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dino saurs were not scary monsters they were mamas with eggs and when they drank water they were like fuckk yessss waterrrr

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The pedophiles are fightingggggg

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before pride month ends does anyone wanna admit they have a crush on me

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Genji shimada from Overwatch

Today, Jesus is holding:

Genji Shimada from Overwatch

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Clare Caulfield

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Kitty shat 🐑🐱🐈

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Chaos. The Genesis (Ivan Aivazovsky, 1841)

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Memory of a Dream that was  -   Tomas Watson , 2017

British, b.1971  -

Oil on canvas, 190 x 160 cm.

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BRB gonna wear my shirt that announces I got successfully railed in the street just outside Fenway Park

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HOUSE OF THE DRAGON ↳ Corlys Velaryon, the Sea Snake

Yet even with such forebears, Corlys Velaryon was a man apart, a man as brilliant as he was restless, as adventurous as he was ambitious. It was traditional for the sons of the seahorse (the sigil of House Velaryon) to be given a taste of a seafarer’s life when young, but no Velaryon before or since ever took to shipboard life as eagerly as the boy who would become the Sea Snake. He first crossed the narrow sea at the age of six, sailing to Pentos with an uncle. Thereafter Corlys made such voyages every year. Nor did he travel as a passenger; he climbed masts, tied knots, scrubbed decks, pulled oars, caulked leaks, raised and lowered sails, manned the crow’s nest, learned to navigate and steer. His captains said they had never seen such a natural sailor.

— Fire & Blood, The Dying of the Dragons by George R.R. Martin.

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Ernest Antoine HEBERT (detail)

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anti-survival horror where you're desperately trying to die but everyone is keeping you alive

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I can't believe they're even detransitioning streaming services now 😔

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i love you sm green ninja

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@fareehas being taken by surprise by my solo ulting savagery