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beardedmrbean

What a good dad

beemovieerotica

LMAO????

reckless-glitch

ramblingandpie

[Video description: Gritty is turning the crank on a flagpole to raise the Progress Pride Flag. He gesticulates angrily that the flag is not blowing in the wind, then gestures offscreen. The flag begins blowing. As Gritty begins raising the flag more, the camera pans out to show a man in a suit and sunglasses, looking like a stern Secret Service agent, is holding a leafblower that points at the flag. End description.]

la-venere

nothing sexier than that picture with the italian players on top of eachother after the win and the english ones going through the 5 stages of grief in the back

la-venere

THIS ONE

phthalooo

i can see it

hamster-is-tired

ITALIAN MANWHORE SUMMER

icarus-died-laughing

always reblog italian manwhore summer

jollyfurydragonballer

woman-becomer

IT'S TIME TO FLOP IN THE SLOP

sayhelloanimalfriends

no music 🎧

vitrified-vitriol-deactivated20

Thank you for the no music note. Animal frolicking noises

arrowheadedbitch

I was NOT expecting him to SCREAM

littlealienproducts

Handmade knit Curlew by SonglarkStudio

fishyfishyfishtimes

Perhaps one of the biggest fish tragedies of all time is that tunas, the large, fast, powerful apex predators of the open ocean that have evolved to be perfectly hydrodynamic thanks to millions of years of evolution, with fins that can be retracted into grooves in the body for maximum smoothness, which can heat up their swimming muscles and brains and eyes to become even more efficient hunters, who are in fact several species of fish, the largest of which (Atlantic bluefin) can reach four meters in length and rivals the marlins in being the largest perciform fish.....

....are just kinda known as a food item by most people. Like cod, this animal should be a symbol of raw power and speed, not fish dinner time

fishyfishyfishtimes

Yeah !! I don't think it's all too fair to the tuna that the eating thing is what they're known for first and foremost, most of the time the only thing they're known for. I mean, people eat horses, but horses are also known for lots of other things, they are a symbol of agility and speed and strength, and they're known for being used for work and for leisure, and sometimes they're fragile and anxious. People eat reindeer but there's also the Santa Claus aspect and major cultural aspects. Similarly the tuna simply deserves more than what she's getting </3 A deadly angel of the ocean and her capabilities are underestimated time and time again.

Oh and you're welcome, I love talking about fish :)

c3rvida3

There's a lot going on here.

biblical-idiot

I work at lush and these little bitches come all naked in a big box and we have to put their blankies on one at a time

c3rvida3

Happy belated Mother's Day to all of the Lush employees swaddling extraterrestrial fetuses in the soap nursery. I hope you have the lemon-scented adventure of a lifetime.

mf-dude

blurds

A whippoorwill from Nebraska Wildlife Rehab's instagram. They are responsible for the music.

everythingfox

The bell

nsync-bi-bi-bi

sacramentohistorymuseum

This video goes out to all the Alex’s out there because April 21st is apparently National Alex Day! For today, Alex and Alex did some letterpress printing as they are the Alex’s who work at the Sacramento History Museum.

What they printed was “Alex” in 60 point Caslon font. The two pointing hands, also typographically called fists or manicules, are pointing at the Alex’s. The manicule on the left is a hand carved woodcut, made roughly 130 years ago, is from the Lewis Winter Collection. The one on the right was made in the 1930s and is from the Bill Gaylord Collection. This was printed with green rubber base ink using our Washington hand press.