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Kuma and Ken chapter 5 preview!

Don't miss this set tomorrow!!!!

That feeling of beating something that absolutely terrified you five minutes ago. Childhood victories always felt huge.
#CalvinandHobbes #SmallWins

Gunner

Thanks to my friend in Vancouver, British Columbia for purchasing this framed iconic World War II art print: buff.ly/pBjtgQ3

If you are interested in commissioning an oil painting on canvas of this art print, please send me an email at troy@troycap.com.

Wiccan 💙✨

#Pullaskiart #wiccan #billymaximoff

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I won't say I'm 100% back. But I did get this done. Some hot Shane and Ilya. I can be too late to capitalize on hallanov while it's so big. You know they are cuddling after the most depraved sex just like this.

Man + #fⲁggot #cuminlife #cuminhiseye

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so stylish ✨️

Welcome to universe

This colorful image, taken by NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope, celebrates the Earth-orbiting observatory’s 28th anniversary of viewing the heavens, giving us a window seat to the universe’s extraordinary tapestry of stellar birth and destruction. At the center of the photo, a monster young star 200,000 times brighter than our Sun is blasting powerful ultraviolet radiation and hurricane-like stellar winds, carving out a fantasy landscape of ridges, cavities, and mountains of gas and dust. This mayhem is all happening at the heart of the Lagoon Nebula, a vast stellar nursery located 4,000 light-years away and visible in binoculars simply as a smudge of light with a bright core. The giant star, called Herschel 36, is bursting out of its natal cocoon of material, unleashing blistering radiation and torrential stellar winds (streams of subatomic particles) that push dust away in curtain-like sheets. This action resembles the Sun bursting through the clouds at the end of an afternoon thunderstorm that showers sheets of rainfall. Herschel 36’s violent activity has blasted holes in the bubble-shaped cloud, allowing astronomers to study this action-packed stellar breeding ground. The hefty star is 32 times more massive and eight times hotter than our Sun. It is nearly nine times our Sun’s diameter. Herschel 36 is still very active because it is young by a star’s standards, only 1 million years old. Based on its mass, it will live for another 5 million years. In comparison, our smaller Sun is 5 billion years old and will live another 5 billion years. This region epitomizes a typical, raucous stellar nursery full of birth and destruction. The clouds may look majestic and peaceful, but they are in a constant state of flux from the star’s torrent of searing radiation and high-speed particles from stellar winds. As the monster star throws off its natal cocoon of material with its powerful energy, it is suppressing star formation around it. However, at the dark edges of this …

Lagoon Nebula (Visible-light View)

Clearest image ever taken of Pluto

The boyfriends

Deep cover

jayce talis the world needs to see you in crop tops. the future of the universe depends on you

Illustration of lilac stardusts falling into towering orange and pink waves in the seas below. A rubber duck shaped moon shines bright in the night sky.

The Wave

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“What would be your ideal date?”🔥
“well…”

These two had a good time🌵🔥
[Full] I missed this old trucker already⛽️