Sunday, May 27, 2012
shorm:

kates-edit:

mintymimi:

himapapaftw:

what-is-this-sleep-you-speak-of:

jazzhandsandbatman:

pigsareyummy:

abbynormalities:

crownkind:

hakoshi:

brightestbuzz:

heterosexually-challenged:

dealanexmachina:

Best cosplay ever.

omg. if you’re too young to know who this is supposed to be then we can’t be friends. 

AAAAAH! SO AMAZING.



oh my GOD

AHHH.,
BEST. <3

THEY GOT HER

ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC

OH MY GOD

GO;ADKFGFDL;
MISS FRIZZLE

OH CHILDHOOD. I used to always dream that Miss Frizzle would be my next teacher…

litterly dropped my ipod and my mouth dropped open when i seen this… its amazing!


MS FRIZZLE LET ME LOVE YOU

shorm:

kates-edit:

mintymimi:

himapapaftw:

what-is-this-sleep-you-speak-of:

jazzhandsandbatman:

pigsareyummy:

abbynormalities:

crownkind:

hakoshi:

brightestbuzz:

heterosexually-challenged:

dealanexmachina:

Best cosplay ever.

omg. if you’re too young to know who this is supposed to be then we can’t be friends. 

AAAAAH! SO AMAZING.

oh my GOD

AHHH.,

BEST. <3

THEY GOT HER

ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC

OH MY GOD

GO;ADKFGFDL;

MISS FRIZZLE

OH CHILDHOOD. I used to always dream that Miss Frizzle would be my next teacher…

litterly dropped my ipod and my mouth dropped open when i seen this… its amazing!

MS FRIZZLE LET ME LOVE YOU

(Source: wayward-may-queen)

discoverynews:

Bigfoot: Beyond Footprints and DNA
Last week researchers from Oxford University and the Lausanne Museum of Zoology announced that they are seeking genetic materials (such as hair, skin, and blood samples) claimed to be of unknown animals such as Bigfoot. The goal of the Oxford-Lausanne Collateral Hominid Project is to catalogue and identify new species, including those long believed to be mythical.
keep reading

discoverynews:

Bigfoot: Beyond Footprints and DNA

Last week researchers from Oxford University and the Lausanne Museum of Zoology announced that they are seeking genetic materials (such as hair, skin, and blood samples) claimed to be of unknown animals such as Bigfoot. The goal of the Oxford-Lausanne Collateral Hominid Project is to catalogue and identify new species, including those long believed to be mythical.

keep reading

groovymuttations:

velarfricative:

zombres:

#thank god you eventually brought sexy back because it was clearly gone here

#look at those beautiful ramen noodles

legit have that saved as ‘justin timberlakes hair’

literally every frame in this gif set is funny oMFG

(Source: eroti-ca)

Saturday, May 26, 2012

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oceansoftheworld:

(Photo by Mark Laita)
The Leopard Whipray (Himantura undulata). This ray’s entire upper surface, including half of the tail, is covered in a pattern of circular brown to black rings just like a leopard. When undamaged, the tail is three times as long as the body and tapers to a fine point, like a whip, giving an elegant bearing to this beautiful ray. The young are born at 20 cm wide and grow to at least 140 cm across their wings. Leopard Whiprays are found in tropical waters from Shark Bay in Western Australia to at least the Queensland/New South Wales border; here they inhabit sandy seabeds in the open or near reefs and they feed on crabs, shrimp and shelled invertebrates. When resting they will cover themselves in sand for extra camouflage. Like most rays, they are considered to be harmless but their large size and serrated spine deserves respect.
(Source)

oceansoftheworld:

(Photo by Mark Laita)

The Leopard Whipray (Himantura undulata). This ray’s entire upper surface, including half of the tail, is covered in a pattern of circular brown to black rings just like a leopard. When undamaged, the tail is three times as long as the body and tapers to a fine point, like a whip, giving an elegant bearing to this beautiful ray. The young are born at 20 cm wide and grow to at least 140 cm across their wings. Leopard Whiprays are found in tropical waters from Shark Bay in Western Australia to at least the Queensland/New South Wales border; here they inhabit sandy seabeds in the open or near reefs and they feed on crabs, shrimp and shelled invertebrates. When resting they will cover themselves in sand for extra camouflage. Like most rays, they are considered to be harmless but their large size and serrated spine deserves respect.

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The press still thinks [global warming] is controversial. So they find the 1% of the scientists and put them up as if they’re 50% of the research results. You in the public would have no idea that this is basically a done deal and that we’re on to other problems, because the journalists are trying to give it a 50/50 story. It’s not a 50/50 story. It’s not. Period. Neil deGrasse Tyson, podcast interview  (via transformfeminism)

(Source: wiredforlight)

Belief or lack therof

I need all my family and friends and acquaintances to realize that, while I don’t mind occasionally discussing or answering questions about what I believe or don’t believe, my chosen “path” is non-negotiable.

Attempting to alter my lifestyle choices:

1. Ignores how content and happy I am. No, I don’t feel like I’m missing anything. Well, more sex. Is there a psalm for that?

2. Insults my intellect. I learned to read, so, incredibly enough, I read that Bible people keep talking about… and formed opinions. I’ve researched several religions and spiritualities in this same manner!

3. Shows disrespect for me, or what I do.

world-shaker:

“I’m just sayin’…”

world-shaker:

“I’m just sayin’…”

Touch the part of your body you feel insecure about. Just place your hand on it. Don’t squeeze, pinch it, or poke it. Just touch it. Keep this physical contact for a while and mentally send positivity and love to that part. You spend so much time over analyzing it, accusing it, and shaming it, so take a moment to just love it for what it is, at this very moment in time. It is a part of you and it is beautiful. You are beautiful. -annieelainey

(Source: stophatingyourbody)