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Thursday, January 22, 2026
First observation of flexible use of a tool by cow
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Replying to taxes #tzfi surely tehres another thing to tierlist
It took a day, but I thought of one
I do not forget to do things
Replying to Phijkchu_Pikachu #klombak I do not forget to do things
He hasn't remembered yet...
Friday, January 23, 2026
My neighbors are laying sandbags around the front of their house
how the fuck do people not know what snow is
lmfao
even if you have never experienced snow, we literally live in a world where you can look up what snow is
I'm going to poll a Phijkchu snow forcast
How many inches will Max get
- <2''2 votes · 22%
- 2-4''1 vote · 11%
- 4-6''2 votes · 22%
- 6-8''1 vote · 11%
- 8-10''0 votes · 0%
- 10-12''0 votes · 0%
- 12+3 votes · 33%
9 votes Poll closed
how many inches will Polu get
- <2''0 votes · 0%
- 2-4''0 votes · 0%
- 4-6''1 vote · 11%
- 6-8''3 votes · 33%
- 8-10''3 votes · 33%
- 10-12''0 votes · 0%
- 12+2 votes · 22%
9 votes Poll closed
how many inches will Rusp get
- 😶 <2''0 votes · 0%
- 😬 2-4''0 votes · 0%
- 🥱 4-6''2 votes · 22%
- 🙄 6-8''1 vote · 11%
- 😔 8-10''3 votes · 33%
- 😨 10-12''1 vote · 11%
- 😵💫 12+2 votes · 22%
9 votes Poll closed
I added emojis to the Rusp one
I think those 3 represent the extremes of the possible snow
Fire, are you gonna get any snow on your side of the Atlantic ocean?
I saw a headline saying ontario is going to be the coldest place on earth this week (I assume northern ontario)
hell yeah
do any other nations have a national animal that's even half as cool as a bald eagle?
George Washington liked them
and there was a big nest on Mt. Vernon
idk if there's a more official reason than that
Franklin and some of the other Founding Fathers wanted the Turkey
The bald eagle was chosen as the national symbol of the United States in 1782 when it was adopted as the centerpiece of the Great Seal of the United States. It was selected for its majestic appearance, strength, long life, and status as a bird native exclusively to North America, symbolizing the nation's unique identity and independence.
Historical symbolism played a key role—Founding Fathers drew inspiration from the Roman Republic, where the eagle represented power and authority. The bald eagle on the Great Seal holds an olive branch (for peace) and arrows (for war), facing the olive branch to signify a preference for peace.
Although it had long been considered the national bird in practice, the bald eagle was not officially designated by law until December 2024, when President Joe Biden signed bipartisan legislation confirming it as the official national bird of the U.S., correcting a historical oversight
that's funny that Biden technically gets credit
Replying to Phijkchu_Pikachu #klombak I saw a headline saying ontario is going to be the coldest place on earth this week (I assume northern ontario)
Hot damn ontario is stacked
as far as prolific animals go, if eagles didn't exist I'd be ok with a turkey
it's unique to us and is sorta US-coded
Its not too bad here
its only -28
we didn't know about bison yet
right
this is, early colonies, the deepest they explored was the Canadian interior and found beavers
1800s
because of Polu I just autocorrect that as st.louis and clark when reading that
thanks polu
1804*
1600s we knew about all the East Coast animals, and found some Ohio valley stuff in the 1750s-onward
Cardinals, white-tailed deer, turkeys, bears, and all the flavors of small mammals
the Indian dogs were kinda cool looking though
wait Rusp
this is a cool read
1700's
Discover how the 1700's shaped our understanding of bison as early explorers grappled with their identity and size.
allaboutbison.comthere were wild buffalo in Virginia
like, a couple dozen
I didn't know this
RUSP
we thought they were tigers at first
that's how mindfucked we were
