lmao anyway
The pride of Tenipuri fandom. Whenever someone insult us, we can be like, “Excuse me, but have you ever look at our Sensei before????”
- Me: *sees beautiful art* I should compliment the artist!
- Me: *knows nothing of art terms*....
- It's shiny! The lines go whoosh whoosh and that makes me happy. The colors give me feelings. So clean, so vibrant. I would lick it.
I CANNOT BELIEVE THAT HE OWNS THAT ZIPPERED VEST. had my mind blown on twitter and tumblr already this morning.
i kind of like that preppy look with the nerd sweater though i really do.
Happy birthday to one of the dearest people in my life, Sanada Genichirou. He has shaped me and impacted my life :)
@prillalar every time you say you’re sanada, i’m gonna picture you like this.
YOU CAN COMMENT HERE. As of right now there’s only 10k. Public comments close May 26th so get on this shit while you can.
These are the places up for consideration:
Basin and Range
Bears Ears
Berryessa Snow Mountain
Canyons of the Ancients
Carrizo Plain
Cascade Siskiyou
Craters of the Moon
Giant Sequoia
Gold Butte
Grand Canyon-Parashant
Grand Staircase-Escalante
Hanford Reach
Ironwood Forest
Mojave Trails
Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks
Rio Grande del Norte
Sand to Snow
San Gabriel Mountains
Sonoran Desert
Upper Missouri River
Vermilion Cliffs
Katahadin Woods
Marianas Trench
Northeast Canyons and Seamounts
Pacific Remote Islands
Papahanaumokuakea
Rose Atoll
COME ON PEOPLE. TELL THEM WHY THESE NATIONAL MONUMENTS MATTER TO YOU. If people can leave 50k comments about why the EPA should keep regulations, and crash the FCC’s website over net neutrality, you can bring it for our national monuments.
Our national monuments are part of the national parks system, and include both protected wilderness and protected cultural and historical landmarks (including, surprise surprise, sites significant to indigenous cultures).
They are important not only for the sake of nostalgia, national pride and beauty–although all of those are valuable in their own right–but also for the sake of anthropology, American history, environmental science and biodiversity. These sites are often of great scientific interest, housing rare species and natural phenomena, battlefields, and some of the oldest human settlements in the Americas.
The locations on this list didn’t become federally protected as a lark. Most of them were added to this list thanks to a great public outcry, because experience had proven that nothing less was sufficient to protect them.
Boost this???
This stupid fuck wants to remove the Sonoran desert? What the fuck?
Also: it took me one minute to comment. It asks for your name but I didn’t have to give any other info or contact info. Please take a moment to send a polite comment in favor of protecting these heritage and wild areas.
my full submission for the otayuri to world’s unknown zine! had a super good time making this, big thanks to @hawberries and daikonhime on twitter for organising, and thanks to everyone who supported the zine!! ur all mvps
I’m not about to kinkshame a whole aquarium but
carry me into the sunset, my cephalopod prince
friends, you don’t understand. This ad campaign was goddamn HUGE. They bought out the entirety of multiple train stations in Boston with these. There are so many more, and they’re all this same beautiful combination of questionable/amazing.
This is the best thing in my life
I’m gonna get a dakimakura of a dakimakura
P-Pillow-Kun, I…
fir the first time in his life he is loved for who he is and not who else is printed on him and I think that’s beautiful
It’s the frikkin’ Snake
YES YES IT IS
lol I’m glad I’m not the only one who immediately thought this. SERPENT BITE.
antique-romantic
