Space Mermaid💫🌊✨

PLEASE ENJOY THIS QUEUE WHILE YOUR PARTY IS BEING REACHED. BLA (H). RAD Lantern Corp. She is the most random women in the Young Justice fandom. "I don't always support shippings, but when I do, I prefer Spitfire." MOTORCYCLE FICS!!!

[thel0llip0p]

under the moonlight by the sea 🌙

mini comic

[yyyyddmmsupremacy-deactivated20]

one person's "ugghh this trope is so overdone" is another person's "oooooohohohohohohohoho"

[targetedknowledge]

[rolameny]

the belief i have in my ability to carry any amount of stuff home if i am equipped with my backpack and two reusable totes is hubristic to a degree that the achaeans fighting at troy could only have dreamed of

[whisperwarlock]

I was gonna wait and see if I could find a prompt that fit this but I decided fuck it we ball. Challenged myself to make a drawing with only analogous colors

[animentality]

[devinellekurtz]

My very first tiger drawing and my latest

[formaldehydedoesstuff]

Your skill level is unquestionable but listen.

I love him.

[thememedaddy]

[celestial-tadpole]

forget your zodiac tell me what you order at a bar and at a coffee shop

[pangur-and-grim]

god, the cat autism really gets me sometimes. I was at a writing meet-up, and someone started talking about munchkins cats and how badly they wanted one, and I was like "hahahah yeah, so cute, but just an FYI the deformity that shortens their legs also deforms their breastbone and can lead to early arthritis, as well as restricting natural behaviours like grooming and playing ^^" and they (appearing not to have heard me) continued scrolling through photos on their phone and showing them off, and said "actually, it's not a want, it's a need." so I (trying so hard to repress myself but unable) was like "there are some breeds that are disallowed in certain registries because the mutations have been deemed harmful, which makes the people who still breed them a lot sketchier. this means that you have a higher likelihood of receiving a sick animal. my housemate's friend brought home a munchkin kitten, and it was dead within a week." to which they presented a photo of an upside down munchkin with big eyes, and said "but look how fluffy :3"

[hapalopus]

This is how I am with horses. After learning about chronic progressive lymphedema, I can no longer look at feathered horses without wincing.

There is a direct correlation between feathering and CPL. As the name suggests, the disorder is a progressive swelling of the legs due to an accumulation of lymph, and you cannot keep track of its progression without shaving the legs.

The swelling also causes hyperkeratosis (a thickening of the skin) and deep skin folds where feather mites thrive. And when horses get feather mites, they scratch their legs until they bleed. And since legs that are swollen with lymph have a lowered immune response, those sores can get infected very easily, leaving the horse in constant pain and putting its immune system on overtime.

And if it's rainy, those feathers wick up water, causing mold and dermatitis, the latter of which can lead to extremely painful mallenders/sallenders. When owners finally give in an remove the feathering, they often find things like this:

I'm currently helping out with a Jutland horse who had no symptoms other than a bit of swelling and stomping (when they can't properly scratch their legs, they stomp them instead). When I removed her feathers, this is what I found:

The pic on the left is before I started treating her skin issues and mites. On the right is 2 weeks later. It's slow going. She's only 5 years old. Imagine if her owners, out of ignorance, had let this fester until she was 15. Imagine living your entire life with skin like that and no ability to take care of it yourself, and no one bothering to help you.

So yeah, sorry, I don't think that "majestic shire horse" or "beautiful irish cob" is all that cute.

[cognitivedisorder]

I'm like this with betta fish. An example would be samurai and dragonscale bettas.

They're sold often by breeders but buyers are pretty much never warned of the complications. Not only are they more prone to tumors because of the extreme scale growth genes, but they are pretty much guaranteed to get what's called diamond eye.

The fish's eye is overtaken by the scales and they're unable to see.

Thankfully they can still live long healthy lives with diamond eye... But it's still so damn sad. but they're still at risk for tumors and these risks are never explained to the buyers.

[reallyreallyreallytrying]

people will be like "i'm bored" meanwhile there's baking soda and vinegar in the cupboard. make a volcano dude

[quiverqat]

one time I melted a candle with boiling water and dipped some figurines to give them hats. adventure is out there

[if-i-was-a-wyrm]

sonce the sports are happening big rn where i live i made a handy chart of all the phrases i use to communicate with my loved ones during these trying times. i thought others might find it useful too

ive discovered you can have whole conversations with people using just these phrases and none will be any the wiser that you dont even know what sport it is theyre talking about

[stonecrop]

I’m both pro herbal medicine and pro vaccination because you can treat burns with aloe vera juice and sore throats with lavender infused honey but you can’t rid a country of polio with plants. 

[made-of-love-and-stars]

THIS.

[tr4shpandaa]

Don’t forget kids, jewelweed is a natural counteragent to poison ivy rashes but it won’t do shit against whooping cough

[dovewithscales]

Mint for nausea, valerian and chamomile for sleep, antibiotics for fucking infections.

[fuckboyzuko]

Don't worry, mutual with a zero-note post. I've added your post to my queue. So, in 6-8 business weeks, we're going to do big numbers! Such as, 1.

[catasters]

[boiledegghole]

americans love doxxing their home states more than anything. we hear the name of our home state and everything goes black and we wake up 10 minutes later, having reblogged no fewer than 8 posts featuring the name of our home state

[princessbonecrimes]

h/t to emilyscartoons

[the-big-mood]

Alexa PenaVega and Daryl Sabara reunited for Spy Kids' 25th anniversary during the film's Texas Film Hall of Fame celebration, then stepped back onto the same green screens and soundstages that built the original movie's world. That gave the night more weight than a standard cast reunion.

The annual ceremony took place at Troublemaker Studios — where Robert Rodriguez shot ‘Spy Kids’ a quarter century ago.