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i love halloween
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no clue what to do with these bois so ill leave em here
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Someone: Are you taken?
Me: Ya for granted
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Eartha Kitt, and a couple of kittens, photographed by Gordon Parks. c. 1952
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Pterocarpus Angolensis is a tree native to South Africa. It’s also commonly known as the bloodwood tree due to the fact that when it’s chopped or damaged, a deep red sap which looks eerily similar to blood, seeps from the tree. In fact, the purpose of the sap is to coagulate and seal the wound to promote healing, much like blood.
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