drinktea-ordie:

einsteinonacid:

literarybinge:

nakedcrip:

therotund:

whoistorule:

piginpetticoats:

Once Upon a Time……. Umm the little mermaid or bust? y/y?

It was that reality show about awesome fat ladies in brooklyn

so yeah

actually my life

Pawn Stars.

This does not bode well. Or maybe it does.

Arrested Development

oh sh-

SPONGEBOB SPONGEBOB SPONGEBOB

How I Met Your Mother

Makin’ babies with Josh Radnor ahoy

Fuck it was that old anime Berserk, which is the most serious and gory thing ever. I’m going to die in a very painful and horrific way.

Persona 4 the Animation.

Well damnit. 

A video talking about how the internet may soon become restricted because, quite literally, we’re running out of space through which to broadcast it. 

Jesus Christ its the Great Deku Tree!! 

drinktea-ordie:

briannacherrygarcia:

madhattress330:

lysnk2:

goldfishchronicles:

risksareforsurvivors:

Shot in my jaw. Awesome.

that means i was shot/stabbed in the ass. lovely. 

…my ass?

…The inside of my thigh?

Holy shit, I have one on my knee. I TOOK AN ARROW TO THE KNEE YOU GUYS.

Stabbed in both inner thighs, in the back [and it looks like Africa], right above the left hip, and in my right eye. Murderous bastards!

Uhh I’ve got three under my left tit in kinda a triangle-arrangement and then two on my neck that look like scars from a vampire attack… and then one like folded UNDER my right boob. 

The first thing I must conclude is I was either a man or a much more modestly endowed woman in my past life.

The second I can conclude is I either died in a vampire attack or due to a freak acupuncture accident. 

if you’re human or cat, you’re gonna love this blog.

Bald Men who Own It Are Sexy

ucsdhealthsciences:

Skin deep

The average person is covered by 16 to 21 square feet of skin. It’s the largest organ in (on?) the human body. A key role of skin (aside from simply helping keep us all together) is to serve as a physical barrier to our surrounding environment and its assorted, myriad pathogens.

Indeed, our skin (or more particularly, its outer layer called the epidermis) is home to its own ecosystem of microorganisms, including yeasts and bacteria that cannot be removed by any amount of cleaning. On average, it’s estimated that roughly 50 million microbes inhabit each square inch of epidermis, though that number varies greatly by location. Oily or moist skin, such as under the arm or between the toes, harbors higher numbers than a similarly sized patch of forearm.

The scanning electron micrograph above, created by Thomas Deerinck at UC San Diego’s National Center for Microscopy and Imaging Research, depicts a patch of skin. The epidermis contains no blood vessels, receiving all of its nutrients via diffusion from capillaries in the underlying dermis layer.

The bottom layer of the epidermis contains proliferating cells, which divide to form keratinocytes. These daughter cells migrate up through the epidermis and eventually die as their nutrient supply dwindles. The keratinocytes lose their cytoplasm, which is replaced with keratin, a structural protein that forms tough, insoluble filaments similar to those found in your hair and nails.

After 27 days or so, the dead keratinocytes reach the surface of the skin and are sloughed off.  It’s estimated humans shed about 600,000 particles of skin per hour, about 1.5 pounds a year or 105 pounds of skin by the time they are 70 years old. This translates to an entirely new outer layer of skin cells every 27 days, almost 1,000 new skins in an average lifetime.

Now here’s another fun fact: A person’s particular scent is dictated by what particular bacteria is living on their skin. This, in part, is determined by their immune system, thus why people who are sick/have a weakened immune system have a certain smell about them; bacteria is being allowed to run wild on their skin. 

Now here’s an even more fun fact: Whether or not you find a person’s smell attractive is tied into this relationship between the immune system and the bacteria that dictates their unique scent. Most of the time we all find BO fucking gross, but everyone has gotten a whiff of someone at some point in their life and went ‘Holy hell that smells amazing and I want a piece.’ Chances are is they’re immune to a lot of things you’re not immune to, because we’re biologically designed to be attracted to the mate that is strong where we are weak, passing on a wider range of natural immunity to the next generation. 

So next time you get a whiff of someone and decide it smells amazing, remember; you’re sniffing the blueprint of their immune system and all the bacteria growing on their skin. 

Really, enjoy that. :) 

coffeeguy42:

And the world is a better place for the tacky lamps detruction.

“Augh! It’s so tacky… I can’t look… directly at it… But I control these feelings, concentrate, and… release! And the world is a better place.” 

So I’m doing a character analysis on Keira. This should be fun. I’m actually gonna record the whole thing and put it on Youtube, probably in several parts because Keira has a lot going on. Should be fun. :) 

-Loor