badlands is out
Couples
  1. Meanest: Sagittarius|Scorpio
  2. Aesthetically pleasing: Taurus|Leo
  3. Funniest: Gemini|Sagittarius
  4. Always fighting: Aries|Scorpio
  5. Weirdest: Aquarius|Pisces
  6. Hardworking: Virgo|Capricorn
  7. Annoying: Leo|Libra
  8. Accidentally intimidating: Capricorn|Scorpio
  9. Kindest: Cancer|Leo
  10. Adventure-seeking: Pisces|Sagittarius
  11. Loudest: Aries|Sagittarius
  12. Successful: Leo|Capricorn
  13. Are they together or what: Aquarius|Sagittarius
  14. Happiest: Cancer|Libra
  15. Self-pitying: Virgo|Pisces
  16. Cutest: Pisces|Capricorn

weriseandweareeverywhere:

“Alegría”, Maxfield Parrish.

“Estrellas”, Maxfield Parrish.

awesome-picz:

1,400-Year-Old Chinese Ginkgo Tree Drops Leaves That Drown Buddhist Temple In A Yellow Ocean.

dragondicks: “ he see me ”

dragondicks:

he see me

stfujjay:

OMG I WANT THIS FUCKING CAT..!!

captain-algebra: “episodechooseyourstory: “Welcome to Episode: your home for interactive, visual stories, where as the player YOU choose what path your character takes! ” I’m going to church because of this godforsaken app ”

captain-algebra:

episodechooseyourstory:

Welcome to Episode: your home for interactive, visual stories, where as the player YOU choose what path your character takes!

I’m going to church because of this godforsaken app

la-petite-merde:

[x]

pilotredsun: “ got some good jams poppin ”

pilotredsun:

got some good jams poppin

thisishowthebeatdrops:

thebestoftumbling:

dog conquers fear of doorways 

OH MY GOD BABY, YOU BIG FUCKING DORK
NO, I CAN’T COPE WITH YOU

thalassarche: “ Violet Starling (Cinnyricinclus leucogaster) with feather detail. Iridescence in bird feathers is due to microstructures of the feather refracting light like a prism. Fossil evidence has shown that birds have had these structures in...

thalassarche:

Violet Starling (Cinnyricinclus leucogaster) with feather detail. Iridescence in bird feathers is due to microstructures of the feather refracting light like a prism. Fossil evidence has shown that birds have had these structures in their feathers for at least 40 million years.