If you give a toad a cookie

I post a lot of anime, video games, and happy hardcore stuff. also a lot of cute things to. whatever i feel like really. not much else to say. Oh i also mess around on Gmod to so i guess i could make shit for people when i'm not busy. that's about it.

[bostoneris]

[clementineviolet]

thanks telltale 

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[blackpyrefly]

I unironically LOVE the pillar men theme

[themysteriousmurasamecastle]

[blackpyrefly]

[cookietoad]

[omgtsn]

Visit Original Link

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[omgtsn]

WHO REBLOGGED THIS

[yeezy-nation]

girl why do ppl who dont have an ounce of empathy love going into health care fields so much like ok susan you hate kids why are you majoring in pediatrics

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Avengers: Infinity War (2018)

[raccooncomic]

61. Job Hunting

[leagueofderp]

*Violently presses button for ability that's on cooldown*

[showyoumycollection]

[just-shower-thoughts]

Shrek and Han Solo kinda dress the same

[scarletmischief]

[marvellegends]

#old man version of get rekt

[games-for-gamers]

When a friend sends this to you, you know youve done something right

[memewhore]

[themysteryoftheunknownuniverse]

You’re too old to still be watching cartoo-

[tkkatherineblog]

[kaleighbytheway]

The very excited blonde lady owns the resort where this is taken. She’s super excited because this is the closest they’ve ever come in before. Everyone else is less excited because this was taken crack of dawn; when blonde lady realized how close the whales were coming, she ran around waking everybody up to see it.

[typhlonectes]

The Giant Tadpole That Never Got Its Legs

By Katie L. Burke

A record-breaking, 10-inch-long whopper of a bullfrog tadpole was discovered by a crew of ecologists in a pond in Arizona.

The biggest tadpole ever found—at a whopping 10 inches long—was discovered by a crew of ecologists in a pond in the Chiricahua Mountains of  Arizona. Alina Downer, an intern at the American Museum of Natural History’s Southwestern Research Station, came across the monster bullfrog tadpole as her crew was draining a manmade pond as part of a habitat restoration project for the endangered Chiricahua leopard frog.

As the water level lowered,  Downer and her colleagues were assessing what organisms were left in the muddy shallows that she likened to “chocolate soup.” Downer says, “I  was fishing around with my hands while walking in the water, and I felt   something large, smooth, and wriggly—which was unexpected, since the only other fish in the pond were about an inch long.”

As  an avid naturalist, Downer’s first instinct was curiosity. “At first I thought it was a giant catfish,” she says, grinning at the uncanny memory. “Whatever it was, I knew I had to grab it.” She herded the  slippery creature into shallower water until she could capture it. To her surprise, it turned out to be “an enormous monster of a tadpole”—so big she had to hold it with two hands…

Read more: American Scientist

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[thinkveganworld]

Cow and pig playing.

[thinkveganworld]

Because most people never see farm animals being their most natural selves, people tend to think of them as almost inert.  When any animal other than a dog is playful or affectionate, people say, “That cow (or pig, etc.) ‘thinks he’s a dog,’ or is ‘acting like a dog’”  The reality is, most farm animals naturally romp, play, nuzzle, think, have best friends and show affection.