Stuff.

Hello, I'm Grin !!! (_greengrin and _nightgrin on insta, where you can find my SFW and NSFW art). I'm green_grin on Ao3. This tumblr is dedicated to reblog inspiring stuff, nature, fandoms and to post art !

[ravioliet]

god's weakest soldier is scrolling tumblr instead of being productive or participating in any of their hobbies

[bluhtack]

😇

[ducissatenebrarum]

Hieronymus Bosch

[free-my-mindd]

[windkonig]

all aboard the BONE TRAIN

[tinhaaaaat]

lots of spare planets up there

nobody would even notice us

[kotse]

from one, two

commission me on kofi

[oopsalldt]

He’s like a strange cat-snake-thing

[slavicafire]

why don't you present yourself more femininely?

fat medieval hedgehog

[kandelyabr55]

[green-grin]

No BUT, I just realized Aziraphale turned the Bentley into the Citroen 2CV it used to be in William the Antechrist. When they were still a whole. See this post by @fuckyeahgoodomens for more lore.

[parakeet]

just found out about this cute little birdy and i am in love

[crowcryptid]

[awheckery]

from the above-linked ebird.org:

Anis are bizarre, coal-black cuckoos with long floppy tails and unique, curiously tall, flattened bills. Groove-billed occurs in a variety of open and semi-open habitats in tropical lowlands and foothills, typically staying low in shrubs and grasses. Gregarious and not particularly graceful; usually seen crashing around awkwardly in small groups.

oh my god

[roach-works]

groove billed anis are a hilarious cuckoo situation where they ended up laying their eggs in one another’s nests instead of anyone else’s. they hang out together in groups of up to five pairs until a nest gets built (sometimes by committee, sometimes they just hang around hopefully until someone does it all on their own) then they start sneaking over and laying an egg in at a time. the females who lay for the first time will sometimes flip prior eggs out of the nest like ‘oh i KNOW this one isn’t mine! away it goes’ but eventually everyone’s laid a couple eggs in there and is stuck with the mutual hostage situation. then they take turns incubating until all the kids hatch and everyone pitches in on feeding them, because no one knows which of the kids are theirs so they all might as well.

they also like to do a team handshake where they clump up and mutually make a low bubbling noise together, to signal group affiliation. go team!

[keeskiwi]

Also their eggs are incredibly beautiful. They’re a very pretty blue color, but covered by a white chalky outer layer that is easily scratched off, so they end up in various stages of in-between.

(Photo © Henrique_Anizio, shared under CC BY-NC).

[green-grin]

My opinion about GO3 is irrelevant but can we celebrate one excellent thing that came out of this 10 years roller fucking coaster : David Tennant and Michael Sheen. The fact that this story brought them together, that they and their respective people love hanging out, love working together. There is love. Here they are holding hands on their lil chairs at the end of it all. They are fantastic actors. I hope there will be more pieces of media with them in the future.

[theineffablecon]

With thanks to those that requested it, we are organising a sympathy card for Rachel Talalay following the loss of her husband and would like to invite Good Omens fans to sign:

Group Cards - Sign Rachel Talalay's card

Add your message to Rachel Talalay's card.

This is simply an opportunity to extend condolences and kindness during a difficult time.

Whatever opinions or disagreements people may hold, harassment is unacceptable. We do not condone that behaviour, and it should never define this fandom.

Compassion costs nothing and it is reflective of the community many of us want to be in. If you'd like to sign, please do so by Sunday 24th May - otherwise, please scroll on by.

[hollow-head]

A missing scene. Thanks for all the fanart and fic throughout the years, you guys

[beardedmrbean]

[latverianpaparazzi]

[museum-of-artifacts]

A Roman marble sculpture of four puppies, all curled up asleep together. Unearthed from the ruins of the House of the Faun in Pompeii, 1st century BCE, now housed at the National Archaeological Museum of Naples, Italy