juvjuvychan:

 #clearly the look of someone who should never be a firebender but is

whatsnew-lgbtq:

whatsnew-lgbtq:

Qpr forum

This is still very important and it’s free to use for anyone.

boyy-bait:

WITH BOTH THE LORD AND POLICE!! ☝🏾

fangirlfiles1:

impatentpending:

nightcatssketchbook:

*slides you some content across the virtual table we’re suddenly sitting at and takes a long slow sip of lemonade*
Click on it (please it’s pretty) 😀
*slowly slides off my chair and backs out the door while silently contemplating why I have such a long caption*

Oh, you’re right!!!  It is so pretty.

Oh my goodness this is BEAUTIFUL

simonalkenmayer:

thenib:

From Kasia Babis.

I’ve never understood people who make those sorts of jokes. I identify with this cartoon enormously.

alastyearonearth:

lovecoresockhead:

alastyearonearth:

lovecoresockhead:

This is the funniest thing I’ve ever read in a science book

show us the duck op

the duck.

forbidden bath toy

adoctoraday24:

shylo-ren:

11. Being a mother.

12. Not wanting to be a mom

13. Speaking up for ourselves

14. Being confident

15. Being a leader

16. Having stretch marks/wrinkles/pimples

17. Having an opinion

18. Being a virgin

19. Laughing loudly

20. Being happy

makochantachibanana:

lameborghini:

lameborghini:

my physics teacher loves april fools day

i told him that his joke got 90 thousand notes on the internet and he was like “wow!! 90 thousand people think im funny” (he always makes bad jokes in class and no one laughs) and he was smiling really big it was so cute

this is beautiful

notthegodofknives:

thegestianpoet:

collaterlysisters:

funimationentertainment:

field-field-of-koopers:

It doesn’t end there:

another addition

do you ever just like. feel unbelievably proud of someone you’d never even heard of previously

oh my god

Name a better real life character arc

minim-calibre:

The most commonly accepted age range that I have seen for Millennials is, in fact, Chris Evans to Tom Holland. (1981 to 1996)

At this point, the Millennials are, for the most part, no longer the kids on your lawn; they’re your slightly-younger friends also complaining about the kids on the lawn.