Clivia Sanko
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(CD/BW In character account. All posts will be IC unless stated otherwise.) Your friendly neighborhood stoned punkie geek! Starlust Motel owner. #CrackDen
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Here it is folks! For the filth! This was a song that we made when we were testing out having two lead singers, but it was creating a conflict in tone for the album. We appreciate the music all the same! www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7nD...
Saints of the Soil The Salopri Made with Clipchamp
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November 14, 2025 at 8:37 AM
Here it is folks! For the filth! This was a song that we made when we were testing out having two lead singers, but it was creating a conflict in tone for the album. We appreciate the music all the same! www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7nD...
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New music coming soon.... the filth will like this one.
November 13, 2025 at 11:16 AM
New music coming soon.... the filth will like this one.
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Our newly released single Altars of the Forgotten is here for your listening pleasure. www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbAy...
Altars of the Forgotten by Saints of the Soil
YouTube video by Valium Viking
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November 9, 2025 at 5:11 AM
Our newly released single Altars of the Forgotten is here for your listening pleasure. www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbAy...
Drunk Clivia Fact of the Day:
You ever think about how the moon’s just… followin’ us? Like, no one invited her, but she’s there. Every night. Judging. Glowin’. Probably knows all our secrets. Anyway, cheers to that nosy space lamp.
You ever think about how the moon’s just… followin’ us? Like, no one invited her, but she’s there. Every night. Judging. Glowin’. Probably knows all our secrets. Anyway, cheers to that nosy space lamp.
a painting of a smiling moon with red eyes and the letter b on the bottom
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November 2, 2025 at 12:52 AM
Drunk Clivia Fact of the Day:
You ever think about how the moon’s just… followin’ us? Like, no one invited her, but she’s there. Every night. Judging. Glowin’. Probably knows all our secrets. Anyway, cheers to that nosy space lamp.
You ever think about how the moon’s just… followin’ us? Like, no one invited her, but she’s there. Every night. Judging. Glowin’. Probably knows all our secrets. Anyway, cheers to that nosy space lamp.
Animal Fact of the Day:
When male giraffes flirt, they whack each other with their necks to see who’s hottest. It’s called “necking.” Scientists named it that on purpose. Nature really said, “violence, but make it sexy.”
When male giraffes flirt, they whack each other with their necks to see who’s hottest. It’s called “necking.” Scientists named it that on purpose. Nature really said, “violence, but make it sexy.”
a close up of a giraffe 's face and neck with a blurry background
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November 1, 2025 at 2:35 AM
Animal Fact of the Day:
When male giraffes flirt, they whack each other with their necks to see who’s hottest. It’s called “necking.” Scientists named it that on purpose. Nature really said, “violence, but make it sexy.”
When male giraffes flirt, they whack each other with their necks to see who’s hottest. It’s called “necking.” Scientists named it that on purpose. Nature really said, “violence, but make it sexy.”
Animal Fact of the Day:
Seahorses are the only species where the males get pregnant, they carry the babies, give birth, and still somehow look graceful doing it. Nature’s way of saying gender roles are fake and everyone looks good underwater.
Seahorses are the only species where the males get pregnant, they carry the babies, give birth, and still somehow look graceful doing it. Nature’s way of saying gender roles are fake and everyone looks good underwater.
a seahorse is swimming in a tank of water with a bunch of worms .
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October 31, 2025 at 1:28 AM
Animal Fact of the Day:
Seahorses are the only species where the males get pregnant, they carry the babies, give birth, and still somehow look graceful doing it. Nature’s way of saying gender roles are fake and everyone looks good underwater.
Seahorses are the only species where the males get pregnant, they carry the babies, give birth, and still somehow look graceful doing it. Nature’s way of saying gender roles are fake and everyone looks good underwater.
Animal Fact of the Day:
When a penguin falls in love, it searches the beach for the smoothest pebble and offers it to its chosen mate. If accepted, they build a nest together. It’s simple, clumsy, and heartbreakingly sincere, love, but with cold feet and a rock.
