I know I used your throat last week, fag. When I was still horny after fucking your sister. But it is up to me to decide when I ll do this again. So today I need your holes again. I am fucking horny and need to drain my Arab balls inside you. Where are you? Come home, now, you filthy whore! Come between my legs first and smell my balls. Take that masculinity deep in. I know you want this. Be ready to be raped, fucking cumslut

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Can I be made into one of Jean‘s teammates?

It’s been a dispiriting hockey practice. You just haven’t been on your game since you first saw Jean. He posts on a muscle forum that you frequent, always sweaty and stinky after hockey practice or a game. He’s huge, and sexy, a total meathead, everything that you wish you could be.

As you collect your stuff from your locker, you notice a new notification on your phone from the forums. You open it up, curious.

Himbo_mkr: Hey bruh, you’ve been really killing it as a D-man lately! Getting thicc like one, too.

You grin at your phone as you strut out of the change room. He’s right, you’ve been doing great! You don’t know why you ever thought you should be a forward. With your height and sturdy build, you’re made for defense. Your juicy pecs and thick ass jiggle as you walk down the hall. Skating so much has got you building up a real D-Man bod, too.

Himbo_mkr: Yeah, big Black Quebecers make perfect hockey bros, bro!

“Huhuhu,” you laugh, taking a turn in the corridors under the rink. Yeah, none of your bros are as good as you are on the ice. Sure, they laugh at your Algerian-tinged Quebec accent, but you can’t help the way your parents raised you. Not like they’re laughing while they choke on your salty Black cock in the showers.

Himbo_mkr: You and Jean are definitely best bros. You smell just the same, huhuhu!

“Tabarnak, bro!” you hear behind you as you open the door to the parking lot. You turn around, and see Jean jogging up, his rank duffel bag over one bare shoulder. “You left so quick, man, had to follow your smell!” He laughs as he jogs past you outside.

You give yourself a sniff. Yeah, there’s that musky bro smell you love. This guy messaging you is wrong, though. You and Jean have unique flavours. You know, because once you get in the car, he’s gonna let you give him a nice hard pit check and get that delicious smell all up on you.

Want to chat with the Himbo Maker? He loves to twist your words, so be careful what you're asking for.

Saint Levant Signs His Political Message 'From Gaza, With Love' Marwan Abdelhamid, the 22-year-old trilingual singer who records as Saint Levant (French for “holy rising”), released his debut EP From Gaza, With Love earlier this month. You may know the young artist from a viral snippet on TikTok that caught the attention of nearly 14 million viewers. The sultry rap clip features his 2022 single “Very Few Friends” and its seductive, baritone hook: "I wanna take you to Paris and spoil you," transforming Saint Levant's muscle-tank-and-mustached brand into one that relied heavily on sex symbols, both visually and sonically. Saint Levant, a child of the Palestinian diaspora, set out to prove that his artistic identity encompasses more than the flesh and blood carnality of his fans' favorite TikToks. "From Gaza, With Love is an ode to the place where I spent the first seven years of my life, a beautiful city by the sea filled with love, memories and unfortunately great pain, suffering and oppression," Abdelhamid tells PAPER.As the son of a French-Algerian mother and a Palestinian-Serbian father, the Gen-Z heartthrob spent his early childhood in Gaza before fleeing to Jordan with his family. He explains: "We are much more than the dehumanizing images you see in Western media. This song is a message to the world, and I sign it with love."Drawing on early-2000s R&B, Arabic trap music and Franco-Arabic rap, Saint Levant's title track "From Gaza, With Love" is a heartfelt homage to his culture with danceable, Middle Eastern flair that infuses the hook and song's thesis — “I came from Gaza with love/ (But I’d feel like a tourist if I ever went back)" — with multicultural soul. The project uses the chameleonic powers of his trilingual upbringing — having spoken English at school, French at home and Arabic in a Palestinian refugee camp — to invite global listeners to embrace the sensuous riches of his Middle Eastern culture.While advocating for Israeli-Palestinian peace has situated him at times within the sticky, no-win arena of public controversy, Abdelhamid invariably handles his politics with love and empathy. Abdelhamid doesn't shy away from imbuing his art with a political message. Check out the PAPER premiere of the "From Gaza, With Love" music video below, where Saint Levant serenades his viewers against a backdrop reminiscent of 1980s public access television. Photos courtesy of Saint Levant https://www.papermag.com/saint-levant-gaza-with-love-2659651735.html

