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[lex-munro]

skies and such are lovely, but reblogging bc the M.I.A. joke made me lol so hard I cried.

all i wanna do is eat nectarines and think about aurora borealis st. elmo’s fire gigantic jets ball lightning green flash earthquake lights and will-o-the-wisps

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[laurenillustrated]

Mystery Inc. but it’s the 1890s

Who had late Victorian Scooby Doo on their 2024 bingo card? Hmm?

The idea came to me when I was thinking about Sherlock Holmes and then remembered the iconic mystery solving gang hehe

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Simple Plan recording the What’s New Scooby-Doo? theme song

[ladyorlandodream]

[bi-astolfo]

Just saw a video analysis about if the Scooby gang could beat Light Yagami. I wasn’t worried about the gang but I didn’t realize how cooked Light was. Velma alone is way smarter than L, Freddy would instantly see through the trapped drawer that hid the Death Note and Scooby is such a wildcard overall, who is immune to the Death Note because he isn’t human. So even if he gets the rest of the gang, Scooby is coming with a vengeance.

Funniest scenario is Shaggy and Scooby trailing Light only to be confronted by him. Light tries to kill Shaggy but can’t because he would never just give away his name as “Norville Rogers.” Light thinks Shaggy is some genius playing fourth-dimensional chess with him.

[benjaminsblog]

Ben Nevis (pt. 1)

I’m spending 5 days in Scotland with Josh, the main aim being to ascend the summit of the tallest mountain in the UK; following my successful Snowdon trip a few years prior, I had my sights set on another misty mountain hop. We flew to Glasgow on Monday morning and collected our home for the week before driving it 2h30 to Glen Nevis - a campsite situated near the base of Big Ben.

The drive took us along the length of Loch Lomond, which was pretty but narrow - I winced every time a lorry passed by in the opposite direction, but the closest we came to an ‘inchident’ was friendly fire from a fellow camper van carrying a bit too much speed into a corner After a lengthy day of travel, we had a chilled evening and I cooked us fajitas before our climb the following morning.

We opted for an early start and started our trek just before 9 - source(s) claimed a round trip of 7-9 hours, but I was confident we’d be ahead the curve. We took things at a steady but casual pace, which worked out well considering most of the terrain was rocky/uneven. The first half was fairly straight, and it then became a zigzag pattern until the final stretch to the summit, where 3 hours and 6 minutes later, we were standing on the peak’s plinth.

BN was definitely a level up from Snowdon (both in elevation and difficulty); the up journey was taxing on the thigh muscles, whilst the knees and ankles bore the brunt on the way down. I think Snowdon was overall a prettier journey, but BN had some great views of its own - though not at the top, which was shrouded in mist.

Not that this dampened my sense of achievement at reaching the top; after a celebratory photo and a short breather we started the return leg, doing our best to ignore the protests from our increasingly ailing bodies. We made it back to ground level just as our stopwatch hit 5:45 - a great effort if you ask me!

Almost as impressively, we managed to drag ourselves to dinner a few hours later - we retraced the first few hundred steps of our earlier trek to Ben Nevis Inn - the kind of building the word ‘rustic’ was made for. We treated ourselves to a well-earned scotch whisky apiece, which - at 55% alcohol - nearly burned my lips off! The food was very good, but they lost points for a) not making any of the tweaks to my burger I requested (most glaringly venison instead of beef), and b) forgetting Josh’s haggis spring rolls entirely!

[ilexvici]

idk why i dugadid this to myself

[suddenlysomewherethatsgreen]

[shannonsketches]

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[snoozeeroo]

mlp × sdmi 🔎 pony designs for the crew !!!

[skipppppy]

POV you are a guy in a monster suit and you are about to be meddled with so hard

[pinxpony]

she's ready to watch the minecraft movie 💚✨

[laurenillustrated]

Mystery Inc. meet Holmes and Watson!

I am having a lot of fun with this Victorian Scooby Doo au!!

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Hex Girls in Scooby-Doo! and the Witch's Ghost