I once knew something

lexcanroar:

still loving these TIME covers

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everygoodusernameistaken:

theclearlydope:

I want to go through my Facebook timeline and do this with every duck face photo but I fear that my Photoshop would catch on fire.

ratsoff:

How to deal with Duck Face: Just Add Spaghetti

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Genius

… seriously am I the only one who would feel better having Hannibal Lectur protecting me?

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This reminds me of an exchange I had at a comic book shop once. Then the guy got extremely confused, insulted and called me a cock tease because I wouldn’t give him my number

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marykatewiles:

freaking cried. at this and everything else.

odditiesoflife:

Red Tides

Red tides, a common term for the more proper name of “harmful algal blooms” (HABs), occur when colonies of algae—simple ocean plants that live in the sea—grow out of control while producing toxic or harmful effects on people, fish, shellfish, marine mammals and birds. The human illnesses caused by HABs, though rare, can be debilitating or even fatal. As the name suggests, the bloom of algae often turns the water red.

But not all algal blooms are harmful. Most blooms, in fact, are beneficial because the tiny plants are food for animals in the ocean. In fact, they are the major source of energy that fuels the ocean food web.

i miss the sea.

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