A Broken Typewriter

If you came for lots of quality original content, you are in the wrong place, my dude.

[wolfziedraws]

Study group

(Click for quality)

[dealunart]

Aragorn study

Been rewatching LotR lately and I couldn’t resist

[gameraboy2]

Lucy Lawless behind the scenes on Xena: Warrior Princess (1995)

[autisticexpression]

Imagine being the coolest person alive

[iingezo]

Montoya for @tiddiechamp !

[fancysmudges]

Concept: A witch cat that’s too fat to fly

[swordsintheforest]

Awwwww

[teatops]

I am on the verge of tears please watch this

[fernacular]

The four characters in RDR2 I most wanted to give a lil smooch 

Red dead one got a non-canon zombie dlc im just saying rdr2 dating sim dlc when

[peashooter85]

Silver mounted sword, Vietnam, circa 1880

from Czerny's International Auction House

[iingezo]

Corsica for @twinnaj !

[hajizomenoise]

[kaylakillingtime]

It takes a village.

[scribblingsorsomething]

The Egyptian goddess Bastet. Drawn for Creatuanary.

[fawnduu]

The Cowboy Gender

[iovitus]

four types of cowboy (which one are you?) (look out for these as stickers in my shop soon ✨ )

[rudyred34]

I yeehawed my way right down the horse girl to trans cowboy pipeline.

[setfiretothefiends-deactivated2]

“The remains of three Paleolithic dogs, including one with a mammoth bone in its mouth, have been unearthed at Predmosti in the Czech Republic, according to a new Journal of Archaeological Science paper.

The remains indicate what life was like for these prehistoric dogs in this region, and how humans viewed canines. The dogs appear to have often sunk their teeth into meaty mammoth bones. These weren’t just mammoth in terms of size, but came from actual mammoths.

In the case of the dog found with the bone in its mouth, the researchers believe a human inserted it there after death.”

Do you guys even know what this means… It means that someone cared enough about this dog, and knew it’s love for mammoth bones, that upon the dogs death, the human placed a bone in the canines mouth because they wanted it to take the bone with them in the afterlife. I love knowing that humans have always been like this because I’ve been burying stuffed animals with my passed pets since I was a kid

[palaeosinensis]

We really are not so different from any human ever. 30,000 years ago we were making art. 20,000 years ago we grieved our pets. I don't think the ancient world was a magical paradise...but it was what we evolved to survive in. And I think it's a useful lens for determining what's important to thriving as a human animal. We need art. And we need love. The vessel of that love is not particularly important.

[alpine-zrooooooo]

“Keep your heads down.”

Speedpaint: https://youtu.be/FCe7gswjQvY

[movedaccountsbitchesss-deactiva]

Supergiant Games dropping the Hades 2 reveal trailer

[rudyred34]

[birds-and-friends]

Full Video: Riekko mukana hiihtoreissulla, Tolkuton Willow ptarmigan included in ski trip

[comixextra]

For the love of god, PLEASE UNMUTE!!!

[bombcollar]

ptarmigan: [in a deep, croaking voice] awow awow awow awow awow awow awow. awow. awow. awow… awow… bup bup bup bup bup bup. pow. pow. pow.

[creaturetooth]

Eyebrows,,,,,,,,,,,,,…….