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This child tastes like sadness and lion meat. me, tunes. LIONS.
Did I mention I like lions?
~ Monday, May 28 ~
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bohemea: Lara Stone - Vogue Paris by Nan Goldin, June/July 2012

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Lara Stone - Vogue Paris by Nan Goldin, June/July 2012


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This migrane is fucking killing me make it stop fuck fuck fuck FUCK.


~ Sunday, May 27 ~
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I feel like such shit, in every way. But I mean, what’s new?


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want

want

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girls-in-underwear: (by undergroundmess)

girls-in-underwear:

(by undergroundmess)


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~ Saturday, May 26 ~
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My fish had more fucking babies. All they do is inbreed and inbreed and inbreed. Ugh

My fish had more fucking babies. All they do is inbreed and inbreed and inbreed. Ugh


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~ Friday, May 25 ~
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the-star-stuff: There’s more water on Jupiter’s moon Europa than there is on Earth Based on data acquired by NASA’s Galileo satellite, astronomers think the global oceans sloshing around beneath Europa’s icy exterior are likely 2—3 more voluminous than the oceans here on Earth. Not 2—3 times more proportionally, 2—3 times more in total volume. Illustration by Kevin Hand (JPL/Caltech), Jack Cook (Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution), Howard Perlman (USGS); Spotted on NASA APOD

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There’s more water on Jupiter’s moon Europa than there is on Earth

Based on data acquired by NASA’s Galileo satellite, astronomers think the global oceans sloshing around beneath Europa’s icy exterior are likely 2—3 more voluminous than the oceans here on Earth. Not 2—3 times more proportionally, 2—3 times more in total volume.

Illustration by Kevin Hand (JPL/Caltech), Jack Cook (Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution), Howard Perlman (USGS); Spotted on NASA APOD


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~ Thursday, May 24 ~
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No matter how many times I’ve seen these movies, I cannot resist a Pirates of the Caribbean marathon on abc.


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~ Wednesday, May 23 ~
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