Imperial

[imperialisticideas]

Is this thing still on? Maybe I should actually use this again or maybe turn it into a sex blog 😂

[imperialisticideas]

Black is beautiful thought I’d join…

[evooob]

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Don’t disrespect Halloween!

[jawn-wick]

bruh

[1-800-babybrat-deactivated20180]

the pennywise 😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭😭

[wolfflux]

Classic!

[kingshootah]

😭😭😭😭😭

[badlib-deactivated20210905]

Am I the only one who moves his head to the beat? Lmaooo these videos are gold

[quueenviii]

I love these !!!!

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[half-black-phillip]

I’m so mad because this worked

[niclasvonschedvin-blog]

[jessicahenwicks-deactivated2018]

Pastor mentioned you’re a computer at NASA. That’s pretty heady stuff. They let women handle that sort of thing?

[joshsundquist]

The day I met my solemate

[juelzsantanabandana]

Pure post

[nubbsgalore]

photos by juan oliphant of ocean ramsey, who notes, “it’s difficult to express the incredible joy and breathtaking emotion experienced locking eyes with a great white shark. watching the shark acknowledge and observe me, while i peacefully and calmly allowed it to swim towards me, and then experiencing it accepting my touch, allowing me to dorsal and tail ride.” 

but she says, “i’m not advising that people go out and just jump in to the water with white sharks or tigers or other large species, just as i wouldn’t recommend jumping into a yard with a strange dog. sharks do need to be respected as wild animals and appreciated for their role as top predators in the ocean ecosystem.”       

“my shark experiences have all been positive in part because while i know sharks are not mindless man eaters, i simultaneously have respect for their capabilities, a lot of experience interacting with animals and reading body language, behaviour, and i am comfortable with my own water abilities while also trusting my dive partner.      

“given the number of surfers and swimmers who frequent shark territory in low visibility often dressed in black wetsuits or floating on surfboards portraying a seal like silhouette, it is a huge testament to sharks sensory systems and intelligence that mistaken identity bites “attacks” are so rare.” 

[thekingofnuthin]

[573p5]

Milan, Italy - January 2017

[mayahan]

Creative Examples Of How To Fix Broken Stuff

[sadisticgames-deactivated201903]

Broken things are often the most beautiful. Just as I’ve found those who have been broken to be the most beautiful, the most caring, and the most brilliant.

[leonseff]

[julia-wanders]

[offtheocean-deactivated20191127]

Date someone who meets you half way. Date someone who brings you a glass a water when they get themselves one. Date someone who makes sure you don’t spend money on ridiculous things. Date someone your ex hates and your mom loves. Date someone who’d rather spend a Friday night watching movies, than out with 50 people they barely even talk to. Date someone who sleeps on your chest and leaves a little puddle of drool. Don’t date someone who makes you leave oceans of tears.

At the end of the day it’s the little things. (via offtheocean)

[sixpenceeeblog]

From the national geographic photo contest in 2011. This picture illustrates relativity. (Source)

[mushu--pork]

Wow.

[mitski-miyawakis]

every line is absolutely wild

[falconpunchyourmom]

My kind of marketing.

[jmonetx-deactivated20170804]

I think it was. That un-bolded font is aggressive as shit lol

[wired]

CHINA COVERS 3.6 million square miles, and most of the country’s 1.3 billion people fill its eastern half. But a building boom is pushing those urban centers westward, radically remaking the landscape. French photographer Julien Chatelin’s documents the transformation in his series China West.

SEE MORE: The frantic development devouring China’s natural world.