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sekra:

Wow, Tony. He’s only going to get milk.

posted 44 minutes ago via prongsiegannon · originally sekra with 22,793 notes

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flameo-instantnoodles:

fruitbar:

uwaah:

neekcreep:

partylikeaprostitute:

Goofy, Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse’s cameo in The Little Mermaid

Proof kingdom hearts actually happened

omg

Proof kingdom hearts actually happened 

Proof kingdom hearts actually happened

flameo-instantnoodles:

fruitbar:

uwaah:

neekcreep:

partylikeaprostitute:

Goofy, Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse’s cameo in The Little Mermaid

Proof kingdom hearts actually happened

omg

Proof kingdom hearts actually happened

Proof kingdom hearts actually happened


epicdrama:

Right in the feels!

posted 12 hours ago via laurenbaum · originally mellarkia with 5,687 notes

epicdrama:

Right in the feels!

posted 12 hours ago via laurenbaum · originally mellarkia with 5,687 notes

marcelovieira:

anniedraws:

mischiefloki:

calysto1395:

vrlmvrlm:

queenofzan:

propaedeuticist:

Meteorological Triptych - the only 2 photos (to date) of a tornado, rainbow and lightning bolt together.

thor what are you doing

^


wowfunniestposts:

They expect my reaction to be something like:

When really, my reaction is something like:

this blog is hilarious



itshadrian:

I’ve died and gone to design heaven.
Architect Bart Prince dreamt up a fantastical house in Columbus, Ohio, distinguished by dynamic, flowing spaces. The owner describes the home as a place for big kids with, for instance, secret passageways hidden within the masonry walls. A 75-foot-long serpentine pool, lined with mirror-and-glass mosaics, winds its way along the lower level of the house. “The owner wanted a lap pool running through a tropical garden, with palm trees and bananas and views of the sky,” the architect says. “The living spaces are arranged around that.” 
Photo: Scott Frances

itshadrian:

I’ve died and gone to design heaven.

Architect Bart Prince dreamt up a fantastical house in Columbus, Ohio, distinguished by dynamic, flowing spaces. The owner describes the home as a place for big kids with, for instance, secret passageways hidden within the masonry walls. A 75-foot-long serpentine pool, lined with mirror-and-glass mosaics, winds its way along the lower level of the house. “The owner wanted a lap pool running through a tropical garden, with palm trees and bananas and views of the sky,” the architect says. “The living spaces are arranged around that.” 

Photo: Scott Frances


posted 15 hours ago via andersonhummels · originally kurtcedes with 647 notes


stephwinchester:

#animals #they should be rewarded for not being people

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