So glad when they write Sparta, Wisconsin, to help me distinguish it from Sparta, Lacedaemon
Souvlaki Space Station
🔒 Manual approvaldrifter (retired). damaged goods. feral pagan.
communalist permaculture & social ecology nerd.
pseudo-psychohistorian, minored in ass-kicking.
been on here since forever, a bit cagey at times.
you may call me Alexis or Souvka.
"if you become a forest sex murder cult leader and they interview me I'm gonna say that I always knew it"
- Schratze
"radiates a sort of sloppy, aggressive positive energy. difficult to describe. like a jacket that was already worn when you got it and you've been wearing it for 8 years now or a slightly oversteeped cup of tea. comforting somehow"
- Tristan
"I would like to don a protective suit and take a walk through your mind sometime"
- Wendy
"has cracked the social media unreliable narrator code"
- Allan
"Ted Moominski"
- Eve
- Stuff I do
- brisling@merveilles.town
- he/they
- early 30s, Skagerrak
- squat
- the fucking moon
Oh come on
en.wikipedia.orgTanagra - WikipediaI didn't know sunflowers were native to the Americas
Its cousin the Jerusalem artichoke, sure, but I guess I've been so used to seeing sunflowers in Europe that I sort of assumed they belong here
For thousands of years, we've had the categories of "natural", which is something not made by man, and "artificial", which is something made by man, but now we got a third category where something is made but not by anyone. Ontologically, it's kind of interesting, but it's still gross, like the advent of plastics.