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strange days...

fwiw, I attribute that clean copy to PTSD suffered from a stint as editor of a small fashion magazine with too many cooks in the kitchen who liked to add/change things on a whim and which triggered typos, spacing, and content problems everywhere, and which i would lose my mind over every print cycle

Josh had two young children, and my other friends and I are trying to raise some money for them. Please give and/or share, if you can! gofund.me/2cb37ee81

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Nice, thank you!

I have! So much good footage in there! I'd love to watch it again

Your face follicles and skin pores are full of creatures. There are a bajillion monsters in every drop of seawater. There are bacteria living their best lives in the ding-dang atmosphere. It's a Russian nesting doll all the way down, and I am here for it.

omg

Oh brother, please forgive. It’s comfy under this rock. 🤦‍♂️

That is adorable!

Thank you!

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Thanks so much, Doug!

Haha, SO CONFIDENT!

SO. CONFIDENT.

So when I got the chance to write a non-traditional field guide for National Geographic, you better believe I went on the hunt to learn more about these fascinating, oft-maligned critters! And today you can read part of that chapter for FREE! 🧪 www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/arti...

Why daddy longlegs are one of the most misunderstood creaturesThey may look like spiders, but daddy longlegs belong to a different group of arachnids entirely. Here's why they're more remarkable than you think.www.nationalgeographic.com

thanks!

whoa. THAT'S pretty cool!

I think you’re right!! Thanks, Scott!