gyzym:

“Big man in a suit of armor. Take that off, what are you?”

In which Tony Stark moves through life taking two steps forward, one step back.

Please watch in HD and fullscreen if possible! Rambling and thanks here. :)

oh my god it’s done and it’s up and it’s EVEN BETTER THAN I WAS EXPECTING WHICH SHOUD DEFINITELY BE IMPOSSIBLE OH MY GODDDDDDDDD

So this is way more awesome than it has any right to be.

THIS POST IS FOR YOU, KALLIOPESTARMIST.

YOU DRAW AMAZING ART.

YOU LOOK AMAZING IN COSPLAY AND SEW INCREDIBLY.

YOU WRITE BEAUTIFUL FIC.

YOU ARE A GOOD PERSON.  I DON’T CARE WHAT YOU SAY.

THE REAL QUESTION IS, WHY ARE WE NOT HANGING OUT RIGHT NOW ALL THE TIME FOREVER.

(I love you, Azula)

brain-food:

“Outliers (Trace)” by Canadian artist Maskull Lasserre is a series of shoes that have been modified to leave realistic animal footprints. Lasserre has been using the shoes to leave animal tracks in cities in Canada and America since 2011. 

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Haters gonna hate.

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nationalgeographicmagazine:

Horses, Mongolian Steppe
Photograph by Mark Leong, National Geographic
An ocean of green, Mongolia is the most sparsely populated country in the world, with just under three million people in a landmass larger than Alaska. Mongolian culture—physical, mobile, self-reliant, and free—developed out here on the steppe. “When people move to Ulaanbaatar, they bring that mentality with them,” says Baabar, a well-known publisher and historian.

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Faaaaanndommmm

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theartofanimation:

Yan Nascimbene

That second picture is the view from the train window at the end of the day as you speed through the salt marshes of the eastern San Francisco Bay.  Beautiful.

You tell ‘em, Willow.

definitelydope:

There’s something in the fog (by Boris Stefanovic)

One of the joys of flying back and forth across the country is getting to see the earth and sky from a very different perspective.  One of my favorite sights is city lights through light fog.  Everything is softer.

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