Panic Room

I really enjoy butts and all things I find beautiful

[perfectmesss]

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[redbelles]

Dirty Dancing (1987) dir. Emile Ardolino

“I can’t even do the merengue.” “See?” “Johnny, you’re a strong partner, you can lead anybody!” “But you heard her— she can’t even do the merengue! She can’t do it. She cannot do it.”

[turing-tested]

i say this with no exaggeration but seeing this in a childrens cartoon brought me to tears

[robertpattisons]

sums up 2020

[emmiryrai]

Photo http://ift.tt/2lKZtSv…… https://ift.tt/2W6rBlP… https://ift.tt/38O3woR

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[breathtakingdestinations]

Machapuchare - Nepal (by Phil Norton)  

[eyeofscottie]

[lace-deactivated]

honestly: watching netflix together, you’re naked on my lap, shamefully exposed, while I’m fully clothed, I lazily suck on your neck, kiss your shoulders and tease your ear with my teeth. One of my arms is wrapped around your waist to keep you in place, my other hand is busy between your legs but only with very slow, soft motions, not nearly enough to get you where you want to be. Every once in a while I speed it up and start whispering dirty words right into your ear in between some harder bites - and then I stop, whenever you’re almost, almost there

now imagine getting played like this for two or three episodes… or more

[winterswake]

💚🚼 Baby Yoda in THE MANDALORIAN ‘Sanctuary’ 💚🚼

[taylorswifh]

third day of italian quarantine: everything is closed, everyone is at home and so... WILD BOARS ARE IN MY TOWN WITH THEIR BABIES!!!! i’m laughing so hard

[dopo-magari-lo-cambio]

In my hometown a random horse appears.

[lastvalyrian]

There’s a horse. LOOSE. during QUARANTINE

[kedreeva]

There are monkeys, used to being fed by tourists, who are now coming into the city looking for food. Rival gangs of them are fighting over what food they can find.

The Nara deer, the ones who bow for their feed crackers, who would usually be fed by visitors to the park, are wandering out of the park and into strange places in search of food and, presumably, people.

In the absence of humans, animals are moving into spaces they were unable to get to before. Since humans are still around, this isn’t great, but it’s kind of neat to think that if all humans disappeared, animals would not take long to start returning.

[metal-ornin]

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[sailormoonandtheprettyguardians]

[disneyfolk]

[americasgreatoutdoors]

With overnight lows just creeping out of the below-zero range, spring won’t be coming to Lake Clark National Park and Preserve in Alaska for quite some time. Covering over 4 million acres, the park has two distinct climate areas: the coast and the interior. The coast is often foggy and wet, with an average annual rainfall of 40 to 80 inches. The interior averages only 17 to 26 inches, but often suffers temperatures as low as -40 degrees Fahrenheit. For the few winter visitors intrepid enough to face these conditions, the pristine solitude of this special place is something to behold. Photo by W. Hill, National Park Service.

[perfectmesss]

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