[terrypratchettparadise]

“He’d tried to introduce Ephebian democracy to Lancre, giving the vote to everyone, or at least everyone “who be of good report and who be male and hath forty years and owneth a hosue worth more than three and a half goats a year,” because there’s no sense in being stupid about things and giving the vote to people who were poor or criminal or insane or female, who’d only use it irresponsibly.”

- Terry Pratchett - Lords And Ladies

[jetpens]

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[stickyfrogs]

smithsonianmag.com

Newly Discovered Starry Dwarf Frogs Are Lone Species of an Ancient Lineage

Brigit Katz

[toadschooled]

Writing in the journal Peer J, the researchers reveal not only that the frog is a new species, but also that it is the sole extant member of an ancient lineage. David Blackburn, study co-author and associate curator of herpetology at the Florida Museum of Natural History, calls it an “oddball frog.”

“It has no close sister species for maybe tens of millions of years,” he explains.

The team has dubbed the critter Astrobatrachus kurichiyana; “astrobatrachus” means “star frog” in Greek and Kurichiyarmala is the area where the species was found. As Nicola Davis reports for the Guardian, the researchers have also suggested an English name: the starry dwarf frog.

A. kurichiyana, they found, represents a new sub-family and a new genus. It is most closely related to the Nyctibatrachidae family of frogs, which dwells in the Western Ghats and in Sri Lanka, but their last common relative lived tens of millions of years ago.

Read more: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/oddball-frog-species-lone-member-ancient-lineage-180971698/#CQ85Zop2MBdtxIOo.99

[catsofinstagram]

‪From @missenell: “Bath time 😍🐾 .‬ ‪.‬ ‪(Nelly is used to get a bath once in a while! It helps her so she doesn’t throw up as much as she used to because of hair balls - Gilbert is just joining her because he loves water. The shampoo is special for cats!❤️)” #catsofinstagram ‬ [source: http://bit.ly/2W0J0vo ]

[good-omens-fanart]

[good-omens-fanart]

Crowley can’t sit properly.  Aziraphale can’t concentrate on his book.

[demonicvulcan]

[yesterdaysprint]

Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph, Pennsylvania, April 25, 1946

[k-eke]

Dog in car.

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[neil-gaiman]

ghostswemake asked:

Do you know if the BBC is planning any kind of cd or digital download release for “With Great Pleasure?” I loved Peter Capaldi’s reading of “The Magic Wood” and am dying to hear it again.

I loved it too – I don’t know, though. And The Magic Wood was a bonus extra, so it might not go up even if they did release the show.

This is still up, though:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p06x3syv

[neil-gaiman]

humanpersonface asked:

Hello! First of all huge fan and very excited for Good Omens. Secondly I'm trying to settle a debate with my friends. Did you or Terry write the line "Most books on witchcraft will tell you that witches work naked. This is because most books on witchcraft are written by men." I say it was Terry.

You would say right.