Solomon742 (Solomon is fine too)
@solomon742.bsky.social
30 He/Him
Just a turbo nerd lizard lover bumbling through life.
Colossal Warhammer and MechWarrior fan.
Big Bi Scalie.
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Just a turbo nerd lizard lover bumbling through life.
Colossal Warhammer and MechWarrior fan.
Big Bi Scalie.
PFP by @hellagator.bsky.social
Banner by very smol and skilled @astralabraxas.bsky.social
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I'm getting followed by lots of "artists" with very few followers, lots of follows, very few if any posts and no links in their bios.
Sorry folks, if you're not bots that makes you look like one. And you'll get mute-blocked real fast.
👏Put links and shit in your bios if you want customers👏
Sorry folks, if you're not bots that makes you look like one. And you'll get mute-blocked real fast.
👏Put links and shit in your bios if you want customers👏
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"Oh, Sithis needs my soul does he? Well, you can tell your Dread Father that he can kiss my wrinkled arse! Defend yourself, Dark Brotherhood dog!"
--Adamus Phillida
--Adamus Phillida
December 28, 2025 at 4:34 AM
"Oh, Sithis needs my soul does he? Well, you can tell your Dread Father that he can kiss my wrinkled arse! Defend yourself, Dark Brotherhood dog!"
--Adamus Phillida
--Adamus Phillida
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Lizard of the day: Thick-tailed gecko!
These little Australian guys owe their name to their bulbous tail! They can make a barking sound as a defensive call. During the day, they form aggregations in their retreat sites to stay warmer, as shade in the desert can still be cold.
These little Australian guys owe their name to their bulbous tail! They can make a barking sound as a defensive call. During the day, they form aggregations in their retreat sites to stay warmer, as shade in the desert can still be cold.
December 27, 2025 at 4:06 PM
Lizard of the day: Thick-tailed gecko!
These little Australian guys owe their name to their bulbous tail! They can make a barking sound as a defensive call. During the day, they form aggregations in their retreat sites to stay warmer, as shade in the desert can still be cold.
These little Australian guys owe their name to their bulbous tail! They can make a barking sound as a defensive call. During the day, they form aggregations in their retreat sites to stay warmer, as shade in the desert can still be cold.
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"Rats. Hate them. HATE them. Every one. Gonna hunt them down and chop them all to tiny bits. Oh. Did I say that out loud? Excuse me. I'm Weebam-Na, the hunter. You got to excuse me. I got rats on the mind. Have you SEEN all the rats around here? Its making me CRAZY!
December 27, 2025 at 10:17 PM
"Rats. Hate them. HATE them. Every one. Gonna hunt them down and chop them all to tiny bits. Oh. Did I say that out loud? Excuse me. I'm Weebam-Na, the hunter. You got to excuse me. I got rats on the mind. Have you SEEN all the rats around here? Its making me CRAZY!
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Lizard of the day: Reticulate collared lizard!
A Mexican and Texan species! They have funky yellow and black patterns on their bodies! They exclusively inhabit rocky areas and are endangered due to climate change.
A Mexican and Texan species! They have funky yellow and black patterns on their bodies! They exclusively inhabit rocky areas and are endangered due to climate change.
December 26, 2025 at 2:29 PM
Lizard of the day: Reticulate collared lizard!
A Mexican and Texan species! They have funky yellow and black patterns on their bodies! They exclusively inhabit rocky areas and are endangered due to climate change.
A Mexican and Texan species! They have funky yellow and black patterns on their bodies! They exclusively inhabit rocky areas and are endangered due to climate change.
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Lizard of the day: Green forest lizard!
Merry Christmas! These little guys know how to be jolly with these colors. They're endemic to Indian and Sri Lankan forests, being excellent climbers. Due to their size and weight, they can even climb on the thinnest of branches!
Merry Christmas! These little guys know how to be jolly with these colors. They're endemic to Indian and Sri Lankan forests, being excellent climbers. Due to their size and weight, they can even climb on the thinnest of branches!
December 25, 2025 at 1:35 PM
Lizard of the day: Green forest lizard!
Merry Christmas! These little guys know how to be jolly with these colors. They're endemic to Indian and Sri Lankan forests, being excellent climbers. Due to their size and weight, they can even climb on the thinnest of branches!
Merry Christmas! These little guys know how to be jolly with these colors. They're endemic to Indian and Sri Lankan forests, being excellent climbers. Due to their size and weight, they can even climb on the thinnest of branches!
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Lizard of the day: Malaysia parachute gecko!
Yes, they can glide! These arboreal fellas have skin flaps on their limbs that help them glide on the air as they jump from tree to tree. They are nocturnal and feature a wood-like coloration.
Yes, they can glide! These arboreal fellas have skin flaps on their limbs that help them glide on the air as they jump from tree to tree. They are nocturnal and feature a wood-like coloration.
December 24, 2025 at 6:52 PM
Lizard of the day: Malaysia parachute gecko!
