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Salphe 🌸 21+ 🌸 any/none 🌸 tiny hobbyist and bird lover!!
very shy but i don't bite i promise!
occasionally 🔞, no minors please!
links: https://corvonaut.carrd.co/
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very shy but i don't bite i promise!
occasionally 🔞, no minors please!
links: https://corvonaut.carrd.co/
#art
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Opened Twitter for the first time in a while just to dig up this tweet of theirs I adore
December 19, 2024 at 9:19 AM
Opened Twitter for the first time in a while just to dig up this tweet of theirs I adore
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Part 115 of 200 in historically interesting things to inspire your ttrpg
Mesolithic amber figure of a bear settlement under the North Sea. 12500-3900 BC.
Mesolithic amber figure of a bear settlement under the North Sea. 12500-3900 BC.
November 14, 2025 at 10:07 PM
Part 115 of 200 in historically interesting things to inspire your ttrpg
Mesolithic amber figure of a bear settlement under the North Sea. 12500-3900 BC.
Mesolithic amber figure of a bear settlement under the North Sea. 12500-3900 BC.
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Part 95 of 200 in historically interesting things to inspire your ttrpg
Roman bird-shaped glass vessels were used as perfume bottles. The liquid was sealed inside the vessels and the tip of the tail had to be broken to remove the perfume from the 1st century CE
Roman bird-shaped glass vessels were used as perfume bottles. The liquid was sealed inside the vessels and the tip of the tail had to be broken to remove the perfume from the 1st century CE
November 14, 2025 at 3:12 AM
Part 95 of 200 in historically interesting things to inspire your ttrpg
Roman bird-shaped glass vessels were used as perfume bottles. The liquid was sealed inside the vessels and the tip of the tail had to be broken to remove the perfume from the 1st century CE
Roman bird-shaped glass vessels were used as perfume bottles. The liquid was sealed inside the vessels and the tip of the tail had to be broken to remove the perfume from the 1st century CE