T. Strange's Blog, page 134
August 9, 2013
constant-tides:
human-cartography:
fleshcircus:
queernonywolf:...

Salvador Dali taking his Anteater for a walk, Paris 1969.
this mother fucker
had an ant eater.
After seeing this for the thousandth time, I’m quite sure I’ll never amount to this level of awesome.
Literally my favourite picture.
Love that man
May I also point out his cane?
"Creating a life that reflects your values and satisfies your soul is a rare achievement. In a..."
- Bill Watterson (via mikekarnell)
August 8, 2013
My friend’s phone autocorrected my name to ‘fanciest’ today.
Actually, one of my...
My friend’s phone autocorrected my name to ‘fanciest’ today.
Actually, one of my nicknames used to be (and still is, to my sister) Tinker, because that’s what Word changed my name to.
…also, my phone always tries to censor me. It always changes ‘fuck’ to ‘duck’.
leftforbed:
leftforbed:
mcsnuggie:
true self control is waiting until the movie starts to eat...
true self control is waiting until the movie starts to eat your popcorn
why would the movie eat my popcorn
nevermind i get it
geometricdeathtrap:
metallikato:
generallegendary:
metallikato:
jewelstaites:
how to give a...
how to give a good handjob
bop it
pull it
twist it
harder
better
faster
stronger
You pull your left hand in
You pull your left hand out
You pull your left hand in
And you shake it all about!
Cha cha real smooth
none of you ever touch a penis
odditiesoflife:
Leafy Sea Dragons
These stunning sea dragon...



Leafy Sea Dragons
These stunning sea dragon pictures illuminate their mysterious beauty and extraordinary adaptations. The near-invisibility of their fins gives the sea dragons the appearance of floating seaweed that is drifting with the currents. Instead of scales, they have protective armor to ward off predators. The row of spines along their backs can also wound attackers. At other times they will curl into balls like porcupines in self defense. Truly extraordinary creatures.
cluckyeschickens:
Peter Kelly
On a lighter note, the bag I used for the kitty litter was full of holes (and now I’ve got...
On a lighter note, the bag I used for the kitty litter was full of holes (and now I’ve got Bofur in my head), so my tuxedo cat is kindly sweeping the spilled litter into piles.
I’m never sure if he’s doing this because:
a) he’s kind of obsessive compulsive (which he is)
b) he genuinely wants to help (this seems unlikely, given that he’s a cat)
c) he’s commenting on my poor housekeeping skills