#it probably wasnt but

[cocotome]

Yeah, Maeno looks like a vampire for sure!

[july-19th-club]

seriously have been thinking about this all night long. call me autistic but the fact that 90% of workplaces the point is not to get your work done and then be done doing it but to instead perform an elaborate social dance in which you find something to do even when you're done doing everything you need to do in order to show your fellow workers that you, too, are Working . because you are at Work . disgusting why cant we all agree that if there is no work immediately to be done. we just dont do anything

[wolfythewitch]

Statement begins

[demadogs]

CORALINE (2009) dir. Henry Selick

[sealsdaily]

WE GOT ON SOME SORT OF NEWS?

[transthatfag]

kinda vampy

[pretty-fishy]

It's all very funny to Bully Eddie for calling himself a nester, considering his recent actions

But ultimately being a nester is his problem

He doesn't want to date, he just wants to be Married, Settled and a Family

Which leads him to rushing things, (the whole ana thing, Marisol moving in) Then panicking because they arent the right people for him

It also contributes to his romanticism of his relationship with Shannon, because she was someone he was comfortable and familiar with, and her being gone allows him to ignore all the problems in their marriage.

[okaykois]

i’m waiting so patiently for separate ways dlc :-)

[tibli]

as a huge fan of paleontology, that one borealopelta fossil makes me so fucking emotional. just look at this

this isn't just fossilized bone. this is a fossilized body. it looks less like a several-million-year-old specimen and more like a living, breathing animal that simply fell asleep.

also of note, this particular fossil was preserved in three dimensions, rather than having been flattened over time like the majority of fossils that you would typically find. a lot of specimens look more like an imprint than anything else. but this has depth, and volume. and its so detailed that researchers have been able to determine its skin color based off the compounds found on the surface.

idk it just really makes me want to burst into tears. so much of paleontology relies on making inferences from bones and a variety of trace fossils, and there are likely several details about prehistoric fauna that we simply don't know because they dont fossilize well, and fossilization is already an incredibly rare process as is.

for example, if spiders all died out before humans ever saw any, and all we had left were fossils, would we know they spun webs of silk? would the spinnerets be enough to tip us off?

there are so many things we still don't know about prehistoric life, and likely never will know because it wasn't preserved. can you imagine how many species we just don't know about because they never fossilized?

but here, with borealopelta, we have such a well-preserved specimen that it looks as though it could wake up at any second. It just makes me feel something inexplicable.

[lucabyte]

Taking pride in One's own appearance.

[berryblu-arts]

obsessed w them <3<3<3

[morganafata]

After a glut of kdrama heroes who are all just too good to be true, it's refreshing to find out that teen Sun Jae is a legit dumbass. His grades are so low that even his superfan was like 'holy shit he's stupid'. All this boy knows is swimming, music, being a good son, and staying infatuated with the same girl for over a decade.

[personishfive]

in which there's starting to be a pattern

[arunneronthird]

thinking about older supersons learning to deal with the consequences of bad writting who they became

also jon wears nightwing merch i will not be taking questions

[poopystain]

short animation intended as a fun little remake of one i made a whole 5 years ago

old underneath cut

[pponk]

ok better quality before i die off again i think