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vampyresproductions:

preservedcucumbers:

beefykunoichi:

BeefyKunoichi: Please take the time to call your local representative regarding this bill. Protect expression. Protect the internet.

the-paranoid-humanoid:

milojamesthatch:

(ooc) GUYS THIS JUST HAPPENED TO MY DASH. Yesterday I was was wondering what all this talk about the Internet bill was, and I thought it was small - BUT GUYS, TUMBLR STAFF IS NOW ASKING FOR OUR SUPPORT. SO…. I’M OFFICIALLY FREAKING OUT.

((Followers, you know what to do. Go, my legion!))

Do not ignore this. Do not scroll past. Take action.

PLEASE JUST DO IT.

owlturdcomix:

Sometimes you just gotta be assertive.

askblissfulembrace:
“ Hay every pony ! I’m Blissful Embrace,but you can just call my Bliss! I’m new here on tumblr,and would love to meet you ponies!

askblissfulembrace:

Hay every pony ! I’m Blissful Embrace,but you can just call my Bliss! I’m new here on tumblr,and would love to meet you ponies! <3 Feel free to start asking me questions,anything goes!! I’ll update here with answers as often as I can! Probably around twice a week,more if possible !

30minchallenge:

Welcome to today’s European Challenge.

Task for today: Draw Florina, one of many apple cousins [and a still lotta more of them to go] however you’d like. Be creative. 

You have 30 minutes for the task and then 15 to submit..

Get to it.

talikira:

odditiesoflife:

Rare Ice Fish with Transparent Blood

The Japanese aquarium, The Tokyo Sea Life Park, has revealed its latest exhibit, a rare ‘ice fish’ believed to be the only one in captivity in the world. Ice fish are unique due to their astonishingly clear blood. The fish have no scales, and their blood contains no hemoglobin, the substance that makes blood red. The ice fish is sometimes called a bloodless or white-blooded fish, because it lost its ability to make hemoglobin during its evolution. This makes the fish a medical curiosity.

Currently researchers are baffled by their lack of the key chemical - although they believe the fish can live without hemoglobin because they have unusually large hearts and use blood plasma to circulate oxygen throughout their bodies.

The species Chionodraco hamatus, one of the Antarctic’s ice fish, can withstand temperatures that freeze the blood of all other types of fish.

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Neato~

Headbanging: It can be done at any time.

totsdarkplace:

At a concert/show:

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In the car with friends:

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During a class presentation:

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While holding a sign outside:

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While trying to start a fire:

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his-dissatisfied-secretary:

garyd12:

his-dissatisfied-secretary:

looks back on old roleplays

makes self sad because i really miss my friend

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You still have me Tsukai, just you need to reply and not procrastinate 

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(Yes, that is true. Mind sending me the last reply, and I’ll respond to that?)

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his-dissatisfied-secretary:

looks back on old roleplays

makes self sad because i really miss my friend

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You still have me Tsukai, just you need to reply and not procrastinate 

adavism:

me avoiding people.

datdrunkpone:
“Did you enjoy the night? by ~jesrartes
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deannalovesdestiel:

itwasjustaphase:

pippinstewardofgondor:

inebriatedpony:

Science!

what the fuck is this science bullshit

Fuckin’, chemistry, and physics, and all that good shit.

Demons

comaniddy:

How Microorganisms Move

This week’s episode of Coma Niddy University is a science parody to How Animals Eat Their Food. Watch me make a fool of myself imitating how different microbes move around.

[Watch the Video]

ripped-page-archives:

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In Valley Forge Pennsylvania, try and find the closest forest area near you, one that preferably has a lake or pond with in the forest itself. If you do find one head towards the pond or lake in question and stop at the shore line.

Sit there and skip three rocks across the water, each skip…

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