LOVE YA, BRUH

love life. love eachother. have faith

[oomles]

*sighs and brings out this image for the millionth tine*

[yeahiwasintheshit]

*sighs and brings out this picture for the millionth time*

[thesassyducks]

These ten ducklings were found orphaned and they were brought to a pet duck called Stella who had just hatched nine of her own two weeks prior. She immediately claimed the ten as her own. 

via @thesassyducks​ instagram

(Source)

[kindness-and-sunshine]

she released those babies like a ramen flavour packet

[kelssiel]

love how stella swims over like “oh shit i must’ve misplaced these ten whole babies!”

[azzandra]

Love how the li’l ramen flavor packets swim over like ‘oh shit that must be mom, she’s mom-shaped’

[lurlur]

[flipocrite]

found-family speedrun

[scrubjayspeaks]

New offspring just dropped.

[highlandvalley]

[insomniac-arrest]

Good news everyone! The first ever bloodhound has won best in show.

Look at him. His name is Trumpet.

[netherworldpost]

[thoughtportal]

general relativity for babies

[thelittleblackfox]

babies? Hell, I’m an adult this is the clearest and most understandable explaination I’ve ever seen. This book is for anyone

[justpastryvideos]

x

[osheamobile]

I TOLD YOU WHEN THE FUCKING CHOCOLATE GUY GOT ACCESS TO A LASER CUTTER HE WOULD BECOME TOO POWERFUL

[bluef00t]

Tobey Maguire Spider-Man "it's a hard knock life" fancam hours

[boastmalone]

How does it feel to have conceptualized the perfect Spider-Man trailer op

[oracleocelot]

[honeylemony]

[honeylemony]

[super-sootica]

Pros and Cons of making things

Pro: Thing

Con: Make

[alphagodith]

you summed up the struggle of all creators ever so nicely

[funnytwittertweets]

[amateur]

[boo-topia]

Sidewalk chalk is an underrated medium

[rumplefuckingstiltzkin]

A sidewalk-chalk platypus?

[floreuce]

[rumplefuckingstiltzkin]

Perry the Sidewalk-chalk Platypus!?

[netflixandnudez]

[realifezompire]

there are many benefits to being a Naval Salior

it used to be pretty common for there to be cats on boats. they'd take care of any rodents who would chew on ropes or wires and spread diseases. sailors were also superstitious and believed that having a cat aboard would bring good luck! this belief passed on to their wives, who kept cats - especially black ones who were believed to be extra lucky - at home in order to keep their husbands safe when at sea.

another popular superstition? that if a cat came aboard it was a sign of luck, but if it only boarded halfway and then left, it was a sign of bad luck.

most ship's cats are only found in modern times on private vessels, but they have roots going back to early history. one such example is the Vikings, who took cats with them on expeditions.

Sources: Ship's Cats, @Manglewood

[threethousandyearsago-deactivat]

*deletes personal post* rule 1 of tumblr never show weakness

[astronomical-bagel]

unless its for the bit

[threethousandyearsago-deactivat]

unless its for the bit.

[homunculus-argument]

this emerged in my head when I was trying to drive

[oldblankcanv-deactivated2022011]

May I propose the fill ins?

[rat-in-impossible-location]

#i am undiagnosing myself with 'adhd' and rediagnosing myself with 'cursed by wizard'