cathedrals

Most of the older content on this blog doesn't really represent who I am anymore, but I do still enjoy most of the media I used to shitpost constantly about.

[jonahsimms]

[snowybeam]

audio from the famous B99 scene

[lightinthewings]

i can’t believe life just keeps on blessing me

[helloimdumbo-deactivated2022050]

let me be her

[unleashthedragonfleet]

Don’t be upsetti, have some spaghetti

[and-my-dreams-blog]

[jaidefinichon]

[deadpools-girlfriend]

[weloveshortvideos]

When the DJ stops your favorite song

[lovelyblasiann]

They was bout to be lit!!!

[spacegghost-deactivated20190127]

What song is this

[duragdaddy]

I WAS MAD FOR THEM LMAOOOOO

[destroyer]

OMFG

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[pleatedjeans]

[glitterlvng]

Oh my GOD

[computervsworldarchive]

as we all know, the best vines are the ones with dogs. here’s a bunch of doggy vines!!!!!!

[ffractaa]

This made me v happy

[pomeranian2]

[npr]

Snot otter. Lasagna lizard.

Pick your favorite nickname for the Eastern hellbender salamander.

They’re the color of mud, and they can grow up to 2 feet long. People call them snot otters because they’re covered in a layer of slippery mucus. Or lasagna lizards, because the crinkly flap of skin on their sides that helps them absorb oxygen resembles a lasagna noodle.

Eastern hellbenders live throughout the Appalachian region in the United States. Their ancestors have been on earth for around 160 million years, but in the last several decades their numbers have dropped dangerously in several states, primarily due to habitat destruction. Eastern hellbenders are endangered in Maryland, Missouri, Ohio, Illinois and Indiana.

VIDEO: Snot Otters Get A Second Chance In Ohio

Video: Beck Harlan and Maia Stern/NPR

[thetrippytrip]

This is the living proof that white supremacy is an international system that tries not only to normalize its’ own values and make it dominant in the world but also tries to marginalize everything that doesn’t fit preferences of white supremacists. That’s how you can easily spot them – they don’t like unfamiliar and unaccustomed names, words, looks and call it “strange”, “confusing”, “not normal” and so on.

[alizabethnova-blog]

[shooketh-aghdashloo]

[onlytwitterpics]