That Time I Sat in a Pile of Chocolate

Pump Fake

Scherbatsky

Noah took us to a pond, it was pretty

Some Kind of Cadwallader

Horror

Demo

Second-Rate Machines

Breath Wish

Yo Soy Milk

Paper Airplanes, Paper Hearts

I Will Wait

Manatees are slow-moving, gentle giants of the waterways, drifting through seagrass meadows like underwater mathematicians. They graze constantly, calculating their intake to consume up to 10–15% of their body weight in plants each day. Every bite of seagrass or algae is part of a carefully balanced equation—fueling their massive bodies while keeping coastal ecosystems healthy. By trimming overgrown beds and recycling nutrients, manatees act as quiet engineers of their environment, maintaining a rhythm that’s both precise and effortless. Their lives are a floating formula of nutrition, movement, and ecological harmony, perfectly measured in slow, deliberate currents

Beneath the Green Ceiling

Unamused Dave's album titled "What the Hell".

Mango Swisher

Vulcan Death Grip

Second-Rate Machines

Algernon Cadwallader