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Nentuaby

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Not actually an owl. Actually a bedraggled creature. They/them. See where else you can find me at nentuaby.space/me

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Nentuaby @nentuaby.space · 11/09/2026

At least it's not. This.

An 8m / 27 foot tall angel sculpted entirely from knives. Its face and hands are stylized in an extremely unsettling way, and its wings are notably rusty while much of the rest of it is made of painted or still-bright blades.

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Nentuaby @nentuaby.space · 10/09/2026

Bad news, the weather wizards ALSO work for the horse archer guys.

A tumblr post

the partition of the Mongol empire sounds like the background of a JRPG. “Long ago there was this guy who ruled the whole world and then divided it up into four parts: the Cold Slavic Forest realm, the Hot Persian Desert realm, the Vast Steppe and Mountain Pass realm, and the China realm” oh let me guess, then he gave each realm a magic crystal that controls the elements

First reply:
Also he named them shit like "The Golden Horde". You can't leave that detail out.

Second reply by a third individual:

So funny story about that magic crystal thing...

The use of the jadachin* continued long after the Mongols ceased to be primarily shamanistic in faith. Boyle notes that in the late Yuan or Northern Yuan period, the Mongols (who were Buddhist at this time) used them against the Ming. In the Islamic world, jadachin appeared at the Battle of the Mire (1365), in which the Amir Timur (1335–1405) was defeated by the Chaghatayids of Moghulistan. Abu Sa’id, a Timurid, employed jadachin in 1451, not in battle put to produce rain in a desolate area.62 Other evidence suggests that the use of the jada stones became prevalent throughout Central Eurasia after the Mongol Empire, demonstrating once again the cross-cultural importance of the Mongol Empire. Molnar notes that while weather magic appears to be a global phenomenon, the use of weather stones as a “meteorological weapon” appears to be a particularly Inner Asian phenomenon. Furthermore, while there are no pre-thirteenth-century examples of the Mongols using weather stones, the Mongols’ use of bezoars as weather stones spread throughout the empire thereafter.

Lee, Wayne E.. Warfare and Culture in World History, Second Edition (p. 86). NYU Press. Kindle Edition.

*jadchin - a bezoar used as a "weather stone" to cause inclement weather

So yeah, they actually did have magical crystals that controlled the weather, at least if you asked them about it...

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Nentuaby @nentuaby.space · 03/08/2026

You know, as shitty and frustrating as it is, this is genuinely an improvement in the world. They used to just confess and tack on "... But consensually, of course. I'm sorry to hear her lieing about that part." AND IT WORKED EVERY TIME.

Screenshot of a news article, highlighting the following: "Mr. Leto did not initially reply to the BBC’s inquiries and, once the documentary was released, he issued this statement: “I have never sexually assaulted anyone in my entire life. These claims are absolutely and categorically false.”
This response follows what’s now become a familiar pattern. Once, a celebrity might have issued an aggrieved or lengthy rebuttal or a strenuous apology, but a new playbook has emerged."

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Nentuaby @nentuaby.space · 23/07/2026

This👏 is👏 not👏 nermal!👏

Odie the dog. Also from the comic strip known as Garfield

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Nentuaby @nentuaby.space · 30/05/2026

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Nentuaby @nentuaby.space · 09/04/2026

Even just visually he's one of those people that like. *Should* be good-looking. He's like a space alien's conception of a handsome human.

A shot of Glen Powell posed in front of an american flag, dressed up like a Republican presidential candidate. His face is somehow both stubbly and inhumanly shiny. His cheekbones seem to separate two entirely distinct faces.

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Nentuaby @nentuaby.space · 27/03/2026

If you see this, quote with a robot that isn't from "Star Wars," "Star Trek," "Doctor Who," or "Transformers."

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Nentuaby @nentuaby.space · 13/01/2026

Wait, wait. Are you telling me these have secretly been color displays this whole time?!? #SF #BART #BayArea

One of BART's red LED information boards announcing a Daly City train. It's glitching, and all the glitched pixels are blue.

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Nentuaby @nentuaby.space · 30/12/2025

The bottom panels of K.C. Green's "Robot that Screams" comic. Two scientists, with continual screaming in the background. One scientist asks "Why?" The other looks startled, and then contemplative, but has no response.

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Nentuaby @nentuaby.space · 15/12/2023

Oh yes.

A pocket watch with the 40K Imperial eagle on a black face. The time isn't really readable, but the caption is "WELL WOULD YOU LOOK AT THAT: IT'S EXTERMINATUS TIME!"

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Nentuaby @nentuaby.space · 28/08/2023

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