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we're not kids anymore.
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trying on a metaphor
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@debrisdisaster
So this is it...
I’m deleting the app from my phone. I may check this from time to time but I think it’s the end of an era. It’s been fun, see you around!
P.S. I’ll check my messages for the day before deleting if you want to find me on insta or Facebook or something.
Wow that cat looks so real
Passing The Torch 🧜♀️
yOOOOO I LOVE THIS
Child Hood Memories you have to reblog if when you saw this you heard the man say it in your head
*cries*
It’s etched in there…
X-Men Evolution (2002) x The Craft (1996) x Coyote Ugly (2000) x Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1999)
Shadow of the Colossus
this made me yell out loud in the car
We’ll always be friends, no matter what happens.
That’s a deep… dock.
by Penzilla
Tumblr: @pennypenzilla
woah this is actually super super cool. I love that Simpsons fish
i love the ending
How Food Looks Before It’s Harvested.
Sesame Seeds
Cranberry
Pineapple
Peanut
Cashew
Pistachio
Brussel Sprouts
Cacao
Vanilla
Saffron
Kiwi
Pomegranate
exactly 1 minute ago i had absolutely no idea what the plants sesame seeds and peanuts came from look like and i am shocked and surprised
for some reason every time I see pineapples growing I laugh out loud. Like, the punchline is it’s a pineapple!!!!!!!!! it’s a pineapple
An Interesting Fact About Peanuts, while we’re on the topic of food-plants:
Peanuts-you-eat grow underground, but they are NOT part of the peanut plant’s roots. Peanut plants are ambitious little fuckers and plant their seeds themselves. They flower like any perfectly reasonable legume, but once the flowers have been pollinated the plants do something called “pegging” (no really), in which they drill the stems where the flowers used to be into the ground. And that’s where the peanuts you eat form. Like so:
(src)
I’m going to pull myself together to endorse this Extremely Interesting Fact, but it’s going to be a real struggle
Ain’t botany fun?
