Hey now..

Hello lovelies names Jules I'm just a lady who like alot of things and is really into art and animation 26/ Bi twitter : @CrankyBoop instagram : cranky_shmanky

[titsay]

orange

[kotyawtf]

Tough day

[radiobarf]

Phenomenal game 10/10

[martyfive]

this one is for Juniper Blessing.

this isn’t about mermay, really. you can grab the free png on my patreon. print it out if you can and remember her name.

[gravitcat]

a thing for mermay i guess

[skweebs]

Made this guy from my favorite Gerard Donelan comic

[chaoticookie-autonomous]

Also found on Reddit

[dumpster2001]

Maul

[everydaylouie]

do not. address it

[taurzza]

you can hear the leaves rustling

[alleesaur]

the red herring

[animentality]

[teaboot]

These are Fire Type and Plant Type Pokémon

[unnamed-form]

not a wolf, not a dog, but a secret third thing

[to-be-called]

[mooserattler]

Reblog this picture of me holding a Family Size box of Honey Nut Cheerios? I’d really appreciate it.

[moonblossom]

How can I say no to such a great photo and such a polite request?

[fire-plug]

Personality hire

Working Cats

[jeanjauthor]

Sometimes you really need a good personality on your staff.

[narwhalsarefalling]

[gahdamnpunk]

Can you imagine the heat?? Badass af

[nordichealthnut]

How could you forget all the cool heavy metal ladies!? The metal scene of Botswana is NOT just a boys club

[joshscorcher]

Botswana Metal aesthetic is something I never knew I needed until it was shown to me.

[literary-potato]

Ok I previously reblogged this with rambling questions in the tags but I decided to just look it up and find out

Botswana Metalheads

Botswana Metalheads, locally known as Marok (Rock), are a localized subculture that emerged in Botswana during the late 1990s and early 2000

Cowboys of the Kalahari: Inside the death metal subculture of the Botswana desert

As Botswana's death metal subculture descends on a dusty village, Jamie Fullerton finds a unique way to go off your typical tourist trail.

Photographer Paul Shiakallis documents the women of Marok, a small but vibrant heavy metal subculture in Botswana.

And I’m delighted to report that yes this is a Botswana specific thing (this is not just “news flash, African people can like metal too” it’s specifically a subculture in Botswana)

And it appears to have sprung up organically through students who went abroad to study bringing back cassettes and CDs of music they liked, because some of those students happened to be into metal.

[bruntalism]

[bruntalism]

we kill the bat man