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    What is your Patronus?

    I made it so I hope you enjoy :)


    • 1 month ago
    • #potter addicted
  • nerdypotter:

PARTY SPOCK by ~FanMania on deviantART on We Heart It - http://weheartit.com/entry/49229965/via/nerdy_potter_77

    nerdypotter:

    PARTY SPOCK by ~FanMania on deviantART on We Heart It - http://weheartit.com/entry/49229965/via/nerdy_potter_77

    Source: nerdypotter
    • 1 month ago
    • 18 notes
  • frostbackscat:

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    tremblelittle-liongirl:

    samkerouac:

    Prometheus (2012)

    He looks like handsome squidward.

    I’M LAUGHING SO HARD I CAN’T EVEN SAY THINGS

    (via kaileyjo)

    Source: andreii-tarkovsky
    • 1 month ago
    • 49299 notes
  • girlatsunrise:

    I did not see that coming.

    (via kaileyjo)

    Source: which-is-the-color-of-your-smile
    • 1 month ago
    • 58978 notes
  • jesus-frankenstein:

Sonmi-451 by Tdylan

    jesus-frankenstein:

    Sonmi-451 by Tdylan

    Source: jesus-frankenstein
    • 1 month ago
    • 38 notes
  • rhamphotheca:

Canada Lynx (Lynx canadensis) 
The larger, northern relative of the widespread bobcat, Canada Lynx are, as the name implies, mostly restricted to the boreal forests of Canada and the northern Rockies as far south as Utah. Their huge, oversized paws act as snowshoes in the deep snow of northern and montane winters, allowing them to chase after their primary prey, Snowshoe Hares. 
Though primarily nocturnal, lynx can sometimes be encountered during daylight hours, especially when hares are at the low end of their population cycle and prey is scarce. Lynx are normally solitary, but in the spring, starting in March in the south, they will search out mates briefly. The males don’t stick around, however, and the female raises the cubs by herself.
Photo by Keith Williams (kdee64away) on Flickr
(via: Peterson Field Guides)

    rhamphotheca:

    Canada Lynx (Lynx canadensis)

    The larger, northern relative of the widespread bobcat, Canada Lynx are, as the name implies, mostly restricted to the boreal forests of Canada and the northern Rockies as far south as Utah. Their huge, oversized paws act as snowshoes in the deep snow of northern and montane winters, allowing them to chase after their primary prey, Snowshoe Hares.

    Though primarily nocturnal, lynx can sometimes be encountered during daylight hours, especially when hares are at the low end of their population cycle and prey is scarce. Lynx are normally solitary, but in the spring, starting in March in the south, they will search out mates briefly. The males don’t stick around, however, and the female raises the cubs by herself.

    Photo by Keith Williams (kdee64away) on Flickr

    (via: Peterson Field Guides)

    Source: rhamphotheca
    • 1 month ago
    • 297 notes
  • ilovejosh-peace-out:

    imperialdalek:

    rennerlove:

    iseefearinyoureyeshuman:

    the-fandoms-are-cool:

    beccaoneilljackson:

    This is the perfect Tumblr’s photoset.

    We are a family and you don’t fuck with our siblings.

    We may squabble amongst ourselves, fight and argue, but when it gets down to it we all play in the same big mudhole together. We love each other, even if some of us are too stubborn to admit it. One fandom cannot survive without all the others; we await the new fandoms and help them, shaking, to their feet in this odd land of gifs and fics and fanart. We welcome them into tumblr with open arms.

    If any idiot ever dared declare war on any single one of the fandoms, you bet your ass the rest would come running to its aid.

    The Fandomily that scrolls together stays together. Forever.

    WAIT STAR TREK WERE INCLUDED IN A FANDOM POST!! THIS IS A BIG DAY FOR US. WE THOUGHT YOU FORGOT US WHEN WE MOVED TO UNIVERSITY!!!

    THEY INCLUDED STAR TREK HOLY SHIT

    STAR TREK FANDOM ACCEPTANCE FINALLY.

    coughDivergentcough

    (via kaileyjo)

    Source: orderofthepigeon
    • 1 month ago
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    • 3 months ago
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