RyansNotHome
@ryansnothome.bsky.social
18+ MDI, 30, chunky guy, Trying to get into working out, love gaming, nerdy stuff, hot men and being submissive, hi how are ya
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End of Year Weigh-in and Comparison!
Top Weight- 290 lbs
Lowest Weight- 265 lbs
Finnal Weight- 266 lbs
Total lost 25lbs
Loss period-4 months
Personally I cant see a difference. I look forward to continuing my fitness and weightloss journey into next year and continuing to share it ☺️
Top Weight- 290 lbs
Lowest Weight- 265 lbs
Finnal Weight- 266 lbs
Total lost 25lbs
Loss period-4 months
Personally I cant see a difference. I look forward to continuing my fitness and weightloss journey into next year and continuing to share it ☺️
I both want to do something, and cant find any game or show i want to play/watch.
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February 8, 2026 at 8:37 AM
I both want to do something, and cant find any game or show i want to play/watch.
Im gonna do a test stream tomorrow, playing Kingdom Come Deliverance 1. Going to see how it goes, i havnt streamed in a long time so it will probably be rough but its worth a shot to put my toes back in the water. www.twitch.tv/ryansnothome
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Im just here to have fun and maybe make friends along the way, amature streamer extraordinaire aka realy bad at most games
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February 8, 2026 at 2:20 AM
Im gonna do a test stream tomorrow, playing Kingdom Come Deliverance 1. Going to see how it goes, i havnt streamed in a long time so it will probably be rough but its worth a shot to put my toes back in the water. www.twitch.tv/ryansnothome
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Liaoningosaurus’s teeth were similar to the average Ankylosaur but for one key difference. the gaps between the denticles extend almost all the way to the base of the tooth so they looked something like a comb or a fork with six or seven sharp tines on top of each tooth (see figure a)
February 7, 2026 at 5:51 AM
Liaoningosaurus’s teeth were similar to the average Ankylosaur but for one key difference. the gaps between the denticles extend almost all the way to the base of the tooth so they looked something like a comb or a fork with six or seven sharp tines on top of each tooth (see figure a)
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Paleo Fun Fact! The smallest member of the Ankylosaur family, the largest specimen found being only 17in long, was likely carnivorous and semi-aquatic! Specimen of Liaoningosaurus have been found with lizards and fish in their stomachs!
February 7, 2026 at 5:51 AM
Paleo Fun Fact! The smallest member of the Ankylosaur family, the largest specimen found being only 17in long, was likely carnivorous and semi-aquatic! Specimen of Liaoningosaurus have been found with lizards and fish in their stomachs!
Paleo Fun Fact! The smallest member of the Ankylosaur family, the largest specimen found being only 17in long, was likely carnivorous and semi-aquatic! Specimen of Liaoningosaurus have been found with lizards and fish in their stomachs!
February 7, 2026 at 5:51 AM
Paleo Fun Fact! The smallest member of the Ankylosaur family, the largest specimen found being only 17in long, was likely carnivorous and semi-aquatic! Specimen of Liaoningosaurus have been found with lizards and fish in their stomachs!
Fun Fact, Moby-DIck was based on a real sperm whale, which sank a whaling ship in the 1800s
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February 7, 2026 at 12:36 AM
Fun Fact, Moby-DIck was based on a real sperm whale, which sank a whaling ship in the 1800s
I am really enjoying KCD2!
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February 7, 2026 at 12:03 AM
I am really enjoying KCD2!
Paleo Fun Fact, If you ran into a Titanoboa during its "reign", it might have been a terrifying sight yet you'd have likely been safe, from it at least, as evidence suggest it likely mostly ate fish, have teeth and a pallate similar to that of modern day Caeonphidian's whose primary diet is fish.
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February 6, 2026 at 9:16 AM
Paleo Fun Fact, If you ran into a Titanoboa during its "reign", it might have been a terrifying sight yet you'd have likely been safe, from it at least, as evidence suggest it likely mostly ate fish, have teeth and a pallate similar to that of modern day Caeonphidian's whose primary diet is fish.