When a penguin falls in love, it searches the beach for the smoothest pebble and offers it to its chosen mate. If accepted, they build a nest together. It’s simple, clumsy, and heartbreakingly sincere, love, but with cold feet and a rock.
a group of penguins are standing on top of a snow covered field .
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October 30, 2025 at 12:19 AM
Animal Fact of the Day:
When a penguin falls in love, it searches the beach for the smoothest pebble and offers it to its chosen mate. If accepted, they build a nest together. It’s simple, clumsy, and heartbreakingly sincere, love, but with cold feet and a rock.
When a penguin falls in love, it searches the beach for the smoothest pebble and offers it to its chosen mate. If accepted, they build a nest together. It’s simple, clumsy, and heartbreakingly sincere, love, but with cold feet and a rock.
Animal Fact of the Day:
Elephants mourn their dead. They touch the bones with their trunks, stand in silence, and sometimes return years later to the same spot. It’s as if they remember, not just who was lost, but that loss itself is something worth honoring.
Elephants mourn their dead. They touch the bones with their trunks, stand in silence, and sometimes return years later to the same spot. It’s as if they remember, not just who was lost, but that loss itself is something worth honoring.
a baby elephant is standing behind a fence with its trunk in the air .
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October 29, 2025 at 12:55 AM
Animal Fact of the Day:
Elephants mourn their dead. They touch the bones with their trunks, stand in silence, and sometimes return years later to the same spot. It’s as if they remember, not just who was lost, but that loss itself is something worth honoring.
Elephants mourn their dead. They touch the bones with their trunks, stand in silence, and sometimes return years later to the same spot. It’s as if they remember, not just who was lost, but that loss itself is something worth honoring.
Animal Fact of the Day:
Whales have been heard singing alone for years, their calls never answered. Scientists think some might just have unique voices no one else understands. Imagine filling the whole ocean with your song and no one ever sings back.
Whales have been heard singing alone for years, their calls never answered. Scientists think some might just have unique voices no one else understands. Imagine filling the whole ocean with your song and no one ever sings back.
a humpback whale is jumping out of the ocean
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October 27, 2025 at 11:22 PM
Animal Fact of the Day:
Whales have been heard singing alone for years, their calls never answered. Scientists think some might just have unique voices no one else understands. Imagine filling the whole ocean with your song and no one ever sings back.
Whales have been heard singing alone for years, their calls never answered. Scientists think some might just have unique voices no one else understands. Imagine filling the whole ocean with your song and no one ever sings back.
Animal Fact of the Day:
Sloths move so slowly that algae grows on their fur, turning them a lovely shade of mossy green. It’s not fashion, it’s camouflage. They’re basically living houseplants that occasionally blink.
Sloths move so slowly that algae grows on their fur, turning them a lovely shade of mossy green. It’s not fashion, it’s camouflage. They’re basically living houseplants that occasionally blink.
a smiling sloth is being held by a person wearing a shirt that says cathys2
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October 27, 2025 at 1:50 AM
Animal Fact of the Day:
Sloths move so slowly that algae grows on their fur, turning them a lovely shade of mossy green. It’s not fashion, it’s camouflage. They’re basically living houseplants that occasionally blink.
Sloths move so slowly that algae grows on their fur, turning them a lovely shade of mossy green. It’s not fashion, it’s camouflage. They’re basically living houseplants that occasionally blink.
Animal Fact of the Day:
Capybaras are so chill that every animal wants to hang out with them monkeys, birds, even crocodiles. They just sit there, unbothered, radiating main character energy while chaos happens around them. Nature’s emotional support potato.
Capybaras are so chill that every animal wants to hang out with them monkeys, birds, even crocodiles. They just sit there, unbothered, radiating main character energy while chaos happens around them. Nature’s emotional support potato.
a cat and a capybara are sitting next to each other on a roller coaster
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October 26, 2025 at 2:21 AM
Animal Fact of the Day:
Capybaras are so chill that every animal wants to hang out with them monkeys, birds, even crocodiles. They just sit there, unbothered, radiating main character energy while chaos happens around them. Nature’s emotional support potato.