Yes, they can glide! These arboreal fellas have skin flaps on their limbs that help them glide on the air as they jump from tree to tree. They are nocturnal and feature a wood-like coloration.
Yes, they can glide! These arboreal fellas have skin flaps on their limbs that help them glide on the air as they jump from tree to tree. They are nocturnal and feature a wood-like coloration.
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Don't get a visit by a GHOST tonight, tomorrow is also a good day
December 24, 2025 at 9:41 PM
Don't get a visit by a GHOST tonight, tomorrow is also a good day
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A prominent commentator in the fighting game community, Sajam, has announced he will not participate in future EVO events following its acquisition by the Saudi government.
'It's a pretty big deal for me as a human': One of the FGC's most popular commentators is stepping away from future EVO events following its Saudi buyout
Sajam called the choice "bad for me financially."
www.pcgamer.com
December 23, 2025 at 8:38 PM
A prominent commentator in the fighting game community, Sajam, has announced he will not participate in future EVO events following its acquisition by the Saudi government.
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Lizard of the day: Green crested lizard!
A slender species from Southeast Asia! I love lizards that look like they've got eyeliner on, it's extra style points! Their habitat range is being reduced due to the introduction of garden lizards, which are very territorial.
A slender species from Southeast Asia! I love lizards that look like they've got eyeliner on, it's extra style points! Their habitat range is being reduced due to the introduction of garden lizards, which are very territorial.
December 23, 2025 at 6:59 PM
Lizard of the day: Green crested lizard!
A slender species from Southeast Asia! I love lizards that look like they've got eyeliner on, it's extra style points! Their habitat range is being reduced due to the introduction of garden lizards, which are very territorial.
A slender species from Southeast Asia! I love lizards that look like they've got eyeliner on, it's extra style points! Their habitat range is being reduced due to the introduction of garden lizards, which are very territorial.
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December 23, 2025 at 12:44 AM
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Lizard of the day: Española lava lizard!
An endemic species from the Galapagos Islands! They have firey red and orange patterns! Española Island is an important environment for several animal species, but the ecosystem is rapidly declining as it gets more barren by the day.
An endemic species from the Galapagos Islands! They have firey red and orange patterns! Española Island is an important environment for several animal species, but the ecosystem is rapidly declining as it gets more barren by the day.
December 22, 2025 at 5:56 PM
Lizard of the day: Española lava lizard!
An endemic species from the Galapagos Islands! They have firey red and orange patterns! Española Island is an important environment for several animal species, but the ecosystem is rapidly declining as it gets more barren by the day.
An endemic species from the Galapagos Islands! They have firey red and orange patterns! Española Island is an important environment for several animal species, but the ecosystem is rapidly declining as it gets more barren by the day.
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We have some things to giveaway! If you would like to receive our calendar, these posters, and our anniversary coin, just repost and reply to this post! We'll choose a winner in nine hours.
December 22, 2025 at 6:18 AM
We have some things to giveaway! If you would like to receive our calendar, these posters, and our anniversary coin, just repost and reply to this post! We'll choose a winner in nine hours.
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December 21, 2025 at 11:56 PM
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Lizard of the day: New Caledonian giant gecko!
The largest extant gecko species! Their size is derived from the evolutionary phenomenon called island gigantism, where smaller species become bigger and bigger species become smaller. They're omnivorous!
The largest extant gecko species! Their size is derived from the evolutionary phenomenon called island gigantism, where smaller species become bigger and bigger species become smaller. They're omnivorous!
December 21, 2025 at 7:32 PM
Lizard of the day: New Caledonian giant gecko!
The largest extant gecko species! Their size is derived from the evolutionary phenomenon called island gigantism, where smaller species become bigger and bigger species become smaller. They're omnivorous!
The largest extant gecko species! Their size is derived from the evolutionary phenomenon called island gigantism, where smaller species become bigger and bigger species become smaller. They're omnivorous!
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"Roast Dragon is an adequate repast, though the meat is dense and thick with ligaments. If I had to describe the taste, I would say it was ... fowl."
--Caluurion describing the taste of dragon meat
--Caluurion describing the taste of dragon meat
December 20, 2025 at 6:07 PM
"Roast Dragon is an adequate repast, though the meat is dense and thick with ligaments. If I had to describe the taste, I would say it was ... fowl."
--Caluurion describing the taste of dragon meat
--Caluurion describing the taste of dragon meat
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Lizard of the day: Jackson's forest lizard!
An East African species! They have an unique brown and green coloration with some teal spots! They're diurnal and semi-arboreal, and are mostly preyed on by vipers.
An East African species! They have an unique brown and green coloration with some teal spots! They're diurnal and semi-arboreal, and are mostly preyed on by vipers.
December 20, 2025 at 8:32 PM
Lizard of the day: Jackson's forest lizard!
An East African species! They have an unique brown and green coloration with some teal spots! They're diurnal and semi-arboreal, and are mostly preyed on by vipers.
An East African species! They have an unique brown and green coloration with some teal spots! They're diurnal and semi-arboreal, and are mostly preyed on by vipers.
