HaTeD

I'm FuCkEd Up In My InSaNiTy. i Am So LoSt.. 19 MaLe NoThInG SpEcIaL rEaLy. I'm just tired of all the fighting everywhere i go i hear an argument or a very wordy "discussion". it's just so old...

[aliissic]

Austin said to look sexy

[catleecious]

[unimpressedcats]

King of the jungle

[kiyza]

[goldist]

i wana cry 

[some-kind-of-shane-deactivated2]

[typicalwelshnonsense-deactivate]

An unreasonable amount of people don’t find bats adorable.

[swayingdaysies]

I was expecting to see the “One is not like the other” comment.

[bobbycaputo]

[rubbady-pubbady]

That mop has fabulous hair

[itsnot-anselelgort]

"One day I’m gonna blow up and I would like to minimize the casualties, okay?"

[bravestwarriors]

Catbug Takes Charge in "Catbug’s Away Team” Catbug assembles an away team to save the day, while the Warriors handle things on deck. Featuring friends old and new like, Impossibear, RoboChris, Halycon and Slippy Napkins who is voiced by Polly Livingston (voice of Tree Trunks from Adventure Time ) Subscribe to Cartoon Hangover for more Bravest Warriors episodes!

[cartoonhangover]

NEW EPISODE!!!

[adventuretime]

Few folks remember Pen cast Polly Lou Livingston as an alien hand-thing in his first “Bravest Warriors” short years before she wound up as Tree Trunks in Adventure Time (this was at Nickelodeon around 2005/2006). The gracious Texan reprises that original role in the brand new Bravest Warriors episode, “Catbug’s Away Team.” Thanks, Polly Lou! It’s always a pleasure and an honor to work with you.

[caturday]

[miaman]

im LAME

[paon-de-jour-deactivated2022111]

[life-inabox-deactivated20131031]

My absolute favourite cat ever. This is a manul, or pallas cat. Found in the Afghan mountains, they’re one of the oldest pure-blood cousins of our own goggies.

they look like fat balls of rage

[adreamofmirrors]

Just gonna leave this here

[birdonwing]

That last picture looks so much like how I imagined the Cheshire cat. I didn’t know that expression was possible on a real cat.  Whoa.

[kineticsquirrel]

Jade wants a hug!

Unfortunately she’s just a GIF in internet land and is therefore unable to properly receive a hug from people in the physical realm :c

[atramentar]

[ultrafacts]

Source See more facts Here

[this-selfish-war-machine]

[daxdraggon]

His name was H. H. Holmes and he is also thought to be THE Jack the Ripper because he was in London at the exact same time and was a medical professional. He went to medical school to learn how to kill people. He is fucking scary.

[magicianparrish]

And Supernatural did an episode on him. I first saw it when I was like 10 and it still creeps me out to this day.

[please-unfollow-this-blog]

I read a book about him. He had multiple wives at the same time, almost all of whom he killed after separating them from and or killing their children. He was said to be incredibly charming and charismatic, and killed almost all the women he seduced.

[alldonehereguys]

Fun Fact: His documentary is on Netflix.

[daisyishedwig]

Multiple people involved in convicting H.H and sentencing him to death died bizzare deaths shortly afterward including members of the jury, the doctor who pronounced him dead, and even a priest that visited him before he died. 

There is now a post office where the murder castle used to stand (it was burned down after Holmes was executed, thought they never determined the cause of the fire) and it is extremely haunted. Other people have claimed seeing him in the Museum of Science and Industry because it’s one of the only building in Chicago left from that time.

[madlori]

The Museum of Science and Industry is in one of the buildings originally built for the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair.  H.H. Holmes exploited the large numbers of young single women coming to town for the fair and preyed upon them.  His killing spree largely coincided with the fair, which was a hugely influential event in urban planning and modern trends of architecture.

There is a fantastic book about this, “Devil in the White City” by Erik Larsen.  It’s about both the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair and about H.H. Holmes, two interconnected events.  I originally read the book because I was so relieved that someone had finally written about Holmes (who’s strangely unknown in general knowledge) but I wound up fascinated by all the World’s Fair stuff.

[strawberrymilkshakeearrings]

(Inspired by other posts I’ve seen here and there on Tumblr)

[strawberrymilkshakeearrings]

one hundred notes. do you know how fucking long it took to cut out all of these with an exacto knife and scissors i cut myself like eight times i would appreciate some fucking credit here

[deathlessmurderer]

ROBOTS OR DINOSAURS?

defiantly robot dinosaurs, lol.

[kiyza]

[gothiccharmschool]

Fuzzy bat break! Fuzzy bats with the wiggly ears and the flappy wings! 

And now, back to writing. 

[sparklebuns]

[daddyfuckedme]

3D printed out candy 

[anxieties]

excuse me

[trans-spy-blog]

it has begun

soon we’ll be able to illegally download food