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Fossils from Everyday Life: Plaster Cast Plant Tiles by Rachel Dein

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I call it the “I Dream of Jeannie” slap. 

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if u are ever down on yourself and think ur too chubby

think of the chubby birds

they are literally such chubby fluffs

and they’re cute as heck

and shit man, so are you

may the chubby birds inspire us all

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everyone: are you in school? Have you graduated? What are you doing with your degree? Where do you work? What do you plan on doing, long term? What’s your ideal career? How are you saving money? Are you still living at home? When are you moving out? Are you still single? Are you meeting anyone? What–

me:

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Welcome to the world Isaiah Alexander Olivera! We've been waiting so long to meet you! #firstnephew #loveatfirstsight #perfect 😍😍

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Happy Easter! #easterblooms #succulent

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#fbf to yesterday when I carried a large format camera half a mile down a bridge in the middle of no where and hoped a car wouldn't hit me. But the shot was worth it #photostudentproblems #landscapes #newtopographics #gsu

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Photographing the alien-like creatures that live thousands of feet below the surface is no easy task, so Joshua Lambus prefers for them to come to him.

By setting up a few miles offshore in the middle of the night, Lambus is able to photograph the bizarre animals when they come to the surface to feed.

Photographing the Bizarre Creatures at the Bottom of the Oceans

via Notcot

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