today is one of those days where everything is terrifying.
Crawling Towards the Sun
SKETCHASS ARACHNOFONDLER
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what did the Frenchman say on the roller coaster?
oui
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I fell in love like falling down the stairs: painfully.
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Glass acorn necklaces by BullseyeBeads
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oh golly gee i do love stress vomiting
I just turned in my final report for my class and I feel sick
The Crystal Mountain of Pago San Lucia was first documented by Europeans in 1781 by Portuguese explorer Aníbal João. It is unknown if the original natives of Pago San Lucia were aware of the mountain as they were all killed in 1780 by Portuguese explorer Aníbal João.
The mountain is the result of a massive deposit of quartz dust becoming liquified in magma, where the heat made it into pure, clear glass that later rose to the surface intact due to wide openings resulting from continental drift, or “Geological Incontinentalnence”. Because the quartz deposit was completely homogeneous, the mountain is as clear as crystal and may in fact be the origin of that phrase.
The mountain has tricked many travelers into thinking they could pass the range when it was in fact blocked, and under certain lighting conditions the mountain’s shimmer can blind passersby. These tricks of the mountain likely account for the rude gesture the photographer presents to it above.
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