lonely-grrrl:

this is awesome

jachaitravels:

The surgery was a success!

helpimtrappedinawebsite:

I DONT CARE WHAT SEASON IT IS, EVERYONE NEEDS TO SEE THIS 

I ALSO DONT CARE WHAT SEASON IT IS, THIS KILLS THE PLANT. PLEASE DO NOT TRY AT HOME.

superziggy:

So we’re listening to music and up next was a LOTR play along midi file for my clarinet students…

vastderp:

fatmaninalittlesuit:

moonblossom:

deluxetrashqueen:

Honestly, Rick Rolling is the best practical joke ever. Like, there’s nothing offensive or mean  spirited about it. It’s just like “Oops you thought there would be something else here but it’s ‘Never Gonna Give You Up’.” which isn’t even a bad song. It’s fairly enjoyable to listen to. There’s no jumpscares, no screaming, no ill will. Just Rick Astley telling you he’s never going to give you up. I think that’s great. “You fell into my trap! Here, listen to this completely benign song that will have no negative effect on you.” 

I wish this were true. There’s a really good article about the problems inherent with rickrolling here.

I had no idea. I’m so sorry if I hurt anyone.

OH NO I NEVER THOUGHT ABOUT IT THAT WAY 

alexanderhamiltonisthebottom:

okay so I don’t agree with the “Jasper is a fusion” theory.

the gems are distinct when they are being fused, for example:

Pearl and Amethyst

Garnet and Amethyst

Ruby and Sapphire

but Jasper and Lapis Lazuli looks like this

they’re both their own Gems, so something doesn’t add up?? Jasper gives off the indication they are fused (pupils, 4 eyes on Malachite), but no extra gems show up when fusing. So i’m thinking that Jasper might be fused in a different way that what we initially thought…

I’ve always assumed that fusion forms are reflective of their relationship. The better they are for each other, the more humanoid it is.

Garnet says “Yikes, they are really bad for each other” At the end as well. 
Now if they had five or more eyes then I would consider the Jasper fusion theory.

avianawareness:

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becausebirds:

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talk-crafty-to-me:

possumagic:

ok but

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I am their fury

I am their patience

I am their carbonation

sonypraystation:

dude was legit tryna slide his dick in her cold stainless steel coochie #salute the pioneers