The saying “one man’s junk is another man’s treasure” takes on a whole new meaning in the gay community

Andulka
Noah Kahan
The Bowery Presents

oozey mess

if i look back, i am lost
Mike Driver

bliss lane
ojovivo

roma★
Aqua Utopia|海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
Claire Keane
Doug Jones
Sweet Seals For You, Always
NASA

@theartofmadeline
Today's Document
Misplaced Lens Cap
KIROKAZE
noise dept.

gracie abrams
seen from Venezuela

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seen from Germany
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The saying “one man’s junk is another man’s treasure” takes on a whole new meaning in the gay community
みたらしさんのツイート: “奈良の鹿は外国人にはウェーイなのに、日本人には冷たいってほんとうですか? https://t.co/FvgXZ0q5Ku”
When you see pictures of the Chernobyl disaster and it’s aftermath, one notable aspect present in all of them is the ventilation stack that served both the destroyed reactor 4 and the adjacent reactor 3, which actually kept the stack operational until 2000.
But what most of them fail to convey is just how massive that structure really is!
75.5 meters (247.7 feet) in height, and 9 meters (29.5 feet) in diameter, made up of 7 sections weighing a total of 330 metric tonnes, a true beast in it’s own right.
Having survived both the explosion of the reactor, the liquidation - the clean up - of the reactor 4, and finally, the construction of the Sarcophagus, the structure built by liquidators and biorobots to contain the destroyed reactor, it was finally dismantled in 2013 to allow the installation of the New Safe Confinement, the replacement of the Sarcophagus, intended to last at least 100 years.
The stack you see being a smaller replacement.
me: *studies for 5 minutes and rests for 25* me: reverse pomodoro technique haha
what it eat
Cake
🍑🍑🍑
@defibforvfib gets me
PSA
-theres a succulent species called Conophytum burgeri
-it looks like a lump
-when it flowers it looks like this:
-its native to south africa and is endangered
-you can read more about it in a book called Dumpling and his wife (??????)
-that is all
@homotologist @bettykthe21stcenturypinup I found y'all some pokemon.
Couple things about these
One: they look amazing and that bloom is top notch!
Two: I would love to own them and add them to my little collection of rare/uncommon plants that I hope to continue to grow over this year. Really wish I owned my own home so I could build me a greenhouse. 😍
i drew a pigeon on ms paint when my internet stopped working do you guys like it
i drew pigeon some papaya to eat
I drew pigeon a friend
he brings kiwi
crow brings a single cherry to the party because it was so last minute and this is all he had in his nest
robin was going to bring a slice of bread that she found in the park but she ate it on the way there
can greg come too?
this dog getting washed with bouncy music in the background is like a genre of its own
I needed this more than I care to admit
THIS!!! IS SO!!!! GOOD!!!!!!!!!!
Cats Using Dogs as Pillows (see 15 more)
I support this motion 10000% ^^
Aw, aw this was so sweet. I thought it was going to be another jump scare but instead it was just lovely.
more wholesome vines in 2016 please
i really needed this today, so for anyone else who might
Thanks I needed this also. I’ll pass it on
Just the Rock blessing your feed
Thanks, Mr. The Rock.
Something good in this world…
This Beautiful Planetarium Watch Puts the Solar System on Your Wrist
Good news everyone! This watch is $210k. I know this because I asked and for some reason was expecting a more reasonable number.
“Greetings, humans. Anything we can help with?” (via hilarious.ted)