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the official Nick fb page made this

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this is the first time I’ve seen a company Facebook page use a meme correctly

[whattrash]

They’re evolving

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Let’s just talk about Wednesday’s perfect “not giving a fuck” attitude because it’s marvelous.

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look at this card

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i really don’t want a popular post please i just wanted you guys to LOOK at the card

[escapekit]

Huskies on water

Russian photographer Fox Grom on his recent walk with his dogs has captured a beautiful series of photos. He discovered a frozen lake covered with rainwater that created the illusion of the dogs walking on water. The end results are stunning, the way the water blends with the sky is unlike anything I’ve ever seen. 

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[refinery29]

[am-i-pop-punk-yet]

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[saraglassaudio]

Marvel’s Jessica Jones has four principal male characters, and they each demonstrate familiar facets of masculine tropes: the controlling monster, the dark berserker in disguise, the compassionate nurturer, and the romantic protector. There are good men and bad men in Jessica Jones, but the show’s slow-revealing pace means that the audience experiences what is the daily reality for most women: you can’t always tell a good man from a bad man at first sight, and rolling that dice can get you killed.

PopInsomniacs, Good Men and Bad Men: Masculinity In Marvel’s ‘Jessica Jones’ (via saralinnweir)

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Cookie Ceral Marshmallow Treats

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Free him

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