No, said Aziraphale, it's ineffable.

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Here we see two specimens of Beebe’s toad [Rhinella beebei], both sitting in the mud with their croak sacs out. This species is native to Colombia and Venezuela. Images by Hinrich Kaiser and Dr Joanna M Smith.

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Concept: the only piece of 21st century clothing Aziraphale owns are several of pairs of cute boxers

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quadlinda

if you ever wondered why are they ‘ineffable husbands’ then here’s my version :>

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I have finished my embroidered monster waistcoat!
(Blog post here)

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Oh my goodness, this is getting so many notes!

I feel like I should add that two of these monsters have names. The little one with three antennae right next to the top button is Elyse.

And the one with the fluffy mane next to the pocket on the right hand side is Fancy Geraldine.

I might also have written down names for a few of the others, but I don’t remember.

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1991-1995 Anime Primer
Please Save My Earth (1993)

Alice is a sensitive country girl struggling to adjust to city life after her family moves to Tokyo. The pollution and lack of greenery depresses her, she’s a hopeless wallflower and, on top of everything, she must contend with the pranks of her bratty kid neighbor Rin. One day, while seeking some much-needed solace in the school garden, Alice witnesses a dramatic exchange between her classmates Jinpachi and Issei. They explain that their outburst was caused by the strange dreams they’ve been sharing since junior high. In them, they are part of a team of seven alien scientists observing Earth from a hidden base on the Moon. Intrigued by their story, Alice soon has a vivid moon dream of her own, inspiring the teens to search for the rest of their group… unaware of the betrayals and tragedies they have yet to recall. Past and future collide as the memories of the scientists threaten to eclipse the lives of their present incarnations.

Please Save My Earth is a six-part OVA that adapts the first few volumes of Saki Hiwatari’s influential shoujo manga. While incomplete, it is a compelling introduction to the best-selling series, smoothing out the source material’s early roughness to establish a more cohesive dramatic tone. The visuals are sumptuous, with special care taken to preserve Hiwatari’s unique combination of cosmic and floral aesthetics. An emotive score by composers Hajime Mizoguchi and Yoko Kanno adds to the work’s pervading sense of nostalgia.

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