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i am ok! but i am gonna delete the app for a while to free up some mental space (:
in the meantime,
watch terence mckenna lectures i guess idc https://t.co/doZwlDFvEz
I FORGOT THIS MF
MEET OWL A RANDY RADMAN X TERENCE SUAVE OC
THEY USE THEY/XE/IT AS PRONOUNS
ALSO THEY'RE LIKE 23
If I recall correctly, Pepe’s scene was actually filmed but not fully animated. He was removed by the time Malcolm D. Lee replaced Terence Nance as the director.
She’s in a lot of the concept art, so I assume it finally went like “Well, if Pepe isn’t here why should she be?” https://t.co/lxlJ19oloM
🔸'Awaken'🔸
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“The syntactical nature of reality... is that the world is made of words. And if you know the words that the world is made of, you can make of it whatever you wish.” ~ Terence McKenna.
Terence should have an alternate costume based on Mighty Eagle
#ZEPETO
ZEPETOでワイワイお友達と一緒にお写真を撮ったよ☺️♫
チェリーさん
Terenceさん
ひかるさん
♭♭さん
みんな、ありがとね☺️⛲️🍀🌳☀️🌈✨🎶
Released July 7, 1960, The Brides of Dracula is a British horror film directed by Terence Fisher for Hammer Film Productions. It stars Peter Cushing, David Peel, Freda Jackson, Yvonne Monlaur, Andrée Melly, and Martita Hunt. Trailer: https://t.co/ULtxKSnzZu
more OCs
Charlie and Terence dont interact much but ok Char is basically the only rich person yet will not amount to anything to his parent cause hes adopted Ter is the scariest person you'll meet and an overachiever hes also super secretive
Love Death and Robots (Life Hutch, season 2, 2021): Terence's ship, art by @AlexIchim12
An ode to Terence McKenna and his 'Stoned Ape' Theory; “Evolution” now available on @withFND! 🌐
–we are what we eat.
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I have prints of all of these and more in my Etsy shop
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Prices start from £15 with free UK postage
Pop in and have a look around 😁
Ref pics
Sparrows @Nessnature
Tigers Paul Fine
Eagle Terence Porter