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Some of my favorite Godzilla shots from this century 🤌
February 6, 2026 at 8:09 AM
Some of my favorite Godzilla shots from this century 🤌
Speaking of Cock and Balls, One Allosaurus specimen found in the Morrison Formation, died because it picked a fight with a Stegosaurus and the Stego managed to get a strike in with its Thagomizer, right in the Allos crotch, it didnt die right away either.
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February 6, 2026 at 7:12 AM
Speaking of Cock and Balls, One Allosaurus specimen found in the Morrison Formation, died because it picked a fight with a Stegosaurus and the Stego managed to get a strike in with its Thagomizer, right in the Allos crotch, it didnt die right away either.
Cock n Balls, there i said it!
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February 6, 2026 at 5:53 AM
Cock n Balls, there i said it!
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(this is such a niche joke)
February 6, 2026 at 5:41 AM
(this is such a niche joke)
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You know, didn’t think the phrase “Jeffrey Epstein is the reason we have microtransactions in video games” would be a thing in 2026 but here we are
February 6, 2026 at 5:33 AM
You know, didn’t think the phrase “Jeffrey Epstein is the reason we have microtransactions in video games” would be a thing in 2026 but here we are
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i hate AI and i love GAY SEX
February 5, 2026 at 1:09 AM
i hate AI and i love GAY SEX
Paleo Fun Fact
While movies like Jurassic World absolutely fudged the size of the Mosasaur to make it cooler, Mosasaurs were still absolutely massive and successful marine reptiles. Across all 5 known species the adult was 23 to 36 feet long, weighing as much as 10 tons.
While movies like Jurassic World absolutely fudged the size of the Mosasaur to make it cooler, Mosasaurs were still absolutely massive and successful marine reptiles. Across all 5 known species the adult was 23 to 36 feet long, weighing as much as 10 tons.
February 5, 2026 at 12:13 AM
Paleo Fun Fact
While movies like Jurassic World absolutely fudged the size of the Mosasaur to make it cooler, Mosasaurs were still absolutely massive and successful marine reptiles. Across all 5 known species the adult was 23 to 36 feet long, weighing as much as 10 tons.
While movies like Jurassic World absolutely fudged the size of the Mosasaur to make it cooler, Mosasaurs were still absolutely massive and successful marine reptiles. Across all 5 known species the adult was 23 to 36 feet long, weighing as much as 10 tons.
I currently both love and hate KCD2 rn
February 4, 2026 at 9:56 AM
I currently both love and hate KCD2 rn
In a less depressy post, i was researching dinosaurs yesterday, cause my inner child deserved to be fed something he loved, and i learnt my one of my favorite dinosaurs, Spinosaurus, is in a highly controversial and messy Super Family, Spinosauridae.
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February 4, 2026 at 6:40 AM
In a less depressy post, i was researching dinosaurs yesterday, cause my inner child deserved to be fed something he loved, and i learnt my one of my favorite dinosaurs, Spinosaurus, is in a highly controversial and messy Super Family, Spinosauridae.
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Our real life Pokémon teams deserve some spotlight too ♥️
February 4, 2026 at 5:19 AM
Our real life Pokémon teams deserve some spotlight too ♥️
I really thought my relationship with my sister was better than when we were kids, but after the other day, idk, she was real quick to jump on the band wagon when it presented itself. she was quick to hop back into that role, to other me and put me down, belittle my experiences.
February 4, 2026 at 2:06 AM
I really thought my relationship with my sister was better than when we were kids, but after the other day, idk, she was real quick to jump on the band wagon when it presented itself. she was quick to hop back into that role, to other me and put me down, belittle my experiences.
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“pluto’s too small to be a planet” okay size queen calm down
February 3, 2026 at 12:55 AM
“pluto’s too small to be a planet” okay size queen calm down
Paleo News!
So we now know, not only was Nanotyrannus not a juvenile T-Rex but there were 2 seperate species ( Lancensis and Lethaeus ) we know of and they weren't true Tyrannosaurs they were in their own group the Nanotyrannidae and were Eutyrannosaurs!