Barbary lion. Gimme all you know

All huh? This precipitated a deep dive past what I know to "what could I offer about these cats that can't be googled/I can see easily from from behind paywalls". Hope you like my brain dump. Most of what I know about them has to do with present-day conservation.

First, I know Barbary lions represent a classic case of bias in reporting animal observation. Many records say the last was shot in the 1920's by a French colonial hunter, but locals knew of lions alive decades past that date. After these first-and-secondhand accounts were published, a subsequent study estimated that they had gone extinct decades later, as late as 1965. The Moroccans and Algerians recounting this would have experienced a classic case of "shifting baselines" in which each generation internalized a new normal for their changing ecosystem and the species therein. There's hope we can turn much of this biodiversity and cultural loss back (more on that).

I also know that while the wild population dwindled, many lived in captivity on both continents. Knowing that zoos were anything but forces for conservation and scientifically-formulated care pre-1920, that would have an impact on not only the genetic diversity of the zoo populations but also their skulls. I wanted to see if I could interpret the "specific cranial features" of Barbary lions only to note that most of the studies only included 3-4 Barbarys of each sex. This field is called cranial morphmetrics and I suspect the long history of captivity may be the reason I didn't see many Barbary lions in the analyses.

If you mention "zoo skulls" in my carnivore-skull-focused lab we all picture some malformed, often proportionally short-snouted and wide-cheeked cranium. It's not just the pathologies caused by malnutrition but also the soft and mushy texture. Skulls need physical resistance to develop muscles and shape the bones as they grow- zoo (or late Middle Age) diets didn't include nearly enough hide, bone and other tough bits to shape the skull into the proportions a wild animal would attain. This particularly affects the jaw muscle and tooth-bearing parts of the skull. I tried to unscientifically illustrate below on some zoo animals I had photos of by outlining a wild animal's skull in blue and overlaying it. When I scale the skulls to similar length, the zoo animal looks too wide. When I scale them so the width of the braincase is the same, the snout looks stubby. Top is a brown bear, the bottom "Donut" was a leopard. Both died in the 1930's in the Toronto area.

So back to the Barbary lions. Obviously captive animals have some issues that affected them during their lives, but they would also have suffered inbreeding over generations. Very broad strokes rules for maintaining genetic health are to stabilize a critical population at 50 individuals and then grow it to a stable size of 500 as fast as possible, ideally with at least one new migrant to the population each generation. Olden zoos.... didn't even come close to achieving this. This is relevant because we have lions today descended from the King of Morocco's collection kept in the 19th-20th century. They're managed rigorously now, but these lions are not 100% Barbary and it isn't easy to gauge what happened as far as past inbreeding. There isn't an African lion today that is more than a trace Barbary, but this Moroccan lineage is the closest. Its a start for reintroducing lions to north Africa- if not true Barbary lions, then lions that can help restore their ecosystems and become a new subspecies in time.

In conclusion, Barbary lions were a different subspecies of lion entirely, adapted to the habitats in the north of Africa. We hope to use the royal lion lineage as the source for lions to rewild Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia. That will take years of working with AND LISTENING TO the local human population, building up a robust prey base and determining which animals are best suited to move. Who knows, maybe we will even be able to pull enough ancient DNA from archaeological samples to use gene editing and reintroduce the unique gene to lions. Sci-fi stuff. Rewilding is already terraforming, putting terra back to how it was so dream big.

Some sources:

https://www.downtoearth.org.in/interviews/wildlife-biodiversity/-barbary-lion-reintroduction-in-north-africa-is-possible-but-needs-long-term-plans--72961

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