These peanut butter filled pretzels lower the I.Q. of the whole street.

smoucan:

I think Jaime cares…

(via sworntobrienne)

mcwithams:

a dance is like a conversation, except you never need to make a sound

(via dechagny)

reapersun:

For Let’s Draw Sherlock!!
Gustave Doré’s “Satan is cast out of Heaven”

I love Doré’s engravings ;w; I considered trying to emulate the awesome linework too but it would probably have taken me a month to do it haha no tks

stripedinsanity:

inebriatedpony:

Science!

If you don’t think science is bitch tits bannana’s wicked then what the fuck is wrong with you

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raven feathered stag

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reapersun:

I HAVE A PROBLEM WITH MONSTER HUNTER OKAY

actually pepper-tea came up with the idea of bilbo wearing felyne acorn armor and so we both decided to draw it here is her’s

and we debated what armor would look good on thorin and then i was sketching and i wanted to draw more and got carried away haha

if you know all the armors you win a well-done steak

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medicinenotes:

Chicken embryo vascular system

This fluorescence micrograph shows the vascular system of a developing chicken embryo (Gallus gallus), two days after fertilisation. Injecting fluorescent dextran revealed the entire vasculature used by the embryo to feed itself from the rich underlying yolk inside the egg. The image shows the central chicken embryo surrounded by veins and arteries. The head of the embryo, including the embryonic eye and brain, can be seen on the upper part of the embryo, just above the embryonic heart. The long lower part of the embryo is the future body of the chicken, from which legs and wings will develop. At this stage of development, the embryo and its surrounding vasculature are a little smaller than a 5p coin.

Credit: Vincent Pasque, University of Cambridge

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huckjoh:

” The Black Cat” Edgar Allan Poe

(via gardev01r)

Interviewer: Who do you think deserves the power at the end?

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Hannibal →

Episode 7: “Sorbet”

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