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tofuvi

summer soda.

reihunt

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the Gaming keys……….do t even think about looking at this post if ur not a gamer

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i just fuckinf noticed they switched the d and the s’s places what the…fuck?

coratorium

its because the d stands for down and the s stands for sideways…. this is clearly how it was meant to be all along

bace-jeleren

W for “wupwards”

benjaminbreeg

a is for “am going left”

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A hummingbird thought a man’s orange hat was a flower [x]

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I like how the bird actually stopped to contemplate the weird flower for a bit

lindzem

Purest little bird~

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binka dinka dinka dinkada dinkada dinkada dink DINK

figmas

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what I actually mean when I send the kissy face emoji

avfwdrugec

Gentle reminder that the human eye is naturally drawn by noise and movement, so the next time you walk into a crowd or a bit late into a lecture or something like that, they’re not staring at you or judging; it’s just an instinctive reaction that has nothing to do with you doing anything wrong.

amymaymusings

This really helps my anxiety.

pixelartus

Disney Princesses as Pokemon Trainers

Pixel Artist: Bruno Moraes

Source: bbrunomoraes.deviantart.com / bbrunomoraes.tumblr.com

sixpenceee

Sand cats are the Peter Pan of felines: they retain a kitten-like appearance their whole lives, giving the impression that they never grow up. Although they live in the desert Areas of North Africa, Arabia, Central Asia, and Pakistan, they are considered near threatened due to the illegal pet trade and sport hunting.

These cats are well adapted to their harsh environment. They can survive in temperatures between −5 °C (23 °F) to 52 °C (126 °F) and are able to survive for months on the water in their food. Unfortunately, a recent study indicated that only 61% of sand cats born in captivity live to day 30, primarily due to maternal neglect; they are also prone to various respiratory illnesses which makes them unsuitable as pets. (Source)