No Matter Where You Go, There You Are

Random thoughts, games I am playing and who knows what else! (I am an adult and yes, I still play video games including ACNL) 99.99999% reblogs (I follow so many awesome blogs and I just cannot help myself 👻)

[megatownac]

Wait, seriously? She’s that pumped about a guy who shows up every week?

There’s gotta be way more to this than I know about.

[nearlyisms]

Today's announcements.

[spidaerman]

To all my black followers and friends, stay safe.

Also, I would like to add that black lives have always mattered, will always matter.

It’s awful that we even have to say that because it should be a given. However, we need to say it loud and clear for the racists.

We cannot be silent. 

[exploringmoonfall]

Autumn vibes.  🍂

[autumn-h0llows]

[wallacelovesyou]

He dreams.

[awesome-picz]

Chameleon Babies That Will Make You Fall In Love With Lizards.

[one-last-puku]

Nina!!? Were you reincarnated as a chameleon??

[mayordei]

burning the midnight oil 🌙

[omochi-ac]

🕯🍯🔑🧹🎃

[bluebirdcrossing]

[animalcrossingnewleaflife]

Animal Crossing New Horizons exhibition at the Nintendo Live 2019 event! Photo's all made by: @SOHJUN19 on Twitter!

[hope4gem]

You did it. You got through another day.

[wild-world]

[dinodorks]

A 40-Year Old Specimen Just Turned Out to Be a Totally New Dinosaur Species

Sometimes the discovery of a new dinosaur species doesn't require an extensive archaeological dig – it just needs a closer analysis of the dino bones already sitting in the collection of a university.

“The new species, now named “grey skull” in the South African Xhosa language, had originally been categorised as a slightly odd specimen of Massospondylus carinatus, one of many items in the Evolutionary Studies Institute (ESI) collection at the University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa.

More than 40 years after the remains were found, experts have now come to the conclusion that these bones don’t belong to M. carinatus at all. Detailed computed tomography or CT scans have revealed key differences between the species.

(Art by: Nobu Tamura)

“This is a new dinosaur that has been hiding in plain sight,” says palaeontologist Paul Barrett from the Natural History Museum in London.

“The specimen has been in the collections in Johannesburg for about 30 years, and lots of other scientists have already looked at it. But they all thought that it was simply an odd example of Massospondylus.”

One of the noted abnormalities of the preserved dino bones had previously been put down to a deformed skull, but the latest study showed no signs of breaking or twisting – this is a skull from a different species, not a deformed one.”

[bluebirdcrossing]

[chubbycattumbling]

Hades and Odin, 2 very good and very fluffy boys

They are 9months old brothers, I adopted them about a month ago ❤️they are the best, and they actually demand belly rubs 😁 @hadesandodin

[sparklingsunsetkiss]

Our bunny “Schnuff” :)