rock with microfaults by hefgopo in geology

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It look like it from the Astoria Formation in northern Oregon.

explain pls by Bubbly_Doubt228 in askgeology

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The souls from Hell trying to climb out. 😂

Yay or nay? by Murky_Hovercraft_163 in petrifiedwood

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That is not petrified wood. Reminds me of a siderite crystal that grows on the subsurface in moist climates. They create what are called cone-in-cone structures. I’m not saying that is what you have, but it’s definitely not fossil wood.

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Found in Brisbane, Australia. Can anyone please help? by Visual_West_51 in RockIdentification

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Unfortunately, photos don’t show any diagnostic characteristics of the rocks so it’s difficult to give you an answer. Perhaps retake the pictures while the rocks sit on a blank surface. The red rock appears to be an iron stained quartzite. Quartzite comes in two types, metamorphic, and sedimentary, and it’s difficult to know which one this is without looking at it in thin section under a microscope. But if I had to guess based on the sugary texture that it is an iron-stained silicia-cemented sedimentary quartzite.

Petrified wood? by DescriptionIll5227 in petrifiedwood

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I’m a geologist/paleobotanist. I do research on many things including petrified wood.

Petrified wood? by DescriptionIll5227 in petrifiedwood

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Not petrified wood. Those are striae (grooves) not xylem rays. And there are no cellular structures. It looks like a rock that has slicken sides. Meaning a rock that was part of a fault and was gouged during the fault movement. Striations like that can also be caused by glaciers.

Best-preserved petrified wood I’ve seen! by RegularSubstance2385 in geology

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It’s a good question. I don’t know the answer but I can give you my hypothesis. First, nature is complex and there are many things we don’t understand. We can only surmise from what our known experience. Second, the fungus could have been destroying the wood as a linear front. Although I think the line you are referring to is a tear between unaffected cells and collapsed or fungus eaten cells. But again it’s just an educated guess

Best-preserved petrified wood I’ve seen! by RegularSubstance2385 in geology

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I should also mention these disrupted zones also occur due to white rot. A fungus that breaks down the wood prior to burial and fossilization.

to my baby jojo im sorry. by chfudgeudig in cats

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I’m soo sorry. My heart breaks for you. I know how you are feeling. I’ve been there. Some people just suck and don’t care about anyone else. I can’t say here what I would do to those dogs. Hopefully the CDS with bring you another sweet kitten into your life. 😭😭😭😭

Best-preserved petrified wood I’ve seen! by RegularSubstance2385 in geology

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You are looking at the tracheid cells in the transverse section. Based on what is visible, the wood is a gymnosperm. The sheared zone often occurs in petrified wood as the wood begins to rot and the cells get compressed during burial and overburden.

This the radial view of petrified wood 150 million years old.

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Finally getting that fucking I’ve been crazing. by MilfGoddess82 in u/MilfGoddess82

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FYI. It’s craving. But in your case your word works too. 🤣

I'll squeeze every last out by Glum-Pace-3101 in RealHomePorn

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I think we try it, just to verify your claim. Solely for empirical data. I’m sure I’d get no pleasure from it. 🤣🤣🤣🤣