I've Been So High On You I Never Quite Came Down.. @twowanderingminds-blog - Tumblr Blog

even if girls did have pillow fights @ sleep overs why do ppl assume they would be cute/sexy … If we’re pillow fighting it’s going to be a straight up brawl there will b no boundaries. I will try to pillow punt you into the next dimension. I didn’t come here to make friends I came here to win

Sometimes a whole lotta ferocity smacks you in the face while you’re in the tub and you can’t help but document it.

Oh and say hello to the beginnings of my badass half-sleeve >:)

#bathtub jams #views from the tub #girls with tattoos #half sleeve #floral tattoo #risque #me

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moon jellyfish🌙 — at Tiergarten Schönbrunn.

vienna, austria photo: Sam Quimby

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when some1 u love txts u

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Sorry if I’m slow. Opening up to people is not a skill of mine.

Kiera Cass, The Crown (via wordsnquotes)

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I have a feeling this will become iconic in due time.

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I’ve watched this for like a dozen loops and I still crack up every time

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Yo 325k notes

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Omg 😂

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Might as well, Casey Weldon

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Rome

Wow life really took over for a while there, this site seems so foreign! Hello again, Tumblr universe :)

#new beginnings need super focus #life has been so beautiful in the last 6 months #growth and change are so lovely

mooonjellies

The Olindias Formosa, also known as the Flower Hat Jellyfish, is normally found off the coast of Southern Japan, Brazil, and Argentina as they prefer tropical waters. They can grow to be about 15 cm (6 in) in diameter. They have multicolored tentacles that trail from the middle of their translucent bell and tentacles around the rim of the bell that can quickly coil and uncoil. Flower Hat Jellyfish are also semi-benthic, which means they spend some of their time on the ocean floor. Their lifespan is 4-6 months and their diet mostly consists of small fish and crustaceans. These jellies also possess a uniquely useful adaptation; when food is scarce, their bodies will shrink in order to require less sustenance. Once an abundance in prey is detected, their body size will increase again. Also, a single sting from a Flower Hat Jelly is painful (it causes a burning rash), but not deadly to humans. Only in blooms do these jellies become dangerous. In the mid-1970′s, it was reported that a man had swam through a bloom of these jellies and later died from the burns they caused him. So, if I were you, I’d try to avoid swimming through a bloom of Flower Hat Jellies!

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