buzzardbreath
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it's not a nug - but something else pretty cool
bet you can't identify this
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Singlemalt
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fucked up ice?
Microscopic image (possibly sem), of pressings?
Singlemalt
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Dandruff from my 4th grade teacher Mrs Big Teeth Wooty Eyes, aka Mrs Wooten?
Big_Lou
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(((((blue waffles)))))
buzzardbreath
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we do have a winner, but there's an actual proper noun named by humans for this, because it's unique/rare
cannabineer
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It does look a lot like a micrograph of a very drunk butterfly wing, or exfoliating skin
But I'm going with FU'd ice
I am curious to know what the proper noun is, and whom it memorializes.
But I'm going with FU'd ice
I am curious to know what the proper noun is, and whom it memorializes.
Singlemalt
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Gads, I hope Mrs Wooten's ghost doesn't screw with me
Singlemalt
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Side note: Not near as dramatic and interesting, but I saw something akin to this near Grand Maris while steelhead fishing. Overnight a blast of freezing winds kicked up and froze the shoreline of Lake Superior and made bizarre ice formations
cannabineer
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Wait.
A proper noun is a capitalized word that says the name of a person, place, organization or thing.
"dragon skin" is a descriptor but not a proper noun.
In science, proper nouns for an object or phenomenon are typically a component of the overall name, e.g. islets of Langerhans, a Venn diagram or a Plinian eruption.
So I am waiting to hear after whom this ice phenomenon is named. It is a proper noun after all.
A proper noun is a capitalized word that says the name of a person, place, organization or thing.
"dragon skin" is a descriptor but not a proper noun.
In science, proper nouns for an object or phenomenon are typically a component of the overall name, e.g. islets of Langerhans, a Venn diagram or a Plinian eruption.
So I am waiting to hear after whom this ice phenomenon is named. It is a proper noun after all.
tyler.durden
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Bet you can't identify this -
It's a Penispillar, or Caterpenis depending on where you're from...
It's a Penispillar, or Caterpenis depending on where you're from...
cannabineer
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Carry a spit ball gun to bed and defend your dreams
buzzardbreath
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I knew someone was going to call me out on that...of course it was you. Indeed it's dragon skin.
Singlemalt
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Big Teeth Wooty Eyes is both a proper noun and descriptor. She had huge teeth, bugged out eyes, dandruff and named Wooten; a very distasteful old bat
She's gunnin' for ya now you called her three times!! You can never sleep again.