alphaqueer:

sirmontfort:

what is this?

my undoing

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chekovvv:

i want someone to cuddle me (◡‿◡✿)

i want someone to kiss me (◡‿◡✿)

i want someone to roughly shove me up against the wall and make out with me until my head spins (◡‿◡✿)

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vinaigrette:

Mia Wasikowska in NY Times’ A Touch of Evil.

vinaigrette:

Mia Wasikowska in NY Times’ A Touch of Evil.

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sorry:

Do not reach for the stars. They are giant balls of fiery gas. Waste of time.

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urbanination:

Amsterdam’s canal system in winter.

urbanination:

Amsterdam’s canal system in winter.

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Ivan Aivazovsky
Ivan Aivazovsky

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iluisindustries:

Now I’m no heterophobe, but in a hetero relationship, like… which one’s the man and which one’s the other man?

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I woke up this morning and was just not having it, so I emailed one of the research assistants (my boss was out of the office today) and told her I was sick and couldn’t come in. Haven’t done much of anything since then. 

Got the arm strap for my phone earlier this week and finally put music on it. Now I can run with some motivation. Need to go through and weed out stuff I never listen to, most of the memory was taken up on my sd card. Could buy another, larger one I suppose, but I’d rather not.

So yeah, that was my day (not that anyone cares). Now it’s time to go for a run.

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mothernaturenetwork:

Huge ‘dead zone’ expected in Gulf of MexicoThe makings of a dead zone begin with nutrient pollution, primarily fertilizers and agricultural runoff.

You know what’s really upsetting about this? Very simple, easy, and relatively inexpensive steps can be taken to mitigate this issue. But humans hate adapting their behaviors even slightly, so nothing will be done until a crisis occurs.

mothernaturenetwork:

Huge ‘dead zone’ expected in Gulf of Mexico
The makings of a dead zone begin with nutrient pollution, primarily fertilizers and agricultural runoff.

You know what’s really upsetting about this? Very simple, easy, and relatively inexpensive steps can be taken to mitigate this issue. But humans hate adapting their behaviors even slightly, so nothing will be done until a crisis occurs.

Reblogged from Reblogs of a Fanboy