beavers are so funny why are you a little rat doing hydraulic engineering

Fucking hell AI is ruining everything. Now I can't even write an email without it trying to make incorrect suggestions that ACTUALLY PREVENT ME FROM TYPING so I can finish the fucking sentence I'm writing. I'm closing little pop-ups and crap in a paid email platform. Kill me now

The duck is still on the loose in Mexico! 🤣

I'm loving all the videos 😂🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Y si si? 🇲🇽 México 2026

David Hockney morreu hoje aos 88 anos e uma das coisas que eu lembrei é o quanto ele amava seus salsichinhas, por causa disso ele tem uma série gigante de quadros só pintando os piticos 🥹🤏

I would literally buy this

Nope. Women fought for those pockets. I'm gonna keep saying, 'thank you, it has POCKETS' until I die.

Women didn't fight for the right to work. Women have always worked. Women fought for the right to get paid.

Back in Victorian days, it was considered quite fancy for gardeners to build something they called a stumpery. It's a pile of dead stumps and logs, often stacked roots-up, arranged in a shady damp corner and left to rot on purpose. The Victorians built them to show off ferns, but they also turn out to be some of the best wildlife habitat you can make. The first one went up in 1856 at Biddulph Grange in England, where a gardener took the stumps left from clearing land and stacked them ten feet high along a sunken path. The fern craze was at its peak, and the rotting wood made perfect planting pockets. King Charles has a famous modern stumpery at Highgrove built from sweet chestnut roots. What the Victorians treated as decoration, nature treated as a feast. As the wood breaks down it feeds fungi, mosses, and beetles, including stag beetles whose grubs live in deadwood for years. Toads, salamanders, and small mammals move into the damp gaps. A single rotting log can support an astonishing variety of life. To build one: find a shaded corner, stack stumps and logs with the roots facing up and out, leave plenty of gaps, and tuck ferns and moss around the base. Then walk away and let it rot. You make a sculpture out of dead trees, and everything in the yard moves in.

I can

50! 🎂

Sunrise inside Sagrada Familia, Barcelona.

50 feels pretty good so far 🎂