#side-eye

[doomspaniels]

A good little girl doesn't want much, just to sniff, just the barest scent in her dainty nostrils, just the eensiest little whiff... of my lunch. Please?

[thatsbelievable]

[mikelito500]

He is side-eyeing at me dude

[angyy-chipsy]

hey man heard I traumatized you with my doomed ghost robot yaoi so uhhhh sorry abt that twin.

[thedoodlingdino]

A prosauropod giving me the side-eye. Well technically they are always giving the side-eye; if you've ever spent some time around one, you'll notice that the eyeball never turns in its socket. Most critters can't; that's why you see little to no whites of the eyes in most non-mammal creatures. They have this wreath of small bones called the sclerotic ring embedded in the eye that locks them in place. Predators are usually locked pointing more to the front, prey usually locked pointing more to the side. If a creature with sclerotic rings wants to change their angle of view, they've got to rotate their neck. So yeah; that's why the perpetual side-eye expression.

Even though Prosauropods had a mixed diet of meat and plants, they always seem to me to be giving more of a side-eye than other prey critters. It's something about their expression; they always seem stressed out. And boy do they startle easily, like they're wired up on caffeine and spooky bedtime stories. Which is odd, because the first coffee shop wouldn't show up for another 210 million years.

[funnyfiasco]

That “are you lost?” look!

[lyvoltage-art]

Jason is probably grumbling about Dick's "stupid matching Lululemon set" or something