narration, please

1los:

heather franzen

There’s just… Something in my eye…

2 weeks ago · 128,188 notes (© 1los)

niggaimdeadass:

did u kno that cats do this while you’re asleep to check if you’re breathing?
and if you’re not alive they will start eating you at that very moment

did u kno that cats do this while you’re asleep to check if you’re breathing?

and if you’re not alive they will start eating you at that very moment

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2 weeks ago · 261,688 notes (© leilockheart)

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2 weeks ago · 37,893 notes (© makemelaugh-site)
#i believe

“Last year, 146 American girls were named Khaleesi. That’s a 450% jump in the name’s usage from 2011.” — Laura Wattenberg, Khaleesi: The Non-Name from a Non-Language (via light-cream-cheese)
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2 weeks ago · 5,035 notes (© light-cream-cheese)

epic-humor:

oohtheyhavenibbles: I JUST FOUND OUT ABOUT GLOSTER CANARIES AND I’M GONNA CRY LOOKIT THEM

THEY HAVE BOWLCUTS

BOWLCUTS

LOOK AT THAT SMUG LITTLE FUCKER WITH HIS FUCKING BOWLCUT

see more

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2 weeks ago · 127,732 notes (© oohtheyhavenibbles)

vonsneezinpooch:

Apparently today’s news was very disappointing.

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2 weeks ago · 803 notes (© vonsneezinpooch)

getoutoftherecat:

this is why you’re not allowed in the car.

CAT CAT CAT I want you

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horrorengine:

Best boy grip: Sean Bourdeau

youngjusticer:

Oh. My. Glob.

House Gumball, by Meder Taabaldiev.

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“Last year, 146 American girls were named Khaleesi. That’s a 450% jump in the name’s usage from 2011.” — Laura Wattenberg, Khaleesi: The Non-Name from a Non-Language (via light-cream-cheese)(via knittedredpanda)

“I exist in two places, here and where you are” — Margaret Atwood, Selected Poems (1965-1975)(via fuckyeahilikechicks)

“Last year, 146 American girls were named Khaleesi. That’s a 450% jump in the name’s usage from 2011.” — Laura Wattenberg, Khaleesi: The Non-Name from a Non-Language (via light-cream-cheese)
(via knittedredpanda)

“I exist in two places,
here and where you are” — Margaret Atwood, Selected Poems (1965-1975)
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