[deaththekid]

[doggosource]

well its not like she has pockets

[doggosource]

suprise

[meykhaanah-deactivated20210520]

her eyes put a spell on my reasoning; now i don’t think except about her

[eliminated]

[jaubaius]

No way out

[bogleech]

idiot jail for ignorant beasts

[throwherinthewater]

[xvxkitty-deactivated20150917]

This is Susan Robinson, one of the last people in the country who can preform late term abortions after the murder of Dr. George Tiller. This is from an awesome documentary called After Tiller, about the last 4 late-term abortion practitioners in the country. It’s a great watch and available on Netflix, would strongly recommend. 

[craftylindsey-deactivated202102]

warrior woman

[glowdetails]

details @ valentino fall 19

[markv5]

Как котики вышли погулять

Как котики вышли погулять

[v0idbird]

Caption: “How the kitties took a walk” pic 1: “Nope” pic 2: “Nope” pic 3: “Nope” pic 4: “Nope” pic 5: “But what if perhaps-  …nope”

[miiriya]

[insiggious]

People have this weird belief that if you're critical of a system or tradition, then it must be because you failed to live up to that system or tradition. The idea of having a principled stance, regardless of whether or not *you* personally benefit from society accepting that stance, is foreign to so many people. And this belief is really fucking important for and beneficial to the elites of this country. If you can get the masses to equate criticizing you and the institutions you control with abject personal failure, congratulations, you've just made yourself immune to accountability

[creekfiend]

Also, as a failure of the education system: we need to spend more time listening to the people our systems leave behind. "Well of course you're critical of this; you failed" should not be a conversation-ender even if it is true.

[supremesaudi]

She was poetry, but he couldn’t read.”

[i-hold-the-snitch]

His name was jarred hes nineteen

[breathtakingdestinations]

New York City - New York - USA (by Several seconds) 

[ndiecity-deactivated20241101]

Thoughts on women

ive gotten better at dodging their acid attacks

[ndiecity-deactivated20241101]

[rosecrystal]

[bunjywunjy]

What is your favorite animal tidbit about the denizens of Lake Baikal?

actually my favorite thing about Baikal is the lake itself!

viewed from above, it looks like nothing particularly special. sure, it’s a big lake, but it doesn’t have the surface area of the Great Lakes or the Caspian Sea, right?

WRONG!

BOOM.

see, Lake Baikal really isn’t a lake at all, it’s a deep rent in the earth’s crust called a Rift Valley that just happened to get water in it. and the Baikal rift is one of the deepest and narrowest on earth, making this deceptively placid lake slightly over a MILE deep! that’s bonkers nutso.

like, you think the OCEAN is bad, just imagine being in a little fishing boat on this thing without realizing just how far away the bottom is....

[bigwordsandsharpedges]

Holy fucking shit

[hematite2]

That bitch has a quarter of the fresh water in the entire world?!

[whitmerule]

I notice you never answered the crucial first question, OP. What lives in it? What lives down in that lake?

[bunjywunjy]

congrats, you lucked out this time! because it’s

THEY

that dwell in the depths

[whitmerule]

THEY!

I love they!

[dankmemeuniversity]

[the-a-j-universe]

A fool, obviously.

[candiikismet]

IM SCREAMING

[lacetulle]

Dior | Fall/Winter 2014 Couture