defythelies: fucktheflagandfuckyou: evan-tually: premiumgifs: [via] White people. God dammit Sharon not again I love how she looks at the hammer like the hole was it’s fault She like, smashes a fat hole in her fucking wall, and at first is like oh dear! She realized that she really hit that hard and then gestured that it clearly was not her own fault

defythelies:

fucktheflagandfuckyou:

evan-tually:

premiumgifs:

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White people.

God dammit Sharon not again

I love how she looks at the hammer like the hole was it’s fault

She like, smashes a fat hole in her fucking wall, and at first is like oh dear! She realized that she really hit that hard and then gestured that it clearly was not her own fault

samandriel:

covetxvx:

a metaphor of my life

best moment on television. ever.

(Source: eisenberries)

natashakline:

For all the artists out there. xoxo

shavingryansprivates: ED EDD n EDDY BRBRBRBRBBRBRBRRRRRROOOOO YEAHHHH Ed Edd and Eddy squad ma nigga fix wit it.

shavingryansprivates:

ED EDD n EDDY

BRBRBRBRBBRBRBRRRRRROOOOO YEAHHHH

Ed Edd and Eddy squad ma nigga fix wit it.

(Source: deervision)

metallipstick:

My education in a nutshell

(Source: slayerage)

calmek: 渋谷 氷川神社 お祭り by yto on Flickr.

calmek:

渋谷 氷川神社 お祭り by yto on Flickr.

21st-deadrats: this is sick

21st-deadrats:

this is sick

(Source: zenophrenic)

scifigrl47: fluffaykitties: It’s a cat. On a roomba. Dressed as a shark. =^.^= Well, there’s that.

scifigrl47:

fluffaykitties:

It’s a cat. On a roomba. Dressed as a shark.
=^.^=

Well, there’s that.

(Source: fuckyeahdementia)

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fuckyeahcrystals: Epidote, Ca2Al2(Fe3+;Al)(SiO4)(Si2O7)O(OH). The anisotropy, or directional asymmetry, of epidote causes the stone to appear different colors from different directions. The crystal structure bends light differently depending on the path, appearing to you as a color change. This picture shows a bluish-green for the crystals on the left, and a more yellow-green on the right.

fuckyeahcrystals:

Epidote, Ca2Al2(Fe3+;Al)(SiO4)(Si2O7)O(OH).

The anisotropy, or directional asymmetry, of epidote causes the stone to appear different colors from different directions. The crystal structure bends light differently depending on the path, appearing to you as a color change.

This picture shows a bluish-green for the crystals on the left, and a more yellow-green on the right.