marcovicci:
people with extroverted traits can have depression? people with extroverted traits can be writers? people with extroverted traits can enjoy reading? people with extroverted traits do not exist solely for you to slam with your classist (and usually misogynist, and often racist) stereotypes of shrieking california beach bunnies and jock hunks? in fact, people with extroverted traits can have introverted traits, and the distinction is not as clear as you think it is? you are literally recreating the dichotomy of GOTHS VS PREPS that you acted out on neopets when you were eleven years old because you can’t let go of your US VS THEM mentality? stop it?
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8:01 pm • 21 May 2013 • 1,109 notes
pale-castle:
cityrebels:
Things I find strangely pretty: dust swimming in the afternoon sun.
i’ve been waiting for this gif to pop back up in my dash for forever
definitely one of my favorite gifs
this is so pretty
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6:51 pm • 21 May 2013 • 710,701 notes
chronicallyvegan:
*Photo credit to Anita Krajnc*
The Pig Preserve in Tenessee, United States attempts to give back to pigs the natural environment they deserve, This sanctuary takes more of a “hands-off” approach and allows hundreds of pigs to roam the 100 acres of land and forest freely.
It is magical and refreshing to see these creatures in such greenery, next to trees, and with so much free space.
This is the way every pig deserves to live.
Support pigs and their freedom by adopting a vegan lifestyle.
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6:48 pm • 21 May 2013 • 233 notes
Today I made a HARDCORE PANSY shirt to replace the one my friend made for me which I love (how the fuck do you lose a tshirt?)
The stencils were freehand drawn, then cut out with the blade of a stanley knife, then I used a metallic spray paint. I did not wear a mask. That is how you know I’m hardcore. I should be revising right now.
4:11 pm • 21 May 2013 • 5 notes
Binder Probz
deathtasteslikechicken:
limeswithorange:
keintheoptimisticbeaver:
- when someone catches you putting your binder on
- when you try putting on your binder after a shower and you’re still kind of wet
- people asking where your boobs went
- not getting the right size
- seeing the binder through your shirt
- SUMMER
- the constant doubt that your chest is lop-sided
- having to exercise with one on
- those terrifying seconds/minutes when your stuck half-way in your binder
- roll ups
- back pain
12. Trying not to do anything that involves running/jumping/skipping/ moving of any sort for fear of your chest moving in your binder
I could keep going but I wont.
13. just not being able to breathe
14. bronchial congestion
15. The incredibly seductive moment of trying to get it off before/during sex
2:57 am • 21 May 2013 • 181 notes
thechroniclesofrin:
dollyfarton:
dangerousperson:
blua:
Tattoos by Russian tattoo artist Sasha based in St. Pete, Florida.
The whale one though oh my actual god need
holy shit.
woah
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7:27 pm • 20 May 2013 • 14,674 notes
ichthyologist:
The Complex Structure of Bucket Orchids
Orchids of the genus Coryanthes have evolved along with orchid bees, and depend on each other for reproduction.
Male bees are attracted to an pheromone laced wax produced under the orchid’s helmet. The wax is stored by the male and are used in courtship. However, the helmet is slippery and bees sometimes fall into the fluid filled bucket below.
Once in the bucket, their wings are wet, which prevent them from flying. The walls of the bucket are smooth and lined with downward pointing hairs, preventing the insect from escaping through climbing. A small opening towards the front of the flower is the only way out.
As the bee climbs through the narrow opening, they must press their bodies against sticky pollen packets. These are essentially glued to the bee’s body as it tries to escape. In order for fertilisation to happen, the pollen from one plant must be transferred to the stigma of another plant.
After the bee flies off and visits another flower, it goes through a similar ordeal. This time, as it exits the bucket, the pollen packet on its back brushes past the stigma of the new flower, thus achieving pollination.
dwittkower, dogtooth77, Alex Popovkin on Flickr
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6:21 pm • 20 May 2013 • 276 notes
tommilsom:
iamrealindsey:
I call this look “fat slut wanna be punk astronaut accountant from outer space with thighs the size of the moon”
Please reblog this if you love it to boost my ego.
omg
cutie
2:11 pm • 19 May 2013 • 2,013 notes
medicalschool:
Purkinje neurons play an essential role in motor function. Here the Purkinje neurons reach their arbor-like dendrites into the molecular layer of the developing cerebellum of a mouse. The mostly green cells at the bottom left are cerebellar granule cells, which relay information from the nervous system to the Purkinje neurons.
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2:11 pm • 19 May 2013 • 1,027 notes
