Gone somewhere...

forests and trees spawn fungus and dreams

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[aurevoir-mes-amis-deactivated20]

why are people even questioning obesity in america

[merlinsbearditsthedoctor]

why is your tea liquidised?

[american-auror-story]

….. Where exactly do you live that the tea isn’t liquid?!?

[merlinsbearditsthedoctor]

ENGLAND. WHERE IT IS IN A BAG AND YOU MAKE IT YOURSELF.

like what do you do with already liquid tea? Microwave it?

[asmallvillageincanada]

No it’s sweet tea you drink it cold

[abbysrwk-deactivated20140508]

WHO DRINKS COLD TEA???

[randomthingieshere]

HAVE YOU NEVER HAD ICED/SWEET TEA BEFORE?!?

[prouwu-deactivated20190721]

so i reblogged this from a british person and i’ve been laughing at their tags for 600 years

[cloudyobsession]

England, you stole tea from China.  You’ve had it a mere 4 centuries compared to their 30+.  Don’t play like you’re some kind of authority.

[starkinglyhandsome-deactivated2]

[skeletons ooh-ing]

[saveoursestras]

Shots fired. World War Tea has officially begun.

[myfriendscallmemaury]

#INTO THE HARBOR

[theanimangagirl]

[prettyboyshyflizzy]

Englad doesn’t own anything

[dad-monster-deactivated20171222]

except that time we owned most of the world

[dangerbooze]

[that-artgirl-deactivated2019081]

If I stop reblogging this, I’ve gone to the other side.

[navybluenestea-deactivated20191]

I have only seen this legendary post in screenshots, so today is a blessed day.

[phlying-squirrel]

HAH

BOSTON TEA PARTY PART 2

[vampire-spit]

HOLY HELL I FOUND IT

[lilzodiac]

And this is why I love Tumblr

[dmzenog]

Drinking cold tea is like drinking cold hot chocolate. Sure, you *can* do it, but you *really shouldn’t*

[brownirisandcurls-deactivated20]

Behold concerned Brit. Chocolate Milk

[sebsticles]

I only see this on pinterest omg….

[alwaystiredheaux]

OMFG

@riverwriter

[joonscupid]

BEHOLD THE GREATEST TUMBLR POST

[siriusly-fuck-off]

“world war tea” is the best play on words i’ve heard in weeks

[inifitywar]

this post is a wild ride from start to finish

[midnight-spectrum-again]

@a-fools-love @qackydontus @wanderer-chronicles @secretly-shoto-todoroki @secretly-izuku-midoriya @secretly-katsuki-bakugo

Cold tea va hot tea, thoughts?

[becausewedefinetheworld]

omg it’s on my dash again

[daddydom-ddlg]

living in both America and England this is priceless. 😂😂😂

[journeythroughthesunflowers-dea]

Being from the south, where sweet tea is a bloodline but also loving hot tea and knowing that tea is also a meal in the UK, this post is epic!!

[gleanperspective]

The Goosenecks - UT

Greg Brunson

[4gifs]

[raserus]

LIL BABBY

U CANT SCARE THE OCEAN

GO LAY DOWN

[amiseeingyourcolourormine]

IT LOOKS LIKE TOOTHLESS

[bladeoffenris]

I like to believe that all the dragons in the world were magically cursed and turned into cats. But cats have never forgotten where they come from, hence the attitude.

[fifteenhours-creepystories]

Creepypasta #463: Deep Earth Mining Unit 2298

Unit 2298 began its cycle just as it was programmed. It awoke from its charging station with the rest of the 3rd shift Deep Earth Mining Units, and made their way to the cavern elevator to begin their rotation.

Humanity had always wondered what scientific mysteries the deep earth held. Unable to stand the intense heat and pressure ourselves, we instead created the DEMUs. Beautiful marvels of scientific progress, they were to autonomously and tirelessly excavate a 15 mile deep hole into the earth’s crust. The scientific community held its breath on what they would uncover about our earth’s past.

As the lift reached the lowest excavated level, the Units reviewed their programming, and set off to work. They were designed to dig, while simultaneously analyzing the material they uncovered. Simple and effective.

Unit 2298 began grinding away at a sizable wall, and continued for several hours, until its sensors picked up a heat spike on the other side of the rock in front of it. It paused for just a second before its programming decided that it was a mere anomaly. It continued digging until it broke through into a large cavern.

If it had audio sensors, it would have picked up the screams. The wailing of millions of dammed souls. If its sensors were more advanced it would have sensed thousands of disfigured, twisted bodies rushing past it to climb up the lift that took them to the surface. If its programming had allowed, it would have reported its strange findings to the research team up top.

But it was programmed to dig. It made note of the heat increase and continued on.

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Credits to: gallato3

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[baltatyla]

[sherimoonzombie]

Hi.

[poyzn]

This plant did more in a week than most in a year.

[queenallisandra]

This is the cutest thing.

[thatfriendlyhippie]

[pixography]

Alex Grey

[drxgonfly]

Translocation (by TJ “TJ Thorne” Thorne)  

 Instagram / Facebook / Website

[stanley-is-invisible]

[90377]

Dead tree by WeatherMaker on Flickr.

[filthymoraldisease]

Crystalle / Chill Photographie / on Tumblr

[badtrripp1122]

[cultoccult]

Stanley Kubrick  July 26, 1928 – March 7, 1999

[caitlinhackettart]

"The Dodo’s Widow", 22" by 30", ballpoint pen, watercolor, colored pencil and graphite on paper, 2013.

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[macabrekawaii]

cats are such beautiful assholes

[mutesymphony-deactivated2014092]

here we see the majestic asshole not giving a fuck in its natural habitat

[littlefeatherr]

And sleeping under the warning sign! Cats FTW!