for samantha, wherever i may find her

👽 bronwyn / 23 / bi👽 a UFO party

[charl0ttan]

going for a proto-walk

[dugaodna]

going for an avantgarde speculative walk which subverts the genre

[scrunghole]

doing a walk-like

[flowerbleedme]

incorporating walk elements into my run while still retaining its original classic feel

[rn-deliabusby]

flickr

[gravitysgone-deactivated2025110]

Raven Steals the Sun a glass collaboration sculpture by Tlingit artist Preston Singletary and David Franklin.

[pettyartist]

Oh hey!! I've seen this sculpture in person before!

This picture is from 2008. I believe it was during a visit to one of the Smithsonian museums (I'm so sorry I was a freshman in college and do not remember WHICH one) and I remember looking up at it and being mesmerized by the light and the color and the shapes. (And I still am! It's why I have this still saved on my computer after 17 years haha) Beautiful piece~

[depsidase]

[foolcrum57]

found this pic on facebook marketplace thats unintentionally up my alley

[xanaxfarts]

me when im waiting

[xanaxfarts]

Assortment of SpongeBob SquarePants episode title cards (1999)

[simon-and-garfunkalien]

annual back on tumblr® time bc i get my hair cut tomorrow and for the first time in 10 years i am considering bangs again

[siren-crown]

Fox Mulder you gotta stop. You have too much cryptic knowledge. Your profiles too tough. Your theories too different. Your partner too bad. They'll shut down the X-Files.

[slayerbuffy]

The X-Files 1.12 | "Fire"

[memewhore]

[cicispizza]

[deanwinchesterapologist]

i want so badly to be more offline but alas the siren call of images

[cptnbeefheart]

literally id rather be a sparrow than a snail 😭

[deadmotelsusa]

The Cheese House was a small chain of shops that opened in New England in the 1960s. Only a handful of the original round structures still remain and only one (located in Wells, Maine) still looks like cheese.

[bloglikeanegyptian]

award-winning palestinian children's illustrator baraa awoor writes:

"what use is it to be an illustrator of children's books when the world has sentenced the children of your country to the death penalty, to vanish, to genocide?"

some of baraa's illustrations:

this is an illustration for youssef, whose mother is remembered running desperately into the hospital asking if anyone had seen a "small white boy with beautiful curly hair, his name is youssef," a description which was remembered by millions when she finally identified his body:

this illustration is for young omar, who was hugging his little brother and teaching him how to repeat the shahada after him (a prayer spoken by muslims before their death) as he lay on his hospital bed:

"we want a new year that doesn't kill us or our children, we want it a year without blood, without screaming, without pain, we want a new attempt to get our lives back, or something that resembled our life, even if life is a lie we still cling to it, return life to us—a new year's card unlike any other year:"

[bloglikeanegyptian]

baraa is currently fundraising to get her family of 12 out of gaza. she is a friend of mine and this is a reputable fundraiser, so please donate if you can. the egyptian government is currently charging upwards of 5,000 USD per person to get to cairo through the rafah border:

Help Artist Baraa and her Family in Gaza, organized by Baraa Awoor

I urgently reach out to you in a time of crisis. My family, consisting of twelve… Baraa Awoor needs your support for Help Artist Baraa and

[magnus-rhymes-with-swagness]

$76,618 / $100,000 goal

NO DONATIONS IN 2 WHOLE DAYS - let's fix this please!!

[gibbearish]

love when ppl defend the aggressive monetization of the internet with "what, do you just expect it to be free and them not make a profit???" like. yeah that would be really nice actually i would love that:)! thanks for asking

[lgbtee]

Also like. It used to be like that. I think some people forget we had a relatively ad-free internet.

[fangsup-cobrastyle]

Not only was the internet mostly ad-free, but online ads were almost always presumed to be scams. We would specifically install pop-up blockers because we were so distrusting of ads. Even if they weren't straight up malware, we didn't want people trying to get our money and our data (which is the point of legitimate ads). When did we stop caring?

[vaspider]

A lot of the backbone of the internet used to belong to educational institutions and governments.

Now, most of it belongs to companies.

If we want the internet to get back to being free? It needs to be viewed as a public resource and paid for by taxes.

This is a great idea btw and should happen.