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Rainy City Roller Derby and Dogs 🐶

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😍

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Haven't posted a photo in forever

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Buddah Cats - KyleKahotek (Imgur)

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I didn’t know I needed this until now.

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Adorable

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😊

[alexstrangler]

#Rilakkuma mermaid on Taylor

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Thank you, @kaycejones! #pusheen

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Harmstrong took part in the Rainy City Roller Girls cherry popper game at the weekend and few of our league members went along to cheer her on and give her the full WWRD support.

Harmstrong was a force to be reckoned with, one of her moments of excellence saw her skating one-footed around the apex of turn two, slipping passed all 4 blockers of the opposing team before quickly calling off the jam, denying the opposing jammer any points. 

She showed us strength, resilience and determination on many occasions… As part of a 2 wall on a power jam to the opposing team, managing to contain and slow down the jammer from racking up the points. Knocking the jammer to the outside and quickly recycling her backwards from the pack. Being repeatedly knocked over during one particularly arduous jam, but always getting back up and continuing to push on through the pack.

During the second half of the game, the MC announced what we were all thinking, “Harmstrong showing us all exactly why she is a double threat!”.

Harmstrong demonstrated great awareness on track and her skating skills were totally on point. She served up some beautiful assists for her jammer, at times delivering offence and defence in the same jam, proving herself a valuable part of Team Black. 

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:p

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I NEVER WANT THIS POST TO END

[theilllestvillain]

SAME

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the second pic of the elephant and dog though. holy crap that’s graceful

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Adorable

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WHEN SOMEONE SAYS SCRIMMAGES ARE "JUST FOR FUN."

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Whips on tour - Team England Sur5al edition! Dany Stormborn & Lula Doom travelled to Birmingham to play alongside Ella Storey and Trisha Smackanawa!

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[renjin-chan]

his nose is so pink in the first picture! 

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Black Leopard’s Reaction When He Sees His Favorite Zoo Keeper

[dinolich]

what a baby

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I Love Animals

[awkwardsituationist]

jim and jamie dutcher, determined to show “the hidden life of wolves”, lived for six years with a pack of wolves in the idaho wilderness of yellowstone. they came to know wolves as complex, highly intelligent animals with distinct individual personalities, who are caring, playful and above devoted to family.

"only a select few other species exhibit these same traits so clearly," they note. "they are capable of not only emotion but also real compassion. this is the view of the wolf that we want to share. …it is an animal that cares for its sick and desperately needs to be part of something bigger than itself - the pack. the bond a wolf has to its pack is certainly as strong as the bond a human being has to his or her family."

they add, “rarely did two wolves pass each other without playfully rubbing shoulders together or exchanging a brief lick. so often we would see two wolves relaxing together, curled up beside each other.” the dutchers also recount wolf behavior rarely documented: grief at the death of a pack mate; excitement over the birth of pups; and the shared role of raising young pack members.

but as the wolves struggle to reestablish their foothold in the american west, their public demonetization continues.  say the dutchers, “as we see wolves, once again, being shot, trapped and poisoned, we recognize that our unique experience, living with wolves, is unlikely to ever happen again, and for that reason we feel that we have an obligation to share the lives of these wolves we with the widest audience possible.”

it’s not just the wolves at stake, but the entire yellowstone ecosystem. wolves keep the elk gene pool strong (no other predator does this); they redistribute elk herds, allowing vegetation to recover along rivers and streams, which provides food for beavers; and they keep the number of coyotes in check, which helps to maintain populations of rodents, antelopes and birds of prey. 

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Video: Angry Dogs in Cute Costumes

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Hahaha