Capybaras are so chill that every animal wants to hang out with them monkeys, birds, even crocodiles. They just sit there, unbothered, radiating main character energy while chaos happens around them. Nature’s emotional support potato.
Animal Fact of the Day:
Sea otters hold hands while they sleep to keep from floating away, forming what we call a “rafts.” Sometimes dozens of them drift together, napping and holding paws like a floating cuddle cult. It’s cute until you realize they’re doing it purely to survive the ocean’s chaos.
Sea otters hold hands while they sleep to keep from floating away, forming what we call a “rafts.” Sometimes dozens of them drift together, napping and holding paws like a floating cuddle cult. It’s cute until you realize they’re doing it purely to survive the ocean’s chaos.
a couple of sea otters are sleeping in the water .
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October 25, 2025 at 2:02 AM
Animal Fact of the Day:
Sea otters hold hands while they sleep to keep from floating away, forming what we call a “rafts.” Sometimes dozens of them drift together, napping and holding paws like a floating cuddle cult. It’s cute until you realize they’re doing it purely to survive the ocean’s chaos.
Sea otters hold hands while they sleep to keep from floating away, forming what we call a “rafts.” Sometimes dozens of them drift together, napping and holding paws like a floating cuddle cult. It’s cute until you realize they’re doing it purely to survive the ocean’s chaos.
Animal Fact of the Day:
Crows remember human faces and if you annoy one, it’ll tell its friends. Entire generations of crows might hold a grudge against you. So if a random bird side-eyes you in the park… yeah, you probably deserved it.
Crows remember human faces and if you annoy one, it’ll tell its friends. Entire generations of crows might hold a grudge against you. So if a random bird side-eyes you in the park… yeah, you probably deserved it.
a black bird with the words crow of judgment on it
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October 24, 2025 at 2:59 AM
Animal Fact of the Day:
Crows remember human faces and if you annoy one, it’ll tell its friends. Entire generations of crows might hold a grudge against you. So if a random bird side-eyes you in the park… yeah, you probably deserved it.
Crows remember human faces and if you annoy one, it’ll tell its friends. Entire generations of crows might hold a grudge against you. So if a random bird side-eyes you in the park… yeah, you probably deserved it.
Animal Fact of the Day:
Octopuses have three hearts, blue blood, and zero respect for aquariums, they’ve been caught sneaking out of their tanks at night just to steal snacks or mess with the lights. Basically, they’re chaotic geniuses with suction cups.
Octopuses have three hearts, blue blood, and zero respect for aquariums, they’ve been caught sneaking out of their tanks at night just to steal snacks or mess with the lights. Basically, they’re chaotic geniuses with suction cups.
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October 23, 2025 at 2:34 AM
Animal Fact of the Day:
Octopuses have three hearts, blue blood, and zero respect for aquariums, they’ve been caught sneaking out of their tanks at night just to steal snacks or mess with the lights. Basically, they’re chaotic geniuses with suction cups.
Octopuses have three hearts, blue blood, and zero respect for aquariums, they’ve been caught sneaking out of their tanks at night just to steal snacks or mess with the lights. Basically, they’re chaotic geniuses with suction cups.
Seal Fact of the Day:
Seals can sleep underwater by holding their breath and just… drifting. Like, full nap mode while occasionally bobbing up for air. Basically the ocean’s version of “five more minutes” except they actually get away with it.
Seals can sleep underwater by holding their breath and just… drifting. Like, full nap mode while occasionally bobbing up for air. Basically the ocean’s version of “five more minutes” except they actually get away with it.
a seal is laying on its back in the snow looking at the camera
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October 22, 2025 at 2:24 AM
Seal Fact of the Day:
Seals can sleep underwater by holding their breath and just… drifting. Like, full nap mode while occasionally bobbing up for air. Basically the ocean’s version of “five more minutes” except they actually get away with it.
