hi i'm mark @dutchster - Tumblr Blog

Y'know, one of the things I like about Tumblr compared to other social media sites is that old content is still in circulation. Which means that however much AI generated content is out there, at least I can glance at a post's timestamp and conclude that the cute cat video from 2017 is unlikely to be fake

noodles-07

websites often misjudge how far I will go to avoid ads. "you can't use this site until you turn off the adblock sowwy" I Am Leaving Your Website

kaijuno

Cats have to put up with being picked up and getting kissies and being cradled like the little baby and it’s so funny to me because like. They chose that. They domesticated themselves

kaijuno

"I suppose I shall tolerate the kisses from mama and papa... it will result in my kin 2000 years from now getting treats and scratchy posts for free..."

kaijuno

And it will make me cry forever and ever that the first recorded cat name was "Sweetie"

jamie-merry

lochnessmonster-deactivated2013

doES ANYONE ELSE REALIZE THAT WE’RE LIKE, THE FIRST GENERATION ON TUMBLR

GIVE IT 10-15 YEARS AND WE’LL ALL BE GROWN UP AND AN ENTIRE NEW SET OF KIDS WILL BE ON HERE BLOGGING ABOUT COMPLETELY DIFFERENT SHOWS AND BANDS AND MOVIES AND BOOKS

THE ONLY THING THEY’LL STILL BE BLOGGING ABOUT THE SAME AS WE WERE IS DOCTOR WHO

HOPEFULLY

castiel--for--king

We’ll probably all be blogging about Sherlock season 4.

ourglennrhee

maybe

tumblartifacts

7/22/2013

stonerzelda

wepon

happy decade anniversary to this post

everythingfox

(via)

froggymp3

Retriever’s Puppy Life

occasionalesbianlovermariahcarey

I hate calling in sick I don't want to inform anyone about my abnormal bowel movements

pinene

I love it. I call them up and say hey bossman I'm camped out on the shitter today yeehaw

occasionalesbianlovermariahcarey

you are so beautiful in every way

pinene

We will get married on a windswept cliff and the dinner will be easily digestible

everythingfox

Pick it up now ‼️

everythingfox

“Squirrel makes a home outside a window and then moves the family in over the cold months”

(via)

great-and-small

Spending time with kids always reminds me how much I love the way they play. I’ll be like “hey kid look, this little bug is called an isopod it’s related to crabs and it eats dead plants” and they’ll immediately respond with something like “cool let’s play isopods we have to collect dead leaves as fast as we can and if we don’t get enough we die of starvation and have a bug funeral”

What an amazing way to process new information or explore an idea! It’s important to remember these kinds of games are not random or pointless; playing is how kids learn.