‘L ‘appel du vide

[butyoutoldmeiwasfunny]

[everythingfox]

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[cranberrycapers]

[ampervadasz]

[tits-n-trix]

Boys will absolutely destroy their living space for a joke and I’m glad they take the time to film it

[hypothetical-menace]

how could you leave this in the replies

[runby2]

[passioninblue]

no

[kadethecat]

[runby2]

Just so you all know, my tumblr glitched egregiously so now every time someone reblogs this from me, tumblr takes me off of my dashboard or search results and forces me to see this post again

[runby2]

WHY DID SOMEONE ADD AN INCINERATOR ????

[greenoniongang]

[splinterfree]

celery tastes like this picture

[politijohn]

[thedoubteriswise]

every time I see something marketed as an eco-friendly replacement for something that you could simply not replace I can feel my face melting off. buying a new sustainably-harvested wooden soap dish from the zero waste kitchen utensil company that buys carbon offset credits is nice and all, but it's not better for the environment than continuing to use the one from target that you already have. we can't consume our way outta this one boys

[can0n-fodder]

Also, just buy a used one. Nothing new can ever be more environmentally friendly than a thing that does the same job made in 1992 that you get at the thrift store for $0.75

[aeschylus-stan-account]

Today in Amusing Middle English, I came across an adjective meaning “noble” or “lovely” or “beautiful”. It can also mean, in various contexts, “graceful,” “lush,” “splendid,” “mirthful,” or “majestic”.

The adjective in question is “wlonk”.

[movedineedthename-deactivated20]

don’t you dare hide this in the tags

[sosuperawesome]

Eliienkind on Instagram / Etsy

[dankmemeuniversity]

[bob-belcher]

[phalms]

where is the lie

[dulect]

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