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Keni
Origami Around
Andulka
One Nice Bug Per Day
#extradirty
Peter Solarz
AnasAbdin
Sade Olutola
if i look back, i am lost
Cosimo Galluzzi
NASA
Today's Document
Monterey Bay Aquarium
almost home
⁂
Game of Thrones Daily
will byers stan first human second
Alisa U Zemlji Chuda
Kiana Khansmith
seen from Iraq
seen from Bangladesh
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
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seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Australia
seen from United States
seen from Malaysia
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United Kingdom
seen from Jordan
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seen from Germany
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@rioleea
We call ships ‘she.’ We call our war machines ‘women.’ We compare women to black widows and vipers. And you’re going to tell me it’s not ‘lady-like’ to scream, to take up space, to fight and demand respect and do whatever the hell I want. You’ve looked at nuclear bombs and been so in awe that you could only name them after women. Don’t try to down-play my power.
I want to frame this and put it next to my computer.
THIS IS SERIOUSLY A SALAD DRESSING COMMERCIAL
WHAT ARE YOU REALLY TRYING TO SELL
equal sexual representation between both genders on tv
i will reblog this over and over until my fingers bleed from reblogging
Lets get zesty
IS THIS WHAT IT’S LIKE FOR MEN TO SEE COMMERCIALS ALL THE TIME?
I’M HONESTLY MOSTLY EXCITED BECAUSE HE IS COOKING
Jack Skelington
"She wiped the black spilling from her eyelashes onto her cheek, and in that moment, I wanted, I needed, for magic to exist. I wanted to peel back her lonely skin and feel her sadness stare straight into the blue inside my eyes. I wanted and I needed it to know, that I, I loved her too, and my God I, I would fight for her." - christopher poindexter
male cashier: you’re too pretty to be wearing all that eye makeup.
me: you’re too irrelevant to be commenting on my appearance.
Drunk in Love
The kind of love that seems impenetrable and a force to be reckoned with is the most exhilarating one you can hope to find.
The kind of love where your hearts pound as one, that you only have to look at him through your peripherals to know he's grinning right back.
The kind of love where you cuddle and hold one another with meaning and purpose, that you're their anchor to land of the living.
The kind of love that makes your tiny bubble of a world tolerable.
The kind of love I hope all of you find, where friendship and romance link hands and dance drunken steps together, until you finally wobble to the epiphany of ecstasy.
Reblog for T H E S K E L E T O N W A R
ignore and keep scrolling for the fuckboys
I want to enlist, but what if I’m
unarmed?
yeah I think I need to get my
head in the game
bop to the top of T H E S K E L E T O N D R A F T
WHAT TEAM
fun date idea: pay for my tattoo
Game of Thrones + Cards Against Humanity (part 1/?)
THE CAT RETURNED THE KISS
THE CAT RETURNED THE KISS
OH MY GOD
best gif on the internet
pls do
I was re-reading Jaws and found something interesting.
twas foretold
BY ANY OTHER NAME
What’s so funny about this? We haven’t had a limerick in quite a while and this one’s a doozy. It follows the rules of limerick construction as far as meter, rhyme and length of line, but it’s unique in that to a listener it could sound as if the same word were being used to rhyme all five lines. In fact that word it does have the same phonemes however it’s actually five different words, three of which are spelled the same and two of which are also spelled the same. There are two groups of homonyms here, one group with three words and the other group with two, and ALL five words are homophones, making it pretty special. You could almost call it a bouquet of roses. The first homonym is “Rose”, spelled r-o-s-e. “Rose” is the name of a girl. Notice that for the sake of meter or timing of the first line, the word “by” is omitted. The second “rose” is the past tense of “rise.” The last “rose” is the red flower. The other homonym is “rows” spelled r-o-w-s. As a noun, a row can mean an aisle, a space where things are in line. It can also be a horizontal line of some things. The second “rows” is a third person singular verb, meaning to power a small rowboat by means of oars. So we have a young lady, Rose, who rises without looking down. We learn that she rising from a rowboat that is powered by her rowing. The narrator is obviously smitten with this young lady and has given her a rose flower. And THAT’s what’s so funny and sweet.
PODCAST - https://audioboo.fm/boos/2491707-by-any-other-name
THIS WAS A CHILDRENS MOVIE
A CHILDRENS BIBLE MOVIE
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Amen
FUN FACT: in hebrew, “feet” is a euphemism for genitals.
so if you ever see “washing feet” in the bible, it, uh. yeah.
(source is my old bible class textbook which i don’t have on me anymore :( )
HOLY SHIT WHAT
I MEAN CORRECT ME IF IM WRONG BUT I SWEAR TO GOD I REMEMBER READING A STORY IN THE BIBLE WHERE JESUS CLEANED THE ‘FEET’ OF A LADY PROSTITUTE INFRONT OF HIS TWELVE DISCIPLES WHO GOT SERIOUSLY GROSSED OUT. THEM GETTING REALLY SUPER GROSSED OUT BY THAT NEVER MADE SENSE TO ME UNTIL NOW.
JESUS CHRIST JESUS.
YOU NASTY.
#WHAT ARE YOU SUPPOSED TO DO WHEN JESUS IS THE ONE WHO NEEDS JESUS
THAT HASHTAG I”m—-—
…..UHM k.
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