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jaubaius

ottermatopoeia

A species that has thrived relatively unchanged for millions of years, everybody

trixic-frankenman-deactivated20

sounds on Sound On SOUND ON

sandersstudies

I am OBSESSED with people telling me how they met the love of their life. Just found out my director met his wife through a misdirected email - that’s fate right there.

sandersstudies

“I saw her last name was Jewish - and I’m Jewish, so when I corrected the email I told her Shabbat Shalom with a smiley face — this was the very beginning of the emoticon era, you understand. She had a watermark of a dog rescue at the bottom of her email, and I love dogs, so I found her website and there she was — all these videos of her rehabilitating dogs and talking about the organization. I fell in love with her just from those videos.”

😭😭😭

sandersstudies

“I asked if we could meet for coffee, told her I was looking for volunteer opportunities — which was halfway a lie — and she said ‘okay, but just so you know I have a boyfriend, so this is strictly business,’ and I was so disappointed, but I did want to meet her. We sat in that coffeeshop until they turned the lights out on us, and she broke up with her boyfriend the next day.”

sandersstudies

MULTIPLE people in the notes have told me how important these tags are to them so here’s to keeping it in the main post.

torracat

this is the money garf. reblog for untold pasta and riches to come your way

beardedmrbean

We got you buddy

leatherleaves

They just all swarm to save him…this is truly so beautiful

anarcho-smarmyism

Mutual Aid: A Factor in Evolution by Petr Kropotkin

animations-daily

Shrek 2 (2004) dir. Andrew Adamson, Conrad Vernon and Kelly Asbury

firefox-official

anything i could ever write is not even half as funny as this calvin and hobbes strip

computationalcalculator

while it’s a great comic, but it’s also in that weird grey-zone of “references where the reference source has been lost”. rather than Calvin just being funny and weird, this one is referencing a very specific (and at the time, common) PSA: