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Humbled and blessed in the face of evidеnce "Tell it like it is!" criеs out the audience -'+.*-.+'.*.-

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the switch from ‘a girl worth fighting for’ to coming upon the decimated village in mulan is THE MOST kick-in-the-teeth mood change IN ALL OF CINEMA

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1966.

Rowlf for IBM.

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Some crazy kids on summer break

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daily creature #1076: angel of clean teeth

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a couple days late, but happy 23rd birthday twins!

may their next 10 years be peaceful

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I gave a victorian kid some sour patch kids and he sprinkled a little bit of cocaine on it as casually as you would salt before even taking a bite

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sometimes you look at someone’s art and you know EXACTLY what’s going on and you’re like

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The following documents were retrieved from the remains of the ship 'Storaker', its crew and most of its cargo lost in a storm off the coast of Denmark while returning from an archeology expedition to the Viking burial ground of Söndrum:

Excerpt from the diary of main archeologist Ture J. Arne (pictured right on item #2), March 22 1905: “We found something strange today. It wasn't far from the other graves in the area, but it was buried deeper. The extraction was difficult since it had become encased in a hard piece of stone we had to break through. […] This… artifact, it doesn't look like anything we've seen from the old Norse. A piece of loot from one of their raids, perhaps?”

“The crew is quite disturbed by the artifact, and I've heard far-fetched speculation about its origins. As much as I hate to admit it, it makes me feel uneasy too. […] There's one more thing I'm hesitating to write down. When I touched its surface I felt a nearly imperceptible vibration inside. None of the others seemed to notice. […] Tomorrow we'll load it on the ship and take it to Copenhagen.”

Arne's diary, March 25: “The mood on the ship has been odd. Some men have grown obsessed with my artifact. They try to pry it open, free what's inside. The captain sent crewmen to watch over the cargo and stop the fights. I tried to sneak in to see it at night, but they saw me.”

Arne's diary, March 27: “They will not take it away from me. I am the head of this expedition. This finding will put my name on history books. I will not let these thugs see what's inside before me. […] They say a storm is coming. That may be my moment to take it. Free it.”

Undated entry in Arne's diary: “The storm is here. I hear the men fighting outside now. It is time.”

The remains of the ship Storaker were found in April 1905, drifting in the Kattegat area. The ship was heavily damaged and no living crew was found on board. Artifacts matching the images were never located, and are presumed lost at sea.

[Read more Megalomorpha]

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I think venus flytraps should be intelligent and ambulatory. I think they should get into the cupboards. I think they should purr when you pet them.

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I think that what gets me about Discovery's underdeveloped bridge bunnies is (1) on just about any other Star Trek, these guys would be main characters, and (2) the production staff clearly put a lot of work into their character designs. And so it really stands out how little characterization most of them get, even though it;s arguably not any worse than, say, Voyager neglecting to develop any junior officers.

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Commission #7 

First ever fully background commission for @the-ill-doctor. If you can’t tell, I had a lot of fun doing it!

Commission me!

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Doctor Who 15.02 Lux

my first DW gifs but I absolutely had to gif the moment I fell head over heels in love with Belinda

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a fate worse than death, truly