stuckasleep:

he found a stick

adriofthedead:

jetgreguar:

the-pietriarchy:

what a time to be alive

If you feel bad about yourself just remember this photoset

snidgets-and-lilies:

sauntering-vaguely-downwards:

rararachelmarie:

bloojayoolie:

wiredandrewired:

dudeistlibertarian:

espeonsilverfire2:

findingschmomo:

browncoat-named-cauthon:

excitabletortoise:

god bless america

I hope this the last remaining photos of our presidents

Is no one going to talk about Ronald McDonald fighting in Clinton’s background.

I’m not even american and I will reblog these anyday.

is Teddy Roosevelt shooting Bigfoot?

That one is historically accurate, actually.

Are we not gonna notice wheatley?

I just shed a single tear for my country.

100% accurate portrayal of our country’s history.

‘Murica

night-panda:

zombiesandporn:

I know one person who wouldnt like the season finale 

I bet Ten would’ve been a bit conflicted as well… Well maybe not as much.

death-by-lulz:

givemeajobplease:

This was a man, dressed as a plant, making pigeon noises at people walking by. I said hello, asked if it was okay to take his picture, and then asked why he was dressed as a plant. He said, “I’m just working through some stuff. Thank you for asking. No ones asked yet.”

salamseeker:

4futurer:

It’s funny how it’s always the Muslim woman who is “oppressed”

Forever Reblog.

andrew-neil-parr:

‘Rio de Janeiro’
‘Tokyo’
‘Shanghai’
‘Hong Kong’
‘New York’
‘San Francisco’
‘Paris’
’São Paulo’
‘Los Angeles’ 

”Cohen’s method is original and precise and harkens back to the methodologies employed by early 19th century photographers like Gustave Le Grey.  He photographs the world’s major cities, seeking out views that resonate for him and noting the precise time, angle, and latitude and longitude of his exposure.  As the world rotates around its axis the stars that would have been visible above a particular city move to deserts, plains, and other places free of light pollution.  By noting the precise latitude and angle of his cityscape, Cohen is able to track the earth’s rotation to places of atmospheric clarity like the Mojave, the Sahara, and the Atacama desert.  There he sets up his camera to record what is lost to modern urban dwellers.” - Danziger Gallery

‘Darkened Cities’ by Thierry Cohen

(Via Beautiful Decay)