Let's always be stupid. Forever! -Finn

This is a blog dedicated to posting all the things that make me who I am, from tv shows to social ideals and any and everything else. Enjoy.

[openyoureyesandlooknorthhh]

[dualvoidanima]

‘light’

[j-k-i-ng]

“Pocket of Paradise“ by | Zach Doehler

[teathattast]

[angelslant]

(guy who hasnt eaten today voice) no no im fine its just yknow the horrors. yeah theyre unending again

[sandmandaddy69]

[standardhiba]

Egy kis pornó reggelre (azoknak, akik még nincsenek túl rajta :) )

[1oldbear]

For the love of metal working–and candy!

[posttexasstressdisorder]

Incredible.

[redarmyscreaming]

Gratifying. How I spend my weekends.

[30-minute-memes]

[5afteynotguaranteed]

[thenatsdorf]

Black cats are lucky. (via leahweissmuller)

[immaplatypus]

MAN [IN THICK ACCENT]: Black cat bring good luck.  Not bad luck.  I have black cat - See, him face - And I am not dead today: Good luck!

[official-mugi]

“See him face”

I sure fucking do see him face

[just-things-i-enjoy]

Him face

[luccorvus]

Reblog him face for good luck in 2021

[catsbeaversandducks]

Reblog him face for good luck in 2021 (2)

[bakarilennox]

Reblog him face for good luck in 2022

[brightwanderer]

Always reblog him face

[squeeful]

Navajo woman creates cooking videos that highlight Navajo language and cuisine

Her videos have been shared across the platform tens of thousands of times.

“It’s not just about cooking a meal and having the meal for lunch or dinner, but it’s about connection with our ancestors and how they have been so resilient and strong,” said Jennifer Wheeler.

Jennifer Wheeler, a Navajo language teacher, posted a series of videos on her Facebook page showing her making traditional foods like blue corn much and kneel down bread. Her videos have been shared across the platform tens of thousands of times.

“I didn’t even imagine the response that I’m getting now,” she said.

Wheeler said she hopes the videos, which are recorded solely in Navajo, will help her people learn the complicated language.

“When you act and speak and do all at the same time, the listener will start recognizing that and understanding the action to the verb,” Wheeler said,

Wheeler said she has enough food videos planned to take her through the next couple of months. All of her videos are posted to her Facebook page, but she said she has plans to start a YouTube channel soon.

To view Wheeler’s videos, click here.

[bluestonearcher]

Former Miss Navajo spends curfew making recipe videos - Navajo Times

Dr. Jennifer Jackson-Wheeler is a former Miss Navajo, an associate professor, grandmother and a lover of cooking. She has combined all these

For those of us who don’t use facebook, looks like there’s some stuff on YouTube with her…

AHA! And I found her YouTube channel! And I must say, I’ve got some kitchen envy!

Bead Clan Kitchen

Yá’át’ééh! In our Diné way of introduction, I am Yoo'í Dine'é - Bead Clan. Kin Yaa’áanii dashizhé’é dóó dashicheii dóó Tódíc

Subscribe to her channel! There are already 20 videos up! So cool to see traditional food being made in ways I’ve only read about in books!

[applied-juice]

i found an old doodle

[oatmeal]

[dnd-prompt-s]

Join our subreddit and share a prompt to inspire hundreds of players’ next adventure ⚔️🧙‍♂️

[slobbering]

[themandaloriandaily]

Ming-Na Wen getting ready for The Game Awards

[newtonpermetersquare]

Why is this traumatizing

[tvandfilm]

SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS | 1x05 “17 Unheard Messages”