higgzorz:

m86:

higgzorz:

the walking dad

where’s he going

hardware store

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livebloggingmydescentintomadness:

catf8sh:

bye-onara:

robotbisexual:

karajames:

poonpie:

thesoftgrape:

thehumorousace:

lgbtqpjo:

People need to realize that there’s a difference between straight people and Straight People™

Straight person: Hey, you got a new haircut. Looks really good.

Straight Person™: No homo, but your haircut looks good on you.

In case you were confused 👌

Just like how there are white people who are gay and then there are the White Gays

White people who are gay: “I’m gay.”

White Gays: “I can’t believe I got accused of racism after calling that person a racial slur! I mean, I know what racism looks like because I’ve been discriminated for my sexuality. How is me being racist even possible? I’M GAY!”

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Lmao all the angry White and Straight people in the comments, keep reblogging

neurotypical: i don’t have any mental illnesses or disorders
Neurotypical™: Happiness is a choice!! ✨✨Have you tried yoga? Drink more water and eat kale ✨✨

cis person: i identify completely as my assigned gender

Cis Person™: It doesn’t matter what you identify as, cause you still have Female Genitals! I’m not being offensive!! Read a book on Human Biology! 🚹🚺

men: I identify as male.

Men™: feminazis ruin everything, get back in the kitchen and make me a sandwich bitch

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hansolocareer:

Moonlight (2016)

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itscolossal:

Flatland II: A New Series of Dramatically Skewed Photographic Landscapes by Aydin Büyüktas

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  • most poc: i'm still unlearning racism and sometimes i think or do things that are racist.
  • whites: i've never called anyone a slur so i'm not racist.
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Code Words For "Gay" In Classic Films

sorrynotsorrybi:

hybridic:

hubblegleeflower:

Has a silk bathrobe

Avowed bachelor

Wears a hat of someone else’s choosing

@dayglopirate relevant to your interests

 Here’s the list: 

  • Curious
  • Extraordinary
  • Eccentric
  • Wears a hat of someone else’s choosing
  • Inconsistent
  • A sunset lover
  • Smooth elbows
  • A man with specific mannerisms
  • Sleeps diagonally
  • A perplexment
  • Rides the carousel
  • An evening botanist
  • Classically athletic
  • Fraternally-minded
  • Wears a light wristwatch
  • Gives a careful handshake
  • Gives too much change for a dollar
  • A fluent swimmer
  • A keen-eyed birdwatcher
  • Fond of his mother
  • Elegant
  • Built on an uncertain foundation
  • Fluttersome
  • A real jackdaw
  • Avowed bachelor
  • A gentleman of the piers
  • Born with the caul
  • Limber
  • An aesthete
  • In the way of uncles
  • He throws a party with an open guest list
  • Son of the moon
  • A boy from Eton
  • Always rings twice
  • Has a silk bathrobe
  • Not quite up-to-code
  • He hitchhikes instead of taking the bus
  • Stays ahead of the game
  • A skillful mountain climber
  • Salutes another flag
  • An upside-down chimney-sweep

tag yourself I’m “a perplexment”

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rosalui:

karnsway:

memecucker:

do people actually read books while in the bathtub

how do you not get everything wet

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why is this making me laugh so fucking hard

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nemfrog:

Plate III. Arteries of the head. Anatomical description of the arteries of the human body. 1813. 

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grugz:

@fkatwigs

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Page Frights! – Carrion Flower

Carrion Flower (Stapelia hirsuta) for Page Frights! These blooms smell like rotten flesh, which attract flies and beetles for pollination. Dr. Robert J. Thornton called them Maggot-bearing Stapelia! Look closely to see what’s lurking around the bottom of the plant…. 

SciArt by Peter Charles Henderson for Robert John Thornton, Temple of Flora, or Garden of Nature (1807). This work was contributed by the Raven Library at Missouri Botanical Garden (@mobotgarden) to Biodiversity Heritage Library.

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