Seals can sleep underwater by holding their breath and just… drifting. Like, full nap mode while occasionally bobbing up for air. Basically the ocean’s version of “five more minutes” except they actually get away with it.
Haven't felt that good in a long while. I still miss her but she isn't haunting my mind anymore. It's been almost 5 months since she left and I managed to not blow my brain. I'm clean, loved, wanted and free. I'm beginning to feel whole again. Should I celebrate?
October 21, 2025 at 1:09 PM
Haven't felt that good in a long while. I still miss her but she isn't haunting my mind anymore. It's been almost 5 months since she left and I managed to not blow my brain. I'm clean, loved, wanted and free. I'm beginning to feel whole again. Should I celebrate?
The Parasaurolophus had a long crest that worked like a built-in horn. It used it to blast deep, echoing sounds across the forest. Imagine spending millions of years evolving into a living kazoo. Picture it: dawn, 76 million years ago. A dino lifts its head and goes, “HOOOOOOOOOOOON”
October 21, 2025 at 1:13 AM
The Parasaurolophus had a long crest that worked like a built-in horn. It used it to blast deep, echoing sounds across the forest. Imagine spending millions of years evolving into a living kazoo. Picture it: dawn, 76 million years ago. A dino lifts its head and goes, “HOOOOOOOOOOOON”
Dinosaur Fact of the Day:
The Ankylosaurus was basically a living tank, a six-ton lump of stubbornness covered in bone armor, with a tail club strong enough to shatter a T. rex’s ankle. Imagine minding your own business, chewing ferns, and knowing your entire body is a “do not touch” sign.
The Ankylosaurus was basically a living tank, a six-ton lump of stubbornness covered in bone armor, with a tail club strong enough to shatter a T. rex’s ankle. Imagine minding your own business, chewing ferns, and knowing your entire body is a “do not touch” sign.
October 20, 2025 at 3:03 AM
Dinosaur Fact of the Day:
The Ankylosaurus was basically a living tank, a six-ton lump of stubbornness covered in bone armor, with a tail club strong enough to shatter a T. rex’s ankle. Imagine minding your own business, chewing ferns, and knowing your entire body is a “do not touch” sign.
The Ankylosaurus was basically a living tank, a six-ton lump of stubbornness covered in bone armor, with a tail club strong enough to shatter a T. rex’s ankle. Imagine minding your own business, chewing ferns, and knowing your entire body is a “do not touch” sign.
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Starlust Motel in Port Laveau isn’t just a dive. Neon burns, AC freezes your sins, and nothing gets logged. Cops, rivals, trouble—check in and vanish from their eyes. Keep your business cold and quick.
#SecondLife #CDBackwaters #Roleplay #Metaverse
#SecondLife #CDBackwaters #Roleplay #Metaverse
October 18, 2025 at 11:00 PM
Starlust Motel in Port Laveau isn’t just a dive. Neon burns, AC freezes your sins, and nothing gets logged. Cops, rivals, trouble—check in and vanish from their eyes. Keep your business cold and quick.
#SecondLife #CDBackwaters #Roleplay #Metaverse
#SecondLife #CDBackwaters #Roleplay #Metaverse
What I see when I open this app
a clown with green hair and a skull mask is standing in a wrestling ring .
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October 17, 2025 at 2:01 AM
What I see when I open this app
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Clivia grew up in neglect, streets, and gangs. Impulsive, tough, and guarded, she hides a vulnerable core beneath theft, drugs, and survival. Port Laveau offers a fresh start, if she can survive herself long enough to take it.
#SecondLife #CDBackwaters #Roleplay #Metaverse
#SecondLife #CDBackwaters #Roleplay #Metaverse
October 13, 2025 at 5:00 PM
Clivia grew up in neglect, streets, and gangs. Impulsive, tough, and guarded, she hides a vulnerable core beneath theft, drugs, and survival. Port Laveau offers a fresh start, if she can survive herself long enough to take it.
#SecondLife #CDBackwaters #Roleplay #Metaverse
#SecondLife #CDBackwaters #Roleplay #Metaverse