The road goes ever on and on...

Nature, Baseball, Anime, Lord of the Rings, Hannibal, Marvel and so much more. This is also home to my occasional travel blog.

[namaariee]

[stanleykubricky-deactivated2026]

RIP <3

[rchigirl]

Ok, one more time with feeling :) Please don’t be the ass-hat that ruins this for everyone 💀💩L

[johanirae]

To parents angry about this,

Trust me, this was rated R M18 for a VERY good reason. If you sneak your kids in you will regret it PRETTY quickly. Pretty much from scene 1. Seriously.

From, person who  saw it.

[herpdrluxun]

OMG had so many small kids at the theatre. 

[wintersoldierarchive]

#TeamCap

[mishasminions]

RIP Alan Rickman (February 21,1946 - January 14, 2016)

[rumplestiltskin]

Can you talk about the lack of diversity in Hollywood, you’re proving that it’s not happening anymore.

[oscarisaaic-archive]

Congratulations, Oscar Isaac!

[amyadams-archive]

Oscar Isaac, winner of Best Performance by an Actor in a Limited Series or a Motion Picture Made for Television, poses in the press room during the 73rd Annual Golden Globe Awards held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on January 10, 2016 in Beverly Hills, California.

[tercer-sol]

Merry Christmas!

[beyonces]

Bucky Barnes in the Captain America: Civil War Trailer.

[herpdrluxun]

<3

[happy-reader-x]

We’re getting the almost kiss on the DVD set!!!!!!

THIS IS NOT A DRILL!!! [x]

[ironi---c]

Lewandowski 5 goals in 9 minutes

[filisbraidstache-blog]

The most epic safety video (X)

[fc-muller]

Happy birthday to this dork. Here’s to 26 years of falls, jokes, and somehow magical goals. (Not to mention the constant talking (which I would be fine listening to)) Don’t ever change Mülli. Happy birthday Thomas!

[timothechallamet]

[herpdrluxun]

Finally

[inonibird]

Franklin: What sort of bird shall we choose as the symbol of our new America? Adams: The eagle. :| Jefferson: The dove. :) Franklin: The turkey. :D Adams: The eagle. >:| Jefferson: The dove. >_> Adams: THE-EA-GLE. >8( Jefferson: …The eagle. -.- Franklin: The turkey~ |D

[amnhnyc]

Happy Cephalopod Week

Welcome to a week-long celebration of cephalopods, a group of marine creatures that includes squids, octopuses, and nautiluses. We’re kicking off the festivities with nautilus fast facts:

The nautilus moves by forcing powerful jets of water out through an organ called the siphon, propelling itself in the opposite direction of the jet flow.

Modern nautiluses are sometimes called living fossils, due to their close resemblance to ancient ancestors like the ammonite.

Some species of nautilus migrate vertically, rising to shallow water to feed at dusk and moving back to the depths they call home near dawn.

Nautilus vision is very poor, as their eyes have no lens. When searching for food, they rely mostly on their sense of smell.

When threatened, a nautilus will retreat into its shell, covering the opening with a thick, leathery hood.

See live nautiluses at the Museum now in the exhibition Life at the Limits: Stories of Amazing Species, and see much more Cephalopod Week coverage from sciencefriday on the cephalopodweek tumblr.