formerly: imsodoneeee

ok if ur wondering why everything hobbit is tagged dos its cause im lazy at tagging ok IM SORRY IF I REBLOG SOMETHING REALLY OLD FROM YOU!!!! I CLEAR OUT MY LIKES FROM TIME TO TIME AND THEYRE ALL OLD AF STUFF

[mydogsnokes-deactivated20150723]

me: *doesn’t hear what you’re saying* yeah

[fishingboatproceeds]

As I near 200,000 followers here at fishingboatproceeds, I just wanted to say Cock is one of my favorite tastes. Not only that, but balls smell amazing. It makes me go a little crazy on it to be honest. Like, I cannot get it far enough down my throat to be satisfied. I’m only satisfied when I feel those intense, powerful, salty, hot pumps of cum down my throat. When I sit back on my heels, look up at you with cum all over my mouth and slobber running down my neck, hair all fucked up and wipe my mouth with the back of my arm and ask you if I did a good job and you cannot even speak because I’ve drained all of your energy out the tip of your dick….. That’s when I’m satisfied.

[arkham]

this how we lost post editing and it was still worth it

[pressl2pee]

science side of tumblr why do all of us mentally ill ppl like storms so much

[pressl2pee]

@revelationed said: Rain/moving water has negative ions which cause a biochemical reaction that reduces stress. It’s the same reason people feel more at peace on beaches or by waterfalls. We spend most of our lives surrounded by positive ions created by electronics and recirculated air. A study by Columbia University showed that negative ions can have the same affect as antidepressants.

thank u science side of tumblr

[thewinterotter]

ARE YOU SHITTING ME RIGHT NOW

[intheicyairofnight]

this science corner of tumblr wants a source on those claims

[gelunnucifera]

Electrochemist coming in for that part of things:

Rain is effectively neutrally charged. Some studies find charge, but the literature is inconsistent. Some have found positive rain (source, abstract only), while others have found negative/neutral rain (source, source 2). Some even find slight correlations between size and charge of the rain (source).

Generally speaking, water is neutral because all ions come with counterions; you can get some separation in an electric field (like the earth, which has a negative ground and positive atmosphere) or due to small size (like raindrops), but it isn’t much. And if anything, you actually expect slightly positively charged rain to assist in neutralizing the field. The ion difference would (should) not be large enough to have any physiological effects based on my understanding of human neurophysiology. Electric field fluctuations due to moving charges might be large enough to have an effect, but even those seem to be variable within/between storms (see many of the above papers).

tl;dr: The electronics of rain are likely not the reason.

Instead, a psychological effect is likely. My search suggests that the white noise associated with rainfall can be calming/reduce aggitation (source).

[tuulikki]

@ohnofixit, @vulcanplomeeksoup

[weavemama]

RIGHTFULLY 👏🏾 CREDIT 👏🏾 PEOPLE’S 👏🏾 WORK

[nomeychu]

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Holy shit stefania ferrario just posted this on instagram

[blaccula-lives]

[anarchapella]

This is so gay im honestly so flustered

[geekandmisandry]

I …

[hollowedskin]

@l-heure-du-the @septemberpoems

[rossdraws]

My take on Beauty and the Beast from the episode! Big thanks to my dog for helping me. Wanted to try my own spin so I hope you enjoy it! ಥ‿ಥ

[coffeeforcollege]

[r1ch-ln4mst3r]

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[kurtweller]

But one day, the heart will be found, by someone who will journey beyond our reef, find Maui, deliver him across the great ocean to restore Te Fiti’s heart, and save us all.

[tastefullyoffensive]

[this-stuff-is-kinda-funny]

whatta way to go

[tiredgaykakashi]

when ppl †ell me kakashis straight

[bepeu-deactivated20171202]

[rosewater1997]

Can’t believe the French found a way to make me feel pretentious for wanting to die 

[spongebob-autisticquestions]

So Gumball parodied its own Chinese rip off series

[negrocops]

pettiness level: amazing world of gumball

[dirtyredfromthehood]

I aspire to reach this level of pettiness one day

[polarbong-deactivated20230616]

I didn’t even finish the sentence and I was on board

[legislacerator]

[thicc-astley-moved]

Mr. Kirbs

@iguanamouth

[iguanamouth]

[bogleech]

If you’re afraid of spider bites but you can handle watching spider videos, watch this one. To test the severity of its venom this guy tries to FORCE a widely feared “hobo spider” into biting him…and she just won’t. He grabs her and repeatedly presses her fangs right into his skin, and she still won’t bite.

This is a norm for most spiders. They’re reluctant to bite something they haven’t identified as a smaller prey animal, because the loss of venom will just starve them anyway - venom takes a great deal of energy to produce!

Unfortunately, most doctors tend to diagnose common bacterial infections and allergic rashes as spider bites. The average person will never be bitten by a spider, but may get many of these rashes, leading to widespread belief in spider bites that never happened.

This is also very dangerous, because it means what you actually have requires antibiotics, and sometimes you’ll get sent home without any. This is what leads to the horrifying necrosis cases people falsely blame on so many spiders - virtually none of which are proven to involve arachnid venom at all.

http://www.burkemuseum.org/blog/myth-spiders-bite-sleeping-persons

https://arthropodecology.com/2012/02/15/spiders-do-not-bite/

http://www.livescience.com/37974-he-surprising-cause-of-most-spider-bites.html

https://www.wired.com/2013/11/poor-misunderstood-brown-recluse/

[boneville-deactivated20170521]

can someone content aware scale this for me

[telnaga]