Library technician in tropical far Northern Australia. Jag lär mig svenska. Mastodon: @si_fuller@aus.social
Cairns, Australia
Joined August 2012
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To avoid straining your eyes at work, use the 20-20-20 rule: Every 20 minutes, go for a 20-minute hike and spend the next 20 years in the woods.
Hej allihopa, I drank a bottle of mead out of a buffalo horn I bought in Sweden, but Mastodon is being all snobbish about my low habits. Show me the love. – at Mareeba, Queensland
ALT A drinking horn, mead, and D&D
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Danish astronomer, Tycho Brahe owned a moose (or an elk) which he regularly got drunk. The moose was occasionally sent as an envoy to visit nobility & on one such mission got so inebriated, it fell down one castle's stairs to its death. #WyrdWednesday
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David Attenborough: the fight is over. after being denied access to the females, the beaten young male will start a youtube channel and become a nazi
A question for my Swedish friends. Is the tre kronor a universal symbol of Sweden, or is it more of a establishment/military symbol beloved of the right wing? And if so, is there another, more people-friendly symbol that is instantly recognised? – at Mareeba, Queensland
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There’s an old tale that Keith Urban and John Legend once formed a duo. Not sure how true it is.
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I can honestly think of a better advertising strategy for Hepatior, a 1930s medicine to treat liver ailments
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THEY HAVE SOME SORTA COOL adaptation for non-vocal signals from modified feathers that sound different when escaping a threat vs just taking off!
vetvoice.com.au/articles/sou…
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sad bongo merman, france, 15th century
ALT a medieval drawing of a merman in a pointy red hat and blue shirt playing a pair of small drums and frowning
It's the way they maintain eye contact that really gets the ancestral tiny-mammal instincts pumping the adrenalin.
Eagles sharpen their beaks by a process called “ Feaking”. They wipe their beaks back and forth, alternating each sides on a tree limb or rock like in pic.
Serpent Eagle from Turia, Pench.
#IndiAves #BBCWildlifePOTD #ThePhotoHour #SonyAlpha #natgeoindia @MPTourism
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