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I keep having really intense dreams about people I only barely interact iwth on a daily basis.

weird.

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Daily Paint 683. Puppycat by Cryptid-Creations

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Ladybug in the morning dew

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 Do you believe in the existence of extraterrestrials? // Logically, I would have to say no.

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"Jay was following me for two blocks trying to get my phone number.I explained to him this number comes with stipulations let see how Jay reacts."

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Wow look its exactly all of my friends ._.

Characters from Pixar’s upcoming film, Inside Out (x)

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Oh the universe out there is frightful

But starfleet is so delightful

And since there’s millions of aliens to know

boldly go, boldly go, boldly go.

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I think you mean, where do they DEFINITELY BELONG.

24 Places French Bulldogs Don’t Belong

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Dead Inside: Do Not Enter — Notes from the Zombie Apocalypse

Dead Inside: Do Not Enter by Lost Zombies Chronicle 2011, 160 pages, 8 x 10 x 0.5 inches $15 Buy a copy on Amazon

Some of my favorite things about zombie movies are the details of the changed world. The dead grass, broken windows, toppled telephone poles, abandoned cars with missing wheels and trunks left open, boarded-up buildings, spent ammo shells, and other signs of struggle and desperation serve to create a fascinatingly creepy environment.

And that’s why I like Dead Inside: Do Not Enter so much. The book consists entirely of letters, hand-written warnings, and pages torn from journal entries that were written during the zombie pandemic. The notes are on matchbooks, napkins, photographs, advertisements, shopping lists, road maps, scraps of cardboard, and gum wrappers. Some of the notes are written with pen and pencil, others are written with lipstick, burnt wood, crayons, and blood.

The messages of the notes themselves tell the tale of the rise of the zombie pandemic, from tentative, joking questions about a “really bad flu,” escalating to confused panic, and later to grim acceptance of the new reality that the survivors now must live in.

In the introduction to Dead Inside, we learn that these notes had been found in a Dora the Explorer backpack. The first note presented in the book was written by the man who killed the owner of the backpack, a girl who was about 10 years old and had been bitten by a zombie (but had not yet turned into one). The man wrote “I opened her backpack and found all these notes and letters. This stuff is poisonous. No one in their right mind should read it. Reading this is like looking into the sun.” – Mark Frauenfelder September 16, 2014

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ITS THE END OF SEPTEMBER. THERE IS NO GODLY REASON FOR IT TO BE THIS HOT AND BUGGY

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This is exactly my dog.

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Source If you want more facts, follow Ultrafacts

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I eat lunch and come back to find a thousand reblogs of people trying to forbid Chewie from playing with Coyotes.

CHEWIE. I know you're a pretty pretty disney princess, and we let you play with orphaned birds and foxes but we really gotta draw the line somewhere. Even Snow White had her limits, man.

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There are Coyotes all over the friggin place today. In the backyard, in the park, walking down the street like they're headed to Claire's for some new earrings and shit.

What is HAPPENING?

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Dinosaurs in Winterwear, aka Derposaurs

These are now available as shirts, stickers, children’s clothing, and more on my Redbubble! 

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The adventures of a cute little doodle!  by ELYXtroqman | Instagram

Here is “ELYX“, a cute little doodle wandering through Paris, France as well as various parts of the world through the sketchbook of YAK, its creator, who draws his mascot for more than 3 years! Some adorable, funny and creative adventures to follow on his Instagram account or on his website: ELYX.