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Swiss Cheese Mono Font by Heirloom

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Silly Game Time: WRONG ANSWERS ONLY! Why are frogs like that? Y'know, [gestures at them] like *that*. All froggish.

It's not easy being green, okay?!

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{this user wants you to toss them their keys}

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isopod<3

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He didn't just vote for the Leopards Eating People's Faces Party, he opened up a Face Restaurant for Leopards and still didn't think the leopards would eat his face.

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inherent gay need to redesign my bedroom every 3 months

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Right click -> save as -> my friend 🥰

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So we agree this is just straight up them yeah?

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The fact that animals that care for their young will sometimes adopt others' lost or orphaned young to raise along their own is just funny to me. I know that it's all hormonal and there's no conscious thought involved in it, but the internal logic of it is so funny.

"Baby = success. More baby = more success. I have one baby and I found four other baby. I have five baby. I am being so fucking successful right now."

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Finding Hollow Knight characters as humans like Pokémon.

This might just be an excuse for me to practice drawing humans… but let’s be honest I’ve never had control on what I want to draw. This was fun :3

DAiHK Humans: 1 / 2 / 3

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im honestly so happy im getting so many moth commissions . VERY CUTE CHARACTER @petzah394 TYSM FOR SUPPORTING :)))!!

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Kiss!

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Silly Game Time: WEIRD GLADIATOR FIGHTS! A mostly unstoppable force. VS A mostly immovable object.

You have five dollars to wager (no.split wagers). Place your bet!

The laws of physics state not only that an object in motion stays in motion and an object at rest stays at rest, but also that every action has an equal and opposite reaction. This means, that should a (nearly) immovable object meet a (nearly) unstoppable force, energy will pass from one to the other. In a vacuum, assuming both objects have the same mass, their contact would result in the moving object stopping and the stopped object moving. Otherwise, in a system with forces such as drag, friction, and gravity, the exchange of energy would not be as 1:1 but would still occur, but that all makes this hypothetical WAY more complicated, and honestly unsolvable without making a hundred other assumptions, nearly unstoppable object wins. In a vacuum. The other will budge.

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