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You guys didn’t come all the way from England to determine whether or not I was good enough to be let back in. You came to beg me to let you back in. To give your jobs, your lives some semblance of meaning.

Nigel: This is beyond insolence…

chandlerbing

You guys didn’t come all the way from England to determine whether or not I was good enough to be let back in. You came to beg me to let you back in. To give your jobs, your lives some semblance of meaning.

Nigel: This is beyond insolence…

thegaymertrainer

That bitch is my mom

high-quality-tiktoks

What a quirky little recipe

suppuration

“I’m going to eat all of these :)”

lesbianshepard

quasi-normalcy

I love how the episode is called “Chidi Sees the Time Knife” but it has no bearing whatsoever on the plot

doubleca5t

Sometimes you write a line and you’re just like “oh yeah, that’s a banger” and that is almost CERTAINLY what happened here

lordsmaf

gahdamnpunk

This was a ride ⚰️⚰️

derinthescarletpescatarian

I love posts shared from AITA because the whatever impression I get reading the title alone is almost always the exact opposite of the impression I get after reading the story.

“AITA for throwing a child out a window” will always be someone rescuing a kid from a burning building or something and “AITA for cleaning my girlfriend’s apartment” will be about throwing out her grandma’s ashes because she spends too much time thinking about her grandma instead of the OP or some shit.

arionwind

That’s the thing, though. I feel like the kinds of people who aren’t assholes are gonna be really invested in giving the other side a fair shake and so will present their own actions in the worst light. The shitheads who are the assholes, however, won’t recognize that they could be in the wrong and so will present things as if their actions are the most reasonable things in the world.

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Ma Dong-seok in Train to Busan (2016) dir. Yeon Sang-ho

omercifulheaves

So many actors trying to look swole and roided up as possible for their superhero roles and yet not a single one of them can bring the ‘I could absolutely kick the shit out of an army single-handedly” energy that Ma Dong-seok and his dad-bod does.

glamidols

Vintage 70s Platform Shoes T. Elliott and Sons Iconic Mens 1970s Leather

fyeahmovies

MONSTERS, INC. (2001) dir. Pete Docter

ruinedchildhood

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oh the nineties

forsciencejohn

i know right that dress is terrible

greenheart-anon

loremipsumflotsamandjetsam

aprillikesthings

Dude I’ve been in 115f and it’s PAINFUL I can’t imagine 128

lestatslestits

Made the mistake of going through the notes on this post!!

They’re vile!!!

I’m not going to reblog any of them, because they could be potentially very triggering to some people, but to sum up, there is a lot of speculation on whether or not Dylan has an eating disorder or is in some way “promoting” disordered eating.

And while no one is owed an explanation for someone else’s body, Dylan has stated REPEATEDLY on lives that he has a thyroid condition that keeps him from gaining weight. This is his normal body type, and he knows how to manage his own health! That is all (and more!) that we need to know about the situation.

And even if he did have an eating disorder, it’s vile to suggest that his existence would be somehow ~promoting~ it! Shut up and leave people and their bodies and their health alone!!

goodstuffhappenedtoday

He realized his dogs have an unusual skill. Now he uses them to help save turtles.

By Cathy Free

John Rucker was a high school English teacher in North Carolina when he stumbled upon something interesting: Whenever he took his two dogs hiking, they would run into the tall grass and bring him back box turtles. Like a gift, his Boykin spaniels would gently lay them at his feet, unharmed.

He mentioned it to a few people, and soon, biology teachers from the University of North Carolina started reaching out to him and asking whether he would take their students out so they could put transmitters on the turtles to study them.

Several years later, the outings were so successful, Rucker was fielding calls from wildlife veterinarians and zoologists who were studying turtle populations.

“Because turtles aren’t easily detected in the wild by the human eye, I could see that I was on to something,” said Rucker, now 73.

Now, two decades later, Rucker’s spaniels are a highly in-demand, specialized team trained to sniff out box turtles by following their urine trails.

The dogs — Yogi, Ruger, Jenny Wren, Lazarus, Scamp, Skeeter and Rooster — travel across the country with Rucker helping to track turtle populations and identify threats and diseases.