@Karol yeah its probably a dozen or so km tall

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cumulonimbus/thunderstorm north of me rn
this motherfucker is 80 km long

there’s a tornado warning nearby right now
the storm is moving away from me

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scary ass clouds ngl
also I will be cloudposting in the Blog topic from now on

idk how to make it an actual video instead of a link

be me
i’m into biology
solar eclipse happens
“god damnit I’m into astronomy again”

It’s me Ecco. I’m back!

I’ll try to be online if I have the time. If you don’t see me, that’s cause the site’s dead or I’m busy with something.

this is the ourworldoftext.com experience

all 101 of those users are 90% bots
several messages per second
this guy has been going at it for HOURS

for context, poopman is a moderator on ourworldoftext.com
he’s definitely not a mormon

the decimals in spam messages remind me of the somebot uruq spam

I see myself slowly straying away from this site to the point where I forget it even exists. This site barely has any activity or interesting rooms anymore, so I don’t see myself coming again in the future. For now, I might take a break from the site for a while.

@ɪɴꜰɪɴᴀ-ᴘʜᴏᴇɴɪx bro is desperate

Presto left? God damnit.

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ik i shouldnt be yapping about upvotes like a fedora-tipping neckbeard
but im surprised cause i thought it’d stick at like 100 upvotes

@Duchess Thanks!

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This is after a huge thunderstorm

@Duchess yes, i love croatians

bunch of pretty cirrus, plane trails, and sun rays if you look close enough

So, what would a normal crustacean look to you? Armored, bunch of legs, maybe some claws, right?
Well, what if I told you that these are also crustaceans:

“Ew what the fuck?” Same, buddy.
These ARE crustaceans. Parasitic ones. Why? How? Well, you don’t need legs, eyes, armor, or anything remotely recognizable when you spend your life sucking the bodily fluids of your hosts organs. All of these have something that ties them together: one half that absorbs organic matter in the host, and the other half which are reproductive organs that hang out of the host. The only thing that ties them together to Mr. Krabs is their larval stages, which look remarkably more crabby.
These ones look more weird:

You can see some that haven’t become fully blob-ified yet. These are all copepods, which ties them closer to Sheldon J. Plankton, even though they look like wet food in the sink.
This is Sacculina, a type of barnacle, which are also crustaceans:

It’s devolved into a fungus-like root system with the reproductive system hanging out as a blob. The roots have molded around the outline of the crab host in this image. They also have parasites of their own, Liriopsis, which are also unsurprisingly equally blobby as their hosts. They are isopods, which brings them close to woodlice and roly-polies.
This is Dendrogaster, which is also a barnacle:

It evolved to wrap neatly around the organs of it’s starfish host.

So, since crustaceans lose all of their features to become blob abominations, this is what I would look like as a parasite:

Purple is my head and the remains of my digestive system, reddish-pink are blood vessels and the remains of my limbs, and yellow is the reproductive system which hangs outside of the host’s body.

Bi-Myself isn’t that girl from the edgy incest simulator