Things I Think About

I think about many things. Most of them are unimportant.

[beesmygod]

What’s your stock portfolio like

chicken, beef, veggetable. the classics, mostly

[things-jamie-thinks-about]

I'm now one of those people that drinks water out of a mason jar. But I also drank wine and ate cereal out of that mason jar. I need dishes...

[infiniteimmortalbens]

[things-jamie-thinks-about]

Definitely not enough capital letters

[aprilwitching-deactivated201808]

erotica written by an alien pretending not to be horrified by the human body

“some sort of gel emerged”

[rainbowbarnacle]

AHAHAHA OH WOW

[vastderp]

“Together they put all of their clothes in a pile on the floor, where the dog lives.”

MY GOD

[things-jamie-thinks-about]

[becausebirds]

Yawning pelican. [imgur]

[alsedes]

that’s so unnecessary for a bird that is already 400% ridiculous

[openlysinning]

What the fuck is this

[disgustinganimals]

proof of a mildly antagonistic satan, probably

[misterhayden]

RING A DING A DING RING A DING IT’S COMICS TIME RING A DING DING A RING A DING

[nayan1]

Who needs expensive equipment, when you have good friends

[xpoisonousxwastex]

Forever reblog.

[gif87a-com]

[mmmskulljuice]

slug: hmmm… plant: *chawmp* slug: ah I see. no thank you.

[jr0se-x-deactivated20160923]

[things-jamie-thinks-about]

[things-jamie-thinks-about]

Sometimes I like to challenge myself and ask; just how long *can* I wait before taking out the trash?

[charlesoberonn]

Millennials aren’t people born between 1985 and 2000

Millennials are people who own at least one Millennium item.

[misterhayden]

WOWIE! READ A COMIC!

[things-jamie-thinks-about]

me: *wants to live a minimalist life with little to no clutter*

also me: I'm keeping this math assignment from 5th grade I might need it later.

[freshphotons]

“J.G. Heck wrote and compiled a fascinating and complex work entitled The Iconographic Encyclopedia of Science, Literature and Art, and was published in America for the first time in 1851 following Spencer Baird’s translation from its original German. The image above is from one engraved plate featuring 43 aspects of the human eye–beautifully arranged, and somehow fitting perfectly on the 9x11" sheet of paper. ” Via.