Stranger Things
we're not kids anymore.
Jules of Nature
taylor price
trying on a metaphor
Cosmic Funnies
Cosimo Galluzzi
Monterey Bay Aquarium

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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
cherry valley forever

祝日 / Permanent Vacation
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
wallacepolsom

roma★

Kiana Khansmith
Not today Justin
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Sweet Seals For You, Always
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@cloraadora
Daeran
life (?????) advice !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
RIP Nickelodeon Studios
Tiny unit welcomes human home
(via)
okay but dick grayson vibes tho
the amount of dick grayson vibes this post gives off is literally incredible
just,,,,,the unnecessary little flourishes in the flips. the suit he’s wearing. the controlled rise and the bow. the way everything is timed with the music SO WELL. godDAMN this is literally him and i love it so so so so so so much
what's happening in bristol
tws for violence and police brutality
Today (21/03/21) in Bristol there was a #KillTheBill protest held in response to the archaic Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts bill that passed it's second reading in parliament the other day. the bill will, among other things, give a huge increase to the power of the police, and allows them to essentially make all protesting illegal.
Several thousand people in Bristol gathered and marched to the local police station, sitting down and chanting "10 years for protests, five years for rape", referencing the sentencing laws in the new bill.
Into the evening, protesters and the police began to clash. Projectiles were thrown at the police, and windows of the station were smashed in, culminating at 8:24pm a police van was vandalised and set on fire by protesters.
All of the reporting on the riot has been incredibly biased towards the police and the government, the BBC article specifically making sure to emphasise how the police 'didn't do anything it wasn't their fault honest'. The protesters are being labelled as 'far left extremists' and condemned by many high ranking officials in both Bristol and the UK government as a whole.
#KillTheBill is a massively important movement to stop the tories getting an authoritarian chokehold on the country, and everyone out in Bristol (and the other cities similarly having protests) are fighting for the people of the UK against the elities in Westminster and their archaic new laws. So far two police officers have been injured, and they have none of my sympathies, those are with the protesters bravely out tonight. ACAB.
online millennial: did you see that clapback McDonald did on twitter today?
other online millennial: yes, it was cool
both online millennial, in unison: today we will eat at McDonald
someone has to do the job
you know that gag where there’s a character who’s falling off a ledge to their death and they’re all teary and the music swells as their hand slips and then the shot zooms out to show they fell like. two feet. that’s what answering important emails feels like.
I know I said I was tired of living through big historic moments.... but I’ll take it back if I live to see the British monarchy dissolved
appreciation post for broccoli, thanks for bein so tasty u tiny trees
congrats to tom for finally seeing his first woman through the film chaos walking
she looks like a Sprouse twin in that wig im sorry