#glorious glorious

[skxrbrand]

customer dropped the f slur on one of my coworkers and i swore the fuckin L4D horde sfx played the way the whole store rolled up on this dipshit and told him to buzz the fuck off

[inkykeiji]

friends!!!!!!!!!! friends, it finally happened. i finally had a dabi dream (*/ω＼*) and not just a dabi dream; it was with the TWINS!!!!

[paperboyusa54]

Found on America’s best pics and videos

[priceydirt]

i will not shut up about this shower it was absolutely heavenly and i would trade my first born for a shower head like that

[thisislizheather]

This made me cry it's so sweet.

[tigerprimal-blog]

So I got this picture from google. What is this? Hummingbird moth! I didn’t even know what one was until I saw one in the wild. I’d never ever seen one before or even heard of one, and boy was I surprised to find a hummingbird flitting about. I was even MORE surprised to see one of these things!

Now, what are hummingbird moths? BUCKLE UP, MOTHERFUCKERS, IT’S NATURE LEARNIN’ TIME.

See that hummingbird beatin’ its wings at like a bajillion miles a minute? Yes? SURPRISE MOTHERFUCKER, it’s a hummingbird moth! Their wings can flap super duper fast, giving them that hummingbird appearance. And their fluffy feathery bodies, of course!

What’s that HUMMING noise? HUMMINGBIRD MOTH! They actually hum! Step aside for this acapella genius!

So the moms lay only one eggs to a couple at a time. Then out come... these bad ass bitches! (See photo 2, please and thank you.)

These things are usually about an inch and a half long, making them about half the size of a hummingbird. But their darting movements and flap-happy wings make them look a lot like hummingbirds!

All in all I don’t have much more info because these cute little shits are scarce in North america and it’s like 2 a.m. and I just wanted to share the love of them.

Also, see photo 3, the amazing wat-faced-hummingbirb-moff.

[tsarinajissa]

I just read Kate Leth's Secret Wars Too story and it is ADORABLE. AmeriKate and the quest for PIZZA!