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January 2018

raccoonhearteyes:

netflix needs an option for ‘i tried watching this once and it was horrendous. please stop telling me to continue watching and remove it from my lists forever’

Jan 19, 2018 122,455 notes
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official-daft-punk:

ok so the other day i was at sears. I was in the baby section. Im standing there looking at clothes and a lady who works there comes up and is like “oh are you expecting?” And i was like “uhhhh” and because im a dumbass i was like “no i already delivered.” And she was like “How long ago?” And i was just like “two weeks.” And she said “wow! You look great! When i had my first son, i looked like a mess for six months. Is it a boy or a girl?” And i was just awkwardly like “a girl….” And she asked her name and i said Chernobyl and she was like “oh what a cute name! It sounds really familiar.” And i honestly just stood there going through all that and pretending i had a human baby two weeks ago named Chernobyl because i didnt wanna tell this poor lady i was buying baby clothes for my fucking baby opossum

Jan 13, 2018 380,824 notes
#chernobyl is a rad name
Jan 13, 2018 24,829 notes

therebloggening:

foxpost-generator:

Octopuses can fit through any gap larger than their beak.

Originally posted by gif87a-com

What a beautiful octopus.

Jan 6, 2018 317,724 notes

lames-not-jily-is-my-otp:

vampireapologist:

vampireapologist:

vampireapologist:

i have 15 years’ worth of outstanding library fines in three separate cities and it’s my hope that eventually a bounty hunter librarian will come to collect and we’ll get in a bar fight and fall in love

I also can’t rent movies in two different towns so there’s that.

I’m newly terrified by the implication that librarians aren’t people and I’ve misjudged what exactly I’m up against

what? you once thought librarians were mere humans? you poor mortal.

Jan 6, 2018 142,033 notes

uglyasanalibi:

Sometimes I’m like “ancient greek plays are so old, how am i going to relate to the characters?” but then 

Jan 6, 2018 1,044,704 notes
#I'm sober and this is me
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waltersandmurdock:

feynites:

sweaterweathercub:

apinchofsanity:

pipistrellus:

kuttithevangu:

Honestly the mere fact that some people refer to Daddy Long Legs as “harvestmen” is creepier than 90% of all deliberately created horror but like the worst part is that the alternative is calling them Daddy Long Legs

#WHAT ARE THEY HARVESTING #I AM HAUNTED AND VEXED

They are harvesting our sorrows

True harvestmen, and not cellar spiders which are the other Daddy Long Legs, are truly omnivorous- known to eat everything from spiders, to fecal matter, to leaves and fungus… But one of the singularly most interesting habits of a particular European species is their almost symbiotic relationship with beehives– particularly man-made beehives. When a bee dies inside the hives, workers will remove the the corpse to just outside the hive just before dark. And the harvestmen? Well, they live up to their name.

So what you’re saying is that they are the grim reaper for bees.

The grim beeper

Jan 3, 2018 233,810 notes
#i love spiders
“So.
Ash Wednesday is going to be on St. Valentine’s Day and Easter is on April Fool’s Day.
2018 is going to be a weird year for Catholics”
—(via tradcatfem)
Jan 3, 2018 486 notes
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#miyazaki my dude
Excuse me, could you please tell us more about Krebs?

he is a very good boy, a handsome lad, strong, stabby

Jan 3, 2018 3,072 notes

If you live in the northern VA area and aren’t buying your art supplies from Plaza, you’re wrong.

Jan 2, 2018 3 notes
Jan 2, 2018 1,820 notes
#dogs #beautiful creature

wertcvs:

whatsnew-lgbtq:

Guys what’s the mood for 2018?

Jan 1, 2018 670 notes
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#there's a kit in that tit
Jan 1, 2018 322,527 notes
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