samantha lynn

snake owner, rant maker, player of video games. this blog has no theme; just a collection of shit i like.

[cknd]

[white-dress-dreams]

[wildernessandweddings]

Would never have guessed I’d like this style. Its so gorgeous, and pulls off being elegant and casual simultaneously.

[sydneyrichter]

[carlochian-deactivated20171205]

Lusty Argonian Maid > 50 Shades of Grey

[fuckyeahtattoos]

Done by Chris @ Silver Needles, Southend, UK. Instagram @bintt

[iswearimnotnaked-deactivated201]

i think bo burnham is my sugar daddy

[viciere]

ok but did he deliver

[iswearimnotnaked-deactivated201]

of course 

[trainedchimpanzee]

this is pure shitposting now

[carefreebomb]

[ohdoe]

hell yeah 

[woarm]

hell yeah

[shoopsi]

hell yeah

[luciuspatronus]

Reblog this if you like Harry Potter. No questions, just do. It'll make sense later.

[staceythinx]

Super fun necklaces from Eclectic Eccentricity, a store for “the girl who is inquisitive of heart & inquiring of mind”.

[steampunk-and-junk]

memini メミニー

[hannahaltmanphoto]

"And Everything Nice" is an unflinching analysis of the standard for female beauty. The ongoing series consists of women in states of affliction; the body fluid of the models have been replaced with glitter to visualize the concept of girls invariably needing to seem attractive regardless of the actual situation.

[b-a-c-0-n-a-t-0-r]

[halseycon]

[dailyactress]

[word-stuck]

Daniel Dalton / BuzzFeed

[mymodernmet]

In the wettest place on Earth, the village of Mawsynram in Meghalaya, India are "living bridges" that are shaped by locals who have trained the roots of rubber trees to grow into natural bridges. They are sturdy enough to far outlast man-made wooden structures, which would rot away under the relentless rain in Meghalaya’s jungles. These root bridges are self-strengthening, becoming more sturdy over time as the root systems grow.

(Photos by Amos Chapple)

[raggedick]

so amazing