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Louisiana Cows Oil on linen Scott Ewen (American artist b. 1969)

This life might be purgatory, I can’t tell

The ending of Planet of the Apes (1968) had the most haunting realizations ever. It was originally meant to be explained through dialogue, but they wanted it to feel more cinematic and created the Statue of Liberty moment.

Welcome to Twitter, you know that history of bad decisions you’re known for, well this is your latest one.

Pelicans #GalvestonBay

Ivan and Jack ❤️🐾

Jack had a visit with the groomer. Shorter than I asked for and he's all ears now. 😁

From Galveston, Texas... Have a Good Weekend!

Stormy weather today ⛈️

“Be a good Catholic for fifteen fucking minutes” is one of the most underrated lines in the whole series

You'd have to listen to the TKs-Mantis interview to know that this has little to do with Bethesda's engineers themselves, nor is it a slam on them - context is important, as is where the source code is now. ; )

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Pelicans and other seabirds on Galveston Bay

Feral cats at Bayshore Park. Someone built wooden shelters for them and regularly bring them food & water.

Good boys 🐾

Did you know Speed Racer actually started in Japan in 1967 as Mach GoGoGo? 😳 It only ran for about a year, but when it came to the U.S., it stuck around for years in reruns and ended up becoming one of the first anime shows a lot of Americans ever saw. 🏎️

On this day—April 21, 1836—the Battle of San Jacinto took place, deciding the fate of Texas in just 18 minutes. After the fall of the Alamo and the Goliad massacre, a weary Texas army of roughly 900 men under General Sam Houston surprised Santa Anna’s larger Mexican force of

The Texas Quote of the Day: ""So sudden and fierce was the enemy's charge that the earth seemed to move and tremble." ---- General Santa Anna on April 22, 1836, in a letter written to the citizens of Mexico on the day he was captured after the Battle of San Jacinto

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