greedcoded

jack-os-5d:
“tsunflowers:
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rblogging again because it actually fucking was gargoyles
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pibachu

hera-the-wizard

i do genuinely think that there'd be something so releasing about finally losing it and sinking your teeth into the flesh of another human

just letting it all go in a fit of animalistic hunger

like drifting off to sleep

saint-official

Fallen London seeking Mr eaten's Name

bekkathyst

Trinkets

carsons-critters

alonglistofbirds

[1564/10977] Böhm's bee-eater - Merops boehmi

Order: Coraciiformes
Family: Meropidae (bee-eaters)

Photo credit: Daniel Branch via Macaulay Library

stellersjaygould

[ID: A multicoloured bird perched on a horizontal tree branch, facing left at a three-quarter angle to the viewer. The bird has a light green body, a chestnut-red crown, a yellow-orange throat and upper breast, a thin black mask across its eyes with a light cyan stripe underneath, red eyes, a moderately long lilac tail with two long streamers, and a moderately long, slightly decurved black beak. Its feathers are slightly puffed outwards, giving it a fluffy appearance. /End ID.]

milomeepit

classysushi

pop-punklouis

fishgirlautism

imagine getting jumped by a group of european djs and one of them says "take his ass to the planet of the bass"

justanotherpurplebutterfly

Fun fact about you, the person reading this:

You just lost the game

facts-i-just-made-up

chaoswooper asked:

How did worms evolve their wiggliness?

facts-i-just-made-up answered:

The wiggliness existed in primordial nature before worms took shape. The worms evolved to become one with the wiggles. Now the wiggles are made flesh. Now the wiggles cannot be stopped.