(via lovve-me-starrrstruck)

(via lovve-me-starrrstruck)

lorwhal:

sololuna:

i was in the middle of mindlessly watching pani poni dash

when i noticed some oddly familiar looking people in the foreground

very oddly familiar

the fuccons!

(via nerf-car)

(via yuruse--sasuke)

(via yuruse--sasuke)

(Source: , via chocolatewonkababy)

(Source: , via chocolatewonkababy)

swallowbitchpeoplearestarving:

me taking a picture of my pancakes

then me taking a picture of my pancakes as i fell down the stairs because i wasn’t paying attention because i was taking a picture of my pancakes

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swallowbitchpeoplearestarving:

me taking a picture of my pancakes

then me taking a picture of my pancakes as i fell down the stairs because i wasn’t paying attention because i was taking a picture of my pancakes

(via chocolatewonkababy)

(Source: jhutchies, via penguinwills)

(Source: jhutchies, via penguinwills)

(via miracleworker)

psychoprisma:

straightedgejuggalo:

Just to freak people out, this is the Goblin Shark. Yea, it’s a real shark.

Don’t worry; it lives off the coast of Japan in extremely deep waters.

Still, look what it can do…

Have fun in your nightmares.

but it’s so pretty and beautiful 

(via chocolatewonkababy)

showslow:

Concepts like the imagination, the recognisable and unrecognisable are starting points for Japanese artist Hidenori Mitsue from which to engage in experiments with perception. In his work he finds new meanings to everyday subjects and events. Mitsue combines this with the abstract, thus creating a renewed irrational relation. Recognisable symbols and images leave their usual context and are at the centre stage of the new situation.

(via nerf-car)

showslow:

Concepts like the imagination, the recognisable and unrecognisable are starting points for Japanese artist Hidenori Mitsue from which to engage in experiments with perception. In his work he finds new meanings to everyday subjects and events. Mitsue combines this with the abstract, thus creating a renewed irrational relation. Recognisable symbols and images leave their usual context and are at the centre stage of the new situation.

(via nerf-car)

(Source: violentdelight, via chocolatewonkababy)