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I blog about jfashion, cute stuff, animals and things & places I love  (ᅌᴗᅌ✿)

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[princessesfanarts]

    Disney Pokemon trainer by Pavlover

[babyfoxcollectionthings]

[iamoutofideas]

theres so many horses in there

[candiikismet]

Lmaooo I love this so much

[pleadingly]

[buttersvelvethead]

[oceancuresall]

[sartorialadventure]

Costumes from Marie Antoinette (2006)

[dimphles]

[jazzafari]

[oceancuresall]

[almoxnd]

Life is better at the beach.

[swampsuggest]

This photo is titled “The Prince of the Swamp” and you know what? 

That’s exactly right!

BEHOLD THE HANDSOMENESS OF HIM

[cherylblossom]

#shade him #drag him

[lsleofskye]

Life is better at the beach! | leefphotos

[theproblematicblogger]

So I have a question for my followers: are there any conspiracy theories you’re 100% convinced are real

[berqamot-deactivated20190704]

Canadian prime minister Justing Trudeau is the illegitimate son of the late Cuban dictator Fidel Castro

[unstumpabledeplorable]

Search your feelings, you know it to be true.

[feminists-against-feminism]

Castro with Treudeau’s parents

holding Justin’s older brother as a baby

Supposed parents are both white, yet Justin has Brown nipples

[ampersand-prime]

See, the nipples angle is just not something I would’ve thought to pursue

[feminists-against-feminism]

1000$ says his brother, who actually looks like his father Pierre, has pink nipples.

[theproblematicblogger]

Do we have a picture of Fidel’s nipples? My searches have yielded fakes and forgeries.

[stinkypedro]

I know that this is a common response, but this post knocked the wind out of me, as if I had been punched. Let’s put aside the political ramifications of this conspiracy theory, and let’s focus on the fact that Justin Trudeau’s nipples are what betrayed his parentage

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[10knotes]

I SWEAR I LAUGH AT THIS EVERY TWO SECONDS

[lokloklok256]

i really love cassowaries.

because of habitat loss, there are a lot of these guys hanging around in australian neighborhoods, and because people tend to enjoy feeding animals, a lot of them are pretty ok with humans, sometimes even walking right up to them hoping for a snack.

cassowaries are a lot like emus. for both emus and cassowaries, females will court males and collect around two or three mates during the mating season, and then breed with each of them and leave. the males are left taking care of the babies alone, raising them to adulthood. both emus and cassowaries are also very playful. they love taking baths, and i don't know if cassowaries are this crazy, but i know emus are fucking nuts and love running and jumping around like weirdos. when you're around an emu, if you start moving fast, they'll get hyper and start running around and chase you. also, when two emu fathers meet, they fight each other, and the loser runs away while the winner takes all the chicks. i don't know if cassowaries do these two things too, but seeing all their other similarities with emus, there's a good possibility.

i love these birds so much.

[exotic-places]

Mission beach, Queensland, Australia