Maho Shounen @dartthelegend - Tumblr Blog

Seeing yourself become the bad guy, is the worst thing one can experience

awwww-cute

comeseeiran

dartthelegend

The collection of colors inside Nasir al-Mulk Mosque in shiraz leaves you in awe.

xydexx

And they lived happily ever after.

pleatedjeans

oddlyenouqh

Now THIS I can agree with.

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thenewinquiry

recklesscoast

H20 croutons

Me: hello is anyone there

Silence:

Murderer: lmfao u caught me I'll be out in a sec lmao

georgetakei

A tip of the hat to this fella. Source: Epic Parenting

queenbradbury

omg so yesterday i put a salt line on the pathway to our front door because i was fucking around and my brother was pretending to be a demon

and today we ordered pizza and the salt line was still there

and my brother went outside to sign for the pizza

and the pizzaman refused to step over the salt line, like he almost did and then he backed up and handed my bro the pizza and left; which is pretty ridiculous because it’s far from our door

so a heads up to everyone i’m pretty sure domino’s is actually run by demons??? kind of like how in men in black the post office is run by aliens

pep95

demono

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((”Not just pizza”))

cutest-angle-in-heaven

((”but eternal damnation”))

hexiest

OH MY GODS YOU GUYS

THESE.

LITERALLY THESE.

I WANT ALL OF THEM.

SOLD HERE

hatandsandalsguy

These are so fantastically pretty. And yes, I want them all.

myresin

WANT

pebbleinthepond

The latest in witches fashion is causing quite the stir among hogwarts teachers.

thatsthat24

Mine needs to have a tiny singing Jack Skellington on top.

dovalbun

RIGHT so when I started my sociology course in college, my teacher stated us off with

‘well I guess we have to do icebreakers. i’m Jon, and I fear bears. why do I fear bears? because bears can run at 30 miles per hour and Chester Zoo is 30 miles away. that means a bear can be outside this door in an hour. why would a bear be here? because they can smell fear and I fear them.’