The Lunar Syndicate

My name is Sarah, living in the wilds of colorado occasionally drawing. You've found my personal blog, where I reblog a multitude of stupidities ranging from video games to food. If you're here for some of my arts, farts and fanarts, check the art blogs linked below. I'm very fond of pokemon. If you do too, congrats you're now a friend. Psst.

[becausebirds]

Bird pulls fur to use for nesting material from lazy, old fluffy dog.

[miscblog735]

Garnet’s the strongest gem.  Don’t forget it.

[sisterofthewolves]

[parliamentrook]

is that a frozen elk island

[limpnode-deactivated20240418]

……dude

[mii-riam-spirou]

The ‘3D walnuts’ from Invader Zim, episode A room with a moose.

According to the commentary, the walnuts were “the most expensive walnuts ever”.

Jhonen Vasquez: “I didn’t ask for 3D walnuts. We just got them, and…”

Rikki Simons: “And it wrecked the budget for the rest of the season.”

Melissa Fahn: “Is that right? Was it really expensive?”

Vasquez: “Well, we were gonna have the season end with a giant space battle, but they had blown the budget on the walnuts, so… it was upsetting.”

[nocturnafox]

Eyyyyyy…been doodling hybrid monsters the past couple weeks, this one is actually a species I plan on using in a world I’ve helped develop for d&d. Gecko+Nudibranch for ultimate colorful gooey babies.

[dashbeardconfessional]

❄️SNOW EM GEE WHERE ARE MY MEDS❄️

[rebe83]

[tlatophat]

No sane man would love snow this much.

[someponys-scribbles]

ᴵ ʷᵒᵘᶫᵈ⋅⋅⋅

[becausebirds]

Apparently owls melt in direct sunlight.

[sleepyoshi]

I love how hes so confused and adorable

[archiemcphee]

The bitter cold and windy winter weather of the midwestern US has transformed frozen sand on the shore of Lake Michigan in St. Joseph, MI into a sea of tiny wind-sculpted towers. The Department of Awesome Natural Phenomena is currently debating whether they look more like features from an alien landscape or part of a miniature national park. Photographer Joshua Nowicki happened upon this incredible sight, and captured these marvelous photos of what turned out to be a short-lived phenomenon. As soon as the sun came out, its warmth caused the wee sand castles to disintegrate.

Visit Joshua Nowicki’s SmugMug portfolio to check out more of his fantastic photography.

[via Colossal]

[weloveshortvideos]

Current mood…

[becausebirds]

In another universe.

[fandomcalling]

[ccvxcbnsfnsxfnmer-deactivated20]

thank god this is here. the youtube versions been muted

[one-day--some-day-blog]

WHY HAVEN’T I SEEN THIS BEFORE

[livingtombstone-deactivated2015]

Oh, it’s back

[ziggyzagz]

This instrument is called a HurdyGurdy and it does exist.

[kaykaz]

That looks tiring. But AWESOME.

[ddreamsdreamscape]

I’ve heard of the instrument but never seen or heard one before. Weird and pretty cool at the same time.

[jumpingjacktrash]

is THAT what a hurdy gurdy looks like!

[anthropwashere]

I only knew that a hurdy gurdy was a synonym for a commotion, but according to Wiki someone who plays the instrument is actually called a hurdy gurdyist, and that is simply too precious a thing to be.

[officialunitedstates]

I want to be the first person on the moon to shoot a sniper rifle at earth and hit a wasp nest.  my whole life so far is leading up to that moment

[dat-soldier]

[mewyorkcity-deactivated20141230]

[wildworkingbluebottles]

[poochie1984]

[birdcheese]

Owl be honest, some of these are ostrich.

[kendrajk]

･*｡ﾟo｡INFORMATIVE ANCIENT EGYPT COMICS MASTERPOST･*｡ﾟo｡

[seiya234]

PSSSSSSST the-tao-of-fandom

[miquerida]

omfg i want more

[eulerami]

I fucking hate my art history class. It romanticized all of this so much. She kept calling him Seth which is wrong. She got the creation myth wrong. She said that Akhenatan was healthy and it was all just syle. She said that Nefertiti could have been him in drag. She’s just awful. She also said scarabs eat flesh. They don’t. They roll balls of poop across the desert.