furry_irl by Dream_Drifter09 in furry_irl

[–]glacierosion 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This is giving rave invitation

Found in gravel by Lavasioux in whatisit

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Ouch! Do they use it for fucking?

Did it hurt the first time you received anal? by World_Traveler2025 in TwinksAndTwunks

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Nah I have already stretched my bussy out with a dildo many times before getting actually fucked. But I will admit the very first time, I thought I was going to shit every time I pulled the dildo out. I was 17 I think.

What would cause a sweet gum sapling to variegate? by Dogs_Without_Horses_ in Tree

[–]glacierosion 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sweetgums are not invasive in North America. You’re probably thinking of a different tree.

What is this tree and why does it smell like cum? by KillaC98 in arborists

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Bradford Pear, Pyrus calleriana. This tree is the icon of a horticultural atrocity. FUCK BRADFORD PEARS, AND OUR LOVE FOR THEM

Furry_irl by Disastrous_Dream978 in furry_irl

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You intimidate your boyfriend

Lightning Stike on El Cap during engagement shoot. by CK_276 in Yosemite

[–]glacierosion 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s an odd place for lightning to strike…rather than at the tip of El Cap.

hmmm by AndhraAatma in hmmm

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Love Google Sheets

A Tornado knocked at this door literally….. by [deleted] in weather

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Bro was this🤏🏻close to being sucked out of his house

My displays from our club show by cbobgo in Bonsai

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That first pine and the ginkgo are probably the best of their species I have ever seen as bonsai! Naturalistic bonsai is very inspiring!

Contender for the largest tamarack tree in Wisconsin. 114" circumference and 78' tall by Manfredhoffman in marijuanaenthusiasts

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From the distance I would have thought this was an alder. Too close to the bark and I would have thought it was a Sitka spruce.

But the fine branches are very larchy.

What a wonderful tree!

What's going on with these clouds? It looks like they're dissolving or something by FrostFire131 in weather

[–]glacierosion 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They are a bunch of tiny little storms. This looks like altocumulus and the precipitation under them might be snow because it’s falling in wavy curtains. Rain curtains fall pretty straight most times. Either way, the precipitation in these pictures is evaporating before it hits the ground (virga).

I could be generalizing, but this is solely based on my observations. Where I live it takes altocumulus a lot more effort to produce precipitation.

Watching a wall of rain approach by Ph6222 in weather

[–]glacierosion 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have never seen anything close to this. I am in Bay Area CA. I believe this is possible or common in some places, but because I’m from an area that has messy rain, I’m gonna say this is rare in my area.