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kingkumaaa

When the whole party is down but your bard is up

viralfrog

geekinglikeaboss

gods i fucking cried

Me: *loves and appreciates bees*

Also Me: *gets stung by bee*

Also also me: "yea stick it inside me you striped little slut"

momma-rose

here’s a fun reminder

bees do not suffer from humans harvesting their honey, as they produce it to a level of excess that they cannot hope to use.

not only that, but without people deliberately breeding them for honey, they would have died out by now.

this especially goes towards you vegans who don’t eat honey thinking it’s animal abuse. don’t go out and buy agave nectar, which is so frequently made using inhuman labour policies. use honey, the best way to save bees.

exqueensofbael-blog

The overharvesting of agave is actually harming the animals that naturally feed off the plants such as certain types of bat. Protesting honey is killing bees and harming the livelihood of beekeepers, aka people who chose their job, not who were forced into it.

sixpenceee

A humpback whale in flipped perspective. (Source)

lilbabytrish

This is very soothing to watch

itskyalenotkyle

When ya man’s choking but it makes a good beat

queernigga

i love black ppl.

pussypotion-deactivated20250121

the patrick killed me

approvers

otherwindow

Iconic seafarer beards became a trend to scare away pesky mermaids.

Mermaid, seeing a bald pirate: Zero threat…! Mermaid, seeing a hairy, bearded pirate: If I get too close their face tentacles will eat me…!

otherwindow

Most mermaids only grow short beards as not to scare baby mermaids (longer beards look like the tentacled mouths of hungry squids and octopuses).

Pirates use this innate fear to their advantage to protect themselves from mermaids, hence the iconic beards and hat:

ninjanaomi

I like how this is presented as factual information

relatablepoetryandquotes

“Grown-ups don’t look like grown-ups on the inside either. Outside, they’re big and thoughtless and they always know what they’re doing. Inside, they look just like they always have. Like they did when they were your age. Truth is, there aren’t any grown-ups. Not one, in the whole wide world.” - Neil Gaiman

via @quotemadness

gael-garcia

Loving Vincent (2017)

buzzfeed

Kylie Jenner Just Revealed She Named Her Baby “Stormi”

foodandfunandsleep

short for "Stormageddon, Dark Lord of All"

buzzfeed

MLB Commissioner Robert D. Manfred said the Native American caricature "is no longer appropriate for on-field use."

foodandfunandsleep

This is good! Still looking at you D.C....

tilldeathdousart

enjoy-the-life-baby

helloitsbees

i’m sick of doom-and-gloom, 2edgy4u urban fantasies with angsty Chosen Ones™ and constant hard darkness and entirely too many werewolves. so here’s a list of kinder urban fantasy things:

• pharmacies run by faeries who can tell what you need with a single touch and who are tipped with dollar coins and drawstring pouches of sugar (don’t worry, they have human employees to handle the iron supplements)

• dryads who tend to the parks and sidewalk trees and have the ability to purify little patches of air for asthmatics who have difficulty breathing in the polluted city air

• tiny water sprites living in public fountains who use the coins people make wishes with to buy thimblefuls of coffee– once they’ve granted the wish to the best of their ability, of course

• sphinxes who guard libraries and only ask riddles at the level each passing person is capable of answering

• and werewolves too, I suppose, but they don’t sit around angsting all day about being monsters because there’s a monthly bus service that takes them to special parks just outside the city where they can spend the night running around and roughhousing without hurting anyone. they also get the next two days following the full moon off from work since wolfing is very tiring.

because while cities can be hard, dark, unfriendly places, they’re also vibrant and bright and full of all kinds of wonderful people