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rastapa

^_^

neloxy

beetlebubba

Idk making personal referencess by just drawing them from memory so they look a lil less forced into my style 😭

thataudio

Liliya sketch. More to come..

gebo4482

The Oustlast Trials by Hugo Richard

thesadtadpole

Me when the obviously doomed character doesn't get a happy ending

dunmertitty

pururin

this video looks so funny, cause im sure there's a proper reason but its like that 1 meme where its 'thing' and 'thing japan'

pururin

so it turns out the method involves planting multiple plants and fungi and flowers and trees together rather than spreading them out, this forces them to compete for light and resources more aggressively and grow in a much quicker time than just the standard method of planting 1 tree per cubic meter, the reason its Japanese is because of a botanist called Akira Miyawaki who invented the method after studying how the forest works near him, but this method can be used world wide, the picture above is how the trees and plants look on each side after 3 years when they were planted the same time

stupot

i feel like we're remiss not to tell The Columbo Fan Website (Tumblr) about the episode of Lupin III that features Detective Columbo's cool skateboarding son--that he apparently has--named Boronco

sarksarkos

Funny thing, because of how Japanese romanization works, "Boronko" could be translated (or re-translated, if we assume it's a Japanese pronunciation of a western name) in several different ways. Boronco is one, or it could be Bronco, Boronk, Bolonco, or

Blanc

Benoit Blanc is secretly Columbo's Anime Skateboard Son and I have the evidence right here and they're trying to keep me quiet but in this essay I will

kostyanoy

arabbara

R.I.P. The 2976 American people that lost their lives on 9/11 and R.I.P. the 48,644 Afghan and 1,690,903 Iraqi and 35000 Pakistani people that paid the ultimate price for a crime they did not commit

gentlerainmorninghush

A 10-year update to this post:

R.I.P. to the more than 4,500,000 people of Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, Yemen, and Syria, who have lost their lives as a result of American occupation.