So we now know, not only was Nanotyrannus not a juvenile T-Rex but there were 2 seperate species ( Lancensis and Lethaeus ) we know of and they weren't true Tyrannosaurs they were in their own group the Nanotyrannidae and were Eutyrannosaurs!
February 3, 2026 at 8:19 AM
Paleo News!
So we now know, not only was Nanotyrannus not a juvenile T-Rex but there were 2 seperate species ( Lancensis and Lethaeus ) we know of and they weren't true Tyrannosaurs they were in their own group the Nanotyrannidae and were Eutyrannosaurs!
So we now know, not only was Nanotyrannus not a juvenile T-Rex but there were 2 seperate species ( Lancensis and Lethaeus ) we know of and they weren't true Tyrannosaurs they were in their own group the Nanotyrannidae and were Eutyrannosaurs!
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They wernt the only crocodilians either, there were many living in this area at the time! check out this video if youd like to learn more!
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When The Amazon Was A Mega Lake
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February 3, 2026 at 2:12 AM
They wernt the only crocodilians either, there were many living in this area at the time! check out this video if youd like to learn more!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ns6_...
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It lived alongside and likely predated upon the largest freshwater turtle ever found, Stupendemys and the Caninemys a species similar to snapping turtles, the black-n-white photo shows a Caninemys skull attached to a Stupendemys skeleton in a museum.
February 3, 2026 at 2:12 AM
It lived alongside and likely predated upon the largest freshwater turtle ever found, Stupendemys and the Caninemys a species similar to snapping turtles, the black-n-white photo shows a Caninemys skull attached to a Stupendemys skeleton in a museum.
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Paleo FunFact!
There was once a crocodile larger than even the Sarcosuchus and Deinosuchus. The Purussaurus was an early species of Caiman, a true crocodilian. The skull alone was nearly 5ft long, and a body length up to 52ft! They lived in Lake Pebas, a mega lake that is now the Amazon Rainforest
There was once a crocodile larger than even the Sarcosuchus and Deinosuchus. The Purussaurus was an early species of Caiman, a true crocodilian. The skull alone was nearly 5ft long, and a body length up to 52ft! They lived in Lake Pebas, a mega lake that is now the Amazon Rainforest
February 3, 2026 at 2:12 AM
Paleo FunFact!
There was once a crocodile larger than even the Sarcosuchus and Deinosuchus. The Purussaurus was an early species of Caiman, a true crocodilian. The skull alone was nearly 5ft long, and a body length up to 52ft! They lived in Lake Pebas, a mega lake that is now the Amazon Rainforest
There was once a crocodile larger than even the Sarcosuchus and Deinosuchus. The Purussaurus was an early species of Caiman, a true crocodilian. The skull alone was nearly 5ft long, and a body length up to 52ft! They lived in Lake Pebas, a mega lake that is now the Amazon Rainforest
Paleo FunFact!
There was once a crocodile larger than even the Sarcosuchus and Deinosuchus. The Purussaurus was an early species of Caiman, a true crocodilian. The skull alone was nearly 5ft long, and a body length up to 52ft! They lived in Lake Pebas, a mega lake that is now the Amazon Rainforest
There was once a crocodile larger than even the Sarcosuchus and Deinosuchus. The Purussaurus was an early species of Caiman, a true crocodilian. The skull alone was nearly 5ft long, and a body length up to 52ft! They lived in Lake Pebas, a mega lake that is now the Amazon Rainforest
February 3, 2026 at 2:12 AM
Paleo FunFact!
There was once a crocodile larger than even the Sarcosuchus and Deinosuchus. The Purussaurus was an early species of Caiman, a true crocodilian. The skull alone was nearly 5ft long, and a body length up to 52ft! They lived in Lake Pebas, a mega lake that is now the Amazon Rainforest
There was once a crocodile larger than even the Sarcosuchus and Deinosuchus. The Purussaurus was an early species of Caiman, a true crocodilian. The skull alone was nearly 5ft long, and a body length up to 52ft! They lived in Lake Pebas, a mega lake that is now the Amazon Rainforest